album · November 1, 1979
Light of the Stable
Rhino/Warner RecordsSee this day
countryfolksinger-songwriter
This 1979 compilation collects previously unreleased recordings from Emmylou Harris, showcasing a more intimate and raw side of her artistry. It offers a compelling look at her creative process outside of her more polished studio albums.
- "Light of the Stable" was released as a budget compilation in November 1979, featuring previously unissued tracks.
- The album includes a diverse range of material, from traditional folk songs to contemporary compositions.
- Despite being a compilation of older material, the album was well-received by critics for its authentic sound and Harris's emotive performances.
Emmylou Harris is a Grammy-winning artist from Birmingham, Alabama, known for her distinctive vocal style and contributions to country, folk, and singer-songwriter music. In 1979, she released "Light of the Stable," a compilation of previously unreleased recordings, following the success of her albums "Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town" and "Blue Kentucky Girl."
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