Emmylou Harris – Here, There And Everywhere
Great Songs An Enduring Promise of Love and Devotion, Softly Sung and Eternally Felt There are songs that simply drift into the popular consciousness, and then there are those rare covers that…
Emmylou Harris – Goin’ Back To Harlan
The Ageless Lullaby of Lost Innocence: A Journey Back to the Roots of the Soul It’s often those songs that step quietly into your life, rather than those that burst…
Emmylou Harris – Deeper Well
Seeking Substantive Truth in the Depths of Life’s Unending Quest Oh, to hear that opening, those dark, atmospheric tones, and the unmistakable, world-weary voice of Emmylou Harris—it immediately transports one…
A TRIBUTE TO EMMYLOU HARRIS
A TRIBUTE TO EMMYLOU HARRIS: WHEN MUSIC BECOMES LEGACY On October 2, 2025, at The Masonic in San Francisco, audiences will witness a truly special event: A Tribute to Emmylou…
Emmylou Harris – I’ll Go Stepping Too
An Ode to the Heartache of Honky-Tonk The year was 1970, a time of change and turmoil, and for many, a longing for something simpler. It was within this longing…
Emmylou Harris – Hanging Up My Heart
Hanging Up My Heart: A poignant ballad of love, loss, and the painful process of moving on. The Echoes of a Broken Heart Back in the late ’70s, as the…
Emmylou Harris – Making Believe (1977)
Emmylou Harris Brings Timeless Grace to “Making Believe” in a Memorable 1977 Performance In the rich history of country music, few songs have traveled as far and touched as many…
Emmylou Harris – I Still Miss Someone
Emmylou Harris’s “I Still Miss Someone” is a Timeless Ode to Enduring Loss. The year was 1975, a pivotal moment in country music history. The genre was in flux, with…
Emmylou Harris – Orphan Girl
A poignant, spiritual odyssey of longing for an eternal family. There are certain songs that arrive not as fleeting hits, but as timeless artifacts, carrying with them the weight of…
Joan Baez & Emmylou Harris – Hard Times
Hard Times Come Again No More In the annals of American folk music, few voices resonate with the enduring grace and moral clarity of Joan Baez. But in the latter…