Amy Helm
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Biography
Amy Helm, born December 3, 1970 in Woodstock, New York, is an American singer-songwriter. She began her musical journey studying jazz and performing in local bands during high school. In 1999, she joined her father Levon Helm's blues band The Barn Burners. Helm co-founded the alt-country ensemble Ollabelle in 2001, which released the albums Olabelle (2004), Riverside Battle Songs (2006), and Neon Blue Bird (2011). She helped establish the Midnight Ramble concerts at her father's home in 2004. Helm produced Levon Helm's Grammy-winning albums Dirt Farmer (2007) and Electric Dirt (2009). Her debut solo album, Didnât It Rain, was released in 2015, featuring her fatherâs last recorded drum performances. Helm's second album, This Too Shall Light, was released in 2018 on Yep Roc Records.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Didn't It Rain
- Deep Water
- Children, Go Where I Send Thee featuring Natalie Merchant
- Spend Our Last Dime
- High Water For Charley Patton featuring Robert Randolph
- Sky's Falling
- Baby Come Back
- Gentling Me
- Spanish Harlem Incident featuring Robert Randolph
- Roll Away
- Roll the Stone
- Sing to Me
- Heat Lightning
- Wild Girl
- Softly And Tenderly
- Highway 61 Revisited featuring Robert Randolph
- Lost in Translation by Amy Helm
- Rescue Me
- Ballad of Hollis Brown featuring Robert Randolph
- Silver City
- If I Was King
- Rainy Day Woman #12 and #35 featuring Robert Randolph
- Love Supreme
- Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You featuring Robert Randolph
