Emmylou radiates true beauty of the heart from inside out; she is still the exquisite and gracious beauty that captured my heart when I saw her picture on the cover of Elite Hotel. I pray that it's her voice I hear when the angels come to sing me home; with any luck Linda and Dolly will do the harmonies.....
How she celebrate her friends and collaborators is as wonderful as her music. The " cry" in Linda Ronstadt's voice is indeed a rare thing. Thanks Emmylou.
Great interview Joe! Emmylou has to be one of the most thoughtful, kind, and generous people you’ve interviewed! I know you must have been thrilled to have done it! Thanks so much!💫
Hi Larry... thanks again for watching and supporting us. Of course it was great fun to sit and talk to Emmylou. I’d like to have Linda and Dolly too! Best....Joe
As if one could not admire Emmylou more, I learn of her efforts to save dogs from being euthanized. Watched this video with my 14 year, 9 month, 26 day old (but who's counting?) Lucy snoozing at my feet. Got her when I was 49-my first dog/healer. When the time comes to let her go, I'll be playing Linda Ronstadt's cover of Karla Bonhoff's "Goodbye My Friend" as she slips away. Thank you, Joe, for bringing Emmylou into my home tonight. Just what I needed.
Beautiful ladies, all. And I agree with what Emmylou said. I think Linda Ronstadt is definitely the best female singer, not only of our generation, but of ANY generation. I’ve really never heard any female that could even come close to her power and range. When I go back and watch Linda‘s TH-cam videos from back in the 70s, she’s literally so good that it makes me tear up. And I am a man! 😂 Her combination of unmatched beauty and singing ability were just TOO much...overwhelming, really!
@@bassmangotdbluz3547: Yes! If you’re talking about the Eagles, I watched that last night and that’s when I teared up! It just doesn’t get any better than that! I miss those days so bad.
Thanks again Joe & Emmylou thank you so much for the great music through the years and may there be many more good times yet to come. I'm 69 now & enjoy singing and playing cover tunes at open mics. Last year when I was with my doctor at the VA clinic he asked me how much longer I would like to live. I was 68 then and I said, gee, I'd love to have another 20 years taking me to 88. I told him because I am having so much fun learning songs and singing and playing guitars, it's like I don't want this party to end yet. The doctor gave me some tips on how to remain healthy. I beat cancer. I'm going for that 20 more years, well 19 now, but heck, who's counting? Happy New Year everyone.
Frank ... congratulations beating cancer!!! You have a great attitude and I’m sure that was a huge help with your positive outcome. I hope you have all you hope for in the future. Thanks for watching our videos. Best, Joe
She's always so respectul and speaks in awe of her her colleagues like Linda, Dolly or Tammy - but created a unique legacy by herself. Alone her first 6 albums to me are diamonds that shine even 3 decades after they've seen their first light of day and, in their own way, stay unreachable. Hats off to her and all the outstanding musicians that accompanied her on all the roads she's travelled.
Another gem with Joe! Emmylou always states the she has had the pick of the best musicians- truth is, they all were blessed to have the superlative Emmylou out in front, singing!!
Greetings,Sir..this is one ol guy who can cry rivers of joy...she brings back the memorys of so many whom have passed on..that show in 73 houston is great to watch..JOE,Thank you..will keep you in prayer,much love to you JOE n your family..peAce💜🤗
I met her once backstage in Southern California when she dropped in to say high to Hoyt Axton. She was very sweet and I remember her leaving a small rose for Hoyt after she left and she had me give it to Hoyt, which I did between sets. He put the rose on the neck of his guitar and played the next set with it there. It was just a slice in time. The funny thing was that Hoyt had a song When The Morning Comes that Linda Rondstadt sang background vocals on and shortly after having Hoyt, I booked Linda for an early stop on her Heart Like a Wheel tour. Great interview.
That was a delicious "slice of time." I love that Hoyt/Linda song. "When the morning comes and you gotta get up, how you gonna find your shoes?" Really? "Heart Like a Wheel." That song changed the trajectory of her musical life.
Thank you Joe for your Emmylou Harris presentation part 2, which i enjoyed tremendously together with your awesome analysis. Emmylou is making a beautiful mark on so many of our lives and it's so sad to think that there's a whole generation who have never heard this wonderful music. Thank you Joe again for keeping it alive !!
Thanks for the interview. Emmylou has been on my mind for 45 years. I'm so happy to hear Emmy is safe and sound after the big explosion in Nashville. Love you Emmy.
I bought a Gibson J150 because of Emmy Lou. It was a big purchase for me. It's not a J200 but looks like and sounds sounds wonderful. Emmy Lou with that BAG guitar (big ass guitar) is such an inspiration to me as a novice guitar player since 12 years old. I'm 65 now and find such solace in her songs, voice and life story. Thank goodness we have Emmy Lou. I'm so fortunate to exist on this planet with and her many gifts.
