Have a Willie nice Christmas: Holiday gifts for the country music outlaw on your list

It's been an epic year for Austin's newest Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Willie Nelson, and there's a good chance you have a Willie fan on your holiday shopping list.

“He is the patron saint of Austin, that guy,” Kevin Russell, lead singer for Austin band Shinyribs, told the Statesman in mid-April, before Willie's 90th birthday. Austinites might disagree over all sorts of things, “but you can usually always agree that, ‘Yeah, I like Willie Nelson. He’s pretty great,’” he said.

Whether you're shopping for a newly minted Austinite or an old diehard who used to haunt the Armadillo, here are a few options for a Willie nice holiday gift.

Relive Willie's epic 90th birthday bash at the Hollywood Bowl

The patron saint of Austin celebrated his 90th birthday at a star-studded bash over two April nights in Los Angeles. On December 15, Legacy Recordings will release a deluxe two-CD plus Blu-ray edition of "Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90 at the Hollywood Bowl." The collection includes three hours of video performances from the concerts plus three bonus videos featuring appearances from Mick Jagger, Emmylou Harris, George Strait, Norah Jones, Billy Strings, Miranda Lambert and many more. The CD boasts 39 audio tracks plus a booklet of notes. In addition to the CD/Blu-Ray bundle, which retails for $35.98, there's also a double LP vinyl edition that you can preorder for $39.98 at willienelson.com

More: Top 10 moments from Willie's 90th: George Strait, Keith Richards, the Chicks and more

Need a new Willie album? He released two this year

While you're over at Willie's site perusing merch, it's worth noting that he celebrated his 91st trip around the sun by releasing not one, but two new albums plus a book. The ludicrously prolific singer-songwriter released his 73rd studio album, "I Don't Know A Thing About Love: The Songs of Harlan Howard," in March. The album, which included classics like "Tiger By The Tail" (co-written by Buck Owens) and the Waylon Jennings hit "The Choking Kind," paid tribute to Howard, a singer-songwriter who gave Willie his first job as a songwriter.

Then, in September, Nelson released his 74th album, "Bluegrass," a 12-song collection that reworks favorites like "Bloody Mary Morning," "Yesterday's Wine" and "On the Road Again" with Appalachian strings.

What about a new Willie book?

Willie's latest book, "Energy Follows Thought: The Stories Behind My Songs," co-written by longtime collaborator David Ritz, was released in late October. The book chronicles the tales behind 160 of Willie's songs.

If there's a next level Willie fan on your list, consider a pre-order of "Picnic: Willie Nelson's Fourth of July Tradition" by former Statesman staffer Dave Thomas. The book, a hardcover volume that retails at $35, will be out sometime in the spring. It traces the history of Willie's picnic from a rough and tumble hippie happening that riled up religious types and quiet citizenry in rural Texas to its modern incarnation as a high production event at Q2 stadium.

These books are just the latest installments in a long line of Willie lit. A few older Willie titles we appreciate are "It's a Long Story: My Life," a 2016 David Ritz collaboration that includes fantastic context on Willie's Austin years, and Austinite Turk Pipkin's 2007 classic "The Tao of Willie: A Guide to the Happiness in Your Heart."

Willie wearables, ornaments and more

Willie Nelson's official website boasts a wide variety of Willie merch, We're eyeballing the grey "Roll Me Up and Smoke Me" hoodie ($46). A Willie Nelson signature tee in burnt orange is for the Willie-lovin' Longhorn on your list ($25), and a "Have a Willie nice Day" flannel tunic is for the ladies ($59.99).

There's also a Willie Nelson wooden Christmas ornament ($9.60) a "Shotgun Willie" mug ($15) and a stemless wine tumbler ($22).

And then there's Willie's line of CBD products

Willie's Reserve cannabis products are (obviously) not legal in Texas, but if non-intoxicating hemp oil is your jam, drop by williesremedy.com to check out the country legend's wellness line.

You can buy half a pound of Willie's Remedy CBD-infused coffee (dark roast or medium roast) for $22.50. Willie also sells CBD-infused black, green, hibiscus and mint tea ($22.50 for 16 pyramid bags).

The site also features a variety of balms and tinctures.

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Where to buy Willie Nelson-themed Christmas, holiday gifts this season