Emmylou Harris - Songs of the West (1994)
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Label: Warner Bros.
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I'll Be Your San Antone Rose (3:48)
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Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (3:59)
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Amarillo (3:01)
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The Sweetheart of the Rodeo (3:39)
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Queen of the Silver Dollar (5:14)
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One Paper Kid (2:57)
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Rose of Cimarron (4:20)
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Spanish Is a Loving Tongue (3:17)
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Cattle Call (3:11)
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Montana Cowgirl (3:08)
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geplaatst: 14 oktober 2025, 00:48 uur
hoewel de liefhebber deze nummers vermoedelijk al lang in huis had, is dit een fraaie verzamelaar voor degenen die hier genoeg aan hebben of kennis willen maken met haar werk.
deze verzamelaar met als thema het (Noord-Amerikaanse) Westen is als volgt samengesteld:
1. van "Luxury Liner" (1977)
2. "Blue Kentucky Girl" (1979)
3. "Elite Hotel" (1975)
4. "The Ballad of Sally Rose" (1985)
5. "Pieces of the Sky" (1975)
6. "Quater Moon in a Ten Cent Town" (1978)
7 en 8. "Cimarron" (1981)
9 en 10. van het live album "Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers At the Ryman" (1992)
voor wie het lezen wil hierbij de liner notes van Emmylou Harris:
"The first song I remember hearing on the radio was "Cattle Call" by Eddy Arnold. That high-lonesome yodel came drifting out of a room in our house on 54th Street in Birmingham, Alabama - about as far away as you can get from the Western plains Mr. Arnold was singing about. I was four years old, and we had no television - mornings with Roy Rogers and Lash LaRue were still in the future. I also had yet to attend my first Saturday afternoon serial at the local cinema, where high-speed shoot-outs on horseback were the standard and the good guy always wore a white hat. Who knows why, for all these years, the plaintive sound of the cowboy - of endless stretches of open land and starry skies - has captured my imagination, never letting go, even after I discovered that right and wrong are not so easily distinguished by the color of one's Resistol. Perhaps it's just in the blood. Or maybe it's the longing for some say in one's destiny in a world that seems to conspire against us. Or, better still, perhaps it's just the simple desire to have some part of our heart remain that of a child's, one who doesn't yet know that you can't always reach the stars, or, at the very least, ride beneath them wherever you want to go"
op het inlegvel bij deze compilatie staan albums "also available from Warner Western" van country artiesten die mij onbekend zijn, zoals de Native-American Bill Miller, Red Steagall, Don Edwards en Waddie Mitchell. van de laatste 2 artiesten staan albums op MuMe.
deze verzamelaar met als thema het (Noord-Amerikaanse) Westen is als volgt samengesteld:
1. van "Luxury Liner" (1977)
2. "Blue Kentucky Girl" (1979)
3. "Elite Hotel" (1975)
4. "The Ballad of Sally Rose" (1985)
5. "Pieces of the Sky" (1975)
6. "Quater Moon in a Ten Cent Town" (1978)
7 en 8. "Cimarron" (1981)
9 en 10. van het live album "Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers At the Ryman" (1992)
voor wie het lezen wil hierbij de liner notes van Emmylou Harris:
"The first song I remember hearing on the radio was "Cattle Call" by Eddy Arnold. That high-lonesome yodel came drifting out of a room in our house on 54th Street in Birmingham, Alabama - about as far away as you can get from the Western plains Mr. Arnold was singing about. I was four years old, and we had no television - mornings with Roy Rogers and Lash LaRue were still in the future. I also had yet to attend my first Saturday afternoon serial at the local cinema, where high-speed shoot-outs on horseback were the standard and the good guy always wore a white hat. Who knows why, for all these years, the plaintive sound of the cowboy - of endless stretches of open land and starry skies - has captured my imagination, never letting go, even after I discovered that right and wrong are not so easily distinguished by the color of one's Resistol. Perhaps it's just in the blood. Or maybe it's the longing for some say in one's destiny in a world that seems to conspire against us. Or, better still, perhaps it's just the simple desire to have some part of our heart remain that of a child's, one who doesn't yet know that you can't always reach the stars, or, at the very least, ride beneath them wherever you want to go"
op het inlegvel bij deze compilatie staan albums "also available from Warner Western" van country artiesten die mij onbekend zijn, zoals de Native-American Bill Miller, Red Steagall, Don Edwards en Waddie Mitchell. van de laatste 2 artiesten staan albums op MuMe.
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