Emmy is still wonderful and always so down to earth. If I had the oppurtunity to talk for an hour to some star out of pop, rock or country history, she would be my first choice! She is 74 by now and still has that sparkle in her eyes
What a Great post, she is talented and has made musical history too many times to count Thanks for sharing this conversation between two greats Cheers !
8:37 - Happy Place ! Just watching this video I am in a happy place - Emmylou is wonderful - as are you Joe for the great way you conduct all your interviews - whoever you are, whatever you do, just be happy as you are, right where you are - nothing else really matters. . . .
I've never been fortunate enough to have seen Emmy Lou live. Still on my bucket list. But I've been listening to her since I was 18 or so. I'm 65 now. Still hopeful.
Excellent interview Joe! I saw Emmylou at the Levitt Shell here in Memphis, and it was one of the best concerts I have seen. She had two dogs walking around on stage before and after the concert, which I thought was cool. Your two part interview allowed me to really get to know her. Thanks so much........
The Levitt Shell is one of the things I miss the most about Memphis (along with the local music scene and all the other fine venues). I lived there from October 2013- November 2016 and I saw just about every show that took place at the Levitt Shell those three years. I think the North Mississippi Allstars were always my favorite each year.
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum And best to you and yours Joe. Hopefully all will get better on our earth soon. Between now and then, be safe brother 👍😎 👍😎❤🖖 Love brother
Thanks for this interview. Emmylou videos have bee popping up. Recently watched an appreciation of her and the Hot Band on Wings of Pegasus channel. And I have to mention my sadness at the loss of Joe. He seemed so genuine and nice.
New Year’s Day, and I’m sitting here just loving these videos. I’m old enough to remember ELH when she first took off, but surprisingly this HOF interview (pt 1&2) is really the first time I’ve ever seen in in-depth interview with her to the point of actually hearing this amazing woman’s views articulated so honestly, elegantly, and personally. I always thought of her as a beautiful person blessed with a wonderful gift, but what a lovely soul she is too. Joe, you’re really a tremendously warm host and special interviewer. Thanks for recording and sharing another great historical video for us!
Really enjoy your interviews. I heard the duet that Emmylou did with Roy Orbison (That Lovin You Feelin Again) and I can tell you exactly where I was when I heard it the first time!
Yes! I was a big Emmylou fan at the time, really into her music, and I remember thinking how great it would be if she did a duet with Roy Orbison. And, bang, it came on the radio that week and it felt like some kind of Fate. I remember where I was and exactly how I felt. That was my favorite song for a long, long time.
Its hard to believe that I first heard Emmylou Harris with Gram Parsons back in '73 which led me on to Pieces of The Sky. After Gram Parsons was returned to New Orleans to be buried in the Garden of Memories, we were so smitten with Emmylou that we were convinced she would come to his gravesight on the anniversary of his death. So there we were . Kids are so dumb but it led me to a lifelong love of Emmylous voice and music. Thanks a lot!
What a great interview. I felt like I was sitting in the room, listening as these two had a great conversation! Thank you so much! I have been amazed by Emmylou since the late 70s when I discovered her. And 60 now and I still love her!
Wonderful interview Joe just found you on this program, your interview allows the interviewee to reveal, speak while you listen and ponder your next question, but you do it in a subtle manner that relaxes your guest, bravo! Hope to pay you a visit if ever I visit Nashville, so many favorites of mine are there...Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, Brenda Lee and many more. I live in Thailand! Phuket island.....
Thanks utube....I’ve met Dolly but we’re not friends (yet) but I’ve known Brenda a long time and we are friends. Maybe now there’s a vaccine I can start back doing new interviews all the time. Emmylou was not worried about shooting this interview with me the first of this month ( December) knowing we took precautions. I’d really like to interview Brenda. It’s always easier for both me and the guest if we’re already friends. Happy New Year...Joe
Finding your own “Happy Place” is highly undervalued & overly misperceived. Emmylou, however, is spot-on in humbly conveying a clear & honest appreciation & interpretation of the term in the context of her own musicmaking. Thanks for not editing out that nugget of her insight! ❤️
Hi Hank... thanks for watching... ( we rarely edit. Once we show parts One, two and sometimes three... we show the complete interviews) Happy New Year.... Joe
Another great interview Joe. Your light touch with guests combined with an infectious enthusiasm for pickers makes for unmissable viewing. Keep up the good work! And by the way, Emmylow is wonderful - but you knew that ....
