This week, tracks by the Court Yard Hounds (ex-Dixie Chicks Emily Robison and Martie Maguire); Show of Hands; Mark Knopfler in duets with Emmylou Harris and Chet Atkins; Steve Winwood, both with and without his band Traffic; and two vastly different takes on Leonard Cohen's classic song "Hallelujah."
It's Emily's Valentine's show, featuring hit singles by Linda Ronstadt and Elvin Bishop, along with tracks by Randy Ricks, Shawn Colvin, Eva Cassidy, Michael Nesmith, and Ben Winship & Brian Wicklund.
This week Emily features cellist Yo-Yo Ma from his "Songs of Joy and Peace," and performing with Edgar Meyer. Also: the McGarrigle sisters and guests, Privates by Choice, John Gorka, Joni Mitchell, and more.
This week, Emily pays tribute to each of the four Beatles with some of their solo work, along with another strong influence on her in her formative years, Jonathan Edwards. Also: Emmylou Harris, Sara Watkins, Buddy Miller, and more.
This week, Emily features covers of songs by Leonard Cohen, John Prine, and Lennon/McCartney, performed by James Taylor, Judy Collins, and Bonnie Raitt.
It's Emily's New Year's Day show, with tracks related to the New Year by Slaid Cleaves, Tracy Chapman, John Prine, Eliza Gilkyson, Don Conoscenti, James Taylor, and more.
For Christmas night Emily invites longtime "Mulberry Tree" host Carolyn Huber back to present music by Loreena McKennitt, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Eric Bibb, Sweet Honey in the Rock, and more.
This week, mostly singer-songwriters along with a couple of cover tunes, featuring Rocky Volotato, Norah Jones, Jackson Browne, Shawn Colvin, and Steve Goodman. Also, a "fathers and sons" set with Jim and A.J. Croce, and Bob and Jakob Dylan.
Emily features local and regional singer-songwriters, including Big Smith, Chris Albert and his band "Techs and the Roadies," and Auset, Brad Sarno, and John Higgins, The Northwoods and the Flying Mules from St. Louis. Also: John Gorka, Richard Shindell, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Dar Williams, and Gillian Welch.
Emily's Thanksgiving show features songs by Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lyle Lovett, Fairport Convention, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Peter Rowan & Tony Rice, Mark O'Connor, and 300 turkeys....
Featured this week are Dan Fogelberg, Louise Taylor, Tommy Emmanuel, and Claire Lynch. Also, performances by Amy Rigby, the Gallier Brothers, Darden Smith, and more.
This week Emily ranges from favorites on this show like Slaid Cleaves, Nanci Griffith and Robert Earl Keen to some musicians she doesn't play very often, including the 70s band Poco and Willie Nelson.
This week, a Halloween-themed show featuring Bob Dylan, Trout Fishing in America, Leon Redbone, the Youngbloods, Alison Krauss, Pierce Pettis, Cosy Sheridan and more.
Emily's theme is the songs of Townes Van Zandt, as interpreted (mostly) by others, including Guy Clark, Nanci Griffith, Richard Shindell, Peter Rowan, and more.
This week Emily showcases Grammy- and Oscar-winning music producer T.Bone Burnett, with cuts from the soundtracks of "Crazy Heart" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou," as well as tracks by John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson, Alison Krauss & Robert Plant, and many more.
Emily plays a phone interview she did a few weeks ago with TOMMY EMMANUEL, who's appearing Oct.5 at the Gillioz. Also, songs about rivers and the sea with Eric Andersen, Loggins & Messina, Eva Cassidy, the Wailin' Jennys, and more.
This week Emily features Ray LaMontagne, Laurie Lewis, Eva Cassidy, Tim O'Brien, Alison Krauss, Jesse Colin Young (both solo and with his 60s band The Youngbloods), and more 1960s music by Buffalo Springfield.
Two great versions of "Amazing Grace," Cat Stevens' classic "Wild World," as well as music from Heather McCready, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Wil Maring and Robert Bowlin, and more.
Emily's Labor Day show includes classics by Pete and Peggy Seeger, as well as tracks by Tommy Emmanuel, the Galliers, Eddie Brown (of Joe and Eddie), Bob Dylan, Doc Watson, and more.
This week, Shelby Lynne covers a Dusty Springfield hit; Crosby, Stills & Nash sing a song that made Harry Nilsson famous. Also: Cosy Sheridan, Mark Knopfler with Chet Atkins, Alan Rhody, Doug Smith and more.
