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Great reaction but I have the impression that you may not be aware that the song that brought you here, "Man of Constant Sorrow", was actually performed by this group and in the movie George Clooney was merely lip-synching. Here’s a live performance, and the singer is Dan Tyminski: th-cam.com/video/EuJ8xEByUf4/w-d-xo.html
You like the strings because every musician on that stage is world class. It’s a wonder the stage doesn’t collapse beneath the weight of all that talent. Best of the best.
You mentioned strings and I have to tell you that the man on her right playing the resonating guitar is Jerry Douglas, widely regarded as the finest dobro player in the history of the world. His deft picking complements her voice so incredibly well.
It's one of those performances where the absence of emoting and over-singing only highlights the heart-rending meaning of the words and the perfect synergy of words and music. After hearing it many times, I still can't get through it without weeping.
@colleenposadas8415 You are more than welcome..Many are also unaware of how good her band is as well (Union Station) For a great example of how good they are,, I would suggest,, Alison Krauss & Union Station "Man Of Constant Sorrow"...By the way,, As far a great music/groups goes,, TRUST ME on these young ladies..If you are not familiar with these 3 incredibly talented young women that I like to describe as amazing vocal contortionists because of the almost unbelievable things they can do with their voices,, I would strongly suggest giving their music a listen & here's a nice variety short list to get you started (after that,, should you enjoy their music) then listen to ANYTHING you can find by them,, The Be Good Tanyas "Waiting Around To Die",, "Scattered Leaves",, "Draft Daughter's Blues" (Aka:: Ootischenia),, "Ship Out On The Sea",, "In Spite Of All The Damage",, "The Littlest Birds",, "A Thousand Tiny Pieces" & "In My Time Of Dying",, Etc..Etc..Etc.. ENJOY!! "Happy"
Dan Tyminski, who is a member of Union Station was the singing voice of George Clooney 's character in Oh Brother movie. You can find video on youtube of Union Station performing "I am a man of constant sorrows" and Alison also sang a song on the soundtrack.
@@denroy3 yeah, she’s hilarious. She was talking about how she liked to go into a record store and find the saddest song they have - and then make it sadder. 😂😂
@@joetspaulding yes... not by the Grammy awards, but in general. She doesn't get the love publicly that she deserves. I rarely run into people who have even heard of her yet she has the 4th most Grammy awards of anyone. Awards don't always equal public recognition or over all fame. That's what I'm referring to.
@@debbieallan5173 I have to agree! Country has been my family's whole life and I didn't know that! I think she's good, but not many people know who she is. Everytime I talked to someone about her music, they ask who is she?? Quite frankly I rarely ever hear her!
Alison Krause is pitch perfect, and has incredible breath control. Listen to her sing.When You Say Nothing At All. Also listen to Rhiannon Giddens: Wayfaring Stranger. For Country I love Johnny Cash, and all the songs on the album for the movie about him Walk The Line are great, but especially God Will Cut You Down sung by him when he was old and sick. One of the reasons that I like Country in all its forms is that you can listen to real musicians, and artists who can sing and also play an instrument. One of the best guitarists is Vince Gill. Give a listen to Tulsa Time with him, Sheryl Crow, and Eric Clapton, and Vince alone with Go Rest High On That Mountain. Oh, almost forgot: Linda Ronstadt with Blue Bayou.
some of her other hits are: when you say nothing at all, whiskey lullaby, ghost in this house, til i can gain control again, never cared for you and many others......she is beautiful inside and out...ENJOY!!!!!
@ Trish, 🥃 "Whiskey Lullaby" is an 👍 suggestion by Alison Krauss and Brad Paisley. POLO, 🚨🥺😢 this is a rough, sad, but one amazing song. Here is a Live version - th-cam.com/video/RxeinEAoq0E/w-d-xo.html Here is the music video - th-cam.com/video/IZbN_nmxAGk/w-d-xo.html Alison Krauss and Union Station "When You Say Nothing at All" - th-cam.com/video/1SCOimBo5tg/w-d-xo.html
Couldn't agree with you more. Don't get me started on Alison Krauss. What an angel. Beautiful soloist and harmonizes well with anybody. She did an album called Raising Sand with Robert Plant, of Led Zeppelin fame. Fantastic album. Bluegrass is where it's at. Beautiful melodies and harmonies, and musicianship second to none. Great post. p.s.- The song "Freeborn Man" would be a great follow up.
