Emmylou gives so much credit to so many people for her success. I hope she knows how much she and her personality had to do with it. Beautiful voice, beautiful lady - inside and out. We love Emmylou...
Just a fantastic interview! I've had a great respect for Emmy Lou Harris for a long time. Absolutely the classiest artist ever! It was because of her I was introduced to so many artists that became my favorites as well. Her folk music roots (and Gram) that steered her to the more traditional country music as she explained was a natural progression because "in folk music, the lyrics matter". You can draw some parallels to Dylan, who of course brought so many meaningful lyrics to rock music after becoming a folk icon. To me, that is the appeal of so-called roots and traditional country music, that the lyrics do indeed matter. Thanks!
I got to see her at the palamino club while in the navy....i had never heard her and was shocked at the reverence the crowd had for this lady....you could hear her breathe between songs and the place was packed...they just hung on every sound she made...that was the thing that I'll never forget...
Nice interview, Joe. Love Emmy Lou. She is such an authentic person and musician. She really does seem to perform just for the love of music. How about a reunion of the Hot Band for an interview and performance? Also another Nashville fixture that used to play with Emmy Lou is Buddy Miller. He would be a great interview...he has played with so many people and seems to be a Nashville insider.
Fantastic interview, thank you so much, love Emmylou, one of favorites of all time and represents the greatest time of my life. Plus, all the musicians she played with were all my favorites. Thank you again.
What a treat to listen in on your conversation!! So glad it is archived, so I can listen again. I have always loved Emmy Lou's voice, since I heard her in the 70s. This "behind the scenes" view is just like hanging out with wonderful company!
Such a gracious lady. Such great questions! I can't tell you how much I appreciate these interviews, it's like a Noah's Arc of for music. Makes me sad too, thinking of how our music comes now cheaply, without context, weirdly isolated on wireless headphones--things are not as they were. Thanks so much--
Every male and maybe females from age 13 to 90 in the 70’s stared at those album covers for days like me I suspect. No u tube then - but it was enough imagination and dreams somehow were almost as good. The talent of her and band and legacy unparalleled
Joe, I know many have stated this or something to this effect. Your interviews are really not that….they are two friends having a conversation. This one with Emmylou is a prime example, a treasure for all of us to hear. Thank you for doing these. They are so cool to listen.
Emmylou is my favorite singer ever and such a gracious and pleasant woman. And I love that she helps dogs. Great interview I learned a lot that I had not known before.
Emmy Lou, pretty woman, talented lady with an interesting story. Thanks Joe. I have wondered for a long time why you are so enjoyable to listen to. You’re so humble and down to earth and I think that’s the reason your interviews are so great. People respond to you because you are just yourself. They feel comfortable around you so they open up to you. Keep it up buddy. I love it.
Thank you Jo for another excellent interview. You were a gentleman as always and Emmylou was so gracious. I am sure she has told her story a million times already, yet she answered the questions with grace.
Emmylou does a beautiful and unique version of the Beatles “Here, There and Everywhere”. I love it. I also love the backdrop of The Musicians Hall of Fame”. All those gorgeous guitars displayed in such a work of art. I can’t wait to visit the museum.
Hi Michael…. Thanks for watching…. I’m glad you enjoyed the guitar wall background. They are all real but were imperfect. My friends at Gibson and Fender allowed me to buy them since I was a dealer with numerous guitar shops for both companies for almost 30 years. I look forward to seeing here at the museum. Best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I thought those guitars looked rather detailed. So cool. I really want you to know how much I love your shows. I’ve learned SO much. Very unique and enlightening. There’s nothing else quite like it!
First off, she is gorgeous. Wow. :D Second, great interview. You did a great job of just letting her talk and interjecting here and there. I was interested to hear about Gram and that collaboration. Also the great work she did with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt. That was a quick 50 minutes.
What a great interview, thanks for that man, and thanks to Emmy Lou for giving an insight into what is needed to get where she got to. Keep doing what you’re doing Mr. Chambers. Love and peace to you ❤️
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum thanks for your offer, and I’ll be happy to call you Joe... stay safe, and my plan is to get to Nashville one day soon, and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum is definitely in my bucket list 👍🏻👍🏻
I saw Emmylou & the Hot Band in early 1976- an amazing concert in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. A number of years ago I met someone who is a professional musician and he was at that concert and we both concur- it was one of the very best we both had ever attended. At that time, he was a student at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester and he is now a classical guitar tutor at a very prestigious music school but he loves hot Telecaster playing in the style of James Burton or Albert Lee and has become a good friend. It's funny how such a memorable concert hit the spot for both of us. One final thing, during the concert, there was an acoustic set- James Burton played dobro while Emory Gordy gave the bass to pedal steel player Hank DeVito to play while he then played mandolin. Some things are just so unforgettable.
