Emmylou Harris

Emmylou Harris is an American singer and songwriter from Birmingham, Alabama, who helped define country rock and Americana. Her crystalline voice blends country, folk, and rock with roots-minded storytelling. After vocals on Gram Parsons albums, she broke through with Pieces of the Sky (1975) and Elite Hotel (1976). A Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, she has won 14 Grammy Awards and recorded the live album At the Ryman (1992).