Twelve-time Grammy award winner Emmylou Harris has been hailed as a major figure in several of America’s most important musical movements of the past three decades, influencing the advents and resurgences of "Cosmic American Music," country-rock, the bluegrass revival, folk music, and Americana, carving out a sound uniquely her own along the way.In an era when female singer-songwriters have been ever-more ubiquitous, Shawn Colvin stands out as a singular and enduring talent. The three-time Grammy winner has released eight albums to date, including the platinum A Few Small Repairs which featured the hit song “Sunny Came Home.” Patty Griffin's new album Children Running Through (ATO) continues the remarkable creative evolution that's quietly established Griffin as a vital and singular musical force. It also belies her persistent sensitive-singer-songwriter image—a limiting perception that fails to fully convey the emotional depth and breadth of her songwriting or the emotive power of her fluid, soulful singing. Buddy Miller is a dynamic musician that many call “a modest man of extraordinarily broad skills”. Emmylou Harris, in whose band Buddy served for 8 years, calls the 51-year old Ohio-born Nashville transplant "one of the best guitar players of all time."

Learn more about the artists at their websites:

www.emmylouharris.com

www.pattygriffin.com

www.shawncolvin.com

www.buddymiller.com