I LOVE Trio
I appreciate the service and product availability offered by Amazon - I replaced an old tape with a CD, and am extremely pleased with the results!

An old favorite, glad to have found it again
This was one of the very first CDs I ever owned. My parents bought it for me when it first was released back in 1987, when I was just a kid. I misplaced it several years ago, and on a whim, recently purchased the MP3 version.

I had forgotten just how good this record is. As a musician, I do listen to a lot of different aspects of any given recording - the musicianship, the arrangements, the mixing, the mastering, etc. "Trio" is excellent on all levels. Very tasteful selection of material, arranged in a way that really augments what each of these three talented singers bring to the table, beautiful equalization and levels, etc. It is one of those records that actually sounds _better_ than if I was hearing it live!

"Telling Me Lies," "Those Memories of You," and "Wildflowers" are my favorites here, but every track is strong.

Highly recommended!

Old fashioned harmony
Three of the most uniquely beautiful female voices comprise a musical
project that everyone who loves music will enjoy. The songs selected for this album are hauntingly rendored and you will find yourself hummimg
them for days after hearing Dolly, Linda and Emmy Lou's renditions.
A must for lovers of harmony.

Not What I Expected
This CD was a bit of a disappointment to me although the three singers are excellent. I didn't particularly care for most of the music. I had heard somewhere along the way that this CD - "Trio" was supposed to be outstanding. I really didn't think so

Country Western Ladies of Note
When these ladies bring their prodigious talents together, the result is nothing short of an extraordinary experience. Each brings her own brand of musical expression, which is quite different from those of the others; one would think that they would have to stay separate -- au contraire!! What a treat is this offering - that really cannot be copycatted (pardon the pun). I heartily recommend this for anyone who likes the country and bluegrass and western and country-western varieties of music.