Title: A glorious offering
Product review: I was 16 years old when I first listened to this album, and even now, more than seven years later, it has lost none of its vibrancy. For someone who had limited exposure to the country/folk genre (and absolutely no previous exposure to this particular artist), I found Ms. Harris's earthy voice to be positively refreshing. She manages to make every song on the album uniquely her own, even the much covered "You Don't Know Me." "Prayer in Open D" and "Loving You Again" are among the most heartbreakingly honest songs I have ever heard, while "Jerusalem Tomorrow" and "Ballad of a Runaway Horse" are superbly haunting tales. There are simply no disappointments on this album. Whatever the style or tone of the song Ms. Harris handles them all masterfully.
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