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 | Alison Krauss-Restless Performing "Restless" live |
 | Missing You - Alison Krauss Click "MORE" for Lyrics=======================Every time I think of youI always catch my breathAnd I'm still standing hereAnd you're miles awayAnd I'm wondering why you leftAnd there's a storm that's ragingThrough my frozen heart tonightI hear your name in certain circlesAnd it always makes me smileI spend my timeThinking about youAnd it's almost driving me wildAnd its my heart that's breakingDown this long distance line tonightI ain't missing you at allSince you've been goneAwayI ain't missing youNo matterWhat my friends sayThere's a messageIn the wildAnd I'm sending youthis signal tonightYou don't knowHow desperate I've becomeAnd it looks like I'm losing this fightIn your worldI have no meaningThough I'm trying hardto understandAnd it's my heart that's breakingDown this long distance line tonightI ain't missing you at allSince you've been goneAwayI ain't missing youNo matterWhat i might saythere's a message that I'm sending outLike a telegraph to your soulAnd if I can't bridge this distanceStop this heartbreak overloadI ain't missing you at allSince you've been goneAwayI ain't missing youNo matterWhat i might sayI ain't missing youI ain't missing youno waysince you've been gone awayI keep lying to myselfAnd there's a storm that's ragingThrough my frozen heart tonightI ain't missing you at allSince you've been goneAwayI ain't missing youNo matterWhat my friends sayAin't missing youI ain't missing youI ain't missing youI keep lying to myselfAin't missing youI ain't missing youI ain't missing youI ain't missing youI ain't missing youI ain't missing youAin't missing youOh noNo matter what my friends might sayI ain't missing you |
 | Alison Krauss-The Lucky One Country music video |
 | Alison Krauss-A Living Prayer "A Living Prayer" performed live |
 | Alison Krauss - When You Say Nothing At All http://www.alisonkrauss.com/site.phpAlison Krauss WebsiteFor Alison Krauss, musical collaboration has been a way of life. Her own story, of course, has been nothing short of amazing: signed to Rounder Records as a precocious, 14 year-old fiddler from Champaign, Illinois, she has, over two decades, become the most recognized face in contemporary bluegrass and a critically acclaimed artist who has brought modern sophistication to the genre while respecting its traditions. Krauss has consistently worked to honor her influences, like contemporary bluegrass pioneer Tony Rice, to promote discoveries like the Cox Family and Nickel Creek and to offer her skills as producer for those artists and others, most recently, country star Alan Jackson.With her twelfth release, A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection, Krauss gathers on one elegantly understated disc several previously released collaborations with such artists and friends as Brad Paisley, John Waite, James Taylor, Natalie MacMaster and The Chieftains, along with songs she cut for the films Cold Mountain, O Brother, Where Art Thou? and an inspired by album for the animated The Prince Of Egypt. Already making its way to radio is the remake of Waites Missing You, which the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has called a killer duet with an incandescent Krauss. She also recorded and produced five new tracks, including a soulful slow-dance tempo of Don Williams Lay Down Beside Me with Rounder Records label-mate Waite, to create something far more than just a compilation. With 16 songs, A Hundred Miles or More gracefully balances the new with the familiar to form a vivid portrait of this adventurous artist, chronicling the places shes been and showcasing the hauntingly beautiful solo work Krauss is making right now.While Union Station took a hiatus from touring for most of 2006, Krauss took full advantage of the down time to explore new musical horizons. Her production of Alan Jacksons 2006 release, Like Red on a Rose, which the Chicago Sun-Times declared a masterpiece, took the best-selling artist out of his familiar surroundings to create a moody, intimate song cycle that has been favorably compared to Frank Sinatras In the Wee Small Hours. The New York Times described it as a deeply country record that sounds nothing like a country record. Following the project with Jackson, she recorded the five new tracks for the collection release and worked with long time engineer Gary Paczosa to remix several of the other tracks. As other musical opportunities arose, she relished the opportunity to work, guesting as harmony vocalist or fiddler on several outside projects. Last December, she traveled to Washington, DC to salute Dolly Parton no slouch herself in the bluegrass department at the Kennedy Center Honors, performing Partons classics Jolene and My Tennessee Mountain Home with her friends Suzanne Cox (of the Cox Family) and Cheryl White (of the vocal trio The Whites).Krauss reached that extraordinary 20 Grammy® milestone when her last album with Union Station, Lonely Runs Both Ways, was named 2005s Best Country Album. It wasnt the only award she and her band-mates took home from the 48th Annual Grammys®: Unionhouse Branch garnered Best Country Instrumental Performance and Restless received the Best Country Performance by a Duo/Group Award. Shes also been on the receiving end of several Country Music Association Awards, including Musical Event of the Year for Whiskey Lullaby with Brad Paisley, originally released on Paisleys Mud on the Hill and reprised on A Hundred Miles or More. The International Bluegrass Music Association Awards have honored her on several occasions, most recently for Livin, Lovin, Losin Songs of the Louvin Brothers, which features her duet with James Taylor, Hows the World Treating You, also included on the new album. The two tracks she cut for the Cold Mountain soundtrack, The Scarlet Tide and You Will Be My Ain True Love (with Sting on harmony vocals) were nominated for Oscars in 2004.More impressive, however, than any of these accolades has been Krausss unwavering commitment to being an independent-label artist who has succeeded far beyond the scope of many major-label artists. Shes been able to circulate freely within pop, mainstream country and roots music circles, creating impeccably produced records that appeal to an equally wide-ranging and inquisitive audience. Krauss has continued doing things the old-fashioned way: following her heart and whatever path the music takes her. |
 | Alison Krauss & Union Station, CMA 2005 - My Poor Old Heart Alison Krauss & Union Station at CMA 2005 |
 | Alison Krauss Live on the IMUS show - 4/3/07 performing Sawing on the Strings from her new album A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection. |
 | Baby, now that I've found you - Alison Krauss and Union Station As performed by Alison Krauss & Union Station (from a now deleted promotional single for the album and DVD by the name "Alison Krauss + Union Station - Live").Baby,now that I've found youI won't let you goI built my world around youI need you so,baby even thoughYou don't need menowBaby,now that I've found youI won't let you goI built my world around youI need you soBaby even thoughYou don't need me,You don't need me oh, noBaby, baby,when first we metI knew in this heart of mineThat you were someone I couldn't forget.I said right,and abide my timeSpent my life lookingfor that somebodyto make me feel like newNow you tell me that you want to leave meBut darling, I just can't let you[guitar & fiddle solo]Baby, baby,when first we metI knew in this heart of mineThat you were someone I couldn't forget.I said right,and abide my timeSpent my life lookingfor that somebodyto make me feel like newNow you tell me that you want to leave meBut darling, I just can't let youNow that I found youI built my world around youI need you so, baby even thoughYou don't need me nowBaby, now that I've found youI won't let you goI built my world around youI need you soBaby even thoughYou don't need meYou don't need me no, no |
 | Let me touch you for a while by Alison Krauss A video clip by Alison Krauss |
 | Alison Krauss & Union Station - Dark Skies Alison Krauss (Fiddle); Tim Stafford (Guitar); Alison Brown (Banjo); Adam Steffey (Mandolin); Barry Bales (Bass) |
