FIRST TIME HEARING Emmylou Harris - Sweet Dreams REACTION
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Willie Nelson said, “There’s only two types of men in this world, those that love Emmylou Harris, and those that haven’t heard her sing.”
One of THE sweetest voices
And that's a fact, had a crush on her all my life and that's been a while!
Just MHO, #1 Linda, #2 Emmylou, #3 Christine (Perfect) McVie
@@ronaldmcrae4896 You and every XY in Nashville, along with probably a fair number of XX type folks too. :)
I was in love with Linda and Emmylou in the 70’s, still am, Willie was 100% correct
Lordy, finally someone is reacting to Emmylou Harris! She was a staple in my house growing up, and nobody can sing like her, nobody! She has a huge catalog of songs. My family's band did so many of her songs. She is iconic. Some great songs of hers to do are "Making Believe", "To Daddy", "Even Cowgirls get the Blues", "Cest la Vie, You Never Can Tell" and I'll stop there because I'm sure I just butchered the heck out of the spelling of the last one, it's Cajun. 😬
"To Daddy" is so phenomenal. A Dolly song that Emmylou totally makes her own.
And of course Boulder to Birmingham. A classic.
Yes! I've been wondering for so long why Emmylou was being passed over by reactors. She's one of the country greats! I loved her music even when I didn't enjoy country music as a whole.
I have all of her music . ☮️🇺🇸❤️
Two more bottles of wine.
Released in 1976, this a cover of Pasty Clines 1963 posthumous hit Sweet Dreams, written by Don Gibson. You'll have to give Pasty's a listen as you know she is in a league all her own. Emmylou won the Grammy for Country Female in 1977 for the album featuring this single. Funny enough, Linda Ronstadt won the year before (1976), for the song I Can't Help It (if I'm Still in Love With You) with Emmylou singing back up harmony on the track.
I believe Faron Young did this first, but I agree nobody surpasses Patsy's vocals.
It was Emmylou's version of "Sweet Deams" that went to number 1 country. It even got played AOR radio - "classic rock" today. The name of the album was "Elite Hotel". On that album is "Till I Gain Control Again" with Emmylou, Linda Ronstadt and Fayssoux Starling making some of the most beautiful harmonies ever made in the history of recorded music. It's a great album. It won Grammy, Best Country album of the year, 1976, I believe it was.
Emmylou’s “Boulder to Birmingham” is a masterpiece, even more so when you know the story behind it. Thoroughly recommend that one
Absolutely agree with every word
@@Peter-oh3hc 😊
Yes please, awesome song!
Agreed
Puts me into sob mode everytime, along with her and Willie's "Seven Spanish Angels!"
Sweet Dreams was a HUGE country classic by the late Patsy Cline. Emmylou makes it her own, though, without a doubt!
She does fine. However, It really doesn't come close to what Patsy does with the song in my opinion.
@@easysoul48able I don't think anyone could come close to Patsy. What I said was that she made it her own.
Um...make it your own means to adapt something as your own, people only associate that thing with you. I think you are thinking of something else...
@@allenwhitmer8192 I hear you, but I still think Emmy did a great job covering this song. So shoot me!
@@MyraJean1951 No, no, Myra, forgive me I meant no disrespect. And I agree with you, she DID do a great job. I didn't mean to upset you
She and Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) did a record together entitled "All the Road Running" that is a BANGER!! Her vocal range and tone can instantly transport you into a state of euphoria.....she has 15 Grammys to prove it. Great reaction.
I 2nd that recommendation, just about any song from that album is a winner, but I like "This is Us"
Yes! That whole album is marvelous!
Great album!
Amber, research Emmylou's career, It will blow the back of your head off. You will not believe everyone that she has recorded with. Her move into country western came at a perfect time. Her move to others genres is as varied as almost anyone.
Omg,Bill Monroe
Each one, Dolly, Linda and Emmy Lou are a force in their own right. BUT when you put them together they are incomparable. Please react to High Sierra from their Trio album.
Emmylou Harris is a legend. She belongs up there with Dolly, Loretta and Patsy Cline who originally sang this song.
The trio does a song called “To Know Him is to Love Him” which is beautiful. They did a whole album.
They did three albums - a remastered box set came out a few years ago. It’s sublime!
