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Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce. There Stands the Glass. Your browser does not support the audio element. In the Jailhouse Now. You're Not Mine Anymore. Let Me Be the First to Know.

He's in the jailhouse now Well I went out last Tuesday, met a girl named Susie I told her I was the swellest man in town Well she started in to spend my money, she started in to call me honey We took in every honky tonk in town We're in the jailhouse now, we're in the jailhouse now. We're in the jailhouse now, we're in the jailhouse now They told us once or twice to quit playin' cards and shootin' dice We're in the jailhouse now. Peermusic Publishing. The Journey 1975-1993. Willie Nelson with Webb Pierce.

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Willie Nelson had to try pretty hard to follow up his brilliant duet album with Ray Price, and certainly came up with a winning, and quite different, combination by teaming up with Webb Pierce. Unless the idea of a fellow in a tall cowboy hat is repulsive, the photography on this album is worth the purchase price alone. In the Jailhouse Now" simply rocks and rolls, Pierce's unmannered delivery meshing perfectly with Nelson's jazzy vocal style. At first listen, the pairing of these vocalists might seem a bit awkward, as Pierce is kind of a belter who hits the rhythm right on the head, unlike Nelson, who phrases behind the beat in the manner of jazz master Lester Young. Emotion is where the two really come together; they mean every word they say, and they put the lyrics across with the sentimental and meaningful spirit that is the essence of all great country & western.