Jerry Douglas, Ron Block, Barry Bales, Larry Atamanuik, and Dan Tyminski are absolute professionals, the best in the business, and Alison Krauss just tops it off at the supreme amount of talent this band has! They are one of my go to's when it comes to listening to great music. One of my all time favorites, which is a cover from the band Shenandoah, is "Ghost In The House". The live version of that is spectacular! Also, Alison's work with greats like Vince Gill, Brad Paisley, and Led Zeppelin's rock god Robert Plant just cement her as one of the keystones of music and musical talent!
In the movie O Brother Where Art Thou, the bluegrass family singing/playing are the Cox Family. I went to high school with that family in the 80’s in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. Alison Kraus got that band signed and big and has remained friends with them since. Alison regularly comes to visit our little town and she sang at one of the band members sons wedding two years ago.
Consider that she was initially signed, age 14, as a recording artist, not as a singer, but as a fiddle player. Her voice is one of the purest I've ever heard in my 67 years.
I had the pleasure of seeing Alison Krauss and Union Station live several years ago and trust me, her vocals live are more magnificent than any studio performance. I literally had goosebumps during the entire concert. She just stepped up to the microphone and let that beautiful voice come out effortlessly. Truly a gift from God.
She did a duet with Andrea Bocelli of Amazing Grace that will make you cry. Allison did one with Natalie MacMaster called “Get me thru December.” This came out after I lost my children at Christmas and didn’t think I would survive it. God walked with me.
my dad used to get her up on stage to perform with his bluegrass band in the early 80s. Her parents would bring her down to the festivals (she grew up about an hour north of us). She was amazing even at an early age, a true gem.
That's a soul crusher. 'Go rest high on that Mountain' is another must experience for anyone and everyone. The live version at Carnegie hall shows what REAL singers can do.
Yes and I could come up with 10 names easy that could replace Brad Paisley and do just as well or better, can not say the same for Allison, no one comes close.
She’s definitely live. You can hear her breath sounds in between. She sounds like an angel without any help which is wild in this day and age, I know. I love older country and always will because of the quality voices, the storytelling, music and so on.
Alison Krause has the most perfect voice ever. When she sings, the world stops. Watch her. No matter what she sings, it’s effortless. Exquisite! Listen to her version of “Losing You”. Also, listen to “A Man Of Constant Sorrpw” by Brothers of the Heart!
Union station consists of some of the most top bluegrass musicians. You are right when you see these people and Alisson live every song is perfect like studio recordings. Seen Alisson a few times always happy I did!
She was also on the soundtrack for O Brother Where Art Thou. She sings Down to the River to Pray. You might also want to listen to Nickel Creek’s music. They are also bluegrass singers.
I went to see O Brother Where Art Thou and people were singing along with all the old songs that I knew. I went directly to the music store and bought the soundtrack! My dad was from Tennessee so I grew up with country music. He and mom played guitars and their friends played guitar and piano. We lived in tiny towns growing up and they played for dances locally. Love your reactions. Keep great music alive young man 👵🏼💜☮️
"Paper Airplane" is probably my favorite Allison Krauss and Union Station song (there is a great performance from this on the Letterman show). Another great song is "Shadows" they did with Tony Rice!
Just about the most beautiful voice in blue grass. Ur rite. Voice of an angel. Her band is at the top of the game too. Great musicians . Each one. Glad to hear you like this. Ez on the ears for sure… dan..1/27/23
Such a beautiful voice! When most people first hear Alison sing, their thought is 'she sounds like an angel'. I couldn't agree more. Listen to her song Jacob's Dream. Very haunting, beautiful and based on a true story.
I first saw Allison Krause at the Minnesota state fair as the opening act for Amy Grant.. mid 90’s… loud outdoor crowd, she came up to the stage and started to sing, never heard such a beautiful voice.. been a big fan since that day. So many great songs! ❤
Your so right she is soooo clean and precise...I cry when I listen to this song...long time fan if hers ..you found someone special here sir...well done.