Thomas, my dad, Joe, passed September 28th. I know he would have really appreciated your kind comments. Thank you for supporting the channel, hope you can visit the museum sometime too. Best, Britt
I love that she said “one animal euthanized is too many”...I agree with her wholeheartedly. I wasn’t taught to love animals; I was just born with a love of animals. I was actually punished & ridiculed for how much I loved animals when I was a kid. My cats, dogs & horses saved me from a very dysfunctional childhood & I love them still at 59. I save as many as I can.❤️
Again. Better late than never. Great finish to the first interview. Thanks. With Emmylou being primarily a Gibson girl; in my mind's eye I have always associated her with that beautiful black Gibson J200 guitar with the red rose inlay just under the bridge from the Blue Kentucky Girl album. Beautiful guitar for a beautiful singer. : )
I love all these interviews. And best wishes to Nashville after the terrorist attack on Christmas. I'd like to ask why no one -and I mean NO ONE - talks about Dan Fogelberg? Emmylou Harris sang on his record, he knew Linda Ronstadt, the Eagles, and a lot of other world-class musicians. He was Irving Azoff's first client. He spent time in Nashville as a session player. Joe Walsh produced his second album. He was close friends with Timothy Schmit who played in his road band and had a very successful career with legions of fans. He wrote really great songs. Why does no one talk about him?
Hi Jack... I’m a huge fan of Dan Fogelberg... my wife and I had the singers in my band play “Longer” at our wedding 40 years ago. I guess since he’s passed away it’s hard to talk about him. If he were still here I’d be beating down his door for a interview. Thanks again for watching...Best, Joe
Joe,to be complimented by Emmylou is an honor.You deserved it Sir! When she,Linda and Dolly did those Trio albums,it is hard to beat those harmonies from these ladies.One of my all time favorite lady/musician singers was Karen Carpenter.I wonder(if she was still with us)how her contralto voice of hers would have blended in with these great ladies? Also,someday I would like to see your museum with Tony Rice's old martin guitar.
Hi 58..... I’d love to exhibit one of Tony’s guitars. Emmylou was very generous to say what she did about the museum and myself. I look forward to seeing you here at the museum soon.... best, Joe
Terrific interview Joe! Emmylou is a stunning beauty & class act all around. She should write a book about her life & career in music. I also like the fact that she loves & cares so much about animals. We have rescued many Dogs over the years. Without a doubt, they fill a void in our lives in so many ways. Happy New Year to you & your family & to Emmylou & her family.............. 👍👍😉😉👏👏
I did not know about the No Kill Shelter. We have adopted many dogs over the years from our local shelters.(Santa Fe & Espanola, NM) The Santa Fe shelter has the greatest bumper sticker ever. It's in the shape of big dogs footprint and, on it, it asks "Who rescued Who?". Thanks Joe Happy New Year.
That was a fantastic interview with the bonus knowing she's a dog person. I have been a dog nut all my life, and raised and trained dogs since I was 12, at one time for 29 years having a serious kennel. Anyway, sure have been sending prayers your way since Christmas morning.
I’ve heard about current artists recording songs in mobile sound studios and now we know how that came about. Another interesting interview about how the music stars are star struck about other music stars. Pretty funny! Thanks Joe for interviewing her and the music history you bring to us.
Another great interview so thanks Joe. How could anyone not love Emmylou !. Either you love Emmylou or you're dead. I prefer the living. Nice that Linda Ronstadt is recognised as one of the greatest singers ever and although I love Linda, my very favourite female singer has got to be Joni Mitchell. So many great singers though.
One of my fave memories is from 1975, when I was taking a summer audio engineering course in Rochester NY at the Eastman School of Music, and Emmylou came thru town in support of her first album. One of the teachers knew her band, and arranged to have them come in and give a little talk about their lives in music. After class, some of us went out for drinks with them at a local watering hole. I ended up having a very pleasant chat with James Burton in particular. Unfortunately - I think because I was low on cash - I didn't go to Emmylou's show that night. But I did catch her and the band in Vancouver a year or so later. By that time, Burton had left, replaced by Albert Lee. I believe Rodney Crowell was also a new addition to the band.
Saw Greendale in Toronto, awesome concert but made all the more special because of Emmylou. She's just amazing and there's a magical connection with Neil. Like nothing I have ever experienced. Unforgettable once you have experienced it.
Very true about producing, engineering, and playing. They are in different head spaces and it’s hard to try to do two or three of the jobs at once. I use tape and find that engineering is enough of a job that I can’t concentrate on production at the same time. Great interview!
Dear Emmylou, Perhaps you may recall I doubt it but I was there at your show in Sanford Florida with the Nash Ramblers. We hung with you till the late hours. We briefly met I said I hope we can sing together one day….you said perhaps. It took a while to develop my instrument but it’s ready now.
