Luxury Liner is a 1977 album by Emmylou Harris released on Warner Bros. Records (BS-2998), produced by Brian Ahern and recorded at his Enactron Truck mobile studio in Los Angeles. Harris (vocals, guitar) is backed by a Hot Band that represents the apex of her late-1970s studio ensemble: James Burton (electric guitar), Albert Lee (guitar, mandolin, vocals), Rodney Crowell (guitar, vocals), Hank DeVito (pedal steel), Mike Auldridge (dobro), Ricky Skaggs (fiddle, mandolin), Glen Hardin (piano), Emory Gordy Jr. (bass), John Ware (drums), and Mickey Raphael (harmonica). The album contains the first-ever recorded version of Townes Van Zandt's "Pancho & Lefty"—the track that made Van Zandt widely known when Nelson and Haggard covered it in 1983—and debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
Tracklist
- 1 Luxury Liner - 2003 Remaster 3:40
- 2 Pancho and Lefty alt version 4:49
- 3 Making Believe - 2003 Remaster 3:36
- 4 You're Supposed to Be Feeling Good - 2003 Remaster 4:00
- 5 I'll Be Your San Antone Rose - 2003 Remaster 3:44
- 6 You Never Can Tell (C'est la Vie) - 2003 Remaster 3:29
- 7 When I Stop Dreaming - 2003 Remaster 3:15
- 8 Hello Stranger (with Nicolette Larson) - 2003 Remaster 3:59
- 9 She - 2003 Remaster 3:15
- 10 Tulsa Queen - 2003 Remaster 4:47
- 11 Me and Willie - 2003 Remaster 5:16
- 12 Night Flyer (with Delia Bell) - 2003 Remaster 3:35
- 13 Hello Stranger alt version