My silly butt requested you react to Alison without realizing you'd done this one 🤓 Whiskey Lullaby is a duet with Brad Paisley that shouldn't be missed IMO. Really enjoy your channel. Greetings and well wishes from Oregon.
I have a cool tie in with your love of Constant Sorrow. The real-life vocals for The Soggy Bottom Boys in the movie were provided by Nashville songwriter Harley Allen, bluegrass musician Pat Enright, and Dan Tyminksi, a guitar and mandolin player on loan from Alison Krauss and Union Station.
I was just listening to Alison Kraus and Brad Paisley - Whiskey Lullaby. When you posted this... Yes I have always loved Alison Kraus. She is true blue grass.
There is so much more from her. Go back to her early albums. Amazing! I heard her for the first time in a motel on a trip with my mom. It was late and I turned on the tv and she was playing. This was early 90s. I fell in love with her voice and have listened ever since. She and her entire band is pure talent. ❤
I agree with what you are saying about the string instruments. It’s like the different string instruments are also harmonizing with each other, not just the voice is harmonizing. That unique sound just attracts you to want more. If you want to hear Allison’s voice just mesmerize you war, her cover of the late great Keith Whitley’s song “when you say nothing at all” will do it. But if you hear Keith Whitley’s version first you would never be disappointed. He is the epitome of one of the greatest country voices ever..
Vince Gill started in pop and he writes beautiful songs, incredible guitarist. His voice is so beautiful and smooth. He had success in pop but loves his Country music because of story telling. He wrote a song when his brother passed. "Go rest high on the mountain" it gives you goosebumps and a tear. ❤️
Well now, you need to know that Alison Krauss sang in "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?; when the sirens were washing clothes down at the creek, that was Alsion singing! Alison has been performing some Led Zeppelin songs with Robert Plant for a few years now. They sing very well together; start with "Black Dog". Alison is a fine violin player too.
Alison Krauss has been a favorite of mine for a long time. There’s so many great bluegrass bands: Ralph Stanley, Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys, Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Rhonda Vincent, JD Crowe & New South, Del McCoury, the Seldom Scene, the Country Gentleman, Ricky Skaggs, Bela Fleck…a lot of these artists play together in different bands. Some of these artists are deceased, but left a legacy of great music. You can find a lot of them on TH-cam. I’ve been a bluegrass fan for a really long time and I keep discovering new bands. Enjoy your search!
I was one of the millions who bought the O Brother Who Art Thou soundtrack when the movie came out. My favorite song of Allison's is "If I Didn't Know any Better". Her voice in that haunting song is pure perfection.
And I too agree with you also on her voice being angelic. I've always thought of her voice like that. She and Emmy Lou Harris are 2 angel voices from heaven as I would imagine one being.
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Great reaction but I have the impression that you may not be aware that the song that brought you here, "Man of Constant Sorrow", was actually performed by this group and in the movie George Clooney was merely lip-synching. Here’s a live performance, and the singer is Dan Tyminski: th-cam.com/video/EuJ8xEByUf4/w-d-xo.html
Robert Earl Keen- The Road Goes On Forever!
Never underrated. Revered as one of the very best. Purest voice ever. Try Patty Lovelace! "You don't even know who I am."
You should react to “I Believe In You” written by Bob Dylan that Alison did on the Transcontinental Sessions.
Welcome to bluegrass, Polo.
You have to hear her sing When You Say Nothing At All. Just beautiful!
Her best
You like the strings because every musician on that stage is world class. It’s a wonder the stage doesn’t collapse beneath the weight of all that talent. Best of the best.
You mentioned strings and I have to tell you that the man on her right playing the resonating guitar is Jerry Douglas, widely regarded as the finest dobro player in the history of the world. His deft picking complements her voice so incredibly well.
Allison Krauss has a real talent for duets. She and ROBERT PLANT have a great collaboration with a ton of great ones!
Alison Krauss "Ghost In This House"..A MUST HEAR!!
It's one of those performances where the absence of emoting and over-singing only highlights the heart-rending meaning of the words and the perfect synergy of words and music. After hearing it many times, I still can't get through it without weeping.
Never heard. Thanks.