I would love to see you interview Patrick Simmons of the Doobies. Such a fascinating musician. His roots are across Monterey Bay in Santa Cruz. His instrumentals like Steamer Lane Breakdown and Slack Key Soquel Rag are my favorites. One of those artists who you can describe as the glue that holds a band together. Helping get the most out of both Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald. Hope you can do this at some point.
I was always in love with Emmy Lou growing up. Alas she doesn't even know I exist 😁. A beautiful woman, with superb talent. Still a fan, still in love....
I've always loved Emmy Lou Harris, and all her songs.
Emmylou radiates true beauty of the heart from inside out; she is still the exquisite and gracious beauty that captured my heart when I saw her picture on the cover of Elite Hotel. I pray that it's her voice I hear when the angels come to sing me home; with any luck Linda and Dolly will do the harmonies.....
Beautiful Southern lady, full of grace and charm and beauty; and her velvety soft voice; an angel!
How she celebrate her friends and collaborators is as wonderful as her music. The " cry" in Linda Ronstadt's voice is indeed a rare thing. Thanks Emmylou.
Emmylou has the weirdest time machine. She's becoming more and more beautiful with the passage of time.
Agreed 👍
Dude. I've been thinking the same thing for years!
Totally agree!
Indeed this is true. Kind Regards, 👍 🙏 Maximum Respect, and Peace ~ Loo 👊 😎
@@AntarcticGuitarEnthusiast Kind regards much valued.👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿many good thoughts towards you, with you, because of you.🙏
Great interview Joe! Emmylou has to be one of the most thoughtful, kind, and generous people you’ve interviewed! I know you must have been thrilled to have done it! Thanks so much!💫
Hi Larry... thanks again for watching and supporting us. Of course it was great fun to sit and talk to Emmylou. I’d like to have Linda and Dolly too! Best....Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum , those would be great interviews!
Well said
My Dad has been telling me for decades that he saw Emmylou in Greenwich Village, way back then. I didn't believe him, but he was right. Love this!
As if one could not admire Emmylou more, I learn of her efforts to save dogs from being euthanized. Watched this video with my 14 year, 9 month, 26 day old (but who's counting?) Lucy snoozing at my feet. Got her when I was 49-my first dog/healer. When the time comes to let her go, I'll be playing Linda Ronstadt's cover of Karla Bonhoff's "Goodbye My Friend" as she slips away.
Thank you, Joe, for bringing Emmylou into my home tonight. Just what I needed.
Hi Lorraine.... I’m extremely happy you enjoyed our conversation. Thank you for bringing our interviews into your home too. Sincerely...Joe
My favorite singer of all times
When Emmylou lites up her SMILE, relaxation fills me, and there is peace in my World
I LOVE her music!
Beautiful ladies, all. And I agree with what Emmylou said. I think Linda Ronstadt is definitely the best female singer, not only of our generation, but of ANY generation. I’ve really never heard any female that could even come close to her power and range. When I go back and watch Linda‘s TH-cam videos from back in the 70s, she’s literally so good that it makes me tear up. And I am a man! 😂 Her combination of unmatched beauty and singing ability were just TOO much...overwhelming, really!
Don't forget her incredible band!
@@bassmangotdbluz3547: Yes! If you’re talking about the Eagles, I watched that last night and that’s when I teared up! It just doesn’t get any better than that! I miss those days so bad.
My Linda and Emmylou forever.
@@pocopico7409 I wish I could've seen Emmylou in her younger days. I rely on and enjoy her videos.
It's not a competition. There many fine female singers.
Thanks again Joe & Emmylou thank you so much for the great music through the years and may there be many more good times yet to come. I'm 69 now & enjoy singing and playing cover tunes at open mics. Last year when I was with my doctor at the VA clinic he asked me how much longer I would like to live. I was 68 then and I said, gee, I'd love to have another 20 years taking me to 88. I told him because I am having so much fun learning songs and singing and playing guitars, it's like I don't want this party to end yet. The doctor gave me some tips on how to remain healthy. I beat cancer. I'm going for that 20 more years, well 19 now, but heck, who's counting? Happy New Year everyone.
Frank ... congratulations beating cancer!!! You have a great attitude and I’m sure that was a huge help with your positive outcome. I hope you have all you hope for in the future. Thanks for watching our videos. Best, Joe
She's always so respectul and speaks in awe of her her colleagues like Linda, Dolly or Tammy - but created a unique legacy by herself. Alone her first 6 albums to me are diamonds that shine even 3 decades after they've seen their first light of day and, in their own way, stay unreachable. Hats off to her and all the outstanding musicians that accompanied her on all the roads she's travelled.
Ray, did you hear her speech for Linda at the Kennedy Center Honors in December, 2019? It was the emotional highlight of the evening.
