Artist  | Emmylou Harris
Title   | Elite Hotel

Genre   | Country                              Format  | Album
Source  | CD                                   Time    | 47:53

Label   | Reprise Records                      Store   | 2004
Catalog | 8122-78109-2                         Rip     | 2026

Bitrate | 785 kbps                             Size    | 282.40 MB
Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1

Elite Hotel (1975)

01. Amarillo                                                    3:01
02. Together Again                                              3:53
03. Feelin' Single Seein' Double                                2:26
04. Sin City                                                    3:54
05. One Of These Days                                           3:03
06. Till I Gain Control Again                                   5:35
07. Here, There And Everywhere                                  3:41
08. Ooh Las Vegas                                               3:43
09. Sweet Dreams                                                4:00
10. Jambalaya                                                   3:09
11. Satan's Jewel Crown                                         3:13
12. Wheels (Feat. Jonathan Edwards)                             3:13

Bonus Tracks (Previously Unissued)

13. You're Running Wild (Feat. Rodney Crowell)                  1:43
14. Cajun Born                                                  3:19

Blessed with a crystalline voice, a remarkable gift for phrasing, and a
restless creative spirit, Emmylou Harris is an artist whose work transcends
the narrow boundaries of genre. She travels a singular artistic path,
proudly carrying the torch of cosmic American music passed down by her
mentor, Gram Parsons, which made a profound mark on both country and rock.

Beginning as a folk singer in New York City, Harris released her first
album in 1970, only to see it disappear with the bankruptcy of her record
label. But a year later, she was playing a folk club in Washington DC when
Chris Hillman saw her perform, and he recommended her to his former
bandmate Gram Parsons.

Harris would contribute superb vocals to Parsons' solo albums, 1972's
"G.P." and 1974's "Grievous Angel", and he would be her guide in country
music until his death in September 1973. Harris moved on to a solo career
with albums like 1977's "Pieces Of The Sky" and "Elite Hotel", and 1977's
"Luxury Liner", where she blended an abiding respect for country music's
history with a passion and flair informed by rock.