Mark Knopfler And Emmylou Harris - Arena Di Verona, Verona, Italy June 3rd 2006

 

Mark Knopfler And Emmylou Harris - Arena Di Verona, Verona, Italy June 3rd 2006

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Emmylou Harris & the Hot Band - Washington, DC 1976

Emmylou Harris & the Hot Band
The Warner Theater
Washington, DC.
March 28, 1976
FM Source @flac

Elite Hotel', released in December 1975, established that the buzz created by the previous album 'Pieces of the Sky' was well-founded.

Unusual for country albums at the time, which largely revolved around a hit single, Emmylou's' albums borrowed their approach from the album-oriented rock market, in terms of quality and artistic merit.

Tracks like "Sin City", "Wheels", and "Till I Gain Control Again", which weren't singles, easily stood against tracks like "Together Again", "Sweet Dreams", and "One of These Days", which were.

While 'Elite Hotel' was a number 1 country album, the album did sufficiently well with the rock audience. 'Elite Hotel' won a Grammy in 1976 for Best Country Vocal Performance, Female.

Legendary DC Concert Promoter Mike Schreibman was responsible for the reopening of the Warner Theater in downtown DC. This Emmylou Show was the first show in the revamped 2000-seat acoustically-perfect vaudeville house.

The concert was broadcast on WHFS-FM 102.3 -Homegrown Radio, from back in those 'sorely missed days' - no playlists, knowledgeable DJs, and support for homegrown artists like Emmylou, who here returns triumphant.

These are the notes from 'Richard F' who recorded the show. ' I taped the show off the radio, and the cassette has held up remarkably well. I did miss taping the opening number and most of "San Antone Rose" as well as "Till I Can Gain Control Again" and most of "Jambalaya" during the tape flip. Thanks to Deborah N, I received all missing tracks except for "Till I Can Gain Control Again" from her source. Dave T then located the elusive missing track'.

 

Set List

01 Intro
02 Cash on the Barrelhead
03 San Antonio Rose
04 Coat of Many Colors
05 Feeling Single, Seeing Double
06 If I Could only Win Your Love
07 Too Far Gone
08 Amarillo
09 Tonight the Bottle Let me Down
10 Tulsa Queen
11 Bluebird Wine
12 Band intros
13 Wheels
14 Till I Can Gain Control Again
15 Jambalaya
16 Ooh Las Vegas
17 Satan's Jewel Crown *
18 Forty Days
19 Outro

 

The band line up was:

The Hot Band:
Glen D, Hardin, piano
Rodney Crowell, rhythm guitar, harmony vocals
Emory Gordy Bass, banjo, high harmony
John Ware, drums
Hank De Vito, pedal steel, Dobro
Albert Lee, lead guitar

* Guests:
Fayssoux Starling, vocal
John Starling, vocal, acoustic guitar
Mike Auldridge, Dobro
 

Thanks to the original source!! 

 

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Emmylou Harris LIVE in Washington DC 1976

Emmylou Harris And The Hot Band

Warner Theater 

Washington DC

1976-03-28

WHFS-FM Broadcast @320

01. Intro

02. Cash on the Barrelhead

03. San Antonio Rose

04. Coat of Many Colors

05. Feeling Single, Seeing Double 

06. If I Could only Win Your Love

07. Too Far Gone

08. Amarillo

09. Tonight the Bottle Let me Down

10. Tulsa Queen

11. Bluebird Wine

12. Band intros

13. Wheels

14. Till I Can Gain Control Again

15. Jambalaya

16. Ooh Las Vegas---Encore Break

17. Satan's Jewel Crown

18. Forty Days

19. WHFS Outro

Emmylou Harris - Guitar, Vocals

Albert Lee - Guitar

Rodney Crowell - Guitar, Harmony Vocals

Hank De Vito - Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro 

Glen D. Hardin - Piano

Emory Gordy - Bass, Banjo, High Harmony Vocals

John Ware - Drums

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Fayssoux Starling - Vocal (Track 17 Only)

John Starling - Guitar, Vocal (Track 17 Only)

Mike Auldridge - Dobro (Track 17 Only)

The Queen Of Cosmic Country

Emmylou Harris - Live Holiday Valley 1992

Emmylou Harris and The Nash Ramblers - Holiday Valley  

Ellicottville, NY
July 26, 1992
Soundboard @320
(Bootleg CD rip)


01 Mystery Train
02 Guitar Town
03 Blue Kentucky Girl
04 Hello Stranger
05 Beneath Still Waters
06 One Of These Days
07 Green Pastures
08 Rollin' And Ramblin' (The Death Of Hank Williams)
09 Two More Bottles Of Wine
10 Nash Ramble
11 Hard Times Come Again No More
12 Walls Of Time
13 Get Up John
14 Sweet Dreams (beginning cut)
15 Wheels
16 Born To Run
17 Luxury Liner
18 band intros
19 Together Again
20 Jambalaya
21 (C'est la Vie) You Never Can Tell (fades)

Nash Ramblers:
Al Perkins--dobro, banjo
John Randall Stewart--guitar, mandolin
Larry Atmanuik--drums
Mark Winchester--bass
Sam Bush--fiddle, mandolin

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Emmylou Harris - Podunk Bluess Festival 2001

Emmylou Harris - Podunk Bluesgrass Festival

Hebron Fairgrounds

Hebron, CT. 2001

Excellent Soundboard or FM Source @ 192

Though other performers sold more records and earned greater fame, few had as profound an impact on contemporary music as Emmylou Harris. Blessed with a crystalline voice, a remarkable gift for phrasing, and a restless creative spirit, she traveled a singular artistic path, proudly carrying the torch of "cosmic American music" passed down by her mentor, Gram Parsons. With the exception of only Neil Young -- not surprisingly an occasional collaborator -- no other mainstream star established a similarly large body of work as consistently iconoclastic, eclectic, or daring, Withn more than four decades into her career, Harris' latter-day music remains as heartfelt, visionary, and vital as her earliest recordings.

 Interview with The Telegraph

 

Set List:
Red Dirt Girl
The Pearl
Wayfaring Stranger
I Don't Want To Talk About It
Ain't Living Long Like Thi
Pancho and Lefty
Raise the Dead
Get Up John
All I Left Behind
My Antonia
Goodby
Orphan Girl
Going Back to Harlan
Deeper Well - Band Intros
Calling My Children Home
Michelangelo
The Boy From Tupelo
Boulder to Birmingham

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