Portraits | 
enlarge | Artist: Emmylou Harris Label: Reprise / Wea Category: Music
List Price: $44.98 Buy New: $29.95 You Save: $15.03 (33%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 17 reviews Sales Rank: 7848
Format: Box Set Media: Audio CD Discs: 3 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2 Dimensions (in): 12.2 x 6.2 x 1.5
MPN: 45308 UPC: 093624530824 EAN: 0093624530824 ASIN: B000002MKL
Release Date: October 8, 1996 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Condition: new in box
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Disc 1
| • | Boulder to Birmingham - Emmylou Harris, Harris, Emmylou | | • | Before Believing - Emmylou Harris, Flowers, Danny | | • | Love Hurts - Emmylou Harris, Bryant, Boudleaux | | • | In My Hour of Darkness - Emmylou Harris, Parsons, Gram | | • | The Angels Rejoiced Last Night - Emmylou Harris, Louvin, Charlie | | • | Sleepless Nights - Emmylou Harris, Bryant, Boudleaux | | • | Too Far Gone - Emmylou Harris, Sherrill, Billy | | • | If I Could Only Win Your Love - Emmylou Harris, Louvin, Charlie | | • | Till I Gain Control Again - Emmylou Harris, Crowell, Rodney | | • | One of These Days - Emmylou Harris, Montgomery, Earl | | • | Together Again - Emmylou Harris, Owens, Buck | | • | Here, There and Everywhere - Emmylou Harris, Lennon, John | | • | You're Still on My Mind - Emmylou Harris, McDaniel, Luke | | • | Sweet Dreams - Emmylou Harris, Gibson, Don | | • | Luxury Liner - Emmylou Harris, Parsons, Gram | | • | Making Believe - Emmylou Harris, Work, Jimmy | | • | Pancho and Lefty - Emmylou Harris, VanZandt, Townes | | • | Two More Bottles of Wine - Emmylou Harris, McClinton, Delbert | | • | You Never Can Tell (C' Est la Vie) - Emmylou Harris, Berry, Chuck | | • | Easy from Now On - Emmylou Harris, Clark, Susanna |
Disc 2
| • | Hello Stranger - Emmylou Harris, Carter, A.P. | | • | Every Time You Leave - Emmylou Harris, Louvin, Charlie | | • | Beneath Still Waters - Emmylou Harris, Frazier, Dallas | | • | Blue Kentucky Girl - Emmylou Harris, Mullins, John | | • | To Daddy - Emmylou Harris, Parton, Dolly | | • | Evangeline - Emmylou Harris, Robertson, Robbie | | • | Save the Last Dance for Me - Emmylou Harris, Pomus, Doc | | • | Mr. Sandman - Emmylou Harris, Ballard, Pat | | • | And I Love You So - Emmylou Harris, McLean, Don | | • | If I Needed You - Emmylou Harris, VanZandt, Townes | | • | Roses in the Snow - Emmylou Harris, Franks, Ruth | | • | The Boxer - Emmylou Harris, Simon, Paul | | • | Wayfaring Stanger - Emmylou Harris, Traditional | | • | Millworker - Emmylou Harris, Taylor, James [1] | | • | Dimming of the Day - Emmylou Harris, Thompson, Richard [ | | • | Heaven Ain't Ready for You Yet - Emmylou Harris, Kennerley, Paul | | • | Juanita - Emmylou Harris, Parsons, Gram | | • | Born to Run - Emmylou Harris, Kennerley, Paul | | • | The Price You Pay - Emmylou Harris, Springsteen, Bruce | | • | Sweet Chariot - Emmylou Harris, Harris, Emmylou | | • | That Lovin' You Feelin' Again - Emmylou Harris, Orbison, Roy |
Disc 3
| • | In My Dreams - Emmylou Harris, Kennerley, Paul | | • | Love Is - Emmylou Harris, McGarrigle, Kate | | • | To Know Him Is to Love Him - Emmylou Harris, Spector, Phil | | • | The Pain of Loving You - Emmylou Harris, Parton, Dolly | | • | Farther Along - Emmylou Harris, Traditional | | • | Angel Band - Emmylou Harris, Traditional | | • | I Still Miss Someone - Emmylou Harris, Cash, Johnny | | • | A River for Him - Emmylou Harris, Harris, Emmylou | | • | Heartbreak Hill - Emmylou Harris, Harris, Emmylou | | • | Icy Blue Heart - Emmylou Harris, Hiatt, John | | • | Gulf Coast Highway - Emmylou Harris, Griffith, Nanci | | • | We Believe in Happy Endings - Emmylou Harris, McDill, Bob | | • | West Texas Waltz - Emmylou Harris, Hancock, Butch | | • | Rollin' and Ramblin' (The Death of Hank Williams) - Emmylou Harris, Williams, Robin [1] | | • | Casey's Last Ride - Emmylou Harris, Kristofferson, Kris | | • | Hard Times (Come Again No More) - Emmylou Harris, Foster, Stephen | | • | Walls of Time - Emmylou Harris, Monroe, Bill [1] | | • | When I Paint My Masterpiece - Emmylou Harris, Dylan, Bob | | • | No Regrets - Emmylou Harris, Rush, Tom |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com Compared to her sometime singing partner Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris is not an especially distinctive singer or songwriter. She lacks the raw talent to match the towering high points of Parton's career, but at the same time Harris has managed to avoid the embarrassing lapses that have plagued Parton. Harris has exhibited a deep understanding of what makes the best country music endure and a stubborn refusal to accept anything less. You can comb through her 20 albums and never find an embarrassingly corny novelty number, a shamelessly maudlin weeper, or a less-than-flawless vocal. This box set gathers all her commercial hits, staples of her live shows, prime examples of her every phase, her best collaborations with other artists, and five previously unreleased tracks. --Geoffrey Himes
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| Customer Reviews: Read 12 more reviews...
great country music May 24, 2007 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This collection of music is very entertaining and worth the cost of the CD's.
Portraits May 13, 2007 0 out of 2 found this review helpful
The product is what I expected. It arrived on time and in the condition advertised.
'Portrait' of a great singer March 24, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I remember buying an album back in the mid-1970's - Emmylou Harris' "Blue Kentucky Girl" - on a trip to Colorado, and eagerly waiting to get back home to play it. I was enthralled with her soulfully smooth voice back when I was a kid.
This collection features several selections from that album, but is an excellent overview of some of her finest work, including the Dolly Parton-Linda Ronstadt "Trio" days. "Portraits" contains some of my very favorite Emmylou tracks: "Roses In The Snow", "Millworker", "Two More Bottles Of Wine", "Luxury Liner", "Save The Last Dance For Me".
Some of her best duet work is here, too, including her early work with Gram Parsons.
Listen October 27, 2006 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Comparing Emmylou to Dolly is like comparing apples and oranges, and being a professor of writing, I feel I know a thing or two about making comparisons. Emmylou is a true artist and wonderful lyricist. That is, she not only knows exactly how to move the listener through unique, unbelievable and articulate vocalization (which is less constructed, more fluid and more organic than Dolly's twang ever could be), but she knows how to write a damn good song. Emmylou is one of the best female vocalists of our time. If one knows how to listen, and listening is an art, one will hear. Now let's all take a moment to listen and let this woman shine out.
Spiritual music May 28, 2006 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This lady brings out the soul in everything she touches. No disrepect to Dolly Parton but there's just no comparison - to my mind it's only the stuff very close to Dolly's heart and experience (e.g. coat of many colours etc) where she manages anything like this brooding angel.
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