Emmylou Harris' three-decade journey as an interpreter and distinctive stylist has resulted in some of the most satisfying sounds in contemporary music. Indeed, Harris has mastered the depth and breadth of the American roots songbook like no other artist. Born in Alabama in 1947 and raised in Virginia, she was “discovered” by members of The Flying Burrito Brothers, who saw her perform in a D.C. club. They hooked her up with fellow Burrito Gram Parsons, who hired her to sing on his 1972 solo debut, GP, and his follow-up, Grievous Angel. Since then, Harris has evolved from duet partner to keeper of the flame, from sweetheart of the rodeo to bluegrass champion to alt-country godmother. In 2001 Rhino surveyed Emmylou’s first golden era with the acclaimed two-CD Anthology: The Warner/Reprise Years. And now Roses In The Snow marks the beginning of our careful restoration of her Warner catalog, which includes nearly two-dozen albums. So keep your eyes peeled for future releases.

Emmylou Harris' three-decade journey as an interpreter and distinctive stylist has resulted in some of the most satisfying sounds in contemporary music. Indeed, Harris has mastered the depth and breadth of the American roots songbook like no other artist. Born in Alabama in 1947 and raised in Virginia, she was “discovered” by members of The Flying Burrito Brothers, who saw her perform in a D.C. club. They hooked her up with fellow Burrito Gram Parsons, who hired her to sing on his....+Read More...