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Country2000 is an online radio station that plays a variety of country music from different eras. It is a community of country music fans and musicians who share the same passion for music. You can feel the history and evolution of country music, its subgenres and melody.

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    Willie Nelson – Last Leaf On The Tree
    Release date: November 1, 2024

    Willie Nelson’s new album, Last Leaf On The Tree, finds him defying the odds and continuing to grow, six decades into a career that’s as eclectic as it is iconic. His 76th studio album and 153rd overall challenges the musical canon with songs by rock and folk legends, alt-rock pioneers, and surprising voices, each one filtered through his distinct lens. Curated and produced by his son, Micah Nelson, Last Leaf On The Tree is like a masterclass in song interpretation, with Willie transforming every song into one that could be unmistakably his own.

    With his signature “Trigger” guitar in hand and supported by Micah on a multitude of instruments, Willie’s renditions move between stripped-down intimacy and raw, haunting production. The album brings together celebrated musicians like harmonica great Mickey Raphael, who’s played with Willie for more than half a century, alongside surprise guests like producer Daniel Lanois and the Doors’ John Densmore. Together, they help make Last Leaf On The Tree a soul-stirring meditation on loss, love, and strength.

    Highlights include a stunning version of Beck’s “Lost Cause,” where Nelson’s voice meets the song’s introspective mood with a clarity and depth only he could achieve. “It’s almost like a country song,” Micah says, “this relationship gone south, but psychedelic, too.” Beck, a longtime admirer, calls it “the greatest honor” to hear Willie’s take on his work. Equally compelling is Willie’s stripped-down version of Tom Waits’ “Last Leaf,” a poetic nod to life’s last man standing that he delivers with a moving defiance. Texas Monthly recently praised his cover of the Flaming Lips’ “Do You Realize??” as “a masterpiece,” adding that Nelson’s rendition is deeply moving, a kind of rallying cry for resilience.