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No Free Lunch

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by: Green on Red

Release Date October 20, 2003

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No Free Lunch

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by: Green on Red

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been trying to find this album for years. fantastic just love the old willie nelson track, love to know what he thinks.......

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No Free Lunch

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by: Green on Red

Release Date July 01, 1994
been trying to find this album for years. fantastic just love the old willie nelson track, love to know what he thinks.......

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Love Songs

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by: Marvin Gaye

Release Date January 14, 2003
While I'm a Big Marvin Gaye Fan this Collection does nothing for me whatsoever.been there&done that a ton of times already.Marvin Gaye is bound to Have more Material that hasn't surfaced yet that would better be Welcomed instead of 50 ways to Promote the same thing over&over again.

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The Dream Team

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by: Jimmy McGriff

Release Date February 04, 1997
B-3 master Jimmy McGriff is joined by Red Holloway (former tenor/alto player for Brother Jack McDuff) and David "Fathead" Newman (sax man for Ray Charles), plus funky drummer Bernard Purdie and soul-jazz journeyman Melvin Sparks on guitar.

There's a lot here for serious fans of the genre, but this is also a very accessible album for folks who are not hardcore jazz fans. The emphasis is on blues and gospel sounds and feeling over flash. This is one of Jimmy's finest, and one hopes that Holloway and Newman work together again --- they don't make tenor men like this anymore.

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Oh Boy Records Classics Presents: Willie Nelson

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by: Willie Nelson

Release Date October 17, 2000
This album provides Mr. Nelson singing and playing most of his classic favorites. The accompaniments are spare, for example, we hear an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and perhaps a chorus of two or three backup singers. I first heard recordings of Mr. Nelson's acoustic performances of Hello Walls and Nightlife, in the year 1976, broadcast from a San Jose, CA radio station.

Since the early 1980s, I had been trying to find the same recordings where Mr.Nelson's acoustic guitar is the most prominent instrument. But these recording have proved elusive. Instead, I've found songs recorded with a lush backdrop of violins or instead, or recorded with a rock'n'roll style band with drums and electric bass, etc.

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Margie Baker and Friends Live at Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society

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by: Margie Baker and Friends

Release Date September 27, 2005
This album provides Mr. Nelson singing and playing most of his classic favorites. The accompaniments are spare, for example, we hear an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and perhaps a chorus of two or three backup singers. I first heard recordings of Mr. Nelson's acoustic performances of Hello Walls and Nightlife, in the year 1976, broadcast from a San Jose, CA radio station.

Since the early 1980s, I had been trying to find the same recordings where Mr.Nelson's acoustic guitar is the most prominent instrument. But these recording have proved elusive. Instead, I've found songs recorded with a lush backdrop of violins or instead, or recorded with a rock'n'roll style band with drums and electric bass, etc.

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Country Male Classics (Karaoke)

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from: CDG

Release Date October 07, 2004
This album provides Mr. Nelson singing and playing most of his classic favorites. The accompaniments are spare, for example, we hear an acoustic guitar, a steel guitar, and perhaps a chorus of two or three backup singers. I first heard recordings of Mr. Nelson's acoustic performances of Hello Walls and Nightlife, in the year 1976, broadcast from a San Jose, CA radio station.

Since the early 1980s, I had been trying to find the same recordings where Mr.Nelson's acoustic guitar is the most prominent instrument. But these recording have proved elusive. Instead, I've found songs recorded with a lush backdrop of violins or instead, or recorded with a rock'n'roll style band with drums and electric bass, etc.

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Big Blues Extravaganza!: The Best of Austin City Limits

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 01, 2008
I get the feeling all of the artists record labels held back releasing any really good stuff. You get some tasty work here though. Worth adding to the collection.

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Big Blues Extravaganza!: The Best of Austin City Limits

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 05, 1998
I get the feeling all of the artists record labels held back releasing any really good stuff. You get some tasty work here though. Worth adding to the collection.