Musicians :
Willie Nelson (acoustic guitar, vocals), Dean Parks (acoustic & electric guitar), David Piltch (acoustic bass), Mickey Raphael (harmonica), Paul Franklin (steel guitar), Jeff Coffin (alto saxophone), Doug Moffet (baritone saxophone), Denis Solee (tenor saxophone), Barry Green, Chris McDonald (trombone), Mike Haynes, Steve Patrick (trumpet), Alicia Enstrom, Anthony La Marchina, Betsy Lamb, Carole Rabinowitz, Conni Ellisor, David Davidson, Janet Darnall, Karen Winkelmann, Monisa Angell (strings section), Matt Rollings (piano, Wurlitzer electric piano, B‑3 organ), Jay Bellerose (drums).

- 2019 Grammy Winner - Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album !
- New album covers Sinatra's famed songbook !
- Recorded in the tradition of 1978's legendary Stardust and 2016's Grammy Award-winning Summertime : Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin !

In the wake of the wonderfully-received album of originals Last Man Standing earlier this year, the ever-prolific Willie Nelson is ready to announce his next project and it's one incredibly close to his heart. Coming September 14, the album is titled My Way and is an album of songs made famous by Frank Sinatra. Willie Nelson and Frank Sinatra are both defining avatars of American popular music. Hearing Willie's freewheeling roadhouse rave-ups and Frank's smoky, cosmopolitan songs, one may assume they sat on different sides of the fence but they had an enduring friendship and great respect for each other's craft.

My Way, Willie Nelson's new album, explores his admiration and connection to Sinatra's art and artistry across 11 fresh, intoxicating takes on songs made famous by the Chairman of the Board. Recorded in the tradition of 1978's legendary Stardust and 2016's Grammy Award-winning Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin, My Way is a warm and personal nod from one icon to another.

Like Sinatra, Willie is a vocalist who imbues every song with a myriad of impressionistic sonic signatures. "I learned a lot about phrasing listening to Frank", Willie said in a 2018 interview. "He didn't worry about behind the beat or in front of the beat, or whatever he could sing it either way, and that's the feel you have to have". Such is the spirit of My Way's smooth approach to timeless tunes such as "Summer Wind", "It Was A Very Good Year", "I'll Be Around", "Fly Me To The Moon", "What Is This Thing Called Love" (cast as a duet with fellow Grammy winner Norah Jones) and, of course, the anthemic "My Way". Add Willie's stalwart backing band, plus lush string and horn arrangements all produced by Grammy winners Buddy Cannon and Matt Rollings and you've got an album that's as cool as it gets.