| 词条 | The Words Don't Fit the Picture |
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| name = The Words Don't Fit the Picture | type = studio | artist = Willie Nelson | cover = Willie-Nelson-The-Words-Don't-Fit-the-Picture.jpg | alt = | released = 1972 | recorded = | venue = | studio = | genre = Country | length = 27:45 | label = RCA Records | producer = Felton Jarvis | prev_title = Yesterday's Wine | prev_year = 1971 | next_title = The Willie Way | next_year = 1972 }}{{Album ratings | rev1 = Allmusic | rev1Score = {{Rating|3|5}}[1] | noprose = yes }} The Words Don't Fit the Picture is the fourteenth studio album by country singer Willie Nelson. BackgroundBy 1972 Nelson had made fourteen albums for RCA with not much to show for it. RCA head Chet Atkins stuck to the formula of the Nashville Sound, which had churned out hits for other country stars throughout the sixties but did not complement Nelson's highly stylized musicianship, and promotion behind Nelson's LPs had been historically non-existent.{{sfn|Patoski, Joe Nick|2008|p=220}} Further alienating Nelson was the label's perplexed reaction to his 1971 concept album Yesterday’s Wine, a suite of songs examining mortality influenced by the Bible and the works of Edgar Cayce.{{sfn|Nelson, Willie; Ritz, David|2015|p=200}} Nelson's live shows bore little resemblance to the sound of his RCA albums, and Atkins refusal to allow him to record with his band left him disillusioned. Recording & CompositionAs Atkins scaled back his production duties at RCA, Nelson worked more with Felton Jarvis, who also produced Fats Domino, Skeeter Davis, and Elvis Presley. The album was recorded at RCA Studios in Nashville and contains all Nelson originals. The album is most notable for containing Nelson's first solo recording of “Good Hearted Woman,” a song he composed with his friend Waylon Jennings. Jennings, who had been fighting many of the same battles with RCA as Nelson, started writing the song and asked Nelson to help him finish it during a late-night poker game at the Fort Worther Motel on Jackson Highway in Fort Worth.{{sfn|Patoski, Joe Nick|2008|p=221}} By all accounts, Nelson's contribution was minimal, with his third wife Connie recalling, “The only part Willie came up with was ‘Through teardrops and laughter they walk through this world hand in hand.’ Waylon said, ‘That’s it! That’s what’s missing’ and gave Willie half the song.” Nelson also collaborated with songwriter Don Bowman on “Stay Away From Lonely Places." Bowman previously wrote “Just to Satisfy You” with Jennings, a song Waylon and Willie would take to the top of the charts in 1982. The album cover, shot by Jimmy Moore, portends Nelson's impending stylistic change - flanked by his wife, Connie, and his producer Felton Jarvis, dressed as a chauffeur, Nelson poses in front of a Rolls-Royce in full-freak cowboy regalia, battered guitar case in tow. ReceptionJim Worbois of AllMusic states, “Another fine album of Willie originals, it's not quite as strong as some of his other albums released about this time, but still good.” Track listingAll tracks composed by Willie Nelson, except where indicated
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