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Trio is a 1987 collaborative studio album by Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, released March 2, 1987. The record runs approximately 38:44 across 11 tracks and was produced by George Massenburg.
Trio is a 1987 collaborative studio album by Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, released March 2, 1987. The record runs approximately 38:44 across 11 tracks and was produced by George Massenburg.
Pros
- Outstanding vocal harmonies from three established country/folk artists, highlighted across the album's arrangements.
- Song selection blends traditional country and folk material with Parton compositions (for example "Wildflowers"), offering variety in tone and origin.
- Outstanding vocal harmonies from three established country/folk artists, highlighted across the album's arrangements.
- Song selection blends traditional country and folk material with Parton compositions (for example "Wildflowers"), offering variety in tone and origin.
- Industry recognition: the album won the Grammy Award for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal and received other major awards; it was later inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
- High production standards and notable session musicians contributed to a polished, cohesive sound.
Cons
- −Short, compact album length (around 39 minutes) with 11 tracks—listeners seeking longer albums may find it brief.
- −Several tracks are covers or traditional songs rather than newly written material, so the record is not predominantly original songwriting.
- −Short, compact album length (around 39 minutes) with 11 tracks—listeners seeking longer albums may find it brief.
- −Several tracks are covers or traditional songs rather than newly written material, so the record is not predominantly original songwriting.
- −The collaboration, while acclaimed, produced a long gap before the next Trio release (Trio II in 1999), which may disappoint those hoping for immediate follow-ups.
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