I happily stumbled upon this tribute to Mr. Nelson, albeit, somewhat mistitled for this audience :-) I thought it was well done and would make watchers who were not familiar with Bill's work want to take a listen.
It may have been posted previously but I could not find a thread and well, it's worth mentioning nonetheless. Please consider it a "re-issue" if it bears the label "repeated". Of course, repetition is the mother of pedagogy so well worth it. Enjoy, if you haven't seen it.
Wow! He did the whole career! And he did his research!
There are a few details that I'd question, but this is a determined and literate attempt to tell the BN story.
Thanks for flagging it up, Timeslip.