Patti Scialfa, a Deal native, has multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer, and her appearances and performances have been ...

Months after Patti Scialfa revealed her blood cancer diagnosis, she made a rare public appearance at Linda Ronstadt's tribute ...

Americana-tinged singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams and Aussie indie rocker Courtney Barnett are among the standout names ...

With her gorgeously pure vocals and ethereal stage presence, Emmylou Harris has long been an icon of country music. The silver-haired singer has collaborated with luminaries like Dolly Parton and ...

Video / DVD Sat Eye Candy: Emmylou Harris. Source: JamBase April 3, 2011. THEY COME NO BETTER THAN THIS LADY Emmylou Harris is no diva. She doesn't swoop and show off with her singing, finding her ...

Even Emmylou Harris gets nervous before a show!. The music legend and Country Music Hall of Famer, 76, opened up to PEOPLE about her pre-performance butterflies on Tuesday, before taking the stage ...

When a country singer reaches across the dial to join together in song with an artist from another genre, she's following in the footsteps of Emmylou Harris, a true champion of women in music and ...

Emmylou Harris and guitarist Jim Wilson perform Thursday at the Wiltern during the kickoff of Harris' tour promoting a deluxe reissue of 'Wrecking Ball,' her acclaimed 1995 album with Daniel Lanois.

Hear Emmylou Harris and John Paul White sing "Kyrie," a new collaboration written for the upcoming second volume of the 'Mercyland' compilation.

Her eye for talent (Leonard Cohen, Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Raitt) made her a force in a mostly male business. It was she who introduced Bob Dylan to the Band. By Clay Risen Hear songs by Sarah ...

Patti Scialfa has multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer, and her appearances and performances have been sporadic since her ...

Emmylou Harris: 'Wrecking Ball' Asylum Emmylou Harris's voice is an alloy of crystal and steel, and this mixture of delicacy and resilience lends her the aura of an idealized frontier woman.