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Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band with The Whites (Live in Chicago, 1978)

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Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band section 1:
1. Two More Bottles of Wine - 0:00
2. Easy From Now On - 4:07
3. To Daddy - 7:18
4. Luxury Liner - 10:13
5. Even Cowgirls Get the Blues - 14:19
6. My Songbird - 18:33
7. Blue Kentucky Girl - 21:55
The Whites section:
8. My Window Faces The South - 25:10
9. Tumbling Tumbleweeds - 28:03
10. Home - 30:57
11. Swing Down Sweet Chariot - 35:14
Emmylou Harris and The Hot Band section 2:
12. I Ain't Living Long Like This - 37:43
13. The Angels Rejoiced Last Night - 44:18
14. Leavin' Louisiana In The Broad Daylight - 46:45
15. Satan's Jewel Crown - 50:30
16. Hallelujah I'm Ready To Go - 54:36
17. Encore: Hallelujah I'm Ready To Go - 56:51
The Hot Band:
Ricky Skaggs - fiddle, guitar, vocals
Tony Brown - piano
Mike Bowden - bass
Hank Devito - pedal steel
Frank Reckard - lead guitar, harmony vocals
John Ware - drums
The Whites:
Sharon White - vocals, guitar
Cheryl White - vocals, bass
Buck White - vocals, mandolin
Jerry Douglas on dobro and Bob Black on banjo.
Some backstory: In 1975, The Whites played a Washington, D.C. show with Emmylou Harris. That association led to them providing background vocals on Harris’ Blue Kentucky Girl (1979), Light of the Stable (1979) and Roses in the Snow (1980) albums. Emmylou also took The Whites on tour with her Hot Band. “She just opened so many doors for us and put us in front of people who had never seen us before,” Sharon told interviewer Paul Edward Joyce. “We just had a great relationship and will forever be grateful to her for how she helped us.”
Live in Chicago, 1978.
Just a reupload of the deleted video, originally uploaded on RU-vid by someone else.

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@vicenteortiz2144 2 года назад

Willie Nelson: "There are two kinds of men. Those who are in love with Emmylou Harris, and those who haven't met her."

@allisonbenjamin2449 3 месяца назад

Ohhh. Saw Emmy in 2008? 2009? Here in Boise Idaho at the Egyptian Theater, 3 Gals and a Buddy. And she sang all my favorites from this Album. Quarter Moon on a Ten Cent Town. I samg along and cried. It was as if thst Concert was for me. She had sung the sound track of my life almost 46 years.

@EmersumBiggins 3 месяца назад

One of the best song lists of ELH on RU-vid 👍

@conmaz 6 месяцев назад

Absolutely one of the greatest female country western singer. 😊😊😊😊😊

@elliehjemmet Год назад

No one has ever done a better version of Karla Bonoff's "Home" than the Whites! This whole film is precious... all those great songs and performers. Emmylou Harris is uncomparable. Thank you for posting!

@donnalynes2804 2 месяца назад

what phenomenal music. finger picking at its best and of course the pulchritude of emmylou harris. this is a real musical gem!

@roadie3124 7 дней назад

I saw Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band in Canberra, Australia in 1984. The next day I was sitting in the departure terminal at Canberra Airport and they came in and sat in the same row.

@Cliff2548 2 года назад

I love Emmylou Harris voice, Harmony and musicianship! There is a unique element about her that shines through in every performance!

@ScottyWig 3 года назад

Emmylou In “Those” Years, , THAT voice, her beauty ~ so very fine.

@dorothym1891 2 года назад

Luxury liner

@JamesW225 5 месяцев назад

Emmy lou has been my dream girl forever.

@jazz_addict7079 Год назад

Caught her live in '76 and I've never been the same. . . what a stellar artist. . and what a gorgeous woman!

@spaceghost_1 Год назад

I love Emmylou Harris saw her in 1976 at the Long Beach banjo and fiddle festival, where Linda Ronstadt told the promoters that she wouldn’t play the festival, if she couldn’t have Emmylou Harris on the bill also, Emmylou was there promoting her debut album with her Hot Band with James Burton on guitar and of course she was amazing and so was Linda Ronstadt

@donnalynes2804 4 месяца назад

a true gem. voice and personality.

@flyfreeqhrt5484 5 месяцев назад

I love all her early songs so much. She always had a kick ass band.

@AngelikaVo-zw4oj 14 дней назад

Sie gehört schon immer zu meinen Favoriten.

