Emmylou Harris – That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again (with Roy Orbison)
“That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again” is a rekindled flame sung in two voices—proof that the heart can forget the pain, but it rarely forgets the pull. The most important milestones…
“That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again” is a rekindled flame sung in two voices—proof that the heart can forget the pain, but it rarely forgets the pull. The most important milestones…
“Wild Mountain Thyme” as sung by Emmylou Harris is an invitation to come back to the purest kind of love—where the world is wide, the air is clean, and devotion…
A Sacred Stillness Where Faith Meets the Human Heart When Emmylou Harris recorded “O Little Town of Bethlehem” for her 1979 holiday album Light of the Stable, she infused one…
“Lonely Girl” is Emmylou Harris listening to time speed up—and answering it with a simple, aching truth: loneliness isn’t a drama, it’s a quiet room you learn to live inside.…
“Amarillo” is Emmylou Harris turning a small-town stop into a heartbreak trap—where bright lights, jukebox songs, and a pinball machine steal away what devotion couldn’t hold. Before the story has…
A Lonesome Heart’s Hymn to Home and the Quiet Strength of Devotion When Emmylou Harris released “Blue Kentucky Girl” in 1979 as both the title track and emotional centerpiece of…
“Hanging Up My Heart” is Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell turning grown-up heartbreak into a quiet duet—two familiar voices admitting, without spectacle, that sometimes the bravest love is the one…
A Quiet Rebellion Woven in Steel and Lace When Emmylou Harris recorded “I’ll Go Stepping Too” for her 1980 album Roses in the Snow, she was already an emblem of…
“I Still Miss Someone” is the kind of song that doesn’t “end” when the last chord fades—it simply settles back into the heart, like autumn air returning year after year.…
“Not Enough” is grief spoken with a steady voice—because when love is real, even a lifetime together can feel painfully short. “Not Enough” is one of Emmylou Harris’ most intimate…