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Dec 4, 2016 · It became the title track of an album that featured duets with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Townes Van Zandt, recorded at Willie’s Pedernales Recording Studio in Austin, Texas and Jack Clements’ Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Jul 1, 1996 · Among those paying their respects are Nelson, Jennings and Townes Van Zandt — each of whom duets with her — while fellow Lubbockite Joe Ely contributes a vocal cameo as well. Rhodes’ luminous vocal transparency inspires her partners to strip away their own masks, with the two Nelson duets in particular sounding like an intimate eavesdrop ...
Townes Van Zandt. John Townes Van Zandt [1] (March 7, 1944 – January 1, 1997) was an American singer-songwriter. [2] He wrote numerous songs, such as "Pancho and Lefty", "For the Sake of the Song", "If I Needed You", "Snake Mountain Blues", "Our Mother the Mountain", "Waitin' Round to Die", and "To Live Is to Fly".
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- “To Live Is To Fly” (from High, Low And In Between, 1972) Van Zandt was known to his peers to possess a kind of effortless gift for songwriting — one which seemed to flow freely through him despite his persistent attentions to self-immolation.
- “For The Sake Of The Song” (from For The Sake Of The Song, 1968) The fetchingly lovely “For the Sake of The Song” originally appeared on Van Zandt’s debut album of the same name and was later recut for his self-titled third record.
- “No Place To Fall” (from Flyin’ Shoes, 1978) The desperate lament “No Place To Fall” appears at first the libidinous appeal of a desperate man who is quick to admit that he “Ain’t much of a lover,” and is furthermore “here then I’m gone/ and I’m forever blue.”
- “Poncho & Lefty” (from High, Low And In Between, 1972) Essentially the demolishing 3:40 antidote to every clichéd “I’m a cowboy/bad ass singer on the road” song ever written, this crushing tale of two outlaw friends driven apart through betrayal and deprivation is made all the more sad for the fecklessness with which the characters are portrayed.
Apr 26, 1996 · Rhodes excels at three-minute stories about doomed love — best presented here as duets with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Townes Van Zandt — and delivers them in a voice as soft as a ...
Kimmie Rhodes – West Texas Heaven. Tracklist. Credits (6) Townes Van Zandt. Featuring. Waylon Jennings. Featuring. Willie Nelson. Featuring. Joe Gracey. Producer. Kimmie Rhodes. Producer. Kimmie Rhodes. Written-By. Versions. Filter by. Format. Labels & Companies. Country. Year. 9 versions. Add to Wantlist. Recommendations. Reviews.
