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Track Listings
1 | The Pearl |
2 | Michelangelo |
3 | I Don't Wanna Talk About It Now |
4 | Tragedy |
5 | Red Dirt Girl |
6 | My Baby Needs a Shepherd |
7 | Bang the Drum Slowly |
8 | J'ai fait tout |
9 | One Big Love |
10 | Hour of Gold |
11 | My Antonia |
12 | Boy from Tupelo |
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Product Description
Her Nonesuch debut is her first album of new material since the 300,000-selling, Grammy-winning "Wrecking Ball" of 1995 - and is an almost fully self-penneed effort. Produced by Malcolm Burn who engineered for Daniel Lanois on the last album, RED DIRT GIRL features Buddy Miller (guitar), Ethan Johns (guitar), Daryl Johnson (bass), Carlo Nuccio (drums). Recorded in New Orleans, the album includes a guest appearance by Dave Matthews (who duets oh "My Antonia"), plus vocal backup from Bruce Springsteen and Patty Scialfa ("Tragedy"), Kate McGarrigle, Jill Cuniff, and Patty Griffin.
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Consider this Emmylou Harris's emancipation proclamation--an album that confirms that 1995's adventurously atmospheric Wrecking Ball wasn't an aberration, but a preview of more radical changes to come. Long the godmother of alternative-country's traditionalist wing, Harris here writes songs with Luscious Jackson's Jill Cunniff, sings a duet with Dave Matthews ("My Antonia"), and recruits Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa to provide harmonies on the album's most compelling ballad ("Tragedy"). The production by Malcolm Burn applies sonic treatments of drum machines, shimmering guitars, and echoed vocals to a song cycle by Harris that is largely original and deeply personal, filled with dream imagery and evocations of a spiritual quest. While material such as "Michaelangelo" and "Bang the Drum Slowly" suffers from an arty ponderousness, it's doubtful that Harris has ever recorded an album that means more to her than this one. --Don McLeese
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5 x 5.59 x 0.55 inches; 3.81 ounces
- Manufacturer : Nonesuch
- Item model number : 2014344
- Original Release Date : 2000
- Date First Available : January 17, 2007
- Label : Nonesuch
- ASIN : B00004WZOJ
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #43,229 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #308 in Alt-Country & Americana (CDs & Vinyl)
- #839 in Adult Alternative (CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,041 in Today's Country
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It can hardly be said that Emmylou has been idle,from delivering a live album with the much travelled Spyboy,recording with her buddies Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt on Trio 2,and recording Western Wall with Linda Ronstadt and developing her song writing skills with the likes of Jill Cuniff from the rocking Luscious Jackson,and then to wrap it up appearing on Willie Nelson's *Teatro*..she has done it all.Whereas Wrecking Ball,one of the finest of 95 had songs from an impeccable cast of songwriters,Red Dirt Girl is Emmylou Harris.The first *star*.
She has long been the greatest alternative country rock,crossover diva,so much so that it doesnt matter what category critics put her in.This release increases her pedigree of being in a class of her own,but now she is seen as a developiong and evolving artist..and in her 50s!!The second *star*
The feel of this CD recaptures that ethereal sound and sonic explorations that distingushed Wrecking Ball,and revisits the production of Daniel Lanois,who so successful worked his magic on Wrecking Ball,and with U2 in the 80s and more recently with the Neville Brothers on *Yellow Moon* and in his own solo work.That was recorded in New Orleans,and she has returned again to New Orleans but this time with her Wrecking Ball engineer,Malcolm Burn..and the outcome is amazing.The third *star*
She continues to surround herself with excellent musicians.This time with a small band of troupadors,including guitarist Buddy Miller,jazzer turned Rolling Stones bassist Daryl Johnson and percussionist Ethan Johns.Notable in the backup harmonies and duet roles are Bruce Springsteen,and his wife Patty Scialfa.The effect is marvellous and the sound perfectly atuned to the heavenly vocals of Ms Harris.The fourth *star*.
What sets her apart from many in the celestial realms of modern or popular music,are the songs she sings and the voice that conveys a spectrum of emotions and feelings,from longing and pain to regret and life and joy..simply a unique voice that gets better with age.From the opening track*The Pearl* she releases the angelic vocals that convey a spiritual almost hymn like quality that stamps her authority on this collection.It is clear that if you like your songs energized from the heart and having that personal feel,that Jimmy Webb like quality ..this is for you.
From the sad and poignant lost loved one lyric of Bang The Drum Slowly,to the addictive and destructive compulsion of love,in I Dont Want to Talk About It Now,I defy anyone not to be moved.From the Celtic flavoured My Baby Needs A Shepard to the Springsteen like ballard Tragedy(which features Springsteen on harmonies)you are hynotized and carried along on this personal journey.The magic of the first take vocals of Michelangelo to the bitter taste of death and failed potential of the title track..this is a great experience.I personally warmed to One Big Love and the trilogy which concluded this collection.Every song perfectly selected and perfectly positioned.The fifth and possibly the most relevant*star*.
This is a classic album,like Roses In the Snow,or Luxury Liner..it is also a classic album like Hotel California and Sweetheart of the Rodeo..it is simply the best.Experience it,experience a truely unique talent.5 stars.
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Il me manque Cowgirl's prayer en vinyle!!!!!!!!!! A bientot!!! christian
出会えて良かったです。
Read this in a kind of Bruce Springsteen intro type voice...
We were on the way to a pantomime, I was the driver, so had access to the stereo controls on the steering column. Made my selection somewhat deftly, and Emmylou sang in the background. Michael Angelo and the volume went up a little.
My Father in Law asked who the artist was - I replied and added a little more volume. He asked "how would you classify this album" y'know, like rock, pop, etc.. I said I wouldn't classify it - it's too good to put in a box.
If you like singer songwriters, songs where you can not only hear the words but they mean something - this album is for you. We saw Emmylou recently, and she explained what the songs meant to her - and that's added another dimension. But don't be put off by Emmylou tags like "queen of alternative country". A truly great album.