Mr. Record Man/Hello Walls/One Day at a Time (Live 1966) Willie Nelson
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[Intro: Bo Powell & Willie Nelson]
Panther Hall Ballroom, long noted as the country and western capitol of the great southwest takes great pleasure in bringing to it's stage, tonight, for your pleasure, one of the finest song stylists in contemporary country and western music. Let's make him welcome then with a great big Texas sized welcome, Willie Nelson.
Thank you very much. Before I get started let me introduce the orchestra to you. Most of you are familiar with them already, uh, not too familiar I hope. Back here on the drums from uh San Antonio, Texas is a boy who is very outstanding in his field, in fact, that's where I found him was out standing in a field. He's very uh talented, he's a good writer, a good singer, he's gonna be one of the big names in the country music business before very long. A nice hand if you will for Mr. Johnny Bush. And over here on my extreme left we have John Birch, no that's not right is it? No, we have one of the very best entertainers, musicians, singers, that's ever graced the bandstand anywhere of any club or stage, and I'm very honored to have him with the Willie Nelson Show. Would you make welcome none other than Mr. Wade Ray. Just between you and me he's a dirty old man, but we're...
[Part I; Mr. Record Man]
[Verse 1]
Mr. Record Man I'm looking for a song I heard today
There was someone blue singing about someone who went away
Just like me his heart was yearning for a love that used to be
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
[Chorus]
There was something about a love that didn't treat him right
And he'd wake from troubled sleep and cry her name at night
Mr. Record Man get this record for me won't you please
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
[Verse 2]
I was driving down the highway with the radio turned on
And the man that I heard singing sound so blue and all alone
As I listened to his lonely song I wondered could it be
Could there somewhere be another lonely man like me?
[Chorus]
There was something about a love that didn't treat him right
And he'd wake from troubled sleep and cry her name at night
Mr. Record Man get this record for me won't you please
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
Panther Hall Ballroom, long noted as the country and western capitol of the great southwest takes great pleasure in bringing to it's stage, tonight, for your pleasure, one of the finest song stylists in contemporary country and western music. Let's make him welcome then with a great big Texas sized welcome, Willie Nelson.
Thank you very much. Before I get started let me introduce the orchestra to you. Most of you are familiar with them already, uh, not too familiar I hope. Back here on the drums from uh San Antonio, Texas is a boy who is very outstanding in his field, in fact, that's where I found him was out standing in a field. He's very uh talented, he's a good writer, a good singer, he's gonna be one of the big names in the country music business before very long. A nice hand if you will for Mr. Johnny Bush. And over here on my extreme left we have John Birch, no that's not right is it? No, we have one of the very best entertainers, musicians, singers, that's ever graced the bandstand anywhere of any club or stage, and I'm very honored to have him with the Willie Nelson Show. Would you make welcome none other than Mr. Wade Ray. Just between you and me he's a dirty old man, but we're...
[Part I; Mr. Record Man]
[Verse 1]
Mr. Record Man I'm looking for a song I heard today
There was someone blue singing about someone who went away
Just like me his heart was yearning for a love that used to be
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
[Chorus]
There was something about a love that didn't treat him right
And he'd wake from troubled sleep and cry her name at night
Mr. Record Man get this record for me won't you please
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
[Verse 2]
I was driving down the highway with the radio turned on
And the man that I heard singing sound so blue and all alone
As I listened to his lonely song I wondered could it be
Could there somewhere be another lonely man like me?
[Chorus]
There was something about a love that didn't treat him right
And he'd wake from troubled sleep and cry her name at night
Mr. Record Man get this record for me won't you please
It's a lonely song about a lonely man like me
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