«American Literary Playlists - Part 2». The American Writers Museum(engelsk). 13. desember 2016. Besøkt 20. november 2020. «My Ántonia by Emmylou Harris (2000) Sung as a duet with Dave Matthews, Emmylou Harris’ musical interpretation of Willa Cather’s classic novel of the same name alternates between the perspective of Jim Burden and the titular Ántonia Shimerda. While Cather is more ambiguous about Jim’s feelings towards Ántonia, Harris clearly highlights a deep sense of regret at Jim’s decision to move from his childhood home and Ántonia, making this an elegy for love lost.»
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«Sisters in Country: Dolly, Linda and Emmylou Home». www.bbc.co.uk. Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «n the 60s country music was viewed by most of America as blue collar, and Dolly was country through and through. Linda Ronstadt's take on classic country helped make her the biggest female star in mid-70s America. Folkie Emmylou learned about country from mentor Gram Parsons and, after his death in 1973, she became a bandleader in her own right. It was Emmylou and Linda - the two west coast folk rockers - who voiced their mutual appreciation of Dolly, the mountain girl singer from Tennessee, when they became early students of her work.»
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«Emmylou Harris Receives Berklee Honorary Doctorate | Berklee». college.berklee.edu. Besøkt 7. februar 2021. «Country music icon Emmylou Harris accepted an honorary doctorate from Boston's Berklee College of Music at the ninth Annual Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Sunday. Longtime Harris friend Linda Ronstadt and bluegrass pioneer Earl Scruggs were on hand for the presentation, made just before Harris's set on the festival's Banjo Stage. Ronstadt and Scruggs are past Berklee honorary doctorate recipients.»
«Emmylou, in her own words». The Independent(engelsk). 29. september 2000. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «But as she engages in conversation the back straightens, the face brightens; there's no mistaking the Southern Belle smile and "classic" cheekbones that twice saw her crowned a teenage beauty queen in Greensboro, North Carolina in the Sixties. … The music on Red Dirt Girl is alive with a swirl of old and new influences: Moby's nouveau blues, the gothic clamour of Nick Cave, the high lonesome sound of late great bluegrass king Bill Monroe and the all-pervasive influence of the man who first introduced her to "the language of song", Bob Dylan.»
Friskics-Warren, Bill (20. januar 2020). «David Olney, 71, Singer-Songwriter, Dies Onstage». The New York Times(engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «Emmylou Harris has recorded several of Mr. Olney’s songs, including “Deeper Well,” which appeared on her Grammy-winning 1995 album, “Wrecking Ball.”»
«Emmylou Harris». www.oxfordamerican.org(engelsk). 30. november 2010. Arkivert fra originalen 4. februar 2018. Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «She has a lovely voice, but it's light in timbre and limited in range. She's a middling songwriter; the few tunes she has written are unlikely to be recorded by others. And as an instrumentalist, she's no more than a competent rhythm guitarist.»
Bernstein, David Browne,Jon Dolan,Jon Freeman,Chris Parton,Stephen L. Betts,Andrew Leahey,Joseph Hudak,Kory Grow,Marissa R. Moss,Maura Johnston,Joe Levy,Will Hermes,David Cantwell,Jonathan; Browne, David; Dolan, Jon; Freeman, Jon; Parton, Chris; Betts, Stephen L.; Leahey, Andrew; Hudak, Joseph; Grow, Kory (15. juni 2017). «100 Greatest Country Artists of All Time». Rolling Stone(engelsk). Besøkt 6. februar 2021.
Fong-Torres, Ben; Fong-Torres, Ben (23. februar 1978). «Emmylou Harris: Whole-Wheat Honky-Tonk». Rolling Stone(engelsk). Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «But Emmylou’s first love was country blues – à la Robert Johnson and Mance Lipscomb – and folk music – the songs of Seeger and Guthrie. These had an “intense emphasis on lyrics. I never got into making a political statement, but I was influenced by the importance of words.»
