Playboy Music Poll Results
April, 1983
More than anything else, Willie Nelson is a country songster--in singing, in writing and in style. He is white country Gospel, Texas honky-tonk, black rural blues; well, it goes on and on. He and his band have been called healers and dopers and joggers in these pages. He summons up the infamous outlaw period when country music briefly danced away from its origins. He brings to mind the disparate influences his band has wrought to rally the clans, from grandparents to grandchildren, and to nurtur...