@DennisFagan 3 года назад

We knew this great band in the Seventies as Buck White and The Down Home Folks - they later turned into the Whites and love was coming into the picture as Ricky Skaggs - occasional sideman for Buck White and the Downhome Folks (not Down Home Gang) fell in love with Sharon. Next thing we know Ricky is on the Roses In The Snow album with the Whites but also another side man from Buck; the fabulous Tony Rice. (God rest his lovely soul) and Jerry Douglas. All this could be seen in bloom at the annual Kerrville Bluegrass Festival held every Labor Day weekend in Kerrville, Texas. Little did we know that so many things were starting to come together (1975 - 1979). I managed to visit with Ricky summer of 2019 and we reminisced about all that was emerging on that stage in Kerrville. Thank God for Buck White, proud son of Oklahoma and Abilene, Texas as he emerged with his version of Texas Swing but with a bluegrass flair. He was the North Star for all of these great people who converged in the late 70's.

@allanpotts6765 Год назад

Such loveliness; a Songbird, "I just can't let go."

@charliekavanagh1217 3 года назад

Greatest singer of all time bar none

@GH-oi2jf 2 года назад

It is impossible to rank singers.

@charliekavanagh1217 2 года назад

@@GH-oi2jf It's not . Emmylou is in a class of her own

@impassable Год назад

@@GH-oi2jf That's kind of true..I mean what about Patsy Cline or Agnetha Faltscog

@barbaraboethling596 Год назад

Emmylou at her best! Awesome!💕💕

@EddieC2000 2 года назад

What an awesome concert! These people got their money's worth at this show.

@karenwhite5339 3 года назад

My absolute favorite female vocalist of all time!!! Emmylou didn't really receive her due credit (in my humble opinion).That is an incredible amount of talent on one stage!!❤✌

@fishhuntadventure 3 года назад

Yes. She has a phrase and delivery sensitivity in the genre shared by very few beyond Allison Krauss, Merle Haggard, Jim Reeves, Nanci Griffith, Patsy Cline, John Denver... Others of course- Joel, Ann Wilson, Vince Gill - stand out, but Emmylou’s quality and expressiveness is, like the others, the cream that rises above judgement. So few ‘popular’ artists have that talent. Probably because “practicing more” just can’t get anyone to this level no matter their skill.

@louisevad6091 Год назад

Not maybe the great commercial success. But ask any musician and she is #1

@petem6846 3 года назад

Hot band is right! Amazing to see Ricky Skaggs in the Hot Band in 1978 when we know looking back what a career he had! Great music!!

@IMBrute-ir7gz 3 года назад

Yeah, he was so young then! Then he got old! Hey, wait a minute! So did I!

@ronaldsalazar4634 3 года назад

OMG Takes me back to the Catylist in Santa Cruz CA and the Emmylou's favorite country station KFAT. In 1978 I was listening to Led Zepplin, The Stones, AC/DC, but in the middle of that rock n roll there was Emmylou and the Hot Band. Emmylou, Ricky, and Jerry all on the same stage at the same! Musical Heaven. Thank for reminding me why I have been a Emmylou fan for almost half a century!!

@broncobrian2344 Год назад

The Catalyst lol. Now that brings back memories. Eddie and The Tide, Jerry Jeff Walker, a few of my memories there

@bobstark8749 8 месяцев назад

I'm glad I stumbled on this. Frank Reckard and Ricky Skaggs, wow, wadda band. I'm lucky to have seen them in 1988 with Frank on the guitar. He's my quintessential country lead guitarist. Thanks for sharing!

@brunningwolf 3 года назад

I had the pleasure to sing with Emmy Lou at a couple of farmades was so cool.

@JoseFlores-ef4nv 3 года назад

Emmy lo más,. en Argentina t Amamos 🥰

@eddiefitzgerald5198 2 года назад

I would have loved to be there...What a Concert!!!!

@coreyjones2694 3 года назад

Jerry Douglas in his early 20's, cool!

@easyguitarlessonsgrandpaal9126 23 дня назад

Always like her music and always thought she was fine foxy lady.

@paulengel3417 3 года назад

Buck, Sharon and Cheryl...the best!

@GaryAnthonyYoung-zz4mn 2 месяца назад

I only knew Robert a few minutes but I knew what it was. Touched, but we're going to heaven. Gb... .

@jaygold4467 Год назад

Ricky Scaggs backing her up.

