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| name = Make Way for Willie Nelson | type = studio | artist = Willie Nelson | cover = Willie-Nelson-Make-Way-For-Willie-Nelson.jpg | alt = | released = May 1967 | recorded = March–June 1966 | venue = | studio = RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee | genre = Country | length = 33:01 | label = RCA Victor | producer = Felton Jarvis | prev_title = Country Favorites-Willie Nelson Style | prev_year = 1966 | next_title = The Party's Over and Other Great Willie Nelson Songs | next_year = 1967 }} Make Way for Willie Nelson is the fifth studio album by country singer Willie Nelson. The single "One in a Row", Nelson's only original included on the album, peaked at number 19 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles. Meanwhile, the album release peaked at number nine on Billboard's Hot Country Albums. BackgroundBy 1966, Nelson was becoming increasingly frustrated with the sound of his records at RCA, which did not boast the vitality of his live shows. Producer Chet Atkins often couched Nelson’s stylized vocal delivery in lush strings and background singers that were the hallmarks of the Nashville sound in the sixties. “You’d walk into the studio,” the singer remembered, “and they’d put six guys behind you who’d never seen your music before, and it’s impossible to get the feel of it in a three-hour session. This was true for me, at least.”{{sfn|Streissguth, Michael|2013|p=41}}{{full citation needed|date=March 2018}} During the first months of 1966, Atkins delegated sessions to other producers due to his demanding schedule, and in March Nelson's next session was assigned to RCA Records staff producer Felton Jarvis, who had just started producing Elvis Presley. Recording & CompositionThe recording took place in Nashville's RCA Studio B between March and June 1966. The musicians who joined the session were Jerry Reed on the guitar, bassist Junior Husky, guitarist Velma Smith and Jerry Smith on piano. Additionally, Nelson added two members of his road band, Johnny Bush on the guitar and Jimmy Day on the steel guitar. The recordings were nearly all covers and reached for a countrypolitan sound. The last song of the album, Nelson's original "One in a Row", was recorded in June along with guitarist Johnny Bush and fiddler Wade Ray.{{sfn|Patoski, Joe Nick|2008|p=187}} This sole Nelson composition on the LP is "a dramatic heartbreak ballad that danced easily with the pop standards "Have I Stayed Away Too Long" and "What Now My Love", which also appeared on the album."{{sfn|Streissguth, Michael|2013|p=40}}{{full citation needed|date=March 2018}} In his book Willie Nelson, biographer Joe Nick Patoski notes, “Felton had a lighter touch, and Willie was nowhere near as intimidated by Felton as he was by Chet. When it came to picking guitar, no one was as good as Chet, so Willie often deferred to Chet’s judgement at his own expense.”{{sfn|Patoski, Joe Nick|2008|p=187}} The album showcases Nelson’s versatility, as Streissguth observes: ...it left no questions about his versatility: he could breezily deliver swinging pop songs and punch out the country stuff. In future years, Willie would complain that Nashville producers buried his voice in a mix of strings and brass instruments during the 1960s, but on Make Way for Willie Nelson nothing could have been further from the truth: Willie’s voice pulsed above the mix, very urbane...Folks in the industry insisted that he deserved the success of Porter Wagoner and Roger Miller but admitted that his lyrics were too complex for the market.{{sfn|Streissguth, Michael|2013|p=40-41}}{{full citation needed|date=March 2018}} Release and reception{{Album reviews|rev1 = AllMusic |rev1score = {{Rating|2.5|5}}[1] |rev2 = Broadside |rev2score= Favorable{{sfn|Jones, Bob|1967|p=76}} }} The single "One in a Row" was released with the non-album flipside "San Antonio Rose", on October 1, 1966.{{sfn|Whitburn, Joel|p=244|2002}} "One in a Row" reached number 19 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles.{{sfn|Patoski, Joe Nick|2008|p=187}} The single "Make Way For a Better Man" was released as the flipside on the non-album track "The Party's Over" in February 1967.{{sfn|Billboard staff|1967|p=[https://books.google.com/books?id=DCkEAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA16&dq=make%20way%20for%20willie%20nelson%20top%2010&hl=es&pg=PA16#v=onepage&q&f=false 16]}} Upon its release, the album entered the chart on May 6, at number 45 on Billboard's Hot Country Albums.{{sfn|Billboard staff 2|1967|p=[https://books.google.com/books?id=BCgEAAAAMBAJ&lpg=RA1-PA46&dq=%22make%20way%20for%20willie%20nelson%22&pg=RA1-PA46#v=onepage&q&f=false 46]}} By July, the release peaked at number nine.{{sfn|Billboard staff 3|1967|p=43}} Broadside magazine favored the album, noting that the recording consisted mainly on cover versions, including only one Nelson original. The publication attributed the release to be "thought towards establishing Willie's (Nelson) reputation as a performer, independently of his talent as a songwriter".{{sfn|Jones, Bob|1967|p=76}} AllMusic rated the album with two-and-a-half stars out of five.[1]Track listingSide one
Personnel
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Singles
Footnotes1. ^1 [{{AllMusic|class=album|id=r93327|pure_url=yes}} link] {{Biblio|date=March 2018}}References
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