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Alison Krauss Discography |
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Two Late to Cry
Two Highways
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I've Got That Old Feeling
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Dorbo playing czar and future Union Station member Jerry Douglass helps produce this Grammy Award winning album. Alison's first album to hit the country album charts, it also produced Alison first charting single - "Steel Rails."
Everytime You Say Goodbye
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Alison's second album with Union Station brought her a second Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album. Present Union Station members Ron Block and Barry Bales make their debuts on this album. This is the first album Alison produces.
I Know Who Holds Tomorrow
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On the verge of commerical success, Alison veered off to make a gospel album with a respected Cox Family.
Now That I've Found You : A Collection
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Alison broke through to multi-platinum sales on the back of the hit sinlge "When You Say Nothing at All." The album was released on the same date as Shania Twain's the "The Woman in Me" debuting higher - #31 to #67 - then the then unknown Twain's album. The album was nominated for CMA Album of the Year but was disqualified because most the songs had been recorded by Alison on previous Alison albums. In a twist of fate, the replacement nominee - Patty Loveless' "When Fallen Angels Fly" - won the award.
So Long So Wrong
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Every major label in Nashville wanted Alison to sign with them after her sucess with "When You Say Nothing at All". They were going to make her a comptempary country music superstar. Instead she stayed with the independent Rounder Recorders and continued to work with Union Station making Bluegrass music. She even allowed Union Station's new guitarist Dan Tyminski to take the lead vocals on multiple songs. Country radio ignored the music on this album leading many to believe Alison had made a mistake staying with Bluegrass. They would be proven wrong.
Forget About It
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This more pop country album was a solo turn for Alison. While her record label could not afford to promote her music on country radio, it could afford to make videos. Both "Forget About It" and "Maybe" received heavy play on CMT and helped sales along. Though Union Station did not work much with Alison on the album it did appeared in her videos.
New Favorite
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Jerry Douglass offically joined Union Station for this album and his dorbo gives more life to their sound. AKUS (Alison Krauss & Union Station) had been riding high from the success of the "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" soundtrack which Alison and Dan had worked on. Dan especially became a Bluegrass icon for his singing of "Man of Constant Sorrow". On "New Favorite" Alison gives Dan lead on three tracks and Ron one on this traditional yet comptempary album of work.
Alison Krauss & Union Station Live
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AKUS sounds so good on this live album that you almost think it was recorded in a studio. In fact it was recorded in Lousiville, Kentucky and features the band's top hits including Dan's "Man of Constant Sorrow" and Alison's "Down By the River to Pray" from "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?"
Restless
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A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection
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