An Emmylou reprise at Last Waltz Nashville
'Last Waltz' in Nashville - November 23, 2019
Robertson wouldn't be the only songwriter returning to the "Last Waltz," either. Emmylou Harris joined the festivities to perform "Evangeline," a country track she cut with The Band from a live sound stage in the mid-1970s. The number would later be added in Scorsese's 1978 film.
"As Minnie Pearl would say, 'I'm glad to be here,'" Harris said. "I'm glad to still be here. Especially tonight."
Earlier in the night, Harris joined Michael McDonald, newly reunited Doobie Brothers vocalist and keyboardist, for a cover of "Helpless."
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