Willie Nelson was better known as a highly successful composer of some of Nashvilles most deeply personal songs ('Hello, Walls', 'Crazy', 'Night Life'), and as one of the Texas-based "outlaws" of country music when, in 1978, he undertook what seemed a most unlikely project. Nelson, with his superlative band in tow, elected to record an entire album of some of the Tin Pan Alley songs with which he'd grown up. The results were phenomenal - Stardust, produced by Booker T. Jones, was an instant smash, eventually going five times platinum in Australia. 'Stardust' has been DIGITALLY REMASTERED with 2 unreleased BONUS TRACKS, 'Scarlett Ribbons' and 'I Can See Clearly Now', plus new personal reflections from Mickey Raphael with Willie Nelson.