Willie Nelson & Ray Charles recorded "Seven Spanish Angels" for Ray's album "Friendship," which also featured duets with Hank Williams Jr., The Oak Ridge Boys, and many others. It was also included on Willie's album, "Half Nelson." It was the most successful of Ray's 8 hits on the country charts. Yes, he had 8! Check out this tribute by Nashvillains. | Classic Country Music

"Seven Spanish Angels" Cover - Bri Bagwell ft. Paul Eason at Skinny Armadillo Ranch | Bri Bagwell

This one's about an outlaw and his lover who are trying to outrun a posse sent to return them to Texas. I found out the fully written version of this song by Troy Seals and Eddie Setser had some more lines in it... "Now the people in the valley swear, That when the moon's just right, They see the Texan and his woman, Ride across the clouds at night", which the producer Billy Sherrill preferred not recored, thinking the song would be too long. What do you think? Would you rather have More story l