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Pay tribute to the legendary female singer who has won 13 Grammy Awards and sold more than 15 million albums
The lineup participating in the event includes: 9 Grammy Award female rock singer Sheryl crown, Grammy Award * best country female singer Mary Chapin carpenter, Grammy Award female singer Shawn Colvin, 20 Grammy Award winner Vince Gill, 27 Grammy Award female singer Alison Krauss, 21 top ten best-selling country songs in the United States, and female singer Martina McBride
For more than 40 years, Emmylou Harriss music has influenced countless musicians and song creators. Her music career has inspired different types of music lovers. Emmylou Harris has won 13 Grammy awards including Grammy Award * Camry national folk music album Award for her album "old yellow moon" with country rock singer Rodney Crowell in 2014, three country music association awards and two American Folk Music Awards. She won the century award issued by Billboard magazine in 1999, She has recorded more than 25 albums in her life, including her album "Elite Hotel" and "luxury liners", which topped the national album list in 1975 and 1977, and her sixth album "trio" with pop singer Linda Ronstadt and country singer Dolly Parton in 1987. Emmylou Harris has sold more than 15 million albums over the years, She participated in the album recording of countless singers and bands in the music world. She was listed in the hall of fame of American country music in 2008.
Commenting on the tribute concert, Jonathan Bernstein, music critic of American Rolling Stone magazine, wrote: "the performance lineup of this evening has both universality and diversity, patchwork musicians, first-class musicians, mainstream and independence, legend and freshness, projecting the different types of music boundaries Harris has crossed in her music career." The album includes Emmylou Harris famous songs with wonderful interpretations, including "two more bolts of wine" sung by Sheryl Crow and Vince Gill, and often sang the song "you ` re still on my mind" sung by Emmylou Harris for the first time with Rodney Crowell of Emmylou Harris in coffee shops around Washington in the early 1970s, Lucinda Williams chose Emmylou Harris to cover the 1974 song "hickory wind" by gram Parsons, a country rock singer who once toured together, and "the Pearl" by Shawn Colvin, Patty Griffin and Conor Oberst. In addition, there are "born to run", "red dirt girl", "boulder to Birmingham", "till I gain control again", "Sin City", etc.
1. One Of These Days (Buddy Miller)
2. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Mavis Staples)
3. The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn (Sara Watkins)
4. Red Dirt Girl (Shawn Colvin)
5. Michelangelo (The Milk Carton Kids)
6. Wheels (Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen)
7. Orphan Girl (Holly Williams & Chris Coleman)
8. Sin City (Steve Earle)
9. Bluebird Wine (Trampled By Turtles)
10. Hickory Wind (Lucinda Williams)
11. Youre Still On My Mind (Rodney Crowell)
12. Born To Run (Lee Ann Womack)
13. When Were Gone, Long Gone (John Starling & Emmylou Harris)
14. Blackhawk (Daniel Lanois & Emmylou Harris)
15. Wrecking Ball (Iron & Wine & Daniel Lanois)
16. Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight (Shovels & Rope)
17. All The Roadrunning (Mary Chapin Carpenter & Vince Gill)
18. The Pearl (Conor Oberst, Shawn Colvin & Patty Griffin)
19. When I Stop Dreaming (Martina McBride)
20. Prayer In Open D (Patty Griffin)
21. Pancho And Lefty (Steve Earle, Lee Ann Womack & Herb Pendersen)
22. Together Again (Vince Gill)
23. Two More Bottles of Wine (Sheryl Crow & Vince Gill)
24. Loving Her Was Easier (Kris Kristofferson)
25. Till I Gain Control Again (Alison Krauss)
26. Cash On The Barrelhead (Alison Krauss)
27. Boulder To Birmingham (Emmylou Harris)