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum It's my pleasure Joe and I also got up and got right in front of the stage- just a few feet away from Emmylou and she was wearing that outfit that you see on the front cover of Elite Hotel- which had just been released. As I wrote, some things are unforgettable- like James Burton's solo on "Better Shop Around" which I seem to recall Emmylou said that for some contractual publishing reason she could not record on a studio album. There is now a live album from this era that can act as a Time Machine! When she had done a "one off " concert at what was then called the New Victoria in London, the year before (1975), I was told my another friend who was another professional musician that the concert was a "Who's Who" of British guitar heroes- all there to see their hero James Burton- and Emmylou, of course. I got to meet James at a Billy Swan concert in London a while back- that was great, too I will shut up now!
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I've seen a lot of your interviews on this platform. Really enjoy the history of music. I'm kind of a metal head (I'm 63...💪) but I love old school country. My favorite female Country Goddess is Loretta.
Someday Soon . Probably one of her best . Not to mention Suzy Bogus did a heck of a job on it too. Wonderful Interview. Loved it . Miss ya Joe . God Bless You .
Fox on the Run Productions with Dick Cerri! I was a member. Emmylou with the Hot Band opening for Willie Nelson at Merriweather Post Pavilion was one of the best shows I have ever attended.
egbun, my dad, Joe, passed September 28th- but I know he would have appreciated your comment. Thank you for supporting the channel, hope you can visit the museum sometime too. Best, Britt
Never met him but was like an old friend, like the folks at the music store ( maybe that’s why? when I was a kid in the 70’s . Miss your dad so much but these interviews are his legacy
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I am so sorry for your loss. His interview series is truly remarkable. I have watched a number of them and they are really incisive and I go away with a much better understanding of the person being interviewed. Your dad was a very smart man.
I believe that the best musicians are from my age, I enjoy them every day on youtube, such as: Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen: Emmylou Harris: Jackson Brown but also Eric Clapton.
Hi Ad… I tend to agree with you but I have to say a lot of that was great songs too. I’ve heard some great new young musicians but the new productions don’t allow for them to shine. Just the singers. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts…. Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Hello Joe, you have perfectly right, in the sixties and seventies are the greatest songs released. And now I love to listen to all the young artists as there are, Josh Turner, Reina del Cid, Toni Lindgren, Carson Mc Gee but also The Petersens, Foxes and Fossils and many others.
Another plus about the Ryman is Tootsie's being next door. There was so much happening there. Just to be a fly on the wall. Just to be able to bottle up all those conservations would be a national treasure.
Also Joe ,I’m a big Judds fan ,don’t know if you’ve met them ,what a sad time ! I wrote once to Naomi and I was so lucky she wrote back .In her book Love Can Build A Bridge there’s a picture of the Judds w Emmylou ,one of their inspirations! and I remember Naomi wrote about Paul Kennelly ,believe that’s his name ,Emmylous husband ,who co-wrote a song or two for them w their producer Brent Maher .
Julie…..I only met them briefly once back when they first got hot. Actually here at the municipal auditorium backstage at a concert they opened for my friend Conway Twitty. They had recorded a song Conway’s nephew Larry Jenkins and I wrote so we wanted to met them. Unfortunately the song didn’t make it on the album. Thanks again for supporting our channel….Joe
❤fine fine person, collector and respecter of music and presenter of all things there in. Joe Chambers you’re the best I almost got on an airplane from Seattle and flew in to see the ceremony and show you had yesterday. one day I’m gonna show up Joe.
