With a career spanning over 40 years, Emmylou is a legendary singer & songwriter with a foot note in almost every genre. She's won countless awards and has charted #1 hits and albums since her 1975 debut LP. She deserves a place in the Rock Hall.
Emmylou helped to widen the "term" country music in the 1970`, and if you think of her countless collaborations with class artists like Neil Young, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan and Gram Parsons among others, there`s no doubt she desrves it.
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Suzy Q Kresl
8 years ago
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Boulder to Birmingham, Poncho and Lefty, Till I gain control again... Maybe Emmylou didn't write 2 of these songs, but she owned and delivered them like no other!
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Lanette Brown G
8 years ago
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It's been 49 yrs since I heard Emmylou sing w/ Gram. It's been a pleasure to meet her, even more pleasure to see her stay well & continue to sing her magic. It's time. It's just time!!! She deserves to be in the RRHOF.
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Tim Chapman
8 years ago
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Emmylou is a woman who belongs in the Hall. Just ask Mark Knopfler. Just ask Daniel Lanois. Just ask Willie Nelson. Just ask Robbie Robertson. Just ask Linda Ronstadt. Just ask Dolly Parton. Just ask Bob Dylan.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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In '76 I played at the same bluegrass festival in Long Beach, CA. What a treat, the Hot Band backed her ...was something I will never forget...
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karen dixon
8 years ago
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the textures, the history, the songs & the duets and the hottest rambling red-dirt band ever. RRHOF bears shame for leaving our songbirds in the cold for so long.
emmylou harris' induction is overdue.
With a career spanning over 40 years, Emmylou is a legendary singer & songwriter with a foot note in almost every genre. She's won countless awards and has charted #1 hits and albums since her 1975 debut LP. She deserves a place in the Rock Hall.
Emmylou helped to widen the "term" country music in the 1970`, and if you think of her countless collaborations with class artists like Neil Young, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan and Gram Parsons among others, there`s no doubt she desrves it.
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Suzy Q Kresl
8 years ago
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Boulder to Birmingham, Poncho and Lefty, Till I gain control again... Maybe Emmylou didn't write 2 of these songs, but she owned and delivered them like no other!
L
Lanette Brown G
8 years ago
Featured
It's been 49 yrs since I heard Emmylou sing w/ Gram. It's been a pleasure to meet her, even more pleasure to see her stay well & continue to sing her magic. It's time. It's just time!!! She deserves to be in the RRHOF.
T
Tim Chapman
8 years ago
Featured
Emmylou is a woman who belongs in the Hall. Just ask Mark Knopfler. Just ask Daniel Lanois. Just ask Willie Nelson. Just ask Robbie Robertson. Just ask Linda Ronstadt. Just ask Dolly Parton. Just ask Bob Dylan.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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In '76 I played at the same bluegrass festival in Long Beach, CA. What a treat, the Hot Band backed her ...was something I will never forget...
K
karen dixon
8 years ago
Featured
the textures, the history, the songs & the duets and the hottest rambling red-dirt band ever. RRHOF bears shame for leaving our songbirds in the cold for so long.
emmylou harris' induction is overdue.
Emmylou helped to widen the "term" country music in the 1970`, and if you think of her countless collaborations with class artists like Neil Young, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan and Gram Parsons among others, there`s no doubt she desrves it.