You make it sound like the trio was emmylou and lorretta and patsy not the actual Trio with Emmylou and Linda and Dolly! Which I love so much the harmony is woderful.
I love "Those Memories of You"
Yes, now that they've reacted to Dolly, Linda, and Emmylou individually, I think they'd enjoy songs from the Trio album(s).
Actually, the song was written and originally recorded by Don Gibson. Next was Faron Young, and THEN Patsy Cline.
Finally another great female country singer. She did two albums simply called "Trio" with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt. Incredible music. And she was recording in the 70's but also every decade since. she has so many great songs it would be hard to cover them all. Of the three in Trio, she has always been my favorite.
I've been hoping they do Those memories, from that album, I've asked several time
Yes!!!
Emmylou was one of the finest backup singers in country music as well as she knows just the right sound to highlight the lead singer on many songs.
Oh her "Tulsa Queen" is just breathtaking. And "Boulder to Birmingham"
"Is 70's country the best country?" As with all genres, anything pre 2000's is the best country.
Wait till you hear the trio's harmonies. Every single one of them is capable of beautiful harmonies. One of my favorite Emmy Lou songs is "wayfaring stranger". Of course if you could get EmmyLou and Trace Adkins to sing Wayfaring stranger together it would be IMHO perfection.
Yes!!! Wayfaring Stranger!!! Evangeline and Elvis Costello’s Allison are amazing. Everything by the trio is pure gold. Also worth a listen is her duet with Don Williams on If I Needed You. Not to mention she’s beautiful.
Indeed it would. Have they done Trace yet?
@@RitaBowen1 I don't think they've done any Trace yet. And honestly I'm not sure which one I'd suggest. I love Wayfaring Stranger, Arlington, Till the last Shot's fired, and also his fun stuff like Honkytonk Badonkadonk. but they should do some Trace.
@@critterwatcher8009 my pick would be You're gonna Miss this
Trio Dolly, emmylou, and Linda ronstadt the gift
Love her. Please react to Boulder to Birmingham. It’s about the grief she felt after her friend and mentor Gram Parsons’ death. Her voice is hauntingly beautiful.
such a great song.
Emmylou was "discovered" by Gram Parsons and she toured and recorded with him for a bit. Gram was a huge talent who's fire burned out too quickly. Emmylou went on to an amazing solo career as well as performing with various other artists through the years. She does not write too many songs of her own, but when she covers a song she makes it hers.
👍 Good on you mentioning Gram Parsons
I told them to listen to Gram and Emmylou on "Love Hurts" I hope they do, there is a whole world out there for them to discover. I know they won't get as far as the "Flying Burrito Bros" but I regret the day that some of these lesser know artists will be forgotten.
She loved Gram and when he passed it broke her! Linda Ronstadt was there for her they have been close close friends for years!
@@tednottodd I Love the Flying Burrito Brothers!
Gram taught her so much about vocal control. Their version of Love Hurts is , IMO, the only version to listen to.
Here's a suggestion of a pair of extremely talented sisters from Sweden that I think you guys would appreciate - check out First Aid Kit performing their song "Emmylou" for Emmylou Harris at the Polar Music Awards. It was an evening of artists paying tribute to Emmylou, and I don't think you'll be disappointed. Emmylou herself was moved to tears!
I love her duet with Don Williams singing "If I needed You".
That's a treasure.
So beautiful.
Love it! ❤
Don Williams 👍
Emmy Lou Harris must-listens: "Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight" - "Tulsa Queen" - "Two More Bottles of Wine" - "Queen of the Silver Dollar" - "Poncho & Lefty" - "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" - "Red Dirt Girl" - and soooo many more!
Emmylou is a legend. She has 14 Grammy's and a Lifetime Grammy Achievement Award. She's been making music since 1969. She is definitely worth digging into.
also the Polar Prize, one of the most prestigious in the world. Other winners include Pavarotti, Clapton, Yo Yo Ma, U2, and more of the same.
I shoulda stalked Emmylou when I was younger. Whoda guessed she would age so beautifully.
Another gorgeous trio with Emmylou is the song "Didn't Leave Nobody But The Baby" It is done by Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss & Gillian Welch. The song was used in the movie O Brother Where Art Thou. If you find a video from the movie it is dubbed over a scene in the movie. That isn't them in the video.
You can find them doing it live in a documentary called "down from the mountain"..
