Artist	Song
John Denver & Emmylou Harris	Wild Montana Skies
from A Song's Best Friend - The Very Best of John Denver (2004)
Emmylou Harris & Mark Knopfler	Lost on the River
from Timeless - Hank Williams Tribute (2001)
Emmylou Harris	In My Dreams
from White Shoes (2010)
Emmylou Harris	Heartbreak Hill
from Bluebird (2008)
Emmylou Harris	(Lost His Love) On Our Last Date
from The Best of Emmylou Harris - Profile II (2010)
Emmylou Harris	Before Believing
from Pieces of the Sky (2004)
Emmylou Harris	Calling My Children Home (Live At the Ryman)
from Portraits (2008)
Bob Dylan	Oh, Sister
from Desire (2004)
Neil Young	Star of Bethlehem
from American Stars 'n Bars (2003)
Linda Ronstadt	The Sweetest Gift
from Prisoner In Disguise (2009)
Willie Nelson & Emmylou Harris	Angel Eyes
from Honeysuckle Rose (2003)
Mark Knopfler And Emmylou Harris	Right Now
from All the Roadrunning (2006)
Elvis Costello & The Imposters	Heart Shaped Bruise
from The Delivery Man (2004)
Gram Parsons	We'll Sweep Out the Ashes In the Morning
from GP (2009)
Emmylou Harris	Child of Mine
from 'Til Their Eyes Shine...The Lullaby Album (1992)
Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris & Linda Ronstadt	The Pain of Loving You
from Trio (2006)
Emmylou Harris	Heaven Only Knows
from Bluebird (2008)
Emmylou Harris	If You Were a Bluebird
from Bluebird (2008)
Emmylou Harris	Someone Like You
from The Best of Emmylou Harris - Profile II (2010)
Emmylou Harris	Strong Hand (Just One Miracle)
from Stumble Into Grace (2008)
Emmylou Harris, Sharon White & Cheryl White	Sorrow in the Wind
from Blue Kentucky Girl (2004)
Gram Parsons	Hearts On Fire
from Grievous Angel (2009)
Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris	1917
from Western Wall: The Tuscon Sessions (2008)
Tammy Wynette	Beneath a Painted Sky
from Tears of Fire - The 25th Anniversary Collection (1992)
Ryan Adams	Oh My Sweet Carolina
from Heartbreaker (2000)

Comment:

Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris’s outlaw-and-angel duets on tunes like the cheaters’ confession “We’ll Sweep Out the Ashes In the Morning” offered a new idea of how country music could work. Ever since, Emmylou has been, quite possibly, the most in-demand singing partner in America. Not only has she lent her heavenly harmonies to Bob Dylan’s road-weary plea for compassion “Oh, Sister” and Neil Young’s salvation-seeking “Star of Bethlehem,” but she’s also given a leg up to next-gen Americana hero Ryan Adams, adding a silvery gleam to “Oh My Sweet Carolina,” from his head-turning solo debut.

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