Hear WillieNelson cover Harlan Howard’s “Busted,” the first track off Willie’s upcoming tribute album to the songwriter who famously called country music “three chords and the truth.”
as “three chords and the truth.” Nelson previews the LP with his version of “Busted,” out now. With longtime Family Band member Mickey Raphael’s unmistakable harmonica, “Busted” rolls along with bluesy woe. “I got a cow that went dry and a hen that won’t lay, a big stack of bills that gets bigger each day,” Willie sings, letting the whole world know why he’s busted.Don’t Know a Thing About Love
. Made up of 10 Howard songs, it’s the latest songwriter tribute album by Nelson. In 2006, he released
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