Live In London, January 1977 Feeling Single , Seeing Double I'll Be Your San Antone Rose Pancho & Lefty Making Believe You Never Can Tell Tulsa Queen Together Again Luxury Liner Ooh Las Vegas Live In USA 1977/78 Apple Jack Dixie Chicken Evangeline Live In Europe 1978-1982 You Never Can Tell I Really Had A Ball Last Night I'll Be Your San Antone Rose Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight Luxury Liner Rose Of Cimarron Together Again Two More Bottles Of Wine Born to Run To Daddy The Hot Band: Glen D.Hardin [piano] Rodney Crowell [rhythm guitar/vocals] Emory Gordy [bass/vocals] John Ware [drums] Hank De Vito [pedal steel guitar] Albert Lee [lead guitar/vocals] Live In Nashville USA April 1991 Guitar Town Half As Much Guess Things Happen That Way Smoke Along The Track Hard Times Scotland It's A Hard Life Wherever You Go Abraham, Martin & John Lodi Walls Of Time Calling My Children Home Get Up John The Nash Ramblers Al Perkins [vocals/guitar/banjo] Jon Randall Stewart [vocals/guitar/mandolin] Sam Bush [vocals/mandolin/fiddle] Junior Huskey, Jr. [vocals/bass] Larry Atamanuik [drums/percussion]
M**Y
BRILLIANT ALBUM
This album is worth every penny. it is superb, EMMYLOU HARRIS is a really great singer and always has great musicians backing her. what more can I say nearly all ELVIS TCB Band, such as Glen T.Hardin, James Burton and Ronni Tutt have been among the many musicians who are the backing on many of her songs you just cannot top that!!
J**R
Disappointing
The first section with the Hot Band is fine - what I expected. The rest of the tracks are a hotch potch of bits and pieces, poorly filmed. Disappointing.
D**T
Execrable sound
Sadly awful sound transfer from the BBC original with poor mono operating on Left channel only and desperately poor frequency range. Whilst it is alway great to look at Emmylou most of us want to listen to the music. Not a patch one the BBC concert broadcast a few weeks ago of the same footage. Not fit for purpose.
H**B
Emmylou Harris looking and sounding great.
A collection of televised concerts featuring Emmylou Harris with both The Hot Band and The Nash Ramblers including, The Old Grey Whistle Test and At The Ryman broadcasts plus a selection of guest appearances. Quality is good considering that these were probably transferred from VHS.
W**Y
Good DVD although a little "cobbled together"
Good DVD although a little "cobbled together". Did enjoy it and will watch it to hear her fantastic voice and excellent songs.
D**Y
Three Stars
Rather 'Much of a muchness' for the most part.
R**4
Great compilation of broadcasts
This is a compilation of broadcast performances showing her developing as a major Country artist. For those of us who never got to see her live this is a gem. Also a great introduction for a newer generation who never got the chance to see her.
J**Y
Five Stars
The songs made me a Fan when I first heard and saw Emmylou Harris many years ago
