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Red Dirt Girl

Red Dirt Girl is the nineteenth studio album by American country artist Emmylou Harris, released on September 12, 2000 by Nonesuch Records. The album was a significant departure for Harris, as eleven of the twelve tracks were written or co-written by her. At the time, she was best known for covering other songwriters' work. Prior to this album, only two of Harris' LPs had more than two of her own compositions. Her next album, Stumble into Grace, was also written by Harris. The album contains "Bang the Drum Slowly", a song Guy Clark helped Harris write as an elegy for her father. The album peaked at number 3 on the Billboard country album charts and won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 2001.

Reception
The album was very positively received, being declared "spellbinding" by The Guardian., while the New York Times wrote: "Miss Harris has found herself. The album was included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, which describes it thus: ''“drum loops and middle eastern melodies nestle in comfortably next to warm guitar work and Harris' gently wavering voice... a big departure from her rootsy '70s releases.”'' ==Track listing==
Track listing
• Track information and Personnel credits taken from the album's liner notes. ==Personnel==
Personnel
1. "The Pearl" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Bass • Ethan Johns: Electric guitar • Daryl Johnson: Drums, bass, percussion, harmony vocals • Buddy Miller: Electric guitar 2. "Michelangelo" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Bass, Drum box programming • Ethan Johns: Electric guitar 3. "I Don't Wanna Talk About It Now" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Piano, electric guitar, tambourine • Jill Cunniff: Electric guitar, bass, harmony vocals • Ethan Johns: Drums • Daryl Johnson: Bass, harmony vocals • Julie Miller: harmony vocals 4. "Tragedy" • Emmylou Harris: Baritone electric Guitar • Malcolm Burn: Piano, 12-string guitar, bass, Fender Rhodes, drum box programming • Ethan Johns: Electric guitar • Daryl Johnson: Chord bass • Buddy Miller: Pedal steel • Patti Scialfa: Duet vocal • Bruce Springsteen: Harmony vocals 5. "Red Dirt Girl" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Bass, electric guitar, drum box programming • Ethan Johns: Omnichord • Daryl Johnson: Percussion, bass pedals • Buddy Miller: Electric guitar 6. "My Baby Needs A Shepherd" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Electric guitar, percussion, dulcimer, drum box programming • Ethan Johns: Baritone electric guitar, percussion • René Coman: Bass • Patty Griffin: Harmony vocals • Daryl Johnson: Baritone acoustic guitar, percussion 7. "Bang The Drum Slowly" • Emmylou Harris: Baritone electric guitar, acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Piano, synth bass, electric guitar • Ethan Johns: EBow • Daryl Johnson: Bass. harmony vocals, percussion 8. "J'Ai Fait Tout" • Malcolm Burn: Acoustic guitar, electric guitar • Jill Cunniff: Bass, harmony vocals, electric guitar • Ethan Johns: Drums • Daryl Johnson: Bass, harmony vocals • Kate McGarrigle: Accordion • Jim Watts: Fender Rhodes 9. "One Big Love" • Malcolm Burn: Bass, 12-string guitar, drum box programming, harmony vocals • John Deaderick: Fender Rhodes • Ethan Johns: Electric guitar, drums • Buddy Miller: Electric guitar, mando guitar • Julie Miller: Harmony vocals • Jill Cunniff: Harmony vocals • Carlo Nuccio: Drums 10. "Hour Of Gold" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Fender Rhodes, synth • Patty Griffin: Harmony vocals • Ethan Johns: Mando cello • Daryl Johnson: Bass 11. "My Antonia" • Emmylou Harris: Baritone electric guitar • Malcolm Burn: Harmonica, acoustic guitar, omnichord, synth bass • Ethans Johns: Acoustic guitar, mando cello • Daryl Johnson: Bass, percussion • Dave Matthews: Duet vocal • Buddy Miller: Pedal steel, electric guitar 12. "Boy From Tupelo" • Emmylou Harris: Acoustic guitar • Malcolm Burn: Bass, percussion, piano, electric guitar, drums • Ethan Johns: EBow, acoustic guitar • Kate McGarrigle: Piano, harmony vocals • Julie Miller: Harmony vocals ==Charts==
Charts
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