Album Details
Title: So Long So Wrong Artist: Alison Krauss & Union Station Release Date: 1997 Re-Released On: 2/14/2006 Label: Rounder Duration: 47:47 Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 011661036529, 821797227612 Genre: Country Styles: Progressive Bluegrass, Traditional Bluegrass, Contemporary Country, Bluegrass, Contemporary Bluegrass Moods: Warm, Sentimental, Wistful, Yearning, Amiable/Good-Natured, Cheerful, Earthy, Energetic, Organic, Passionate, Plaintive, Stylish, Theatrical Total Copies: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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So Long, So Wrong
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No Place to Hide
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Deeper Than Crying
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I Can Let Go Now
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The Road Is a Lover
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Little Liza Jane
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It Doesn't Matter
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Find My Way Back to My Heart
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I'll Remember You Love in My Prayers
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Looking in the Eyes of Love
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Pain of a Troubled Life
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Happiness
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Blue Trail of Sorrow
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There Is a Reason
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1997 | CD | Rounder | 610365 |
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Album Review
After mainstream success happened for Alison Krauss & Union Station, one would have rightly expected a commercial sweetening of their sound, resulting in diminishing (or even abandoning) the simple but very unique thing that brought them into the public eye -- and eventual public acclaim -- in the first place. But the group's first new recording in the wake of the surprise success of Now That I've Found You: A Collection finds Alison Krauss & Union Station happily keeping their eclectic focus firmly on the prize stretched before them with no silly attempts to court the hat-hunk-of-the-month or the boot-scoot-boogie crowd. Despite the media's singling out of Krauss as country's new bluegrass solo diva, Union Station (with Krauss as simply a featured member of it) remains very much a group, and that's the real refreshing news here. It is that collective spirit that remains the reoccurring theme and the resounding musical point being made here, and it is the solid anchor that roots this album into place from beginning to end. Krauss' expert evocative way with a ballad is on full display here, with "Deeper Than Crying" and "It Doesn't Matter" featuring her on violas, adding a new voice to Union Station's sound. But the lead vocals are passed around among Krauss, mandolinist Adam Steffey, guitarist Dan Tyminski, and banjoist Ron Block, while Krauss' fiddle work in a backup capacity is an integral part of the sound as well. All in all, this is a totally un-gimmicky album that flies in the face of what usually happens when mainstream success comes calling. And, as a result of that commitment to quality and musical focus, one that makes you want to play it again when it's all over. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Adam Steffey | Producer, Arranger, Mandola, Vocals, Mandolin | | Alison Krauss | Viola, Vocals, Fiddle, Vocal Harmony, Performer, Arranger, Producer, Tenor (Vocal) | | Barry Bales | Tenor (Vocal), Arranger, Bass (Acoustic), Producer, Bass, Bass (Upright) | | Chad Brown | Assistant Engineer | | Dan Tyminski | Vocals, Guitar, Producer, Bass (Vocal), Arranger | | Don Cobb | Editing | | Doug Sax | Mastering | | Ed Simonton | Assistant Engineer, Engineer | | Gary Paczosa | Mixing, Engineer | | Jake Nicley | Editing | | Mel Jones | Assistant Engineer | | Nancy Given | Design | | Peter Nash | Photography | | Ron Block | Producer, Vocals, Guitar (Rhythm), Arranger, Tenor (Vocal), Guitar, Banjo | | Sandy Jenkins | Assistant Engineer | | Toby Seay | Assistant Engineer | | Union Station | Producer |
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