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Willie Nelson and Sister Bobbie – December Day Willies Stash Vol1 Coloured Double Heavyweight Vinyl
£26.00
December Day Willies Stash Vol1 Coloured Double Heavyweight Vinyl – Willie Nelson and Sister Bobbie new Vinyl In Stock from Vinyl Records London
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Talk about a talented family Willie Nelson and his Sister Bobbie Nelson each achieved massive success in country music. Even in their late 80s, the Nelsons continue to make music and their influence can be heard through many artists in the genre. December Day, Willies Stash Vol. 1 is a collaboration album between the two, and upon release in 2014 it was met with positive reviews from music critics. The album spawned three singles Wholl Buy My Memories , Laws of Nature and Summer of Roses December Day . The liner notes were written by Willies frequent collaborator Mickey Raphael. This record comes as a limited edition on snowy white vinyl. 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYLbull GATEFOLD SLEEVEbull INSERT WITH LINER NOTES BY MICKEY RAPHAELbull THE FIRST RELEASE OF WILLIES STASH, A SET OF ARCHIVAL RECORDINGS CURATED BY NELSON.bull LIMITED EDITION OF 1000 INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED COPIES ON SNOWWHITE COLOURED VINYL Willie Nelson and Sister Bobbie Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £26 +P&P
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