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WILLIE NELSON, MERLE HAGGARD, RAY PRICE -- LAST OF THE BREED (2007)

Album: Last of the Breed
Artist: Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Ray Price
Genre: Country
Year Released: 2007
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Once an Outlaw, later a Highwayman, now an elder statesman, Willie Nelson joins forces with Merle Haggard and Ray Price (both of whom have recorded duet albums with Nelson) in a celebration of the classic country song. Everything about this is defiantly old school, from the production by veteran Fred Foster and the musical support from steel guitarist Buddy Emmons and Texas Playboy fiddler Johnny Gimble and vocal backing from the Jordanaires to songs from the likes of Harlan Howard, Leon Payne, and Lefty Frizzell. For all of the artists' generational ties, their differences are what distinguish the project: Nelson is the reediest and most conversational vocalist, Haggard the bluesiest; and Price remains the quintessential countrypolitan crooner. Whether they're harmonizing on Mickey Newbury's "Sweet Memories" or trading verses on Howard's "Pick Me Up on Your Way Down," the vocal blend suggests old friends having the time of their musical lives. Guests include Vince Gill (on "Heartaches by the Number") and Kris Kristofferson (on his Why Me Lord"), but a trio like this doesn't need much outside assistance. --Don McLeese

Product Description
Let's be clear: Last of the Breed is a story - actually, a novel, if not an epic - unto itself. The title sums it up pretty well: On these two discs three classic performers, Ray Price, Willie Nelson, and Merle Haggard, band together on songs they've known and loved for years.
Their contributions don't need elaboration. Each is a legend. All three hark back to a time that's in some ways gone. When you consider the lives they've lived, the world that formed them as artists, and even the landscapes they knew as they began playing in beer joints and backwater clubs long ago, then the truth of those four words, Last of the Breed, comes clear.

Look a little closer, and they take on another reference, to the songs as well as to the giants who celebrate them here. Whether drawn from deep in the tradition, back from the well of Gene Autry, Lefty Frizzell, and Floyd Tillman, or picked from the more recent catalogs, this music conveys a feeling that might be mistaken for nostalgia but is in fact a timeless eloquence.

They don't write or sing `em like this anymore.

Disc 1:

01 My Life's Been A Pleasure
02 My Mary
03 Back To Earth
04 Heartaches By The Number
05 Mom And Dad's Waltz
06 Some Other World
07 Why Me Lord
08 Lost Highway
09 I Love You A Thousand Ways
10 Please Don't Leave Me Any More Darlin'
11 I Gotta Have My Baby Back

Disc 2:

01 Goin' Away Party
02 If I Ever Get Lucky
03 Sweet Memories
04 Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
05 I Love You Because
06 Sweet Jesus
07 Still Water Runs The Deepest
08 I Love You So Much It Hurts
09 That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine
10 I'll Keep On Loving You
11 Night Watch

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