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01. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Cash On the Barrel Head
02. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - That's All It Took
03. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
04. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Feelin' Single Seein' Double
05. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Together Again
06. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Wheels
07. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Bluebird Wine
08. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Band Intros
09. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Bottle Let Me Down
10. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Hot Burrito No. 2
11. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Ooh Las Vegas
12. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Rock N' Roll Music
13. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Sleepless Nights
14. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Queen of the Silver Dollar
15. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Jambalaya
16. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Instrumental - Your Cheatin' Heart
17. EMMYLOU HARRIS & THE HOT BAND - Too Far Gone
ARTIST
TITLE
Amazing Grace Coffee House Evanston, IL 15 May 1975
FORMAT
LP

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LOV 2001LP LOV 2001LP
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RELEASE DATE
11/11/2016

1975 was a bold and exciting time for Emmylou Harris, whose career itself was burgeoning with the release of her second album, Pieces of the Sky, released five years after her 1970 debut, Gliding Bird, on Jubilee. A revised energy with Reprise would inspire a third album, Elite Hotel, recorded in June of 1975 and released in December of that year. Her appearance at The Amazing Grace Coffee House on May 15, 1975, consists of material drawn from her two 1975 albums. From the very beginning, Harris set high standards for herself, as well as the musicians she would work with. Her integrity and artistic ability led her to transcend the country-rock genre, becoming universally respected by fellow artists and music fans alike. Her Amazing Grace Coffee House appearance in May 1975 captures Harris at her peak. Many of the most enduring songs from both of her 1975 albums were featured in her sets from this time. Her interpretations of highly recognizable country standards, such as Buck Owens's "Together Again," Hank Williams's "Jambalaya," and Merle Haggard's "Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down" all compare favorably with the originals, proving that Harris was quite capable of taking a classic and making it her own. The complete WXRT-FM broadcast of Emmylou Harris's May 1975 performance at The Amazing Grace Coffee House, Evanston, IL is presented here. Digitally remastered sound with background liners and rare photos.