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Willie Nelson: a singer, songwriter, guitar player and actor. An outlaw and a political activist. A man who has not just played at the White House but smoked a joint on the roof of the building after the show. He is, if nothing else, an American original. Born in a small town outside Dallas, he developed a sound that combined honky-tonk, blues, soul, jazz and rock ’n’ roll. "If America could sing with one voice," Emmylou Harris once

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"No one in country music compares to Willie Nelson. In fact, no one anywhere does. Long since outgrowing his chosen genre, “The Red Headed Stranger” is a unique cultural force who, after seven decades in the business, shows no signs of slowing down. The list of accolades is incomparable: 25 No. 1 singles on the country music charts, three platinum albums, 15 Grammys, induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame and recipient of the Kennedy

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Once in a while the stars align and something magical happens ... as on the night Jazz at Lincoln Center presented a salute to the late, great bluesman, Ray Charles. Two musical iconoclasts, Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis, along with the stunning songstress Norah Jones, collectively brought their unique musical perspective to the legendary artist s hits such as Hallelujah I Love Her So, Hit the Road Jack, and Unchain My Heart. The evening s musicians...

The star of "Parks and Recreation" pays tribute to inspiring mischief makers, from George Washington to Willie Nelson, while expounding on such topics as religion, handcrafting, and meat.

Presents performances by country music stars on "Austin city limits."

A retired world champion rodeo cowboy and a network newscaster become involved in an adventure in the Nevada desert.