Emmylou Harris - The 70's Studio Album Collection (2014) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Bluebird Wine
02. Too Far Gone
03. If I Could Only Win Your Love (with Herb Pedersen)
04. Boulder To Birmingham
05. Before Believing
06. Bottle Let Me Down
07. Sleepless Nights - Original Version
08. Coat Of Many Colors
09. For No One
10. Queen Of The Silver Dollar
11. Amarillo
12. Together Again
13. Feelin' Single - Seein' Double
14. Sin City
15. One Of These Days
16. Till I Gain Control Again
17. Here, There And Everywhere
18. Ooh Las Vegas
19. Sweet Dreams
20. Jambalaya
21. Satan's Jewel Crown
22. Wheels (with Jonathan Edwards)
23. Luxury Liner
24. Pancho & Lefty
25. Making Believe
26. You're Supposed To Be Feeling Good
27. I'll Be Your San Antone Rose
28. (You Never Can Tell) C'est La Vie
29. When I Stop Dreaming
30. Hello Stranger
31. She
32. Tulsa Queen
33. Easy From Now On
34. Two More Bottles Of Wine
35. To Daddy
36. My Songbird
37. Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight
38. Defying Gravity
39. I Ain't Living Long Like This
40. One Paper Kid (with Willie Nelson)
41. Green Rolling Hills (with Fayssoux Starling)
42. Burn That Candle
43. Sisters Coming Home (with Tanya Tucker)
44. Beneath Still Waters
45. Rough And Rocky
46. Hickory Wind
47. Save The Last Dance For Me
48. Sorrow In The Wind (with Sharon & Cheryl White)
49. They'll Never Take His Love From Me
50. Everytime You Leave (with Don Everly)
51. Blue Kentucky Girl
52. Even Cowgirls Get The Blues (with Dolly Parton & Linda Ronstadt)
53. Christmas Time's A-Coming
54. O' Little Town Of Bethlehem
55. Away In A Manger
56. Angel Eyes
57. The First Noel
58. Star Of Bethlehem (with Neil Young)
59. Little Drummer Boy
60. Golden Cradle
61. Silent Night
62. Light Of The Stable


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; even more than four decades into her career, Harris' latter-day music remained as heartfelt, visionary, and vital as her earliest recordings.

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