@@lnl3237 No Lorraine, unfortunately not. And can't find it on youtube either
Another gem with Joe! Emmylou always states the she has had the pick of the best musicians- truth is, they all were blessed to have the superlative Emmylou out in front, singing!!
Thanks again Paul...Joe
The most fabulous and beautiful woman, in the world.
Every interview you do is a home run! Your videos are the highlight of my week!
Thanks roxie.... best, Joe
Greetings,Sir..this is one ol guy who can cry rivers of joy...she brings back the memorys of so many whom have passed on..that show in 73 houston is great to watch..JOE,Thank you..will keep you in prayer,much love to you JOE n your family..peAce💜🤗
That’s very kind Joe... I truly appreciate it... Best to you and family too...Joe
I met her once backstage in Southern California when she dropped in to say high to Hoyt Axton. She was very sweet and I remember her leaving a small rose for Hoyt after she left and she had me give it to Hoyt, which I did between sets. He put the rose on the neck of his guitar and played the next set with it there. It was just a slice in time. The funny thing was that Hoyt had a song When The Morning Comes that Linda Rondstadt sang background vocals on and shortly after having Hoyt, I booked Linda for an early stop on her Heart Like a Wheel tour. Great interview.
Thanks for watching Alexis....Best, Joe
That was a delicious "slice of time."
I love that Hoyt/Linda song. "When the morning comes and you gotta get up, how you gonna find your shoes?"
Really? "Heart Like a Wheel." That song changed the trajectory of her musical life.
I adore Emmylou. ❤
Thank you Joe for your Emmylou Harris presentation part 2, which i enjoyed tremendously together with your awesome analysis. Emmylou is making a beautiful mark on so many of our lives and it's so sad to think that there's a whole generation who have never heard this wonderful music. Thank you Joe again for keeping it alive !!
Thanks Ivan...Joe
Thanks for the interview. Emmylou has been on my mind for 45 years. I'm so happy to hear Emmy is safe and sound after the big explosion in Nashville. Love you Emmy.
Joe, thank you SO much for part 2 with Emmylou. Definitely one of the best interviews you have done. All the best. Cliff
Thanks Cliff... Joe
I bought a Gibson J150 because of Emmy Lou. It was a big purchase for me. It's not a J200 but looks like and sounds sounds wonderful. Emmy Lou with that BAG guitar (big ass guitar) is such an inspiration to me as a novice guitar player since 12 years old. I'm 65 now and find such solace in her songs, voice and life story. Thank goodness we have Emmy Lou. I'm so fortunate to exist on this planet with and her many gifts.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts teaberry.... best...Joe
Emmy is still wonderful and always so down to earth. If I had the oppurtunity to talk for an hour to some star out of pop, rock or country history, she would be my first choice! She is 74 by now and still has that sparkle in her eyes
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Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum is my favorite series on youtube. An invaluable resource, thanks Joe!
Thank you too Clarence... Joe
1st comment. This series is a gift to any music lover.
Thanks again mVm... Joe
Listening to her records over the past year, she's become my favorite country singer. Amazing talent and repertoire, and as lovely as they come.
What a Great post, she is talented and has made musical history too many times to count Thanks for sharing this conversation between two greats Cheers !
Thanks for watching LSAC....Best...Joe
Emmylou, thank you for the music and your kindness to the dogs. Happy New Year everyone ✨.
8:37 - Happy Place ! Just watching this video I am in a happy place - Emmylou is wonderful - as are you Joe for the great way you conduct all your interviews - whoever you are, whatever you do, just be happy as you are, right where you are - nothing else really matters. . . .
Wonderful interview and Emmylou is a wonderful beauty and talent. I was hoping to hear about her experience with Mark Knopfler.
I've never been fortunate enough to have seen Emmy Lou live. Still on my bucket list. But I've been listening to her since I was 18 or so. I'm 65 now. Still hopeful.
She is awesome!
Another wonderful conversation. And that photo with the smiling dogs is worth the price of admission :)
Thanks again Tusked... Jay found that pic... Best.....Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Does not surprise me that she's an animal lover and activist. And sounds like you too Joe.
Excellent interview Joe! I saw Emmylou at the Levitt Shell here in Memphis, and it was one of the best concerts I have seen. She had two dogs walking around on stage before and after the concert, which I thought was cool. Your two part interview allowed me to really get to know her. Thanks so much........
Thanks for watching again William.... best....Joe
The Levitt Shell is one of the things I miss the most about Memphis (along with the local music scene and all the other fine venues). I lived there from October 2013- November 2016 and I saw just about every show that took place at the Levitt Shell those three years. I think the North Mississippi Allstars were always my favorite each year.
@@charlesbolton8471 the Alllstars drew huge crowds and always rocked the Shell. Another favorite show was Los Lobos.