@jackwalker1822 2 года назад

Emmylou has always been great but she was totally on top of her game in this time frame. I saw Emmylou 4 times in the early 80's and she was superb. And of course beautiful beyond description. Despite the lack of pixels and great sound this is a great video. Really enjoyed it.

@suzannelawson9215 2 месяца назад

I love the song, "Home" by The Whites. Great vocals by the lady singing lead here.

@gunners47 3 года назад

SUPERB CONCERT, THANX FOR THIS GREAT FOOTAGE....AT 44.20 THERE'S A A STUNNING DUET FROM EMMYLOU & RICKY SKAGGS...

@Ansanflower Год назад

좋은음악 잘듣고 갑니다

@rafaelgregorioperozoalborn9584 Год назад

La voz mas dulce y melodiosa del country

@peterkuhn6751 3 года назад

Peter H. Kuhn, Switzerland, Eine absolute Top- Sängerin, die mit ihrer Musik viele zehntausend Menschen "happy" gemacht hat und dies immer noch tut. Ein absolut tolle Frau, mit einer ebensolchen Stimme. Absolut toll auch im Alter! Thank you Emmylo Harris!

@ulrichwill496 2 года назад

Lieber Peter, ich habe sie 1979 zum erstenmal in der USA gesehen. Auch Bruce Springsteen! Sie hat die Stimme von einem Engel. Und sie ist immer noch top. Bruce auch. Und beide lieben ihren Job und ihre Fans. Das ist das schöne Gesicht dieses Landes. Liebe Grüsse aus Zürich

@gillesbourgeois5348 6 месяцев назад

Am I dreaming ? A Les Paul Junior in country music band?!?!? Who dared???

@sirwinston2368 3 месяца назад

With a B-bender!

@EmersumBiggins 3 месяца назад

Frank Reckard. Great player👍

@Cap683 6 месяцев назад

Buck White and the Down Home Folks with Jerry Douglas and Ricky Skaggs stopped in our little out of the way town and played a little hole in the wall club. At that time I did not know who Ricky Skaggs or Jerry Douglas or the White sisters were. They played like it was a famous venue. I was with a husband and wife with whom I had been playing bass and we spoke with the Whites. They were as you might expect very welcoming. As years have gone by I did come to know about Ricky Skaggs, Jerry Douglas, and the Whites had just started working with Emmy Lou Harris on her albums. It was a lovely evening.

@JohnBrown-el8ir 3 года назад

I'm glad that i got to see her before she became famous . She sure looks good in Jeans .

@faststratjo2006 3 года назад

She sure does, I love her dancing around while playing "I Ain't Living Long Like This".

@IMBrute-ir7gz 3 года назад

Uh, yeah... about those jeans...

@glencoe6305 3 года назад

At 23:15 is Buck White on Mandolin, Daddy leader of The Whites. He just turned 90 on Dec 12, and still plays Piano ,Mandolin, and Sings on the Opry.

@asbc456 3 года назад

“To Daddy” is just superb. I still remember it from this concert listening on the tube in 1978. To me, her best band and sets were on Emmylou at the Ryman with Nash Ramblers some years later. But her choice of songs, band mates, and incredible, incredible sense of harmony are the finest country I’ve ever heard.

@robertgrant3034 3 года назад

Yes indeed, she is a National Treasure!

@diakristy6262 3 года назад

Sob sob

@clarkie101 3 года назад

love the songs and the players

@bradburnside7644 3 года назад

The venue is WTTW's television studio at 5400 N. St. Louis Ave. My wife and I drove down from Evanston for this Soundstage taping, so you can see us in the second row in front of the stage. A wonderful show.

@RobAnderlik 3 года назад

I don’t know where you found this video thank you so very much for posting it! This video changed my life! When this aired on PBS in 1978 and I saw Jerry Douglas playing the dobro I knew I had to get one and learn to play. I’ve been searching for this video for a long time. Thank you so much for posting this!

@susaneaden4602 3 года назад

Excellent

@dhhifl 2 года назад

WOW What a great find!!! Thanks for posting!!!!

@geraldhills41 Год назад

man them songs were cooking !

@mairianncullen8753 3 года назад

What a fabulous set! Great mix of songs and styles. I love when Emmylou sings Rodney Crowell songs, and Gram Parson's 'Luxury Liner'. 💕

@margaretross9150 3 года назад

I've recently noticed that Emmylou includes songs associated with Gram Parsons in every concert lineup I've read. She is remarkably devoted to him.

