When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold - Emmylou Harris, Sullivan, Gene
I Take the Chance
I've Always Needed You
We Must Have Been out of Our Minds
Gone, Gone, Gone - Emmylou Harris, Harlan, Howard
To Keep Your Memory Green
Under Your Spell Again
I'll Never Love Another
You Made a Memory of Me
Before I Met You
Dying on Sorrow's Wine
The Best We Could Do
Nobody's Darlin' But Mine
In 1984/85 Emmylou Harris recorded I've Always Needed You, a duet album with Carl Jackson, an accomplished bluegrass banjo player, singer-songwriter, and long-time member of Glenn Campbell's band. This reissue is now avail... more »able from Eldorado Records. Though Emmylou Harris is one of the most admired and influential woman in contemporary country music, her scope extends far beyond it. Her lengthy and sometimes underrated career has both spanned and spawned musical styles. Billboard magazine has called her a "truly venturesome, genre-transcending pathfinder." Forever consumed by her passion for music, Harris remains a graceful and dedicated artiste in a class all of her own. Features country greats Ricky Skaggs, Melba Montgomery, and more.« less
In 1984/85 Emmylou Harris recorded I've Always Needed You, a duet album with Carl Jackson, an accomplished bluegrass banjo player, singer-songwriter, and long-time member of Glenn Campbell's band. This reissue is now available from Eldorado Records. Though Emmylou Harris is one of the most admired and influential woman in contemporary country music, her scope extends far beyond it. Her lengthy and sometimes underrated career has both spanned and spawned musical styles. Billboard magazine has called her a "truly venturesome, genre-transcending pathfinder." Forever consumed by her passion for music, Harris remains a graceful and dedicated artiste in a class all of her own. Features country greats Ricky Skaggs, Melba Montgomery, and more.
CD Reviews
A waste of time
William Mitchell | Nashville, TN | 12/26/2006
(1 out of 5 stars)
"This is as misleading as it gets...surely Emmylou didn't approve her name and picture to be featured so prominently and associated with a project she had little or nothing to do with."
Avoid this collection
Joe L. Benson | Portland, Oregon USA | 11/15/2006
(1 out of 5 stars)
"This collection of songs (Carl Jackson with Emmylou on background) has been issued under several small labels and several titles. Avoid this one. If you must have this then search for one of the many other titles that are cheaper."
RIP OFF!!! DON'T BUY THIS
Zorball Creme | Eureka, CA | 12/13/2006
(1 out of 5 stars)
"Emmylou sings lead on the first cut- and that's it. Melba Montgomery has more work as the backup singer on the rest of the songs than Ms. Harris does. This will no doubt end up as a lawsuit if it isn't recalled immediately."
DISAPPOINTMENT and DECEPTION
GAMAT | 01/17/2007
(1 out of 5 stars)
"EmmyLou's promoters have reached a new low. I've been a fan for years and feel used. To even put her name on the label is a disservice to her fans. She appears only a couple of times. The CD would have been fine if I had wanted only her picture, but I expected her to perform. Anyone who buys this for her music should get a full refund and an apology."
A Terrible Marketing Ploy
Steve Broadbent | Australia | 02/20/2007
(1 out of 5 stars)
"I am quite disgusted with the record company and Emmylou Harris that this record was allowed to go out under her name. I have every Emmylou album so I think I can be considered a true fan. This may be a good album if you like the music of Carl Jackson.
Basically Emmylou sings back-up on 3 tracks only and all the other tracks feature Carl Jackson and no Emmylou. Hence my disgust at the marketing ploy used. In my country this would constitute a clear breach of both State and Federal Fair Trading Laws. Sadly since I bought through the US I have no recourse to get my money back.
I have played it twice and now it will gather dust in my collection. The only good comment I can make is that it keeps my Emmylou collection complete.
Beware, if you want an Emmylou Harris album this is not for you. If you love Carl Jackson it may suit you. Even with this proviso I find it an insipid album!
I'd have given 0 stars except it wasn't an option."
Track Listings (15) - Disc #1