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Faron Young, Willie Nelson, and Fred Foster during the recording of "Funny How Time Slips Away"

Group portrait of Johnny Gimble, Willie Nelson, Fred Foster, Faron Young, Chip Young, Larry Greenhills, Jody Fischer, Mike Leech, Bobby Arnold, and three unidentified men at the Willie Nelson and Faron Young session

Hank Snow, Johnny Gimble, and an unidentified man sitting on couches, possibly in a recording studio

Kris Kristofferson hugging Jody Fischer taken from an elevated angle

Kris Kristofferson hugging Jody Fischer taken from an elevated angle

Kris Kristofferson hugging Jody Fischer taken from an elevated angle

Willie Nelson shaking an unidentified woman's hand while Bee Spears (with a child in his shoulders) watches on the set of "Red Headed Stranger"

Willie Nelson playing the guitar with Neil Young playing the harmonica on the set of "Are There Any More Real Cowboys" music video

Willie Nelson playing the guitar with Neil Young on the set of "Are There Any More Real Cowboys" music video

Willie Nelson playing the guitar, looking at Neil Young on the set of "Are There Any More Real Cowboys" music video

Willie Nelson playing the guitar with Neil Young on the set of "Are There Any More Real Cowboys" music video with the entire background visible

Willie Nelson playing the guitar with Neil Young playing the harmonica on the set of "Are There Any More Real Cowboys" music video

Photograph of unidentified man in military uniform posing at the front of an aircraft with is an unidentified crowd around the aircraft behind him. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. M-Sgt Pat Colgin, Kelley Field, former San Marcan, came over in the big B-29. He is shown standing by one of the fleet P-80 jet planes. " From August 8, 1947 issue.

Photograph of unidentified crowd of people watching an aircraft take off from the ground. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. Crowd watching Governor Beauford Jester take off in a helicopter powered by a 450 horsepower Pratt and Whitley engine. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of unidentified crowd of people watching an aircraft take off from the ground. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. Crowd watching Governor Beauford Jester take off in a helicopter powered by a 450 horsepower Pratt and Whitley engine. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of unidentified crowd of people watching an aircraft take off from the ground. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. Crowd watching Governor Beauford Jester take off in a helicopter powered by a 450 horsepower Pratt and Whitley engine. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of unidentified crowd of people watching an aircraft take off from the ground. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. Crowd watching Governor Beauford Jester take off in a helicopter powered by a 450 horsepower Pratt and Whitley engine. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of four unidentified men and boys looking at an aircraft in the foreground. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of an unidentified crowd of people looking on at an aircraft with the words Troop Carrier on its side. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.

Photograph of an unidentified crowd of people looking at an aircraft in the air. From San Marcos Record: "San Marcos Air Show held August 1, 1947, at SMAAF to celebrate Army Air Force Day. Crowd watching Governor Beauford Jester take off in a helicopter powered by a 450 horsepower Pratt and Whitley engine. " From August 1, 1947 and August 8, 1947 issues.