Before his death, Jimmy Buffett put his distinct spin on one of the most Buffett-esque songs Bob Dylan ever wrote, “Mozambique,” even enlisting Emmylou Harris — who sang backup on the ...

This release, “Mozambique,” is a collaboration with folk legend Emmylou Harris. The song was written and released by Bob Dylan in 1976, with Harris serving as the featured harmony vocalist.

On Friday, the estate shared two new tracks, including a cover of Bob Dylan's 1976 single "Mozambique" with Emmylou Harris. The playful attitude of the song is flanked by acoustic guitar and drums.

Rather, they all coexist in the melting pot of Emmylou Harris’ brain. Given this nearly literary approach to music, Harris is of course a fan of all the greats, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Joni ...

A country music icon whose career coincided with Bob Dylan's died last week ... she signed future Country Music Hall of Fame member Emmylou Harris, at RCA she helped sign and develop Clint ...

A quarter of a century ago, Bob Dylan found vital new life in an album ... Blade, who’d played on Emmylou Harris’ Lanois-produced “Wrecking Ball” and who’s also collaborated with Joni ...

(Always read Greil Marcus on Bob Dylan.) One of those seven songs is ... (Listen on YouTube) 8. Emmylou Harris: “Every Grain of Sand” (1995) Emmylou Harris’s voice strains and nearly cracks ...

Dylan fans and critics ... Crowell and Harris’ rendition of “Shelter from the Storm” features a slower tempo than the original. Rodney and Emmylou first harmonize and then trade turns ...

Today, the Buffett estate has dropped a couple more tracks, including one where Buffett and Emmylou Harris take on a Bob Dylan song. Bob Dylan released the original “Mozambique” on his 1976 ...