Alison Krauss’ rendition of Don Williams’ song You’re [I’m] Just A Country Boy is achingly beautiful. Here’s Williams’ original which is wonderful as well.
Alison Krauss’ rendition of Don Williams’ song You’re [I’m] Just A Country Boy is achingly beautiful. Here’s Williams’ original which is wonderful as well.
The song When You Say Nothing At All has been a hit for Alison Krauss and then Ronan Keating, covering the original recorded by the late Keith Whitley. Whitley died soon after recording the song, with Krauss’ rendition being part of a tribute album to Whitley’s career, a quite unintentional hit. Here’s Whitley’s version. And …
Far Side Bank Of Jordan is a sweet little song of future reunion by Alison Krauss and The Cox Family from I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. As a bonus here’s a rendition from Johnny Cash and June Carter.
The full title of the song is Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven (But Nobody Wants To Die). It’s from an early 90’s album by Alison Krauss and The Cox Family called I Know Who Holds Tomorrow.
Sing To Jesus is an older song from Fernando Ortega. The rendition is enhanced by background vocals from the sublime Alison Krauss.
Come And Go Blues did not appear on Alison Krauss’ latest album. It only seems to be in this clip. ‘Come And Go Blues.’ Pretty much sums me up.
Another track from Alison Krauss’ new album given a ‘special recording’ treatment. It does strike me as a little odd that these are being released only a month or two after the actual album, but, hey, more Alison Krauss. That’s a good thing.
