Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band Playing Now

Just finished Last Date (live) and now I'm listening to Cimarron and could go on all night with six more of her Lps. What a voice she has, the Hot Band is tight, LP is perfectly recorded/mastered, no slop here. I'm not the biggest fan of country music but she is HOT no matter how you want to label her. Have to admit my 4301b speakers are a perfect match. They are powered by a Yamaha MX-2000 amp, preamp is a ADCOM GFP-565, turntable a Yamaha PX-2 with Grace Ruby cartridge. This is my second system in a small room but it sounds killer cranked up with Emmylou singing sweet songs!

moderators...please send this one on over to the "what's playing now" thread.

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-storm.

Ah, Emmylou Harris... one of the sweet delights of music for the ages.

Beautiful then, beautiful now.

Emmylou

I've got her on LP, got her on cassette, got her on CD, got her on DTS-CD, got her on DVD-A, got her on VHS, got her on DVD, got her on MP3, got her on AAC, got her on YouTube, and still it's not enough.

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Originally Posted by Titanium Dome

Emmylou

I've got her on LP, got her on cassette, got her on CD, got her on DTS-CD, got her on DVD-A, got her on VHS, got her on DVD, got her on MP3, got her on AAC, got her on YouTube, and still it's not enough.

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ive heard that a live at the ryman dvd exists somewhere but ive never seen it...................the spyboy dvd is a regular play around here...........check out some of the south by southwest/austin kind of stuff........it will change how you feel about country........

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Originally Posted by Titanium Dome

...still it's not enough.

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Originally Posted by jim campbell

.....check out some of the south by southwest/austin kind of stuff........it will change how you feel about country........

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Or, the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.

Three-years ago, she and the spyboys backed-up Buddy and Julie Miller - phenomenal set.

Last year, I was crewing Rooster Stage and she there joined Elvis Costello - T Bone Burnett "The Coward Brothers" set. She stood on Stage Left with us, behind the mains stack, by the desk in monitorworld for about a half-hour. I was her "handler", waiting for the cue to slip her through the backline into Center Stage without her tripping on cables, so I was right at her side. She is really tiny - I'd guess about 5-ft 4-iin at most - and really pretty. She was softly singing harmony to herself, waiting to go on. It was a very strange sensation to hear her, directly, so close. It was very moving - her beautiful, lilting harmony that she made-up on the fly, changed, tried again, verse after verse, one song to the next. An incredibly private moment.

I kinda hated to escort her on-stage - then she was "theirs" again... :)

I love Rooster Stage. Very cool things happen over there...

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Originally Posted by Titanium Dome

Emmylou
... on LP, ... on cassette, ... on CD, ... on DTS-CD, ... on DVD-A, ... on VHS, ... on DVD, ... on MP3, ... on AAC, ... on YouTube,

and still it's not enough.

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What about Wolfgang's vault ? :)

(Taft Theatre
Cincinnati, OH
03/22/1985

Tracks: 38
Total Time: 2:01:06)

With a sound editor it can be recorded on HD.
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Peter

She's all that! Think the Ramblers were her hottest band ever (you could argue that they became "new grass revival" {I guess you could also dispute it}) unless you want to count her tour with Graham Parsons.

From a simple post re listening to a Emmylou Harris LP I am amazed at the insightful responses from our LH members. It really makes you appreciate the wealth of knowledge and personal experience they have and are so generous to share with us. Thanks boputnam, Titanium Dome, Jim Campbell and everyone else.