@colleenposadas8415 You are more than welcome..Many are also unaware of how good her band is as well (Union Station) For a great example of how good they are,, I would suggest,, Alison Krauss & Union Station "Man Of Constant Sorrow"...By the way,, As far a great music/groups goes,, TRUST ME on these young ladies..If you are not familiar with these 3 incredibly talented young women that I like to describe as amazing vocal contortionists because of the almost unbelievable things they can do with their voices,, I would strongly suggest giving their music a listen & here's a nice variety short list to get you started (after that,, should you enjoy their music) then listen to ANYTHING you can find by them,,
The Be Good Tanyas "Waiting Around To Die",, "Scattered Leaves",, "Draft Daughter's Blues" (Aka:: Ootischenia),, "Ship Out On The Sea",, "In Spite Of All The Damage",, "The Littlest Birds",, "A Thousand Tiny Pieces" & "In My Time Of Dying",, Etc..Etc..Etc.. ENJOY!!
"Happy"
Dan Tyminski, who is a member of Union Station was the singing voice of George Clooney 's character in Oh Brother movie. You can find video on youtube of Union Station performing "I am a man of constant sorrows" and Alison also sang a song on the soundtrack.
I saw them in concert and Dan mentioned that movie was his wife’s favorite because it was his voice coming out of George Clooney face. 😂
@@hookedonreactions7649 I saw them too, and Alison is a funny person too. Loved them, great musicianship too!
@@denroy3 yeah, she’s hilarious. She was talking about how she liked to go into a record store and find the saddest song they have - and then make it sadder. 😂😂
She was the one singing "Down to the River"I believe.
She has won 27 Grammy awards over her career. Very underrated singer for sure!
so she was rated best 27 times and she is underraterated ?
@@joetspaulding yes... not by the Grammy awards, but in general. She doesn't get the love publicly that she deserves. I rarely run into people who have even heard of her yet she has the 4th most Grammy awards of anyone. Awards don't always equal public recognition or over all fame. That's what I'm referring to.
@@debbieallan5173 I have to agree! Country has been my family's whole life and I didn't know that! I think she's good, but not many people know who she is. Everytime I talked to someone about her music, they ask who is she?? Quite frankly I rarely ever hear her!
@@joetspauldingOkay we all get the sarcasm
@@bcbro142 I think you’re being too generous here.
Billy Strings for some incredible bluegrass music and strings playing. Also, checkout Alison's music with Robert Plant (formerly of Led Zeppelin).
Hey brother, welcome to bluegrass and Alison Krause. Her voice is so angelic that is probably why she has over 20+ Grammy Awards.
She's an incredibly underrated and angelic singer.
I love her duet with Phish, If I could…
she can’t be THAT underrated; IIRC she holds the most Grammy awards of any female.
27 Grammys would suggest she's highly rated
@@loadedorygun then she's appropriately rated but underutilized.
Underrated by some perhaps. But by no means all: AKUS has won 27 Grammy awards, so far...
The guitar player standing next to her is the singer of the song, in constant sorrow!!!
I love her version of "when you say nothing at all".
yes :)
When you say nothing at all is her original song
Part of the beauty of this music is that it's home grown, you can picture these people playing this song just as easily sitting on their front porch!
Allison has one of the purest voices ever.
Angelic is exactly the way I've always described her voice. She's amazing and been playing on the big stage most of her life
Alison Krause is pitch perfect, and has incredible breath control. Listen to her sing.When You Say Nothing At All. Also listen to Rhiannon Giddens: Wayfaring Stranger. For Country I love Johnny Cash, and all the songs on the album for the movie about him Walk The Line are great, but especially God Will Cut You Down sung by him when he was old and sick. One of the reasons that I like Country in all its forms is that you can listen to real musicians, and artists who can sing and also play an instrument. One of the best guitarists is Vince Gill. Give a listen to Tulsa Time with him, Sheryl Crow, and Eric Clapton, and Vince alone with Go Rest High On That Mountain. Oh, almost forgot: Linda Ronstadt with Blue Bayou.
Oh I love Rhiannon Giddens.