Hey SeeCee, My dad, Joe, passed away September 28th… I know he would have appreciated your kind words and support of the channel. Hope to see you at the museum one day. Best, Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 💔 I saw that on your post on TH-cam recently. I am just grieved what a light gone Joe C. I truly enjoyed his interviews and he often responded to our comments and interacted in a warm way. He created factual, relevant documentation of music history and music people with these wonderful interviews. They’re just fabulous -such a valuable humble man your Dad remains. Thank you for sharing him Bri❤️
SeeCee, I remember seeing your name on previous videos… I’m glad you got to know Dad through TH-cam. He really enjoyed his friends here. All your words are beautiful and true. If you make it from Seattle, I’d love to say hi, You would truly love the museum. Merry Christmas, Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum i’ll definitely make it there. Shake your hand and say hello. Joe C one of my TH-cam heroes. Bri we still have him here. All these wonderful interactions straight from this heart. How nice of you to respond, much like your Dad would have-much appreciation Bri! Cindy Clark❤️
Cindy, for some reason I’m not alerted when people respond- but your response popped up today. Again, thank you for your kind words. Look forward to seeing you at the Museum sometime!
Not so much an interview as two genuine people in conversation. EH's sincerity is unquestionable. She may not have been a prolific songwriter but in my opinion the lines "You're in my heart That's not close enough" written on the occasion of the death of her beloved dog are as good as poetry can get, probably due in part to the inherent contradiction. If you have never heard the song "Not Enough" check it out at: th-cam.com/video/CfQ_qorX8jU/w-d-xo.html Tissues or a handkerchief are recommended.
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I think she's about the classiest lady in music today. What a legend. Great interview Joe 👍🏻😎
Thanks David....Joe
A classy lady in an industry full of pimps and thieves
Have adored/worshipped her for 50yrs. Songbird of my life.
Emmylou gives so much credit to so many people for her success. I hope she knows how much she and her personality had to do with it. Beautiful voice, beautiful lady - inside and out. We love Emmylou...
Just a fantastic interview! I've had a great respect for Emmy Lou Harris for a long time. Absolutely the classiest artist ever!
It was because of her I was introduced to so many artists that became my favorites as well. Her folk music roots (and Gram) that steered her to the more traditional country music as she explained was a natural progression because "in folk music, the lyrics matter". You can draw some parallels to Dylan, who of course brought so many meaningful lyrics to rock music after becoming a folk icon. To me, that is the appeal of so-called roots and traditional country music, that the lyrics do indeed matter. Thanks!
One of the greatest of all time! A true gem 💎! Great interview Joe! Thank you Emmy Lou for so much great music!
Thanks again minister..... Joe
Emmylou is a national treasure! And Joe, you are a great interviewer! Looking forward to visiting Nashville in person someday.
Thanks Dale.... sincerely,Joe
I got to see her at the palamino club while in the navy....i had never heard her and was shocked at the reverence the crowd had for this lady....you could hear her breathe between songs and the place was packed...they just hung on every sound she made...that was the thing that I'll never forget...
Love you miss Emmylou! Such a class act & lady & good taste in men lol.. Really enjoyed the interview.... God bless you man & thanks Joe!!
Thanks Ollie…Joe
A wonderful woman. An American Classic.
Nice interview, Joe. Love Emmy Lou. She is such an authentic person and musician. She really does seem to perform just for the love of music.
How about a reunion of the Hot Band for an interview and performance? Also another Nashville fixture that used to play with Emmy Lou is Buddy Miller. He would be a great interview...he has played with so many people and seems to be a Nashville insider.
Fantastic interview, thank you so much, love Emmylou, one of favorites of all time and represents the greatest time of my life. Plus, all the musicians she played with were all my favorites. Thank you again.
Thanks Gary......Joe
What a treat to listen in on your conversation!! So glad it is archived, so I can listen again. I have always loved Emmy Lou's voice, since I heard her in the 70s. This "behind the scenes" view is just like hanging out with wonderful company!
Thanks Nici… that was my intention. To make you guys watching feeling like you’re sitting in the booth with us. So glad you’re enjoying it… best, Joe
Great interview. Great guest. Emmylou defines legend.
She is a fascinating woman with fascinating eyes and personality. We would need so many more of these big souls nowadays!
Emmylou, first saw her and the hot band in Austin in 75 or 76, my mom loved her and Van Morrison, played them at her wake.
Thanks
Thank you for this very special interview w/Emmylou. Y'all are two totally class acts!
Such a gracious lady. Such great questions! I can't tell you how much I appreciate these interviews, it's like a Noah's Arc of for music. Makes me sad too, thinking of how our music comes now cheaply, without context, weirdly isolated on wireless headphones--things are not as they were. Thanks so much--
Thanks for watching Steve...Joe
Music has sadly changed so much,
My father is CRAZY about her ,anytime she’s in portland maine ,he’s there !I think of Gram Parsons when I see her .