It was a concert featuring songs & artists from the movie.
Another gorgeous collaboration
If you loved Emmylou Harris you guys need to listen to her with Gram Parsons. It is truly magical!! Love you guys!!
I've been waiting for someone to finally get to Emmylou! She has been one of my favorites for years and years. One of the most beautiful voices in country music!!💖. Thanks for reacting to her.
Emmylou wasn’t really mainstream. Her folk roots eased her into classic country tunes like Linda. Her HUGE influence was Gram Parsons who passed away and broke her heart. She found solace in her new bestie Linda Ronstadt. Check out Boulder to Birmingham. A song she wrote for Gram. This so
Emmylou did " Pancho and Lefty" before Willie Nelson. She version is the the best of the best. I've been listening from the beginning. Sweet Dreams is a Patsy Cline song!!!!
Yes, it is the best!!! Poncho and Lefty!!! Or any other!!! You just made my Friday evening!! 💗
And Townes Van Zandt did it before everyone else.
@@aarongoldstein7614 Love that version, too! And Willie and Merle! Guess I like every version of that great song! 🎶
You have to hear more of her, like Wayfaring Stranger, One Of These Days, Red Dirt Girl, Boulder to Birmingham, If I Needed You, beautiful duet with the legendary Don Williams, just anything from her is absolute gold.
“One of These Days” is amazing! But then so are ALL of them! 💕
"Red Dirt Girl" is one of my favorites.
@@ronaldmcrae4896 I will have to check that song out, not sure I know it!
"Only the Heart May Know" with Dan Fogelberg is also a joy to listen to.
The latter from 1981 for Warner Nashville was pure gold.
She's worth a deep dive. She is just a very satisfying emotional musician with quite a history. Absolutely lovely.
Emmylou Harris was a protege of Gram Parsons who pioneered country-rock with The International Submarine Band, The Byrds & The Flying Burrito Brothers.
P.S. It's not Female Friday without Fanny!!!
Another Classic For Female Friday's,, Vicki Lawrence "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia"..This Song/Story Comes With A Surprise At The End.
The perfection you just listened to was a live performance. Emmylou always surrounds herself with the best musicians there are. She certainly doesn't have to talk them into it. Rock musicians who've either retired or their bands have broken up flock to her. They all want to play and sing with her. She's a musician's musician.
Sweet Dreams was originally recorded by Patsy Cline, which was gorgeous. This version is just as gorgeous. She does do faster songs. If you want one, Amarillo is funny, If I Could Only Win Your Love has the best harmonies, and Deeper Well is almost a rock song. She has done a lot of Neil Young songs, and he generally comes in and harmonizes on those. I want to give you about a hundred suggestions. I've been listening to her and going to see her for 50 years now, but I still listen to her a lot. She is an absolute treasure.
You have to see her doing "Tulsa Queen" on The Old Grey Whistle Test. Not only is Emmylou phenomenal but the quality of musicianship in the band will blow you away.
Absolutely! ❤
Emmylou is one of a kind. Beautiful woman and beautiful voice.
Brilliant..Emmylou is a brilliant voice, and drop dead beautiful.
Yes. Even now at her age . Drop dead
Emmylou has been around since the late 60s and is a absolute treasure back then she was considered folk and folk rock but was later was embraced by the country music community and I have always loved her and her music
Love Emmylou Harris. Her and Linda ronstadt met each other as amateur singers and became friends along with Dolly Parton. They all made an album together called the Trio. I highly recommend you check that out it’s awesome.
First time I heard that voice , I was hooked ! Her sound just makes you yearn for more .
My favorite Emmylou song is "Two More Bottles of Wine". She has done harmony vocals for just about every major country singer in the last 4 decades.
My favorite Emmylou song is one she wrote, “Boulder to Birmingham”. She wrote it after the death of Gram Parsons.
As for the Trio, oh boy! I can’t wait! I hope you like them! Every song is great, but “Those Memories of You” and “Making Plans” are a couple of my faves.
So very happy you have discovered Emmy. I once brought a whole carload of women to absolute silence when I put her Pieces Of The Sky CD on without saying a word about it. They were stunned and mesmerized. Your reactions to Emmy’s music proved to me, once again, that your hearts and musical souls come from just the right place. Consider High Sierra for a Trio song.
