With Charlie Louvin: If I Could Only Win Your Love

Charlie Louvin wrote "If I Could Only Win Your Love" with his brother Ira.

With Rodney Crowell:


This version features Herb Pederson and Chris Hillman, with an interview after.

Amarillo

With Rodney Crowell and James Burton:


"Amarillo" opens Elite Hotel (1975).

I Ain't Living Long Like This

From Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town (1978), performed her with Spyboy (featuring Buddy Miller on lead guitar):


With the Hot Band:


Written by Rodney Crowell, "I Ain't Living Long Like This," appeared on his first album called Ain't Living Long Like This (1977). Rodney was an early member of the Hot Band; Emmylou recorded a number of his songs including this one. Rodney Crowell:

With Rodney Crowell and Albert Lee: Song For Life

Rodney and Emmylou sing one of Rodney's songs and Albert does some fine picking as they sit around in Carlene Carter's living room (okay, not really).

With Rodney Crowell and Rosanne Cash: Old Pipeliner

With Rodney Crowell: Voilà, An American Dream

You Never Can Tell

Emmylou does justice to Chuck Berry's great song. This is an oldie with her being backed by an early version of the Hot Band, the one with the young Albert Lee and the young Rodney Crowell.

Here is the original played by a very laid back Chuck Berry and some pick up band (as is his wont).

With Rodney Crowell and Albert Lee: Tulsa Queen

"Tulsa Queen" appears on Luxury Liner (1977).

With Rodney Crowell: Shelter from the Storm

Rodney and Emmylou sing one of Bob Dylan's songs from his great album "Blood on the Tracks"

With Rodney Crowell: Heavenly Houseboat Blues

Rodney and Emmylou sing this Townes Van Zandt / Susanna Clark song surrounded by a galaxy of country artists. There's also trombone like sound effects from Jack Clement. This was a celebration of Townes in 1997.

With Rodney Crowell: A Fool Such As I

Emmylou sings an old Hank Snow song with Rodney Crowell.