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Gram Parsons's song "She" is not specifically about Emmylou Harris. However, Harris did provide backing vocals on the song for Parsons' album "Grievous Angel," which many interpret as adding a personal touch to the lyrics. The song reflects Parsons's longing and emotions towards a past relationship.
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Who performed the song Love Hurts in the 70's?
It was performed by Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris in 1973 and by Nazareth in 1975. In the sixties it was most notably performed by The Everly Brothers and by Roy Orbison.
Song by what song did Tim Goodman and Emmy Lou Harris sing?
Emmylou Harris sang a duet with Tim Goodman on the song "Thing About You", which is a track off the 1985 debut album from the group Southern Pacific. Coincidentally, the band's 1986 release, Killbilly Hill, included a song titled "A Girl Like Emmylou", but did not include Emmylou Harris on vocals.
What is the title song of the movie what Alice found?
The Pearl - Emmylou Harris
What song did Dave mathews and emmylou harris sing?
Long Black Veil
What song did emmylou harris sing of carmol Taylor?
Save the last dance for me
Who sings The End of the World as you Know It?
Emmylou Harris with backing by Jim Lauderdale sings this - as does the writer of the song, Lucinda Williams.
What song has the lyrics about weeping like a willow and moaning like a dove in it?
The best match is "Hello Stranger" by Harris Emmylou.
Who sang the song bottle of wine?
Fireballs, Tom Paxton, Howard Morrison.
Emmylou Harris back in baby's arms cover song on what album?
It was on the soundtrack album of the movie 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles'. Also released as a single '45 vinyl.
Did musical artist paul k write the song god's own singer about gram parsons not to be confused with the song sung by the flying burrito brothers a different song?
yes
What is the lazy song about?
'Lazy Days' by Gram Parsons and the Flying Burrito Brothers.
Who wrote wayfaring stranger and when was it written?
The song "Wayfaring Stranger" is a traditional American folk and gospel song of unknown origin. It likely dates back to the early 19th century and has been covered by many artists over the years, including Johnny Cash and Emmylou Harris.
