Archive for the ‘HoneySuckle Rose’ Category
Honeysuckle Rose, at Luck, Texas
Sunday, February 23rd, 2014“I always enjoy doing work for this bus owner!”
Wednesday, December 18th, 2013
“I always enjoy doing work for this bus owner!!” — Scott Kelly, Owner-Operator, All American Tire
LG, man at work
Sunday, September 29th, 2013
Kris Kristofferson sings, “On the Road Again”, at Kennedy Center Honors for Willie Nelson (1998)
Friday, August 30th, 2013The buses
Sunday, July 14th, 2013
Thanks so much to Steve Eschenberg, for sending this photo he just snapped of Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real Bus and Willie Nelson’s band and crew buses. I love the photos of the bus! I appreciate you thought of me and the blog. :) Maybe the Honeysuckle Rose IV is on it’s way to the show. Steve must be on his way to the show, too.
Willie Nelson’s bus arrives
Saturday, July 6th, 2013
Being at right place at right time; Honeysuckle Rose arrives in Quapaw, OK, for his show at the Downstream casino.
“Happy 80th Willie and Many More” — Willie Nelson fans welcome him back to Minnesota (5/18/13)
Saturday, May 25th, 2013
Linda and friends welcomed Willie Nelson to Minnesota for his show at the Grand Casino Mille Lac.
Aren’t they cute. Looks like they roped Lana Nelson into helping spread the birthday wishes. I hope Willie looked out and saw them, it would have made him smile.
Later, during the concert, they all brought their signs and message to the front of the stage for Willie, and Linda told me when he saw the sign, he smiled and then started singing Happy Birthday to himself. What fun. Thanks, Linda for the pictures and the stories.
More Willie Nelson Fans and the HoneySuckle Rose: Jeremy Tepper and Dallas Wayne
Saturday, May 25th, 2013
Willie Nelson’s bus is like a magnet to us fans, I admit it. I’ve been known to jog across a parking lot see the bus drive in or drive out. I wonder if he grows tired of looking out his bus window and seeing all our faces looking up at him as he comes and goes.
I have been to shows in amphitheaters, like Red Rocks and like Telluride shows, where you can hear people cheer as Willie’s bus winds through the roads to the highway. It’s all dark, you can’t see anything as you walk to your car, but you can hear these roars in the distance, as his bus drives by the fans. It’s really cool.
And here’s a couple of shameless fans at the bus after a show: Jeremy Tepper and Dallas Wayne, celebrity producer and on air talent for Sirius/XM Radio and Willie’s Place.
I think Dallas Wayne is throwing a kiss to the driver, I’m not sure
Willie Nelson, hangs out with Jack White
Friday, April 19th, 2013
Jeremy Tepper, of Sirius/XM Radio, shares his photo of the Honeysuckle Rose, parked outside Third Man Records.
How does Willie Nelson stay green on the road?
Saturday, April 13th, 2013
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by: Walter Scott
Q: Willie Nelson is an avid environmentalist. How does he stay green on tour? —Tom M., Mesa, Ariz.
A: “All my buses run on BioWillie,” says the 79-year-old country icon, referring to a diesel fuel alternative produced in the U.S. by a company he started. Made partly from vegetable oil, it results in 70 percent fewer harmful emissions, according to the BioWillie website. Says the singer, whose album Let’s Face the Music and Dance comes out April 16, “It’s the way of the future.”
Thank you Budrock, Lighting director for Willie Nelson & Family, for photo.
Willie Nelson’s buses (circa 1980)
Sunday, March 17th, 2013
Thank you Budrock, Lighting director for Willie Nelson & Family, for this rare photo and the info
circa 1980s;
Red headed Stranger on the left (band bus); second from left the Scout (Paul and part of crew); third from left: Warrier (crew bus for sound and lights crew; on the right: the Original Honeysuckle Rose.
Willie Nelson and Cherie
Thursday, March 14th, 2013
Thanks, Cherie, for sharing this cool picture!
The Honeysuckle Rose
Thursday, December 27th, 2012
Thanks so much to Buddy Prewitt, lighting director for Willie Nelson & Family, for this photo.
See more of Buddy’s photos at www.Budrock.com.