Wonderful Joe. Thanks.👍😎
Emmylou...EVERYBODY wants to be in your band. You are a wonderful person, singer and musician. 👍😎❤🖖
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Love brother
Thanks for watching Richard.... Happy New Year.... hopefully:)... Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum
And best to you and yours Joe. Hopefully all will get better on our earth soon. Between now and then, be safe brother 👍😎
👍😎❤🖖
Love brother
Saw part 1 & 2 interview. Enjoyed it very much. Thank you for sharing. 👍♥
Great interview, Joe! Saw her in Kalamazoo, Michigan some years ago. Wonderful concert!
Thanks Sawlon... Joe
Love Emmy Lou great interview Joe thanks
Thanks again Nelly for your support.... Joe
I agree with you both. Linda can sing ANYTHING ! Her records speaks for itself !
Hi Lynda.... Thanks for watching...Joe
Thanks for this interview. Emmylou videos have bee popping up. Recently watched an appreciation of her and the Hot
Band on Wings of Pegasus channel. And I have to mention my sadness at the loss of Joe. He seemed so genuine and nice.
New Year’s Day, and I’m sitting here just loving these videos. I’m old enough to remember ELH when she first took off, but surprisingly this HOF interview (pt 1&2) is really the first time I’ve ever seen in in-depth interview with her to the point of actually hearing this amazing woman’s views articulated so honestly, elegantly, and personally. I always thought of her as a beautiful person blessed with a wonderful gift, but what a lovely soul she is too. Joe, you’re really a tremendously warm host and special interviewer. Thanks for recording and sharing another great historical video for us!
Thanks c5back9....... Happy New Year...Joe
Really enjoy your interviews. I heard the duet that Emmylou did with Roy Orbison (That Lovin You Feelin Again) and I can tell you exactly where I was when I heard it the first time!
Thanks for sharing James... best, Joe
Yes! I was a big Emmylou fan at the time, really into her music, and I remember thinking how great it would be if she did a duet with Roy Orbison. And, bang, it came on the radio that week and it felt like some kind of Fate. I remember where I was and exactly how I felt. That was my favorite song for a long, long time.
Its hard to believe that I first heard Emmylou Harris with Gram Parsons back in '73 which led me on to Pieces of The Sky. After Gram Parsons was returned to New Orleans to be buried in the Garden of Memories, we were so smitten with Emmylou that we were convinced she would come to his gravesight on the anniversary of his death. So there we were . Kids are so dumb but it led me to a lifelong love of Emmylous voice and music. Thanks a lot!
What a wonderful human being.
What a great interview. I felt like I was sitting in the room, listening as these two had a great conversation! Thank you so much! I have been amazed by Emmylou since the late 70s when I discovered her. And 60 now and I still love her!
Betsy..... thanks so much for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it... Best...Joe
Wonderful interview Joe just found you on this program, your interview allows the interviewee to reveal, speak while you listen and ponder your next question, but you do it in a subtle manner that relaxes your guest, bravo! Hope to pay you a visit if ever I visit Nashville, so many favorites of mine are there...Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, Brenda Lee and many more. I live in Thailand! Phuket island.....
Thanks utube....I’ve met Dolly but we’re not friends (yet) but I’ve known Brenda a long time and we are friends. Maybe now there’s a vaccine I can start back doing new interviews all the time. Emmylou was not worried about shooting this interview with me the first of this month ( December) knowing we took precautions. I’d really like to interview Brenda. It’s always easier for both me and the guest if we’re already friends. Happy New Year...Joe
Excellent interview! Thank you.
Thanks Gary.......Joe
Finding your own “Happy Place” is highly undervalued & overly misperceived. Emmylou, however, is spot-on in humbly conveying a clear & honest appreciation & interpretation of the term in the context of her own musicmaking. Thanks for not editing out that nugget of her insight! ❤️
Hi Hank... thanks for watching... ( we rarely edit. Once we show parts One, two and sometimes three... we show the complete interviews) Happy New Year.... Joe
Another great interview Joe. Your light touch with guests combined with an infectious enthusiasm for pickers makes for unmissable viewing. Keep up the good work! And by the way, Emmylow is wonderful - but you knew that ....
Thanks for watching PG.... very kind comments too....Best, Joe
Another home run, Joe!!
Thanks again for doing what you do. ✌️💞
Thanks for watching Rick... Best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Have a Happy New Year, Joe!!
And don't forget about that Ben "Long Grain" Keith interview 😃
Hi Rick... no I definitely will not... save the best for last right... Best, Joe
Such a great channel. These are real treasures here. Thanks!
Thank you Steve...Much appreciated....Joe
Thank you, Joe! Great interview with Emmylou...to know her life and honor and hear her music is a gift of major proportions. You ask great questions.
