I recently bought "Nashville Country", which was made in the UK. It's a very good album with some good duets by Carl Jackson and my real throb, Emmylou Harris. She appears on 6 of the 15 tracks. The notes say that it was not re-mastered and that "the album comprises tracks that Carl Jackson recorded as a demonstration tape while trying to secure a solo recording deal with Columbia Records in 1983." In addition to Emmylou, it includes support from Jerry Douglas on dobro, other musicians, and singers Ricky Skaggs, Melba Montgomery, and Sharon and Cheryl White.

However, the "Nashville Country" jacket says it has 14 tracks when it actually has 15. #5 is called "All That's Left for Me" on "Nashville Country", but "Ill Never Love Another" on "Love Hurts". It's the same song as both sets of words appear in "NC". An additional track inserted between #10 and #11, which doesn't appear on the jacket of "Nashville Country", is actually "Always Needed You".

So, I was excited to hear [...] that there might be another Emmylou Harris album available. Unfortunately it appears there is only one difference between the two albums, namely the addition of "Love Hurts" the song as track #16 on "Love Hurts" the album.

However, Reprise Records has published a great album by Emmylou entitled "duets". On it she does a magnificent "Love Hurts" as a duet with Gram Parsons." So, buy "Nashville Country" or buy "Love Hurts", but only buy one.