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1986 studio album by Willie Nelson
Partners is a studio album by the American musician Willie Nelson , released in 1986.[ 1] [ 2] Johnny Gimble played fiddle on the album.[ 3]
The Orlando Sentinel wrote: "Nelson's off-hand vocal phrasing is one part of his distinctive talent. But on most of these tracks, that delivery sounds merely disinterested."[ 5] The Ottawa Citizen concluded that "the laid-back tone of his recent albums gives way to a practically comatose feel."[ 7] The Philadelphia Inquirer praised the "slow, lovely, almost frighteningly heartfelt version of 'When I Dream'."[ 6]
"Partners After All" (Bobby Emmons , Chips Moman )
"When I Dream " (Sandy Mason Theoret )
"Hello Love, Goodbye" (Johnny Rodriguez )
"Heart of Gold " (Neil Young )
"Kathleen" (Willie Nelson )
"Something " (George Harrison )
"So Much Like My Dad " (Emmons, Moman)
"My Own Peculiar Way" (Nelson)
"Remember Me " (Stuart Hamblen )
"Home Away from Home" (Emmons)
Willie Nelson - guitar , vocals
Chips Moman - guitar
J.R. Cobb - guitar, backing vocals
Reggie Young - guitar
Mike Leech - bass guitar , mandolin , arrangements
Bobby Emmons - keyboards
Bobby Wood - keyboards, backing vocals
Gene Chrisman - drums
Johnny Gimble - fiddle
Mickey Raphael - harmonica
The "A" Strings - strings
David Mayo, Paul Davis , Rebecca Evans Russell, Rick Yancey, Sam Shoup, Stephony Smith, Toni Wine - backing vocals
Chart (1986)
Peak position
U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums[ 8]
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^ a b The Rolling Stone Album Guide . Random House. 1992. p. 499.
^ Lewis, Jim (November 21, 1986). "On the Record". UPI.
^ Rowe, Norman (January 25, 1987). "Partnerships Distinguish Albums Sharing Same Title". Richmond Times-Dispatch . p. J3.
^ "Partners Review by Jason Ankeny" . AllMusic . Retrieved 12 May 2023 .
^ a b Duffy, Tom (30 Nov 1986). "Willie Nelson". Calendar. Orlando Sentinel . p. 6.
^ a b Tucker, Ken (19 Oct 1986). "Willie Nelson Partners". The Philadelphia Inquirer . p. G8.
^ Beyer, Susan (9 Jan 1987). "Albums that don't quite make it". Ottawa Citizen . p. D14.
^ "Willie Nelson" . Billboard . Retrieved 12 May 2023 .
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