She does a whole album of music with Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits fame. I would recommend "All The Roadrunning." There is also a great video of the group First Aid Kit (two females) doing a song about Emmylou while she is there in the audience.
Emmylou’s best song in my opinion is “‘Til I Gain Control Again”. Such a powerful song.
Not a bad one! I love Til I Gain Control Again!! Glad there are so many Emmylou fans like I am!
Mine too
Ditto
With Linda Ronstadt on harmony vocals.
Jambalaya is a must hear from Emmylou! Also ‘Born to Run’. Trio was an awesome sound! High Sierra is absolutely incredible! Softly and Tenderly is another great one. Also, My Dear Companion, The Pain of Loving You, Those Memories, Making Plans, etc. There are so many great songs on Trio and Trio II….you just literally have to pick one!!
I have been in love with Emmy Lou for probably 50 years.
Emmylou has the voice of an angel and she's just as well-known as Dolly and Linda. She does a lot of western feeling country songs, my personal favorite being Rose of Cimmaron but everything she sings is great and she always has the best musicians. Well worth diving into.
Emmylou Harris,Angel Band. Gospel Songs.🥰
When I was a young adult I was a rocker but somehow I came across Emmylou Harris and fell in love with her voice. She's released close to 30 albums, most of which I have, and I have seen her in concert at least 35 times. Dubbed the Godmother of Americana Music, and the Queen of Country Rock, her music defies genre. Hope to hear more Emmylou reactions from you.
Emmylou along with Gram Parsons (The Flying Burrito Brothers), and a number of other artists (Ry Cooder, Jerry Jeff Walker, Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen to name a few) formed a rebel alliance in country music and bucked a lot of the traditional ideas of country music.
Finally! Some Emmylou!! Yes!!
I agree 💯% 🎶
More favorites from Emmylou Harris, please.🥰
“Beneath Still Waters”
“Boulder To Birmingham”
“Someone Like You”
“One Of These Days”
“Save The Last Dance For Me”
“Two More Bottles Of Wine”
Emmylou’s beautiful voice is obvious
along with the fact she’s Drop Dead Gorgeous!🥰
I must admit I have always overlooked Emmylou, but after watching the documentary on Linda Rondstadt I have learned it has been my loss all these years. She has a beautiful voice and her duet version of Love Hurts with Gram is simply the best.
Wow! If you can do Emmylou, you can certainly do her with Gram Parsons! A Song for You will bring tears to your eyes!
Thanks for mentioning GRAM Big thanks
I can't remember who first said it, but basically, there are 2 types of men in the world. Those who are in love with Emmylou, and those who've not yet met her.
My first wife said that the only woman she would ever be jealous of is Emmylou Harris.
One of the most crystal clear voices on the planet.
Her singing "poncho and lefty" at the old grey whistle stop. It is amazing.
The song about Gram Parson's death that she wrote with Bill Danoff, "Boulder to Birmingham," is my favorite Emmylou song. I also love her duet with Roy Orbison of "That Lovin' You Feelin' Again."
Yes to both!
Pancho and Lefty is another great song by Emmylou Harris. Worth checking out.
Should check out the original --
Townes Van Zandt ~ Pancho & Lefty
Townes Van Zandt ~ Waitin' 'Round To Die
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My personal favorite! 🥰🎶
Just so you can then hear Willie and Merle do the ultimate cover.
@@itsmedino Great cover, too!
"He wore his gun outside his pants for all the honest world to feel"
Watching her sing and play guitar live is soul moving. She simply puts me at ease and everything else fades away. *Red Dirt Girl* is my favorite by Emmylou Harris. It won Best Contemporary Folk Album in 2001, 30+ years into her music career. Then she released a duet album with Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits that was 🔥. She's highly revered and a musical genius.
I love Red Dirt Girl and her previous album Wrecking Ball. Always pushing the musical landscape with her recordings.
Red Dirt Girl and Michaelangelo from the same album are two of my favorites of her self-penned songs.
Her interpretations of Where will I Be and Sweet Old World from Wrecking Ball are top-notch as well.
And to think she was hovering close to 50 when these were made.
Have you listened to the BBC's live recording of Sweet Old World by Lucinda Williams w/ Mary Chapin Carpenter? Magic.
@@rickmancr I haven't, but sure will! I 💜 both of those artists.