My grandmother used to sing wayfarin stranger . That ine gets me in the feels to much cant do it without 😭
Check out Wings of Pegasus analysis of Alison . He actually demonstrates her perfect pitch control electronically. She really is a perfect voice
@@user-kg7co9vi5r FIL is awesome 👍
Dan Tyminski, the guitar player standing directly on Alison's left, dubbed the singing voice for George Clooney in "O, Brother."
When You Say Nothing At All by her is absolutely beautiful.
some of her other hits are: when you say nothing at all, whiskey lullaby, ghost in this house, til i can gain control again, never cared for you and many others......she is beautiful inside and out...ENJOY!!!!!
@ Trish, 🥃 "Whiskey Lullaby" is an 👍 suggestion by Alison Krauss and Brad Paisley. POLO, 🚨🥺😢 this is a rough, sad, but one amazing song.
Here is a Live version - th-cam.com/video/RxeinEAoq0E/w-d-xo.html
Here is the music video -
th-cam.com/video/IZbN_nmxAGk/w-d-xo.html
Alison Krauss and Union Station
"When You Say Nothing at All" - th-cam.com/video/1SCOimBo5tg/w-d-xo.html
Gravity
Her voice is one of a kind
One in 10's of Billions!!!👼👼👼👼
Couldn't agree with you more. Don't get me started on Alison Krauss. What an angel. Beautiful soloist and harmonizes well with anybody. She did an album called Raising Sand with Robert Plant, of Led Zeppelin fame. Fantastic album. Bluegrass is where it's at. Beautiful melodies and harmonies, and musicianship second to none. Great post. p.s.- The song "Freeborn Man" would be a great follow up.
Their voices work really well together.
Jerry Douglas, Ron Block, Barry Bales, Larry Atamanuik, and Dan Tyminski are absolute professionals, the best in the business, and Alison Krauss just tops it off at the supreme amount of talent this band has! They are one of my go to's when it comes to listening to great music. One of my all time favorites, which is a cover from the band Shenandoah, is "Ghost In The House". The live version of that is spectacular! Also, Alison's work with greats like Vince Gill, Brad Paisley, and Led Zeppelin's rock god Robert Plant just cement her as one of the keystones of music and musical talent!
Very heartfelt reaction, Bluegrass is so beautiful. I just subscribed to your channel. GOD Bless.
O brother where art thou!? Awesome film and that soundtrack… You’re so right… The Cohen brothers are geniuses
FYI she was one of the people singing in O Brother Where Art Thou. Gorgeous voice
In the movie O Brother Where Art Thou, the bluegrass family singing/playing are the Cox Family. I went to high school with that family in the 80’s in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. Alison Kraus got that band signed and big and has remained friends with them since. Alison regularly comes to visit our little town and she sang at one of the band members sons wedding two years ago.
Consider that she was initially signed, age 14, as a recording artist, not as a singer, but as a fiddle player.
Her voice is one of the purest I've ever heard in my 67 years.
I had the pleasure of seeing Alison Krauss and Union Station live several years ago and trust me, her vocals live are more magnificent than any studio performance. I literally had goosebumps during the entire concert. She just stepped up to the microphone and let that beautiful voice come out effortlessly. Truly a gift from God.
Bluegrass is very underrated. I love the songs with a lot of harmonies
have to be truly talented to play bluegrass
The harmonies are second to none, but some of the most skilled instrumentalists reside within the genre of Bluegrass.
@Donald Riddle Yes, you are absolutely right. I love the way that every instrument is given an opportunity to shine in many songs.
The Voice of an Angel
That group Union Station are some the not only best bluegrass, but best overall musicians, in the world. So Damn Good!!!
27 Grammys. She's no secret... Dude, she is incredible.
As a 25 plus year bluegrass musician I would be very grateful to help you on your bluegrass journey.
She is that good.
The Cold Mountain soundtrack is perfect
She did a duet with Andrea Bocelli of Amazing Grace that will make you cry. Allison did one with Natalie MacMaster called “Get me thru December.” This came out after I lost my children at Christmas and didn’t think I would survive it. God walked with me.
My favorite song by them. Her voice is, like you said, angelic...
my dad used to get her up on stage to perform with his bluegrass band in the early 80s. Her parents would bring her down to the festivals (she grew up about an hour north of us). She was amazing even at an early age, a true gem.
