This is one fantastic album. Harris sounds more like Sandy Denny exploring traditional English ballads than a country chanteuse. She navigates her way through "Angel Band", "Where Could I Go" and "Precious Memories" as a voice of truth, a genuine singer rather than absurd over-emoting.Secondly, the backing band are incredible. What with the shimmering purity of Vince Gill's backing vocals and the fiddle of Ricky Skaggs. It leaves me gasping with awe, and, having recently seen Bob Dylan in concert in May, I think Bob's opening songs must be touched by the hand of Emmylou. I refer to The Stanley Brothers' "Somebody Touched Me" and "I Am The Man, Thomas".It is this country-folk gospel that has, furthermore, influenced "O Brother Where Art Thou", yet Emmylou was there first, leading the way and reinvigorating us with this traditional music. Ultimately, this is for lovers of real music not the [stuff] that calls itself Country music.