@@rickmancr Thanks for that recommendation... I'll have to check it out!
Everyone was in love with Emmylou, other artists even wrote songs and sang about her. So glad you're going this direction.........and yes, 70s country IS the best. Nothings been the same since.
Speaking of gospel music. There is a live video of "The Trio" Emmylou, Dolly, and Linda, doing a song called "The Sweetest Gift". You would love it.
Her hits were "If I Could Only Win Your Love" and Chuck Berry's "You Never Can Tell C'est La Vie" She did a great backup to Linda Ronstadt's "I Cant Help It"
So many incredible songs:
"Boulder to Birmingham" and "Michaelangelo" written to honor Gram Parsons,
"Together Again"
"Born To Run"
"Two More Bottles of Wine"
"One of These Days"
"Where Will I Be"
"Red Dirt Girl"
"Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" with Linda and Dolly (Trio)
"All I Left Behind" with Linda Ronstadt
"Strong Hand", her tribute to Johnny and June Carter Cash.
Emmylou sings one of my favorite songs ever: Two More Bottles of Wine. It's probably not the most representative song of her her talent or her overall style. But it's one of my go-to feel-good songs.
Gotta do "Boulder To Birmingham", "To Daddy", "Easy From Now On", by EmmyLou Harris...One of my favorite singers EVER....
Thank you for listening to the Genius perfection and musicianship of Emmy Lou. Another GREAT song on that same album is 'Together Again'. EQUALLY gorgeous. You will get soooo lost.
Love Emmylou, I've been a devoted fan since her debut on the Gram Parson's LP "Grevious Angel," ("Hearts on Fire"). My favorite of hers is one she wrote, "Boulder To Birmingham".... you should check it out some time. Thanks for playing this guys!
Y'all look like someone is really singing you a lullaby. It's really nice hearing you react to these old classics. Emmylou is definitely one of the best; beautiful and so talented. I just love her.
I cannot recommend "Tulsa Queen" high enough - it is absolutely gorgeous!
For a slightly different, but related experience, check out the song "Emmylou" by First Aid Kit - especially the live version they sing in front of her! It's a touching tribute song by some talented young women!
Have experienced this angelic voice Live at the Hollywood bowl in the late 70’s & it was an amazing experience….she is soo brilliant…
Ah, Emily Lou and that angelic voice. She was one of a group of ‘70s country-rock artists who occasionally played true, old-fashioned country and introduced a lot of us rock fans to this music. Now, this song was originally done by Patsy Cline, a true icon of country music. You NEED to check Patsy out sometime.
EmmyLou... Such a stunning person and voice. Her band isn't called 'The Hot Band' for nothing. You should try 'Luxury Liner' from the British TV series 'The Old Grey Whistle Test' in 1977 featuring the incredible Albert Lee on guitar. A true guitar icon. I guarantee you will be blown away. Of course, Emmy Lou's voice is superb. So glad you caught up with this gorgeous lady at last.
Emmylou has over 30 songs in the top 100 and 15 in the top 10. She has 5 decades in the business. She has sung with other performers but she has always been a solo act.
Her voice is BEAUTIFUL! I highly recommend her early album called Profile. This song is on that album along with so many other fabulous tunes. Played this so often I've had to replace it 3 times. A favorite album to listen to around the campfire.
Yes! Finally Emmy Lou….she is such a story teller and pulls you in with her beautiful voice. You will love The Trio album when you get there…..one of my favs!
It doesn't get better than Emmylou Harris. She's so incredibly respected throughout Country Music circles and there is rarely anyone that can come close to what she does.
Her voice is mesmerizing. I've been listening to her for almost 60 years and still hang on every word. Oh yeah, in case y'all didn't notice she's heartbreakingly beautiful.
A very lovely take on the song. This was Patsy Cline's last hit before her death in that plane crash, her version has a fuller orchestra sound and is achingly beautiful but both that and this are very fine.
Emmylou and Gram Parsons do a version of LOVE HURTS . Its the best version out there .
More Emmylou: "Beneath Still Waters" and "Two More Bottles of Wine" - both are extraordinary.
In the documentary about Linda Ronstadt, "The Sound of My Voice," Linda talks about the first time she saw Emmylou. They were both playing somewhere in TC (I think) and Linda came to see Emmylou and Linda thought "she's doing the same thing I am but she's doing it better!"
