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Wrecking Ball is the eighteenth studio album by American country music artist Emmylou Harris, released on Elektra Records in 1995. Produced by Daniel Lanois, who is known for his atmospheric work with U2 and Bob Dylan, the album represents a significant sonic departure from Harris's earlier acoustic...
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Late-career reinvention masterpiece, Grammy winner, major critic-list presence, huge influence on atmospheric Americana.
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Pieces of the Sky is Emmylou Harris's 1975 major-label studio album, released by Reprise Records. Its repertoire combines contemporary country material with interpretations of songs by writers and performers including the Beatles, Dolly Parton, and Merle Haggard; Harris's version of "If I Could Only...
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Major Emmylou debut, country-rock cornerstone, strong song selection and vocal reputation.
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Luskentyre Beach is a remote shoreline located on the Isle of Harris in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Its distinctive turquoise waters and expansive white-sand beach offer dramatic coastal scenery. The location's visual connection to Taransay, previously used for television filming, makes it a destinat...
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Outer Hebrides favorite with exceptional color and wild scenery; weather, cold water, and remoteness reduce usability.
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"Elite Hotel" is the second major-label studio album by country and rock singer Emmylou Harris, released in 1975 on Reprise Records. The record introduced her acclaimed backing band, the Hot Band, which featured musicians who previously played with Elvis Presley and Gram Parsons. Drawing heavily on...
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Grammy-winning early classic, commercial and critical success, definitive Hot Band-era sound.
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Roses in the Snow is the sixth studio album by American country artist Emmylou Harris, released in 1980 by Warner Bros. Records. Produced by Brian Ahern, the record is distinguished by its strictly acoustic bluegrass and traditional country sound, marking a stylistic shift from her previous country-...
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Highly regarded acoustic bluegrass album, Grammy winner, influential traditional turn, slightly specialist appeal.
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Harris’ Symphony No. 3 is a significant work in 20th-century American orchestral music. Composed in 1939, it's recognized for its innovative harmonic language and complex structure within a single movement. The symphony showcases Harris’s unique compositional style and remains a vital piece of the m...
Red Dirt Girl is Emmylou Harris's 2000 album, released on Nonesuch Records and produced by Malcolm Burn. It marked a departure for Harris, being her first album to consist entirely of self-penned or co-written compositions rather than her customary interpretations of others' songs. The album won the...
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Grammy-winning originals album, strong acclaim for songwriting, less universally canonical than Wrecking Ball.
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Old Yellow Moon is the first collaborative studio album by American artists Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, released in February 2013 on Nonesuch Records. The album comprises twelve tracks, including duet versions of songs previously associated with each artist as well as covers of material by wr...
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Grammy-winning collaboration, tasteful performances and affection, respected more than revelatory.
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The Tarbert Isthmus is a narrow strip of land on the Isle of Harris in Scotland's Outer Hebrides that connects North Harris and South Harris. The isthmus carries the main road linking the two parts of the island and is the site of Tarbert, the principal village and ferry port of Harris. Its geograph...
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Striking Hebridean setting, distinctive mountain and coastal contrasts, ferry importance, and strong visitor reputation for Harris scenery.
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"After the Ball" is a popular sentimental waltz song written by Charles K. Harris in 1891. The narrative lyrics recount a tragic misunderstanding between a couple following a dance. It became an unprecedented commercial success, becoming the first piece of sheet music in history to sell over one mil...
Violin Sonata (1942) is a chamber work by American composer Roy Harris for violin and piano. Written during Harris's mature period, it uses long-breathed melodic lines, folk-like contours, and contrapuntal interaction between the two instruments. The piece reflects his interest in an American musica...
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Earnest American nationalist writing with sturdy counterpoint and lyrical material, but uneven inspiration and repertory obscurity limit critical standing.
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