So Much to Do

Moment Of Forever Countless Westerns have centered around the theme of a young turk coming into town to try to take down a legendary gunslinger. Well, for the past couple of decades, Willie Nelson has turned that imagery on its head, attracting countless younger artists eager to soak up some of hi...	Audiobiography For over 35 years, Bobbie Nelson--sister of Willie--has sat at the piano in her brother's concerts, the modest female counterpart to the hairy-legged, craggy-faced men who cart the Texas honky-tonk sound across America. Her playing melds into the ensemble that makes up Willie's r...	Last of the Breed 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 prod...	On the "Clean" Road Again: Biodiesel and the Future of the Family Farm (Speaker's Corner) For more than 40 years, Willie Nelson has been a national treasure, contributing many memorable songs to our musical canon. His impact, however, extends far beyond the scope of his music. A champion of family farms, Nelson has helped mobilize support for the American farmer,...	The Bluegrass Sessions The Hag's "first ever foray into bluegrass," as his publicist tags it, isn't really so much traditional bluegrass, even though it's produced by Ronnie Reno and released on 'grass giant Del McCoury's McCoury Music label. Instead, it's a gathering of refurbished Haggard tunes ("Big...
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Disappointed in 'To Much To Do'
This CD lacked the quality that Willie's music usually has. It's just bits and pieces that somebody cobbled together from practice or recording sessions. His usual enthusiasm is missing.

More Great Songs By Willie
Is thoroughly enjoyed all the songs on this album. Of course I don't think Willie has ever done a song I didn't like. If you are a Willie fan ( or even if you aren't) it is a must have for you. Willie only improves with age.

Rip off
Don't buy this album. It is barely over 20 minutes long and consists of old demos, some of which are only a minute long. The material included has been offered on other early demo sessions albums in a better way. This company gained rights to some material and has now put out this album to rip off Willie fans.