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Stumble into Grace
Emmylou Harrisās second Nonesuch album, Stumble Into Grace, was released on September 23, 2003. Ahead of its twentieth anniversary, Nonesuch will release the album on vinyl for the first time, in a limited cream-colored vinyl edition. On this, her second consecutive album of original material, following her Nonesuch debut album, Red Dirt Girl, Harris is joined by guests like Linda Ronstadt, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Gillian Welch, Jane Siberry, Buddy Miller, and Daniel Lanois.
Stumble Into Grace was produced by Malcolm Burn, as was Red Dirt Girl. Like its predecessor and 1995ās Wrecking Ball, which was engineered and mixed by Burn, Stumble Into Grace shows Harris working in a sonic landscape far removed from the more traditional sound of her 1970s and '80s recordings ā with her sophisticated songwriting adding an additional dimension to the music. As Newsweek says, āHer stellar voice takes on new depth when tied to songs this personal.ā
Harrisās personal history is inscribed in Stumble Into Grace via the participation of female artists from within her musical community. Longtime collaborator and friend Linda Ronstadt sings on āStrong Handā, which is dedicated to the late June Carter Cash. Kate and Anna McGarrigle co-wrote āLittle Birdā, as well as the traditional āPlaisir dāAmourā ā and also join in on both songsā vocals ā in a reciprocation of Harrisās contribution to their celebrated album The McGarrigle Hour. āI Will Dreamā features Jane Siberry, who also sings on āLost Unto This Worldā. Julie Miller sang on āHere I Amā, and Jill Cuniff of Luscious Jackson co-wrote āTime in Babylonā.
Shortly after the release of Stumble Into Grace, Emmylou Harris participated in a cross-venue Carnegie Hall festival, for which she curated four concerts in the then-new, intimate Zankel Hall. The Zankel performances featured Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and Buddy and Julie Miller; the mini-festival culminated with Harrisās own performance in Carnegie's main stage, Stern Auditorium.
Stumble Into Grace was produced by Malcolm Burn, as was Red Dirt Girl. Like its predecessor and 1995ās Wrecking Ball, which was engineered and mixed by Burn, Stumble Into Grace shows Harris working in a sonic landscape far removed from the more traditional sound of her 1970s and '80s recordings ā with her sophisticated songwriting adding an additional dimension to the music. As Newsweek says, āHer stellar voice takes on new depth when tied to songs this personal.ā
Harrisās personal history is inscribed in Stumble Into Grace via the participation of female artists from within her musical community. Longtime collaborator and friend Linda Ronstadt sings on āStrong Handā, which is dedicated to the late June Carter Cash. Kate and Anna McGarrigle co-wrote āLittle Birdā, as well as the traditional āPlaisir dāAmourā ā and also join in on both songsā vocals ā in a reciprocation of Harrisās contribution to their celebrated album The McGarrigle Hour. āI Will Dreamā features Jane Siberry, who also sings on āLost Unto This Worldā. Julie Miller sang on āHere I Amā, and Jill Cuniff of Luscious Jackson co-wrote āTime in Babylonā.
Shortly after the release of Stumble Into Grace, Emmylou Harris participated in a cross-venue Carnegie Hall festival, for which she curated four concerts in the then-new, intimate Zankel Hall. The Zankel performances featured Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and Buddy and Julie Miller; the mini-festival culminated with Harrisās own performance in Carnegie's main stage, Stern Auditorium.
Tracklist
Side A:
1. Here I Am
2. I Will Dream
3. Little Bird
4. Time in Babylon
5. Can You Hear Me Now
Side B:
1. Strong Hand (for June)
2. Jupiter Rising
3. O Evangeline
4. Plaisir d'Amour
5. Lost Unto This World
6. Cup of Kindness
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Emmylou Harrisās second Nonesuch album, Stumble Into Grace, was released on September 23, 2003. Ahead of its twentieth anniversary, Nonesuch will release the album on vinyl for the first time, in a limited cream-colored vinyl edition. On this, her second consecutive album of original material, following her Nonesuch debut album, Red Dirt Girl, Harris is joined by guests like Linda Ronstadt, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Gillian Welch, Jane Siberry, Buddy Miller, and Daniel Lanois.
Stumble Into Grace was produced by Malcolm Burn, as was Red Dirt Girl. Like its predecessor and 1995ās Wrecking Ball, which was engineered and mixed by Burn, Stumble Into Grace shows Harris working in a sonic landscape far removed from the more traditional sound of her 1970s and '80s recordings ā with her sophisticated songwriting adding an additional dimension to the music. As Newsweek says, āHer stellar voice takes on new depth when tied to songs this personal.ā
Harrisās personal history is inscribed in Stumble Into Grace via the participation of female artists from within her musical community. Longtime collaborator and friend Linda Ronstadt sings on āStrong Handā, which is dedicated to the late June Carter Cash. Kate and Anna McGarrigle co-wrote āLittle Birdā, as well as the traditional āPlaisir dāAmourā ā and also join in on both songsā vocals ā in a reciprocation of Harrisās contribution to their celebrated album The McGarrigle Hour. āI Will Dreamā features Jane Siberry, who also sings on āLost Unto This Worldā. Julie Miller sang on āHere I Amā, and Jill Cuniff of Luscious Jackson co-wrote āTime in Babylonā.
Shortly after the release of Stumble Into Grace, Emmylou Harris participated in a cross-venue Carnegie Hall festival, for which she curated four concerts in the then-new, intimate Zankel Hall. The Zankel performances featured Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and Buddy and Julie Miller; the mini-festival culminated with Harrisās own performance in Carnegie's main stage, Stern Auditorium.
Stumble Into Grace was produced by Malcolm Burn, as was Red Dirt Girl. Like its predecessor and 1995ās Wrecking Ball, which was engineered and mixed by Burn, Stumble Into Grace shows Harris working in a sonic landscape far removed from the more traditional sound of her 1970s and '80s recordings ā with her sophisticated songwriting adding an additional dimension to the music. As Newsweek says, āHer stellar voice takes on new depth when tied to songs this personal.ā
Harrisās personal history is inscribed in Stumble Into Grace via the participation of female artists from within her musical community. Longtime collaborator and friend Linda Ronstadt sings on āStrong Handā, which is dedicated to the late June Carter Cash. Kate and Anna McGarrigle co-wrote āLittle Birdā, as well as the traditional āPlaisir dāAmourā ā and also join in on both songsā vocals ā in a reciprocation of Harrisās contribution to their celebrated album The McGarrigle Hour. āI Will Dreamā features Jane Siberry, who also sings on āLost Unto This Worldā. Julie Miller sang on āHere I Amā, and Jill Cuniff of Luscious Jackson co-wrote āTime in Babylonā.
Shortly after the release of Stumble Into Grace, Emmylou Harris participated in a cross-venue Carnegie Hall festival, for which she curated four concerts in the then-new, intimate Zankel Hall. The Zankel performances featured Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and Buddy and Julie Miller; the mini-festival culminated with Harrisās own performance in Carnegie's main stage, Stern Auditorium.
Tracklist
Side A:
1. Here I Am
2. I Will Dream
3. Little Bird
4. Time in Babylon
5. Can You Hear Me Now
Side B:
1. Strong Hand (for June)
2. Jupiter Rising
3. O Evangeline
4. Plaisir d'Amour
5. Lost Unto This World
6. Cup of Kindness
