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"Seven Spanish Angels” by Willie Nelson and The BoysListen to Willie Nelson: https://WillieNelson.lnk.to/_listenYDWatch more videos by Willie Nelson:https://...
"Seven Spanish Angels" is a song written by Troy Seals and Eddie Setser, and recorded by Ray Charles as a duet with Willie Nelson. It was released in November 1984 as a single from Charles' 1984 album Friendship .
Crafted by the songwriting duo of Troy Seals and Eddie Setser, “Seven Spanish Angels” was conceived as a tribute to the iconic Marty Robbins’ Tejano-flavored classics.
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“Seven Spanish Angels” is a duet sung by Ray Charles and Willie Nelson. Willie describes the song as a story about “gunfights and death on the lonely Southwestern frontier.”
"Seven Spanish Angels' is a 1984 single written by Troy Seals and Eddie Setser and recorded by Ray Charles with Willie Nelson. "Seven Spanish Angels" would b...
In 1984, Willie Nelson and Ray Charles came together to record “Seven Spanish Angels”, a wonderful song that tells the story of an outlaw and his lover on the run in Mexico who find themselves in a gunfight with a posse of lawmen who came to bring them back to Texas, but not alive.
This proved true when he recorded the emotional ballad “Seven Spanish Angels” with Nelson in 1984. Their duet was included on Nelson’s album Half Nelson and hit number one shortly after its release.
And seven Spanish angels Took another angel home There were seven Spanish angels At the altar of the sun They were prayin' for the lovers In the valley of the gun When the battle stopped and the smoke cleared There was thunder from the throne And seven Spanish angels
Ray Charles' sole #1 hit on the Country chart is a Spanish-flavored duet with Willie Nelson about a pair of outlaw lovers who are gunned down by Texas lawmen. Nashville songwriters Troy Seals and Eddie Setser had the late Marty Robbins' classic Tejano tunes in mind when they wrote the tragic song.