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Willie Nelson...."I Had Not Planned On Seeing You" from "Teatro".

from the Rolling Stone review..
Teatro peaks with the new original "Everywhere I Go," where Willie makes a pledge of unhinged devotion over Latin guitar, slapped drums and Wurlitzer burbles – it's the senior-citizen sequel to Fastball's "The Way." As does most of the album, "Everywhere I Go" highlights the harmony vocals of Emmylou Harris. Too many tracks spill over into bombast, with Lanois' own "The Maker" the buttugliest offender, but most of Teatro is just Willie quietly breaking your heart with his easygoing intensity. Only Willie Nelson could make you believe in "I've Just Destroyed the World," a trifle he wrote more than thirty years ago, and it sums up his achievement on Teatro – in classic Big Willie style, he sounds as though he's reaching out for salvation with one hand and pressing the snooze button with the other.
 
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Taosman;1112006; said:
Willie Nelson...."I Had Not Planned On Seeing You" from "Teatro".

from the Rolling Stone review..
Teatro peaks with the new original "Everywhere I Go," where Willie makes a pledge of unhinged devotion over Latin guitar, slapped drums and Wurlitzer burbles ? it's the senior-citizen sequel to Fastball's "The Way." As does most of the album, "Everywhere I Go" highlights the harmony vocals of Emmylou Harris. Too many tracks spill over into bombast, with Lanois' own "The Maker" the buttugliest offender, but most of Teatro is just Willie quietly breaking your heart with his easygoing intensity. Only Willie Nelson could make you believe in "I've Just Destroyed the World," a trifle he wrote more than thirty years ago, and it sums up his achievement on Teatro ? in classic Big Willie style, he sounds as though he's reaching out for salvation with one hand and pressing the snooze button with the other.
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Teatro is a great album.


Radiohead - Black Star
 
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