1 Shores of White Sand
2 Hold On
3 Moon Song
4 Broken Man's Lament
5 Gold
6 How She Could Sing the Wildwood
7 All That You Have is Your Soul
8 Take That Ride
9 Old Five and Dimers Like Me
10 Kern River
11 Not Enough
12 Sailing Round the Room
13 Beyond the Great Divide

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3.5 Stars... Emmylou looks back, and then moves forward

 Album Rating: (4 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I've always had a great admiration for Emmylou Harris as an artist but I couldn't really call myself a true fan of hers, that is until the release of her 1995 album "Wrecking Ball" in which she transcends the previous limits of country music into something new altogether. I've loved every one of her albums since then, and it's been a long five years since her previous studio album "Stumble Unto Grace".

"All I Intend To Be" (13 tracks; 56 min.) came as somewhat of a surprise to me, as Emmylou reaches back into more of her traditional country roots than she has done in the last 15 years. This becomes somewhat apparent on the opener "Shores of White Sand", even more so on "Moon Song", and the most of all on songs like "Old Five and Dimers Like Me' and ""Kern River", which are not for me,but that's just my personal taste. There are 2 songs co-written and featuring Kate and Ann McGarrigle that are quite enjoyable. Emmylou Harris brings another 4 songs written by her, and they are mostly tremendous. Apart from the music, Emmylou's voice remains as warm and as rich, and in fact seems to be getting better still.

Hard to believe that Emmylou turned 61 this year. While I have to admit that "All I Intend To Be' is not my favorite Emmylou Harris album, this is a nice album nevertheless. If Emmylou tours anywhere close to Cincinnati behind this album, you can bet I will be there. I've seen her a number of times of the years, and she is outstanding live.

50something

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Emmylou sounds like she is experiencing life that has past and looking ahead toward her future. Only her future is not of this world. The things that used to be important, such as children, love, and possessions are no longer needed. The only thing she needs now is her soul. And this lady will never lose that! Great album for the old souls among us...

Beautiful sounds....

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: There aren't a lot of pieces of music that give you a sense of release but at the same time capture and hold your soul till they're done. Pieces like "How she could sing the wildwood flower" and "sailing round the room" are of that rare kind, they take you away. This cd is priceless.

buyer beware

 Album Rating: (1 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: product never arrived. seller never responded to email. amazon won't support guarantee. only gave 1 star because i couldn't give no stars.

I love this album!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: This is the first time in my entire life (and I'm pretty old) I've purchased an album and liked every song! Highly recommend this album.