@daves.7138 2 года назад

I've been looking for this for years! Thank you for posting

@elcorizon 3 года назад

look at that LP JR , this channel rocks

@jamesbeshears6717 3 года назад

I saw Emmylou on her Pieces of the Sky tour. Great band ...Ron Tutt ...Glen D Hardin ...James Burton...Rodney Crowell. I don't remember who else played with her on that tour. If anyone knows I'd appreciate it you'd let me know. Emmylou has aged beautifully...like a bottle of fine wine.

@karenwhite5339 3 года назад

I am not certain, but I think Steve Fishell may have been on that tour??

@blackfly1955 3 года назад

@@karenwhite5339 I'm thinking Hank DeVito.

@gillesbourgeois5348 6 месяцев назад

Ricky Scaggs is really a great harmonies singer. His work here is awsome.

@DennisFagan 3 года назад

This venue, I believe, is the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. In 77 and 78, we saw REO and local favorite Shadows of Knight there but the big surprise was an L.A. band called Van Halen. Aragon and The Quiet Knight were amazing halls to hear great music between 1970 and 1980. Aragon was a tad dangerous for lilly white boys from the suburbs. You could get "your head kicked in" if you didn't keep your eyes down. It was always worth it. My mom saw Tommy Dorsey at the Aragon when she was a "bobby soxer" from Aquinas High School, South Chicago. Aragon Ballroom.

@chuckrrose 3 года назад

Loving some Frank Reckard, the true heir to Roy Nichols, with some Duane Eddy twang-melody wrangling thrown in and a voice all his own.... he still out there?

@tommckinnon1005 3 года назад

After the Hot Band dissolved, he went back to college and became, of all things, an attorney!

@chuckrrose 3 года назад

@@tommckinnon1005 Right, a top water rights attorney which, in New Mexico, is a big deal! I understand he plays out once in a while...love to hear that.

@johnfeatherstone7299 3 года назад

I've been a fan since Elite Hotel and saw Emmylou and the Hotband at the Manchester Free Trade Hall, UK (Maybe around 78) When the band came out, I was shocked not to see Albert Lee but instead this guy with a hat on, smoking a cigarette, (which he would put in the neck of his guitar, while playing) Really disappointed not to see Albert but this stranger who turned out to be Frank Reckard, was phenomenal. What a great show. Seen Emmy a few times since. Someone described her voice being, "as clear as a mountain stream" couldn't have got it better and the best band ever.

@leonardosciuto4177 3 года назад

Bellissima Hemmylou😍

@davestambaugh7282 3 года назад

Remember seeing the band Emerald city at the folk ghetto in Norfolk Virginia back in sixty seven. Met Bernie Leadon that same night.

@paulchinery6580 3 месяца назад

You know this is early Emmy Lou, look at those eyebrows 😂 Hot Band is the best band she ever played with , notwithstanding a few substitutes along the way

@SunbearBluesBand 3 года назад

Frank Reckard ... not as often mentioned as Albert Lee or James Burton, but an awesome, awesome player.

@2wheelsturnin 3 года назад

Yes he is. In the lead break that starts around 11:15 it looks like that double cut has a B bender judging by the way he pushes the neck down slightly at times - and I see a strange knob or button on the bridge right around the B string. I have seen him in other vids using a B bender Tele on this same song. This gotta be a rare guitar.

@Bbendfender 3 года назад

@@2wheelsturnin I think it is a B-bender on that LP Jr. I don't know how they did it but Frank was definitely "bending" the neck to get those other full step notes. I also own a Tele B-bender.

@anxiousappliance 2 года назад

Thanks for clarifying - a wonderful player.

@stevew270 3 года назад

1978, times were better, country was country and Emmylou had Hank DeVito!!

@tomc8617 3 года назад

She's not just gorgeous and an amazing talent, but there's something about her as a person, her demeanor, that really sets her apart from most women. As much as she has going for her, she is an incredibly humble and sweet person. Also shy.

@kremmerswaal7349 3 года назад

Thanks, Kursebi!

@jean-marcperdrix4792 2 года назад

Fan depuis 1978

@jakeeschen7868 3 года назад

"They have 'a' banjo player." "A" banjo player. I saw them a year before, when they were Buck White and the Down Home Folks. I bought one of their LPs three years later, and they were just The Whites.

@lewisc215 3 года назад

There is a God!

@paoli91 3 года назад

I didn´t know this guy,Frank Reckard,the e guitar player,he´s really good

@Imw101 3 года назад

He gave it all up to become a lawyer (specialising in water rights)

@fiddler0542 4 года назад

Thank you!!

