ALBUMPages Of Time: The Early ChaptersWillie Nelson
ALBUMBluegrassWillie Nelson
ALBUMI Don't Know A Thing About Love (The Songs of Harlan Howard)Willie Nelson
ALBUMA Beautiful TimeWillie Nelson
ALBUMThe Willie Nelson FamilyWillie Nelson
ALBUMThat's LifeWillie Nelson
ALBUMFirst Rose of SpringWillie Nelson
ALBUMRide Me Back HomeWillie Nelson
Willie Nelson's Popular Music Videos
Seven Spanish Angels (Live)
Ray Charles With Willie Nelson
Tuskegee Complete DVD Footage
Lionel Richie, Jimmy Buffett, Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean, Darius Rucker, Shania Twain, Little Big Town, Kenny Chesney, Rascal Flatts, Jennifer Nettles, Tim McGraw, Billy Currington, Kenny Rogers & Willie Nelson
On the Road Again (ACM Lifting Lives Edition) [feat. Ingrid Andress, Gabby Barrett, Jordan Davis, Russell Dickerson, Lindsay Ell, Riley Green, Caylee Hammack, Cody Johnson, Tenille Townes, Morgan Wallen]
ACM Awards New Artist Nominees & Willie Nelson
Me and Bobby McGee (feat. Gordon Lightfoot, Ronnie Hawkins & Willie Nelson)
Kris Kristofferson, Gordon Lightfoot, Ronnie Hawkins & Willie Nelson
It's All Going to Pot
Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
Welcome To Hazeville (feat. Colt Ford, Lukas Nelson & Willie Nelson)
Brantley Gilbert
Beer for My Horses
Willie Nelson
Just Breathe
Willie Nelson
Cottage For Sale (feat. Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real & Promise of the Real) [Live]
Willie Nelson
Pancho and Lefty (Video)
Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson
Artist Playlists
Willie Nelson Essentials
He blazed a trail with outlaw country and beyond.
Willie Nelson: Deep Cuts
He had a singular ability to handle others' songs.
Meet the songwriters and C&W stylists who shaped Willie's brilliant career.
Artist Biography
Even before he became the Red Headed Stranger, Willie Nelson was already a Nashville songwriting legend, providing Patsy Cline with her 1961 signature tune, “Crazy.” But as a fledgling performer in his own right, the clean-cut honky-tonker’s humble approach and conversational croon was increasingly at odds with mainstream country music’s tilt toward variety-show glitz. Upon joining the post-hippie roots-music radicals taking over the Austin scene (and swearing off barbers forevermore), the Texas-born Nelson became an icon of the ’70s outlaw-country movement, favoring a stripped-down style that could both evoke desert-highway vistas (“On the Road Again”) and initiate the most intimate of conversations (“Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain”). But Nelson’s brand of down-home simplicity shouldn’t be confused with dogmatic purism (he’s also no stranger to adult-contemporary crossovers, like his duet with Julio Iglesias, “To All the Girls I've Loved Before”). Rather, he’s always searching for the most direct route to the soul of a song, whether he’s elevating the country standard “Always on My Mind” to the realm of modern hymn, or bringing a wistful, lived-in wisdom to Great American Songbook perennials like “Georgia on My Mind.” In the 21st century, Nelson’s outlaw ethos has continued to manifest itself in all sorts of surprising ways: He’s become America’s most visible pro-marijuana activist and Snoop Dogg’s unlikeliest duet partner.