Following a Grammy win for Best Country Solo Performance, living legend Willie Nelson releases his 70th studio album. Along with the title track, it includes the songs Blue Star; Love Just Laughed; and We Are the Cowboys.

Honoring the enduring inspiration of Frank Sinatra is Willie Nelson's second album of classics made famous by the Chairman of the Board. Nelson delivers 11 new studio performances, coming alive in a musical landscape animated by lush string and vibrant horn arrangements.

Eleven pop standards penned by America's legendary songwriting duo George and Ira Gershwin. The album includes two duets: Let's Call the Whole Thing Off, with Cyndi Lauper; and Embraceable You, with Sheryl Crow.

Just one day before his birthday, Willie Nelson releases a brand new studio album, his first collection of all new songs in nearly three years. One of the tracks, He Won't Ever Be Gone, pays homage to the late Merle Haggard.

Willie Nelson pays tribute to one of his most legendary influences and longtime friend, Ray Price. The album includes twelve interpretatons of songs that Price made famous.