Her duet with Brad Paisley on "Whiskey Lullaby" is another song you should react to.
That's a soul crusher. 'Go rest high on that Mountain' is another must experience for anyone and everyone. The live version at Carnegie hall shows what REAL singers can do.
Yes to Whiskey Lullaby.
I second that
o m g yes
Yes and I could come up with 10 names easy that could replace Brad Paisley and do just as well or better, can not say the same for Allison, no one comes close.
Oh brother where art thou is a fantastic movie and you're right about the music!
She’s definitely live. You can hear her breath sounds in between. She sounds like an angel without any help which is wild in this day and age, I know. I love older country and always will because of the quality voices, the storytelling, music and so on.
Her voice is soothing to the soul.
The vibrato in her voice is one of the best in music, across all genres in my opinion.
She almost never uses vibrato, because she never misses a pitch, and does not need to cover up the mistake.
Alison Krause has the most perfect voice ever. When she sings, the world stops. Watch her. No matter what she sings, it’s effortless. Exquisite! Listen to her version of “Losing You”. Also, listen to “A Man Of Constant Sorrpw” by Brothers of the Heart!
Union station consists of some of the most top bluegrass musicians. You are right when you see these people and Alisson live every song is perfect like studio recordings. Seen Alisson a few times always happy I did!
She's such an Angel and those are all world class musicians backing her.
So happy you added Alyson Krause and Union Station!
Her and Vince Gill have the sweetest voices. The duets she does with him are perfect. Might I suggest Go Rest High on that Mountain.
Try Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs (also known as Flatt & Scruggs), Bill Monroe (one of the pioneers of Bluegrass), Ricky Scaggs, or Stanley Brothers.
She was also on the soundtrack for O Brother Where Art Thou. She sings Down to the River to Pray. You might also want to listen to Nickel Creek’s music. They are also bluegrass singers.
Anything from her and Robert Plant is solid gold!
I went to see O Brother Where Art Thou and people were singing along with all the old songs that I knew. I went directly to the music store and bought the soundtrack! My dad was from Tennessee so I grew up with country music. He and mom played guitars and their friends played guitar and piano. We lived in tiny towns growing up and they played for dances locally. Love your reactions. Keep great music alive young man 👵🏼💜☮️
Polo - Variety IS the spice of life!! Keep changing it up!! Enjoy your content and thoughtful analysis!
Appreciate you and your show, POLO.
I rocked the o brother where art thou soundtrack in my first car for as long as I drove it Allison has the most perfect voice i can think of…
"Paper Airplane" is probably my favorite Allison Krauss and Union Station song (there is a great performance from this on the Letterman show). Another great song is "Shadows" they did with Tony Rice!
my favorite song of all time
This song is the one that got me hooked on Allison and US. Since have seen them twice in concert in Oregon ❤❤
She's actually on the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack -- Down to the River to Pray
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! If you enjoy this voice then check out 'Atlanta' by Alison Krauss. She is phenomenal!
Alison Krauss has been singing on stage since she was little.
Just about the most beautiful voice in blue grass. Ur rite. Voice of an angel. Her band is at the top of the game too. Great musicians . Each one. Glad to hear you like this. Ez on the ears for sure… dan..1/27/23
One of my absolute favorite songs by her along with "Ghost In This House". She's truly incredible!
Whiskey Lullaby.... aaaaaaaannnnnnd go!
Such a beautiful voice! When most people first hear Alison sing, their thought is 'she sounds like an angel'. I couldn't agree more. Listen to her song Jacob's Dream. Very haunting, beautiful and based on a true story.
Have you heard her sing "When you say nothing at all"? One of my favs.
They are all exceptional musicians!
Watch their whole concert! ❤
In reacent years Allison Krauss has teamed up with Led Zeppelins Robert Plant for a couple albums and tours! I think you will like it!
omg I haven't seen anyone do a reaction to this. I've loved her for ever. That bluegrass sound is so pure. Thanks for doing this one.
I first saw Allison Krause at the Minnesota state fair as the opening act for Amy Grant.. mid 90’s… loud outdoor crowd, she came up to the stage and started to sing, never heard such a beautiful voice.. been a big fan since that day. So many great songs! ❤
Your so right she is soooo clean and precise...I cry when I listen to this song...long time fan if hers ..you found someone special here sir...well done.