Thomas, my dad, Joe, passed September 28th. I know he would have really appreciated your kind comments.
Thank you for supporting the channel, hope you can visit the museum sometime too.
Best,
Britt
I love that she said “one animal euthanized is too many”...I agree with her wholeheartedly. I wasn’t taught to love animals; I was just born with a love of animals. I was actually punished & ridiculed for how much I loved animals when I was a kid. My cats, dogs & horses saved me from a very dysfunctional childhood & I love them still at 59. I save as many as I can.❤️
Thanks for sharing your comments Maisybo.... Best...Joe
I just love this channel. ❤️
Thanks Brother T.....Joe
What a true super star sweetheart. Great interview Joe. Happy New Year. 👍🏻😎
Thanks David...Joe
Fantastic part 2 interview... Happy New Year to you and yours Joe
Thanks Gene.... Joe
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I'll 2nd that👍😎❤🖖
Love brother
Again. Better late than never. Great finish to the first interview. Thanks. With Emmylou being primarily a Gibson girl; in my mind's eye I have always associated her with that beautiful black Gibson J200 guitar with the red rose inlay just under the bridge from the Blue Kentucky Girl album. Beautiful guitar for a beautiful singer. : )
Emmy Lou’s duet with Dan Fogelberg is so sublime. It’s called Only The Heart May Know. Great interview Joe.
Thank you Bonita... best, Joe
I love all these interviews. And best wishes to Nashville after the terrorist attack on Christmas.
I'd like to ask why no one -and I mean NO ONE - talks about Dan Fogelberg? Emmylou Harris sang on his record, he knew Linda Ronstadt, the Eagles, and a lot of other world-class musicians. He was Irving Azoff's first client. He spent time in Nashville as a session player. Joe Walsh produced his second album. He was close friends with Timothy Schmit who played in his road band and had a very successful career with legions of fans. He wrote really great songs.
Why does no one talk about him?
Hi Jack... I’m a huge fan of Dan Fogelberg... my wife and I had the singers in my band play “Longer”
at our wedding 40 years ago. I guess since he’s passed away it’s hard to talk about him. If he were still here I’d be beating down his door for a interview. Thanks again for watching...Best, Joe
Play Phoenix on my 12string acoustic everytime I pick it up.
What a wonderful day tune. Fogelberg was a treasure.
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Love this interview. Love Emmy Lou and there are few musicians who impacted me like Fogelberg.
Just bought his "High Country Snows" CD. So good. Did not know he had all these connections. Thank you for remembering him.
I had the great pleasure of hearing Emmy Lou Harris and her Hot Band live. I think it was in San Jose, at the fairgrounds (?). Fell in love that night
Joe,to be complimented by Emmylou is an honor.You deserved it Sir! When she,Linda and Dolly did those Trio albums,it is hard to beat those harmonies from these ladies.One of my all time favorite lady/musician singers was Karen Carpenter.I wonder(if she was still with us)how her contralto voice of hers would have blended in with these great ladies? Also,someday I would like to see your museum with Tony Rice's old martin guitar.
We lost a great artist over Christmas and Tony left us a legacy in his music.Did not mean no disrespect about his famous guitar.
Hi 58.... no worries... I knew what you meant. Joe
Hi 58..... I’d love to exhibit one of Tony’s guitars. Emmylou was very generous to say what she did about the museum and myself. I look forward to seeing you here at the museum soon.... best, Joe
Terrific interview Joe! Emmylou is a stunning beauty & class act all around. She should write a book about her life & career in music. I also like the fact that she loves & cares so much about animals. We have rescued many Dogs over the years. Without a doubt, they fill a void in our lives in so many ways. Happy New Year to you & your family & to Emmylou & her family.............. 👍👍😉😉👏👏
Thanks Steve... yes Emmylou is the real deal... best, Joe
I did not know about the No Kill Shelter. We have adopted many dogs over the years from our local shelters.(Santa Fe & Espanola, NM) The Santa Fe shelter has the greatest bumper sticker ever. It's in the shape of big dogs footprint and, on it, it asks "Who rescued Who?". Thanks Joe Happy New Year.
How great! I have a rescue dog and she really did rescue me from being apathetic, incredulous and leavened my cynicism.🐶
Thanks Buddy.... Joe
This is how you age gracefully. What a treat❤
Love everything you post ❤
Memorable pair of interviews with truly one of the greats! Well done Joe.
Thanks Joe...Best...Joe
I urge any visitors to Nashville.....to see Joe's Museum! It's the REAL museum of music in Nashville!
Thanks brp....Best...Joe
And Willie Nelson's...
