Live archive release. After fifteen years of touring with the beloved Hot Band, Emmylou Harris formed the Nash Ramblers, a new acoustic all-star group, in 1990, featuring Sam Bush (fiddle, mandolin,... more

Vinyl LP repressing. Profile: Best of Emmylou Harris is a compilation of hits by Emmylou Harris from her first four Reprise/Warner albums: Pieces of the Sky, Elite Hotel, Luxury Liner and Quarter... more

1990 Nashville Debut Of Acoustic All-Star Group On Double LP! |Featuring Entirely Different Songs From The Band's Acclaimed Live Album 'At The Ryman'! |After fifteen years of touring with the beloved... more

Emmylou's first Nonesuch recording (2000), a Grammy winner for Best Contemporary Folk Album, was her first solo studio outing since 1995's "Wrecking Ball." She wrote 11 of these 12 songs; this was... more

The first-ever career-spanning single CD compilation from the woman who pretty much defines the last three decades of American roots music. Includes "Love Hurts" (with Gram Parsons); "Together... more

Often called a new traditionalist, singer/songwriter Emmylou Harris has built a career on revamping classic honky-tonk music while striving to keep the idiom fresh and modern. Harris's music has... more

This fabulous compilation album highlights Emmylou Harris's Western-themed songs from throughout her prolific career, starting in '76 and taking us all the way to '94, the year of it's release.... more

This collection contains many popular and appealing songs from the charts. Emmylou Harris is clever with her words, and her music has the style of country and rock intertwined. Harris has survived... more

Emmylou dazzled already-smitten critics with this 1995 album, a Grammy-winning triumph produced by Daniel Lanois. Her atmospheric adaptations of songs by Hendrix, Dylan and others include "May This... more

The Carter Family, Johnny Cash, Paul Simon, Flatt & Scruggs…Harris puts her own spin on all of them and more on this 1980 LP. This is an all-star affair, too, with Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Linda... more

Even though this 1981 LP was compiled from earlier sessions, it still promptly soared into the country Top 10 and earned a Grammy nomination. Emmylou was just in the zone then, and sent her takes on... more

Emmylou once again charms with a wide array of covers here: "Bad Moon Rising," "Mr. Sandman," "How High the Moon," Rodney Crowell's "I Don't Have to Crawl" and "Ashes by Now," James Taylor's... more

The long awaited (5 long years), mostly self-penned effort from the remarkable songbird, featuring guests including Dave Matthews, Bruce Springsteen, "Kat McGarrigle and more. Tracks: "I Don't Wanna... more