These sessions, recorded in the '60s for Hal Smith and Ray Price's publishing company Pamper Music offer a first hand look at Nelson's singular artistic vision and serve as a vital missing link between the era of the polished "Nashville sound" of his early 1960s albums and his breakthrough album "Red Headed Stranger" in 1975. The digitally restored and remastered collection includes eight previously unreleased recordings - including one newly discovered Nelson composition called "I'm Still Here". Seven tracks are rare demos. These include "Three Days", "I've Just Destroyed The World" and the version of "Crazy" pitched to Patsy Cline in 1961. The album is enhanced with a bonus video interview with legendary songwriter Hank Cochran discussing his discovery of Nelson. The package also features extensive liner notes and rare photos, courtesy of the Country Music Hall Of Fame. This is the real stuff, the real deal, the early magic of one of the best-loved and admired entertainers in music.
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