Every male and maybe females from age 13 to 90 in the 70’s stared at those album covers for days like me I suspect. No u tube then - but it was enough imagination and dreams somehow were almost as good. The talent of her and band and legacy unparalleled
One of the greatest voices ever of American and country music. Still the best!
Absolute National Treasure! I love her voice so much and it's nice to know that she's good at being a person too =)
Another excellent interview with one of the greats!
Thanks King....... Joe
Loved the story of the Ryman connection. Can not imagine Nashville without it. Emmylou - the voice and heart of an angel!
Thanks Kyle....Joe
Joe, I know many have stated this or something to this effect. Your interviews are really not that….they are two friends having a conversation. This one with Emmylou is a prime example, a treasure for all of us to hear. Thank you for doing these. They are so cool to listen.
Thanks very much Kugerand… much appreciated….. Joe
Emmylou is my favorite singer ever and such a gracious and pleasant woman. And I love that she helps dogs. Great interview I learned a lot that I had not known before.
Thanks for watching Jack..Merry Christmas..Joe
For me, the best 50 minutes of 2021 so far. Thank you Joe, thank you MHOF and thank you Ms. Harris. That was fun!
I’m glad you enjoyed it Thomas... Best...Joe
Emmy Lou, pretty woman, talented lady with an interesting story. Thanks Joe. I have wondered for a long time why you are so enjoyable to listen to. You’re so humble and down to earth and I think that’s the reason your interviews are so great. People respond to you because you are just yourself. They feel comfortable around you so they open up to you. Keep it up buddy. I love it.
Thanks Lowell…..Joe
Thank you Jo for another excellent interview. You were a gentleman as always and Emmylou was so gracious. I am sure she has told her story a million times already, yet she answered the questions with grace.
Thanks for watching M.E.....Joe
Wow, I can't believe I missed this video. I have always loved Emmylou Harris. How could anyone not love her! Thanks for sharing your video Joe.
Thanks for watching Thomas... Glad you liked it....Joe
What a pleasure watching this. Thank you!
I love the artistry of Emmylou Harris. Thank you for another great interview Joe!
Very subtle approach to getting that Kay guitar Joe....nicely done in a gentlemanly way 😀
Thanks Barbara.... Haven’t gotten it yet:).... Joe
Groovy. I've been waiting for you to drop the entire interview, Joe. Kudos, dude.
Thanks Johnny....Joe
Amazed at her sense of humor….
Emmylou does a beautiful and unique version of the Beatles “Here, There and Everywhere”. I love it. I also love the backdrop of The Musicians Hall of Fame”. All those gorgeous guitars displayed in such a work of art. I can’t wait to visit the museum.
Hi Michael…. Thanks for watching…. I’m glad you enjoyed the guitar wall background. They are all real but were imperfect. My friends at Gibson and Fender allowed me to buy them since I was a dealer with numerous guitar shops for both companies for almost 30 years. I look forward to seeing here at the museum. Best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I thought those guitars looked rather detailed. So cool. I really want you to know how much I love your shows. I’ve learned SO much. Very unique and enlightening. There’s nothing else quite like it!
Thanks very much Michael….. I’ll tell you more about the guitar wall if you’re interested sometime. Best, Joe
Thanks again Joe. Great interview!
Thanks again Craig...Joe
Emmy Lou Harris.....the only woman on Earth that gets MORE BEAUTIFUL with age!
I saw her at the Music Hall in Houston. Rodney Crowl and Rickey Scaggs were in her band. Great Show.
I love the whole package!! Thank You!
Thanks for watching David....Joe
First off, she is gorgeous. Wow. :D Second, great interview. You did a great job of just letting her talk and interjecting here and there. I was interested to hear about Gram and that collaboration. Also the great work she did with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt. That was a quick 50 minutes.
Thanks Ron...Best.....Joe
The Cellar Door was legendary. Saw Danny Gatton there. Great venue! Thanks Joe!
Thanks for watching Mike...Joe
What a great interview, thanks for that man, and thanks to Emmy Lou for giving an insight into what is needed to get where she got to. Keep doing what you’re doing Mr. Chambers. Love and peace to you ❤️
Thank you very much George... I appreciate your support... please call me Joe... we’re friends:)..... Thanks again George
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum thanks for your offer, and I’ll be happy to call you Joe... stay safe, and my plan is to get to Nashville one day soon, and the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum is definitely in my bucket list 👍🏻👍🏻
Sounds great... thanks George.... Best again.... Joe
Emmylou makes the songs she records her own. She's a totally different kind of musical artist than Kenny Rogers.
