Nelson nominated for Rock & RolL Hall of Fame
Nelson and seven others will appear on the ballot for the first time. The other are Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, Joy Division/New Order, Cyndi Lauper, George Michael, The White Stripes and Warren Zevon.
"This remarkable list of nominees reflects the diverse artists and music that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame honors and celebrates," said Chairman John Sykes.
The Hall of Fame has a total of 352 inductees with 10 being country artists: Chet Atkins, Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, Johnny Cash, Floyd Cramer, Brenda Lee, Bill Monroe, Carl Perkins, Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams Sr. and Dolly Parton, who was inducted last year.
Fans can vote daily through April 29 - Nelson's birthday.
Inductees will be announced in May with the Induction Ceremony coming this fall.
More news for Willie Nelson
- 03/23/23: Nelson receives LBJ Foundation honor
- 03/14/23: Willie's Outlaw Music Fest returns
- 01/24/23: Willie celebrates 90th with a lot of help from his friends
- 01/17/23: Never slowing down, Nelson covers Howard
- 11/18/22: Strings, Smith, McCreery, Nelson deliver new releases
- 10/13/22: Nelson releases live version of "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground
- 09/15/22: "Willie Nelson Live at Budokan" sees light of day 38 years later
- 07/01/22: Nelson announces book on friendship with drummer
CD reviews for Willie Nelson
They say if you love what you do, you'll never have to work a day in your life. Just ask 89-year-old Willie Nelson. Within recent history, he's been releasing records at a clip far younger people can only envy, at over an album a year. A tribute album to Frank Sinatra? Absolutely. Traditional hymns? Sure. Another tribute album to Frank Sinatra? You can't make this stuff up.
Beginning with the 2017 "God's Problem Child" record, Willie started musically pondering the meaning of life. ...
Willie Nelson's decades-old explorations into the Great American Songbook continue with his second Frank Sinatra tribute in less than three years - the solid and satisfying "That's Life."
As with its 2018 predecessor "My Way," Nelson once again joined forces with the production team of Buddy Cannon and Matt Rollings. Like that previous outing, Rollings' "That's Life" arrangements don't go far afield from those found on the tracks popularized by Sinatra. ...
It's been obvious for some time now that Willie Nelson is essentially super human. At the age of 87, he's as active as ever, a wizened presence, spiritual icon and guiding light for all those that adore country music and Americana. His prowess and proficiency remain undiminished, and the multiple albums he releases on a regular basis attest to the fact that he's not ready to retire any time soon...or ever even as far as that goes.
While many of Nelson's recent works ...
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