Willie Nelson on The Porter Wagoner Show

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  • WOW.........can you say 'lectrashave?

    Willie sure did turn into the hippiedippycountrymusic-supers­tar

    YOU GO Wilie.......YEE HAW

  • Willie made the physical transition from the thin black-tie man to Woodstock Willie in 1972. I saw him and Paul English on tour in 1972 dressed in suit and tie much like in this video. In 1973 Willie released The Redheaded Stranger and the change in his appearance was shocking. So, the transition was 1972-1973.

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  • I miss all of those great songs that he wrote and preformed. The old porch swing and so on.

  • Yes I know that. Thank you. I was responding to those who thought the Martin he was playing in this video was Trigger. Its not Trigger.

  • @kev40kev

    It's this one, 1941 Martin 000-18 Natural Acoustic Guitar, #79925, belonged to his wife, Shirley Caddell Collie Nelson.

  • @ronaldt491 : No its not Trigger . He got Trigger in 1969 and Trigger didn't have a pick gaurd . Trigger is a classical guitar and classical guitars didn't have pick gaurds .

  • @1bbobtwin : Thats not Trigger he is playing . He didn't get Trigger till 1969 !

  • wish you had told me that befor I meet her

  • wow he has great pitch. blasts right through the shitty sound quality

  • who wouldnt love willie

  • Willie's singing and guitar work have come a long way since this appearance. But even in this video he still has wonderful phrasing - not to mention being an excellent songwriter.

  • GW, you;re right. RHS was 1975.You can still look to 72-73 as the transition from the 1971 'Yesterday's Wine' Willie to the 'Shotgun Willie' of 1973. Take a look at the album covers. What I saw him do on stage in Lubbock in 1972 was extraordinary.

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