I totally agree! This is a good interview, but, what an odd comment! 😜
Your interviews are as addictive as chocolate ✌️many thanks Stephen Patton
Thanks Steven….Joe
I saw Emmylou & the Hot Band in early 1976- an amazing concert in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. A number of years ago I met someone who is a professional musician and he was at that concert and we both concur- it was one of the very best we both had ever attended. At that time, he was a student at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester and he is now a classical guitar tutor at a very prestigious music school but he loves hot Telecaster playing in the style of James Burton or Albert Lee and has become a good friend. It's funny how such a memorable concert hit the spot for both of us. One final thing, during the concert, there was an acoustic set- James Burton played dobro while Emory Gordy gave the bass to pedal steel player Hank DeVito to play while he then played mandolin. Some things are just so unforgettable.
Thanks for sharing Nick....Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum It's my pleasure Joe and I also got up and got right in front of the stage- just a few feet away from Emmylou and she was wearing that outfit that you see on the front cover of Elite Hotel- which had just been released. As I wrote, some things are unforgettable- like James Burton's solo on "Better Shop Around" which I seem to recall Emmylou said that for some contractual publishing reason she could not record on a studio album. There is now a live album from this era that can act as a Time Machine! When she had done a "one off " concert at what was then called the New Victoria in London, the year before (1975), I was told my another friend who was another professional musician that the concert was a "Who's Who" of British guitar heroes- all there to see their hero James Burton- and Emmylou, of course. I got to meet James at a Billy Swan concert in London a while back- that was great, too I will shut up now!
Thanks again for sharing...Joe
Such a classy, intelligent, beautiful lady. Great interview.
Thanks Manny..... Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I've seen a lot of your interviews on this platform. Really enjoy the history of music. I'm kind of a metal head (I'm 63...💪) but I love old school country. My favorite female Country Goddess is Loretta.
Yes Manny.. me too... Tammy also.... Best, Joe
Emmylou is simply Beautiful
Thanks for sharing your thoughts MNS...Joe
Never heard a bad word about Emmylou!
Joe keep up the great work you're doin at MHOF 🎤🎸🎶🙏
Thanks Mac……..Joe
Someday Soon . Probably one of her best . Not to mention Suzy Bogus did a heck of a job on it too. Wonderful Interview. Loved it . Miss ya Joe . God Bless You .
Fox on the Run Productions with Dick Cerri! I was a member. Emmylou with the Hot Band opening for Willie Nelson at Merriweather Post Pavilion was one of the best shows I have ever attended.
Joe has a knack for getting the best from everyone he interviews. I mention it because it isn't that common. Great job, Joe. :thumbsup:
Ed.... thank you very much.. That was nice of you to say. Best, Joe
Your commercial are KILLING ME
But I just love Emmylou
Great interview Joe.
Thanks Fitz...Joe
Damn Emmylou is still so beautiful.
Gifted by the gods 🇮🇪 3 chords and the truth .
Best Wishes
I always thought she was one of the most beautiful women in the world. And she still is. Like Ed said, inside and out.
Wow! Still Beautiful!!❤
Yes I believe Emmylou is very talented and beautiful she is number one I my book 😂❤😂😂😂❤❤❤
The first lady of Americana. Very classy Lady!
This interviewer is great because he says little but gets the guests to say a lot.
egbun, my dad, Joe, passed September 28th- but I know he would have appreciated your comment.
Thank you for supporting the channel, hope you can visit the museum sometime too.
Best,
Britt
Never met him but was like an old friend, like the folks at the music store ( maybe that’s why? when I was a kid in the 70’s . Miss your dad so much but these interviews are his legacy
@gregb8565 thank you Greg, means so much. He would love you are still enjoying them, and I do too!
Best,
Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I am so sorry for your loss. His interview series is truly remarkable. I have watched a number of them and they are really incisive and I go away with a much better understanding of the person being interviewed. Your dad was a very smart man.
She's still so gorgeous
I believe that the best musicians are from my age, I enjoy them every day on youtube,
such as: Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen: Emmylou Harris: Jackson Brown but
also Eric Clapton.
Hi Ad… I tend to agree with you but I have to say a lot of that was great songs too. I’ve heard some great new young musicians but the new productions don’t allow for them to shine. Just the singers. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts…. Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum
Hello Joe, you have perfectly right, in the sixties and seventies are the greatest songs released. And now I love to listen to all the young artists
as there are, Josh Turner, Reina del Cid, Toni Lindgren, Carson Mc Gee but also The Petersens, Foxes and Fossils and many others.
