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- The_Words_Dont_Fit_the_Picture abstract "The Words Don't Fit the Picture is a 1972 album by country singer Willie Nelson. It was drawn from his final sessions for RCA in Nashville before restarting his life and career in Texas. The album cover portends the 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.".
- Q12521336 abstract "The Words Don't Fit the Picture is a 1972 album by country singer Willie Nelson. It was drawn from his final sessions for RCA in Nashville before restarting his life and career in Texas. The album cover portends the 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.".
- The_Words_Dont_Fit_the_Picture comment "The Words Don't Fit the Picture is a 1972 album by country singer Willie Nelson. It was drawn from his final sessions for RCA in Nashville before restarting his life and career in Texas. The album cover portends the 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.".
- Q12521336 comment "The Words Don't Fit the Picture is a 1972 album by country singer Willie Nelson. It was drawn from his final sessions for RCA in Nashville before restarting his life and career in Texas. The album cover portends the 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.".