Emmylou Harris

FROM THE SHOW: EMMYLOU HARRIS & YO LA TENGO

June 24th, 2009 • SEGMENT

From the show "Emmylou Harris & Yo La Tengo" originally aired on June 24th, 2009

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

May 4th, 2022 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll revisit our trip to Nashville with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans

DELBERT MCCLINTON AND BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

July 13th, 2016 • FULL SHOW

American Routes goes from Texas roadhouses to Zydeco dancehalls with two men known for their live performances, Delbert McClinton and Buckwheat Zydeco. Harmonica player, vocalist and songwriter Delbert McClinton has gone from backing up Jimmy Reed and Howlin' Wolf in the 1960s to top 40 success. But he never stops delivering what his fans want-sweaty, country-tinged rhythm and blues shows. Stanley Dural, Jr., better known as Buckwheat Zydeco, grew up hearing traditional accordion from his father from the very beginning, but preferred soul, funk and R&B. Now he's known for mixing them all together for high-energy shows across southern Louisiana and the world. All this plus great music from Lightnin' Hopkins, Emmylou Harris, Fats Domino and more.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

March 23rd, 2016 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

June 3rd, 2015 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry, "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

October 22nd, 2014 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano and on a music industry "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

KINGPINS OF THE GULF COAST: RODNEY CROWELL & DR. JOHN

March 26th, 2014 • FULL SHOW

The Houston-born singer/songwriter Rodney Crowell talks about growing up on the rough side of town with the ghost of Hank Williams as a "family member," as well writing songs for his recent duet partner Emmylou Harris. He also wrote for many of the country heavy weights from Jerry Reed to Guy Clark and Bob Seeger, and was also the antagonist in Rosanne Cash's signature tune "Seven Year Ache." Then we'll sit down live in a rare visit to Nashville (!) with the Crescent City's Nite Tripper himself Dr. John, who reminisces about and demonstrates his early days at the piano, and on a music industry, "spying mission" that could only happen in New Orleans.

EMMYLOU HARRIS & YO LA TENGO

June 24th, 2009 • FULL SHOW

Gifted singer Emmylou Harris takes a new trip down old country roads as the self-searching "Red Dirt Girl." We speak with her about growing up between South and North, her days on the road with Gram Parsons, and her atmospheric music today. Also, the purposefully unrooted band Yo La Tengo of Hoboken, New Jersey tracks their 15 years of luminous music and improvisatory life.

EMMYLOU HARRIS & YO LA TENGO

May 14th, 2008 • FULL SHOW

Gifted singer Emmylou Harris takes a new trip down old country roads as the self-searching "Red Dirt Girl". We speak with her about growing up between South and North, her days on the road with Gram Parsons, and her atmospheric music today. Also, the purposefully unrooted band Yo La Tengo of Hoboken, New Jersey tracks their 15 years of luminous music and improvisatory life.

DELBERT MCCLINTON & BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

December 5th, 2007 • FULL SHOW

American Routes goes from Texas roadhouses to Zydeco dancehalls with two men known for their live performances, Delbert McClinton and Buckwheat Zydeco. Harmonica player, vocalist and songwriter Delbert McClinton has gone from backing up Jimmy Reed and Howlin' Wolf in the 1960s to top-40 success. But he never stops delivering what his fans want--sweaty, country-tinged rhythm and blues shows. Stanley Dural, Jr., better known as Buckwheat Zydeco, grew up hearing traditional accordion from his father from the very beginning, but preferred soul, funk and R&B. Now he's known for mixing them all together for high-energy shows across southern Louisiana and the world. All this, plus great music from Lightnin' Hopkins, Emmylou Harris, Fats Domino and more.

DELBERT MCCLINTON / BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

August 24th, 2005 • FULL SHOW

American Routes goes from Texas roadhouses to Zydeco dancehalls with two men known for their live performances, Delbert McClinton and Buckwheat Zydeco. Harmonica player, vocalist and songwriter Delbert McClinton has gone from backing up Jimmy Reed and Howlin' Wolf in the 1960s to top-40 success. But he never stops delivering what his fans want--sweaty, country-tinged rhythm and blues shows. Stanley Dural, Jr., better known as Buckwheat Zydeco, grew up hearing traditional accordion from his father from the very beginning, but preferred soul, funk and R&B. Now he's known for mixing them all together for high-energy shows across southern Louisiana and the world. All this plus great music from Lightnin' Hopkins, Emmylou Harris, Fats Domino and more.

DELBERT MCCLINTON / BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO

December 1st, 2004 • FULL SHOW

American Routes goes from Texas roadhouses to Zydeco dancehalls with two men known for their live performances, Delbert McClinton and Buckwheat Zydeco. Harmonica player, vocalist and songwriter Delbert McClinton has gone from backing up Jimmy Reed and Howlin' Wolf in the 1960s to top-40 success. But he never stops delivering what his fans want--sweaty, country-tinged rhythm and blues shows. Stanley Dural, Jr., better known as Buckwheat Zydeco, grew up hearing traditional accordion from his father from the very beginning, but preferred soul, funk and R&B. Now he's known for mixing them all together for high-energy shows across southern Louisiana and the world. All this plus great music from Lightnin' Hopkins, Emmylou Harris, Fats Domino and more.

LEON REDBONE / STEVE RILEY & THE MAMOU PLAYBOYS

July 7th, 2004 • FULL SHOW

A visit with the mysterious pop antiquarian Leon Redbone. And closer to home, Steve Riley and David Greely of the Mamou Playboys play new Cajun music live in our studios. Also, Emmylou Harris, Jerry Douglas and others remember the country musician and riverboat captain John Hartford.

LEON REDBONE / STEVE RILEY & THE MAMOU PLAYBOYS

June 12th, 2002 • FULL SHOW

A visit with the mysterious man of antique popular music Leon Redbone. And from closer to home, Steve Riley and David Greely of the Mamou Playboys play new Cajun music live in our studios. Also, Emmylou Harris, Jerry Douglas and others remember the country musician and riverboat captain John Hartford.

EMMYLOU HARRIS / YO LA TENGO

August 8th, 2001 • FULL SHOW

Gifted singer Emmylou Harris takes a new trip down old country roads as the self-searching "Red Dirl Girl." We speak with her about growing up between South and North, her days on the road with Gram Parsons, and her atmospheric music today. Also, the purposefully unrooted band Yo La Tengo of Hoboken, New Jersey tracks their 15 years of luminous music and improvisatory life.

EMMYLOU HARRIS AND YO LA TENGO

November 15th, 2000 • FULL SHOW

Gifted singer Emmylou Harris takes a new trip down old country roads as the self-searching "Red Dirl Girl." We speak with her about growing upbetween South and North, her days on the road with Gram Parsons, and her atmospheric music today. Also, the purposefully unrooted band Yo La Tengo of Hoboken, New Jersey, tracks their 15 years of luminous music and improvisatory life.

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