Weingarten, Charles Aaron,Jon Dolan,Chuck Eddy,Reed Fischer,Richard Gehr,Rob Harvilla,David Menconi,Marissa R. Moss,Nick Murray,Sarah Rodman,Linda Ryan,Christopher R.; Aaron, Charles; Dolan, Jon; Eddy, Chuck; Fischer, Reed; Gehr, Richard; Harvilla, Rob; Menconi, David; Moss, Marissa R. (27. mai 2020). «50 Country Albums Every Rock Fan Should Own». Rolling Stone(engelsk). Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «"Dolly Parton is to Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris what Chuck Berry was to the Rolling Stones and the Who," wrote Seventies rock critic Barbara Charone. And this multiplatinum, Grammy-winning classic by the so-called "Queenston Trio" backs up that claim, with the two best country singers produced by the Sixties folk/rock scenes going deep into Parton's Appalachian roots and starkly intimate Nashville virtuosity.»
Cantwell, David; Cantwell, David (8. august 2019). «12 Classic Country Albums Turning 30 in 2019». Rolling Stone(engelsk). Besøkt 7. februar 2021. «Among Emmylou Harris’ finest, Bluebird masterfully splits the difference between old-school country and on-the-way Americana.»
Hudak, Stephen L. Betts,Jon Freeman,Joseph; Betts, Stephen L.; Freeman, Jon; Hudak, Joseph (21. august 2019). «Live at the Ryman: 10 Best Concert Albums Recorded at Historic Venue». Rolling Stone(engelsk). Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «Harris and her all-star acoustic band staged a jubilant revival of the hallowed but dilapidated venue 100 years after it first opened as the Union Gospel Tabernacle.»
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«Emmylou Harris and Daniel Lanois bring their Wrecking Ball to Massey Hall». Globe and Mail. 17. april 2014. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «On Tuesday night at Toronto's Massey Hall, Harris was in warm reunion with Lanois, the star Canadian producer and architect behind Wrecking Ball, Harris's Grammy-winning comeback album from 1995.»
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Moss, Marissa R. (22. november 2018). «Emmylou Harris on her greatest hits: 'I was arrogant enough to think I could survive a flop'». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «After Wrecking Ball, Guy Clark told Harris that she had to write her next record: “‘No ifs, ands or buts, and I don’t want any excuses. I don’t care if it takes you five years.’ And it did take me that much time.” Harris got to work, observing the world around her as she made the drive from Nashville to New Orleans, where she was recording the LP.»
McMahon, James (10. mars 2018). «Emmylou Harris: ‘There are things I don't think we'll ever know the answers to’». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «My father was a PoW in Korea. He was also in the Second World War. I clearly remember the day we were told he was missing in action. We didn’t know he was a prisoner of war until just before he was released. I never talked to him about his experiences. He wouldn’t ever talk about it. I wrote the song Bang The Drum Slowly about that, after he’d died.»
«Emmylou Harris». www.oxfordamerican.org(engelsk). 30. november 2010. Arkivert fra originalen 4. februar 2018. Besøkt 6. februar 2021. «She has a lovely voice, but it's light in timbre and limited in range. She's a middling songwriter; the few tunes she has written are unlikely to be recorded by others. And as an instrumentalist, she's no more than a competent rhythm guitarist.»
Moss, Marissa R. (22. november 2018). «Emmylou Harris on her greatest hits: 'I was arrogant enough to think I could survive a flop'». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «After Wrecking Ball, Guy Clark told Harris that she had to write her next record: “‘No ifs, ands or buts, and I don’t want any excuses. I don’t care if it takes you five years.’ And it did take me that much time.” Harris got to work, observing the world around her as she made the drive from Nashville to New Orleans, where she was recording the LP.»
McMahon, James (10. mars 2018). «Emmylou Harris: ‘There are things I don't think we'll ever know the answers to’». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «My father was a PoW in Korea. He was also in the Second World War. I clearly remember the day we were told he was missing in action. We didn’t know he was a prisoner of war until just before he was released. I never talked to him about his experiences. He wouldn’t ever talk about it. I wrote the song Bang The Drum Slowly about that, after he’d died.»
Friskics-Warren, Bill (20. januar 2020). «David Olney, 71, Singer-Songwriter, Dies Onstage». The New York Times(engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 1. juni 2020. «Emmylou Harris has recorded several of Mr. Olney’s songs, including “Deeper Well,” which appeared on her Grammy-winning 1995 album, “Wrecking Ball.”»
