On This Day in 1984, Willie Nelson Was at No. 1 with One of the Most Successful Albums of His Long Career
Willie Nelson’s Favorite Lyric in Country History Comes From a 1949 Melancholy Ballad: “The Greatest Lines That I’ve Ever Heard”
On This Day in 1984, a Critically Acclaimed Satirical Comedy Loosely Based on Willie Nelson’s Life Hit Theaters—Starring Nelson and a Fellow Outlaw Country Legend
On This Day in 1982, Willie Nelson Was at No. 1 With an Award-Winning Album He Recorded After Merle Haggard Passed on the Title Track
On This Day in 1975, a 42-Year-Old Willie Nelson Proved It’s Never Too Late, Notching His First No. 1 With a Classic Popularized by Roy Acuff
On This Day in 1985, Willie Nelson Kicked off One of the Greatest Benefit Concerts of the 20th Century
On This Day in 1989, Willie Nelson Landed His 14th No. 1 With This Contemplative Number Written by Beth Nielsen Chapman
3 Hank Williams Covers by Three Outlaws of Country: Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Waylon Jennings (1960-2021)
On This Day in 1983, Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard Were at No. 1 With an Album That Introduced the World to One of the Greatest Songwriters in History