Red Dirt Girl - my favorite album by her.
Another plus about the Ryman is Tootsie's being next door. There was so much happening there. Just to be a fly on the wall. Just to be able to bottle up all those conservations would be a national treasure.
Also Joe ,I’m a big Judds fan ,don’t know if you’ve met them ,what a sad time ! I wrote once to Naomi and I was so lucky she wrote back .In her book Love Can Build A Bridge there’s a picture of the Judds w Emmylou ,one of their inspirations! and I remember Naomi wrote about Paul Kennelly ,believe that’s his name ,Emmylous husband ,who co-wrote a song or two for them w their producer Brent Maher .
Julie…..I only met them briefly once back when they first got hot. Actually here at the municipal auditorium backstage at a concert they opened for my friend Conway Twitty. They had recorded a song Conway’s nephew Larry Jenkins and I wrote so we wanted to met them. Unfortunately the song didn’t make it on the album. Thanks again for supporting our channel….Joe
Like Doc Watson said one time his first guitar was like fretting a fence .
Would love to see a Frank Reckard interview
Thanks for watching and the suggestion Carter…. Best, Joe
❤fine fine person, collector and respecter of music and presenter of all things there in. Joe Chambers you’re the best I almost got on an airplane from Seattle and flew in to see the ceremony and show you had yesterday. one day I’m gonna show up Joe.
Hey SeeCee,
My dad, Joe, passed away September 28th… I know he would have appreciated your kind words and support of the channel. Hope to see you at the museum one day.
Best,
Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum 💔 I saw that on your post on TH-cam recently. I am just grieved what a light gone Joe C. I truly enjoyed his interviews and he often responded to our comments and interacted in a warm way. He created factual, relevant documentation of music history and music people with these wonderful interviews. They’re just fabulous -such a valuable humble man your Dad remains. Thank you for sharing him Bri❤️
SeeCee,
I remember seeing your name on previous videos… I’m glad you got to know Dad through TH-cam. He really enjoyed his friends here. All your words are beautiful and true.
If you make it from Seattle, I’d love to say hi,
You would truly love the museum.
Merry Christmas,
Britt
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum i’ll definitely make it there. Shake your hand and say hello. Joe C one of my TH-cam heroes. Bri we still have him here. All these wonderful interactions straight from this heart. How nice of you to respond, much like your Dad would have-much appreciation Bri! Cindy Clark❤️
Cindy, for some reason I’m not alerted when people respond- but your response popped up today.
Again, thank you for your kind words.
Look forward to seeing you at the Museum sometime!
Love you EmyLou ! would be fun to jam with you! My all time favorite singer! could sit and listen to you for ever lol!
The $30 Kay is a rite of passage. I got mine in 1963 but foolishly didn’t keep it. I believe Lee Sklar said he started on a Kay upright bass.
Wow Acme cowboy boots, gotta a pair every birthday as a kid , roughouts and dress. 🤩👍
Ty
Awesome X 10
Thanks for watching Larry... Joe
She is beautiful,and as she loves animals she is even more beautiful 🌹
Not so much an interview as two genuine people in conversation. EH's sincerity is unquestionable. She may not have been a prolific songwriter but in my opinion the lines
"You're in my heart
That's not close enough"
written on the occasion of the death of her beloved dog are as good as poetry can get, probably due in part to the inherent contradiction. If you have never heard the song "Not Enough" check it out at:
th-cam.com/video/CfQ_qorX8jU/w-d-xo.html
Tissues or a handkerchief are recommended.
Thanks Doc......Joe
I love this show. I'm switching to LBRY and dropping TH-cam. I hope to visit the hall of fame and maybe see if your guitar store is still in business.
Hi Timothy... I hope to meet you when you visit the museum but all of my guitar shops are long gone. Thanks again for watching....Joe
🎉❤
I'm going to visit the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum just to see her $30 guitar.
Hi Clinton….. wait till I get it:)… thanks for watching…Joe
I checked again to see if you told her I love her. LOL
Roger......Haven’t seen her yet.... Joe
Singing a song is acting, the way she does it....
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts Terry....Best...Joe
Joe Walsh is the source of so many people's iconic guitars.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Arky…. Yes Joe Walsh is great…. Very funny too… best, Joe
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