My silly butt requested you react to Alison without realizing you'd done this one 🤓
Whiskey Lullaby is a duet with Brad Paisley that shouldn't be missed IMO.
Really enjoy your channel. Greetings and well wishes from Oregon.
You were spot on when you said she has the voice of an Angel, love listening to her.
Thanks for sharing your musical experiences and honesty. You're on a good journey - we ALL should be on this journey.
I really like that you approach these new genres and songs with such an open mind and willingness to enjoy the music and lyrics for what they are.
She sang “ Down by the River to pray” in O Brother where Art Thou. “
Heart melting sweetness
I also love Alison's work with Robert Plant !! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Voice of an angel and an ace musician since she was a kid
27 grammy awards for Alyson
Allsison Kraus has perfect pitch.
She doesn't need electronic help.
I have a cool tie in with your love of Constant Sorrow.
The real-life vocals for The Soggy Bottom Boys in the movie were provided by Nashville songwriter Harley Allen, bluegrass musician Pat Enright, and Dan Tyminksi, a guitar and mandolin player on loan from Alison Krauss and Union Station.
I was just listening to Alison Kraus and Brad Paisley - Whiskey Lullaby. When you posted this... Yes I have always loved Alison Kraus. She is true blue grass.
I love her music. And your commentary in the video. And the classic song from Brother Where Art Thou, Down to the River to Pray.
Voice of an angel
"Oh brother where art thou" is one of fav soundtracks as well.
Alison is my favorite.!
There is so much more from her. Go back to her early albums. Amazing! I heard her for the first time in a motel on a trip with my mom. It was late and I turned on the tv and she was playing. This was early 90s. I fell in love with her voice and have listened ever since. She and her entire band is pure talent. ❤
Alison in my opinion has 1 of the best voices Ever!!!
If you want to CRY, listen to her singing Jacob's Dream. Absolutely, positively beautiful.
I agree with what you are saying about the string instruments. It’s like the different string instruments are also harmonizing with each other, not just the voice is harmonizing. That unique sound just attracts you to want more. If you want to hear Allison’s voice just mesmerize you war, her cover of the late great Keith Whitley’s song “when you say nothing at all” will do it. But if you hear Keith Whitley’s version first you would never be disappointed. He is the epitome of one of the greatest country voices ever..
Vince Gill started in pop and he writes beautiful songs, incredible guitarist. His voice is so beautiful and smooth. He had success in pop but loves his Country music because of story telling. He wrote a song when his brother passed. "Go rest high on the mountain" it gives you goosebumps and a tear. ❤️
She was a fixture at the fiddle contests throughout Appalachia. Of course she’d win.
Yes, she always sounds this angelic.
Well now, you need to know that Alison Krauss sang in "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?; when the sirens were washing clothes down at the creek, that was Alsion singing! Alison has been performing some Led Zeppelin songs with Robert Plant for a few years now. They sing very well together; start with "Black Dog". Alison is a fine violin player too.
Everything she sings is beyond beautiful!!!
She's amazing, and Union Station is amazing.
Alison Krauss has been a favorite of mine for a long time. There’s so many great bluegrass bands: Ralph Stanley, Bill Monroe & the Bluegrass Boys, Tony Rice, Sam Bush, Rhonda Vincent, JD Crowe & New South, Del McCoury, the Seldom Scene, the Country Gentleman, Ricky Skaggs, Bela Fleck…a lot of these artists play together in different bands. Some of these artists are deceased, but left a legacy of great music. You can find a lot of them on TH-cam. I’ve been a bluegrass fan for a really long time and I keep discovering new bands. Enjoy your search!
I was one of the millions who bought the O Brother Who Art Thou soundtrack when the movie came out. My favorite song of Allison's is "If I Didn't Know any Better". Her voice in that haunting song is pure perfection.
I pick and choose music from this style as it's generally not my 'go to' but can't deny this beautiful voice and her band.
And I too agree with you also on her voice being angelic. I've always thought of her voice like that. She and Emmy Lou Harris are 2 angel voices from heaven as I would imagine one being.