One of America's finest and most enduring popular singers, Emmylou Harris has
always been closely associated with country music, although she fits no
Nashville stereotype and has always been keen to explore other areas. She first
got into music in a big way at the University of North Carolina, learning Bob
Dylan songs, which led her to start performing folk music in New York's
Greenwich Village. In 1971 she met the Flying Burrito Brothers and ended up
singing with Gram Parsons on his debut solo album GP. She toured with his band
The Fallen Angels and they worked together on his n...