I personally love when she does real back woods type music, like on her Roses in the Snow album. The title track, "The Boxer," and "Wayfaring Stranger" are great cuts from that. And she does have an album of gospel called Angel Band. It's all acoustic and beautiful.
You need to put Emmylou Harris' "Light of the Stable" Album on your list for next Christmas. It's WONDERFUL!
And Don't forget Lindsey Stirling for something you've NEVER seen or will ever see anywhere else
Now that you have discovered Emmylou, there is an amazing song by the Swedish sisters, First Aid Kit, called Emmylou that they sang to Emmylou at the Polar Music Prize. A great video with fantastic voices, lyrics and music.
Yay, EmmyLou!!! She’s the most awesome ever, thanks! 💕
"Boulder to Birmingham" is an Emmylou MUST HEAR.
The greatest voice ever! Try some later stuff from the “Wrecking Ball” or “Red Dirt Girl” albums.
Red Dirt Girl is my fave.
Love wrecking Ball and red dirt girl I was gonna recommend those to them but ya beat me to it
I love the wrecking ball CD. My favorite song off that CD is "Where Will I Be."
There's a stark, otherworldliness to "Deeper Well" that I absolutely love.
@@yurintroubl “Blackhawk” is actually my favorite on the album, but yes… I agree with your “Deeper Well” assessment.
Soooo happy you are doing the lovely Emmylou. Wonderful voice. And so generous with contributing exquisite backing vocals on other artists work. Seen her in concert twice in New Zealand.
Emmylou, Dolly and Linda Ronstadt have done some terrific trios together.
Thanks for listening to Emmylou. She is great with Linda and Dolly too. She is my go to music when I need mellow and relaxation. And she has so many hits that I hear new stuff all the time. And that guitar is mesmerizing. Thanks again. Glad you like her too.
You must listen to "Boulder to Birmingham" - one of my favorites of hers. "Red Dirt Girl" is also worth listening to.
I don't believe y'all have done Crystal Gayle yet -- she's Loretta Lynn's sister and a lot like Emmylou Harris. "Don' It Make My Brown Eyes Blue" is a beautiful recording.
Absolutely!! any of Crystal Gayle's!!
In 1980(Sr. Year)my boyfriend broke up with me. I drove home & sat in my car crying. Played Crystal Gayle's 8-track over & over. Didn't think I could go on. (In true country song fashion)
I had a crush on Crystal Gayle! Always wanted her to wrap that long hair of hers around me, as she sang sweetly in my ear. 😍
@@nestea8385 🤗🙏🏻☝🏻❤️✝️🤠
That's a fantastic suggestion.
The Trios, Those Memories of You. She also did some killer duets with Don Williams. Also, Evangeline with The Band. Oh so much to explore with her.
Emmylou is another sweet voice from my past. Her work with Trio is amazing and her solo music is just gorgeous. I love this old school country sound. Great pick. 🌺✌️
One of my favorites such a beautiful voice. Love it when she sang with Dolly and Linda
Emmylou Harris' song "Red Dirt Girl" is probably one of the emotionally stirring songs I've ever heard. Have a listen to this masterpiece, but have tissues handy.
Cheers\=/\=/
Emmylou Harris has always been my favorite female country vocalist. Her distinctive down home country sound is deeply moving to listeners.
Check out Emmy Lou singing Wayfaring Stranger. You will love it.
The Trio did so many great songs. I'd suggest "After the Gold Rush", a Neil Young cover (Dolly sings lead) or "To Know Him is to Love Him ", a 50s ballad (Emmylou leads) or "Farther Along " , a bluegrass gospel gem, where each sings a verse.
I just recently watched the documentary "Linda Rondstadt: The Sound of My Voice" and Emmylou was one of the interviewees on there, along with Dolly Parton. DEFINITELY a documentary worth watching.
This was also known as progressive country. Willie, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, Willis Alan Ramsey, Linda, Dolly, Emmylou....a great time to see them live!!
Glad you guys discovered Emmylou Harris. She’s incredible in her own right and has some awesome songs but you will absolutely be blown away by Trio. “The Sweetest Gift” has to be on your list to check out. They also covered a Neil Young song called “After The Gold Rush” that is so hauntingly beautiful it has to be heard to be believed.