That was a fantastic interview with the bonus knowing she's a dog person. I have been a dog nut all my life, and raised and trained dogs since I was 12, at one time for 29 years having a serious kennel.
Anyway, sure have been sending prayers your way since Christmas morning.
Thanks Roger.... best..........Joe
Thank you for such a great interview. I thought I knew a lot about Emmylou, but now I know about her soul.
Thanks for watching Catherine.... Joe
I was working at Liberty Hall in Houston when Gram and Emmylou played there. Linda and Neul Young had a gig in town and dropped by...
Legendary! Thanks, Emmy and Joe.
Thank you too Greg...Joe
Emily is a testament to time 🎵🎶❤️
Joe this makes me love my Emmylou even more.
Hi Philip... glad you enjoyed it... I totally understand what you mean:).... Best, Joe
I forgave her for playing with Neil Young LOL
Thank you for doing this great interview, love this channel
Thanks 4444….. Joe
I’ve heard about current artists recording songs in mobile sound studios and now we know how that came about. Another interesting interview about how the music stars are star struck about other music stars. Pretty funny! Thanks Joe for interviewing her and the music history you bring to us.
Thanks Mike... appreciate you too... Joe
A great two-part interview.
Thanks for watching KL…. Joe
Another great interview so thanks Joe. How could anyone not love Emmylou !. Either you love Emmylou or you're dead. I prefer the living. Nice that Linda Ronstadt is recognised as one of the greatest singers ever and although I love Linda, my very favourite female singer has got to be Joni Mitchell. So many great singers though.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching our channel Rocket.... best, Joe
Thanks again Joe. That was wonderful!
Thank you Leslie.... best....Joe
Great interview with one of the greatest!
Thanks for watching Arthur... It was easy and fun doing a interview with Emmylou... best.......Joe
Love my EmmyLou. Great interview.
Susan....... Thanks for watching.....Best, Joe
Good Interview with a great lady. Would have liked a question about "Desire" with Dylan.
Emmy Lou and Gram were Magical.
One of my fave memories is from 1975, when I was taking a summer audio engineering course in Rochester NY at the Eastman School of Music, and Emmylou came thru town in support of her first album. One of the teachers knew her band, and arranged to have them come in and give a little talk about their lives in music. After class, some of us went out for drinks with them at a local watering hole. I ended up having a very pleasant chat with James Burton in particular. Unfortunately - I think because I was low on cash - I didn't go to Emmylou's show that night. But I did catch her and the band in Vancouver a year or so later. By that time, Burton had left, replaced by Albert Lee. I believe Rodney Crowell was also a new addition to the band.
another great interview Joe!
Thanks again 57.....Joe
Another great interview!
Thanks GA...Joe
I was always madly in love with EmmyLou Harris
I saw her with the Hot Band at the OKC amphitheater a lifetime ago. Incredible show
Thanks for saving the helpless animals.
Saw Greendale in Toronto, awesome concert but made all the more special because of Emmylou. She's just amazing and there's a magical connection with Neil. Like nothing I have ever experienced. Unforgettable once you have experienced it.
Thanks again for watching GH...Joe
Yes, thank you, Joe!
Thank you EB...Joe
great interview
Thanks Sam..........Joe
Very true about producing, engineering, and playing. They are in different head spaces and it’s hard to try to do two or three of the jobs at once. I use tape and find that engineering is enough of a job that I can’t concentrate on production at the same time. Great interview!
Thanks Dale... Best.......Joe
The definition of beauty.... Emylou Harris!
Stunned by Emmylou's beauty, I misspelled her name.... Sigh!!
I love and understand her sense of history. Keep the recorder running. A tragedy to lose anything so special and 'one off'.
Dear Emmylou,
Perhaps you may recall I doubt it but I was there at your show in Sanford Florida with the Nash Ramblers. We hung with you till the late hours. We briefly met I said I hope we can sing together one day….you said perhaps. It took a while to develop my instrument but it’s ready now.
I would love to see you interview Patrick Simmons of the Doobies. Such a fascinating musician. His roots are across Monterey Bay in Santa Cruz. His instrumentals like Steamer Lane Breakdown and Slack Key Soquel Rag are my favorites. One of those artists who you can describe as the glue that holds a band together. Helping get the most out of both Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald. Hope you can do this at some point.
Hi Paul... That’s a good idea... I’ll work on it... Happy New Year....Joe
Very good show
Thanks Jane... Joe
Thanks Joe, she is unquestionably an American Original, and and National Treasure.
Thanks for watching Arch....Joe
thx again joe
Thank you too rum.... Joe
I was always in love with Emmy Lou growing up. Alas she doesn't even know I exist 😁. A beautiful woman, with superb talent. Still a fan, still in love....
Thanks for watching g. Thanks for sharing your memories....Best, Joe