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Emmylou Harris – Roses In The Snow (Vinyl) Soul Asylum opiated poetry and ‘live nowCombining acoustic bluegrass with traditional Appalachian melodies 1980's, Roses in the Snow ranks among Emmylou Harris' most satisfying excursions. A pretty, and pretty straightforward, Emmylou Harris bluegrass album, featuring backing from old New South members Tony Rice, Jerry Douglas and Ricky Skaggs, among others, on songs by Flatt & Scruggs, Ralph Stanley, the Carter Family and even Paul Simon. The highlight, though, is a bit of a surprise: