Emmylou Harris, T Bone Burnett to Perform Tonight on BBC Two's "Later ... with Jools Holland"

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UK audiences can tune in to BBC Two tonight at 10 PM GMT to catch Emmylou Harris on Later ... with Jools Holland. She'll perform a song from her forthcoming Nonesuch release, All I Intended to Be, due out June 10. Also on the program will be T Bone Burnett, fronting the band behind Robert Plant and Alison Krauss before they all head to Manchester to play the Apollo tomorrow night.

If you miss tonight's broadcast, you can catch an encore presentation Later on Friday night at 11:35 PM.


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Click
here to pre-order T Bone's Tooth of Crime CD for $16 and download the album MP3s, at no extra charge, on release day, May 13.

  • Monday, May 5, 2008
    Emmylou Harris, T Bone Burnett to Perform Tonight on BBC Two's "Later ... with Jools Holland"

    Later_jools_holland

    UK audiences can tune in to BBC Two tonight at 10 PM GMT to catch Emmylou Harris on Later ... with Jools Holland. She'll perform a song from her forthcoming Nonesuch release, All I Intended to Be, due out June 10. Also on the program will be T Bone Burnett, fronting the band behind Robert Plant and Alison Krauss before they all head to Manchester to play the Apollo tomorrow night.

    If you miss tonight's broadcast, you can catch an encore presentation Later on Friday night at 11:35 PM.


    Burnett_tooth_lg_2

    Click
    here to pre-order T Bone's Tooth of Crime CD for $16 and download the album MP3s, at no extra charge, on release day, May 13.

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