@danreedy9392 3 года назад

There's a line from a Buck White song I'll never forget - "Papa says love is po' folks pleasure"

@IMBrute-ir7gz 3 года назад

This brings back memories! In 1978 I was front row center at a Willie Nelson/Emmylou Harris concert at the Bayfront Center in St. Petersburg, Florida. Emmylou was wearing this sparkly turquoise top with big butterfly sleeves. When she waved to the crowd, I saw something I wish I hadn't. That sleeve fell back, exposing a hairy armpit. Up till that moment, she was "perfectly angelic" in my eyes. After that, not so much. This explains why you've never seen her bare legs, only jeans and long skirts meeting high-top boots. Ugh! My heart was broken!

@paulkubic786 3 года назад

If armpits and hair bother you, you need therapy! Stunning voice and beauty are not effected! Susanna Clark,and Dolly were writers, Emmylou always chose exceptional songs! The Whites were great, Frank Reckard,on Tele , was her best guitarist, even over Lee and the rest!

@csmith5420 3 года назад

B.S. Maybe at that time, but she’s worn short skirts plenty of times. And who cares anyway…

@bazi8m1 3 года назад

Thank you so much! Rare treat! My how young and handsome they were. Emmylou, Ricky, Sharon Was Ricky already a-courtin Sharon and was Emmylou playing matchmaker? and is that Flux on dobro "Ain't no Flux Jerry!! " Man this is rare and wonderful stuff!!!

@rebelrog 3 года назад

That guitar player "Frank" is great! Never heard of him before but he has his own cool style. 12:27 Nice picking!

@ecarteringram 3 года назад

Hadn't heard of him either...a friend mentioned he roomed at UCSC { Santa Cruz, Go Banana Slugs}with the finest guitarist he'd ever heard in person; Frank Reckard.. He's on RU-vid with Emmylou quite a few times. And when you're talking about James Burton and Albert Lee as being the other lead guitarists in Emmylou 's band; he's in high company. Both my friend and Frank ended up being lawyers.

@markmcclellan8421 3 года назад

Grew up with Frank and his brothers in Claremont Ca. Fast Farm was his nickname. Moved to Santa Cruz, there was Frank!

@williamfahnestock2124 2 года назад

My good. I love you. I have sang with you for 30 plus years. At home. By myself

@pbrooks4040 3 года назад

Ricky married Sharon White three years later!

@fishhuntadventure 3 года назад

Travelin’ Man. This was different than what I thought was “her version” I’ve heard in the past. Sharp edges, a touch of hard delivery, and still sensitive.

@MrSwampFox2U 2 года назад

Who is the guy in the Warner Bros. windbreaker playing TF out of that Les Paul Jr.? Ridiculous. As is Emmylou. 🎻🌘 ❤️

@davidbraun4001 Год назад

Frank Reckard, guitarist extraordinaire.

@ronshalita 3 года назад

I wonder if this is where Ricky fell in love with Sharon .. I know I just did lol

@Kursebi 3 года назад

From Robert Oermann's book "Behind the Grand Ole Opry curtain": "We met in 1971," says Sharon. "It was the first summer that Ricky traveled with Ralph Stanley. "I flipped out when I saw her and heard her," recalls Ricky. "I wanted to meet her so bad. Went up and kinda flirted with her a little bit. I was sixteen years old." "We moved to Nashville in September 1971, and I saw him again in October when he came to town for the Country Music Convention," Sharon remembers. "We started working the festivals on the bluegrass circuit. We ran into him a lot then. . . . We just gradually got to be pals during that time. In January 1980, Sharon was divorced from her first husband, banjo player Jack Hicks. Eight months later, Ricky was divorced from his first wife, Barbara, with whom he had two children, Mandy and Andrew. The divorces drew Ricky and Sharon together. "I was hurtin', and she was hurtin'," Ricky recalls. "We started hangin' really close together."

@ronshalita 3 года назад

@@Kursebi wow thank you so much for that! Very very much appreciated...

@Kursebi 3 года назад

@@ronshalita You are welcome! It's always a pleasure to recall some details about those artists.

@ando1148 Год назад

effortless casual swank

@woodennickel6148 Год назад

Well Dr. Deborah did not do it, Chancellor Chen. The Philistinianitans meet tomorrow. Some of them will be sure to run up to one another and ask about the cheese rolls. The provisions are sat out for their precision. RUBBER DUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!