"Sings Kristofferson" is a tribute album by American country singer-songwriter Willie Nelson. Released in 1979, the album covers songs by fellow musician Kris Kristofferson.
The album displays the mutual respect and admiration between the two esteemed artists. With tracks like "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" and "Me and Bobby McGee", the piece offers an authentic interpretation of Kristofferson's work paired with Nelson's unique vocals and genuine style. The album has been highly praised for its harmonious fusion of two of country music’s most iconic and talented artists.
The album was produced by renowned MCA Nashville Records. It was well-received and made significant strides on the music charts. It reached number five on the Billboard's Top Country Albums and achieved an outstanding position of forty-two on the Billboard 200.
Nelson's interpretation of Kristofferson's tracks in "Sings Kristofferson" stands as a timeless testimony to American country music, presenting a calming and emotive listening experience through the merging of two distinctive country voices. The sophisticated, mellow sounds combined with the heartfelt storytelling of Kristofferson's songs have ensured its place as a memorable entry in the annals of country music.
