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Live

Alison Krauss · 2002

100 min · 25 tracks · country

A vibrant tapestry of bluegrass and country, showcasing Krauss's ethereal voice and exceptional musicianship.

Why this album works

'Live' received widespread acclaim and peaked at number 6 on the US Billboard 200, reflecting Krauss's crossover appeal beyond just country music fans. The album not only showcased her interpretations of beloved songs but also contributed to the resurgence of interest in bluegrass during the early 2000s, influencing many artists in both country and Americana genres.
Best for
dynamic journey with varied pacing intimate moments for quiet reflection sing-along favorites with friends
Context
By the time 'Live' was released in 2002, Alison Krauss had already established herself as a significant figure in American roots music, following her critically acclaimed album 'New Favorite' from 2001. This live compilation captured her artistry during a peak period, as she seamlessly blended traditional bluegrass with contemporary sounds, solidifying her reputation as a leading artist in the genre.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Let Me Touch You for Awhile 3:45
  • 2 Choctaw Hayride 3:25
  • 3 The Lucky One 3:40
  • 4 Baby, Now That I’ve Found You Standout 5:02
  • 5 Bright Sunny South 3:07
  • 6 Every Time You Say Goodbye 3:04
  • 7 Tiny Broken Heart 3:08
  • 8 Cluck Old Hen 2:47
  • 9 Stay 3:16
  • 10 Broadway 3:57
  • 11 Ghost in This House 4:29
  • 12 Forget About It 3:18
  • 13 Faraway Land 3:19

Disc 2

  • 1 A Tribute to Peador O’Donnell / Monkey Let the Hogs Out 4:58
  • 2 The Boy Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn 5:58
  • 3 Take Me for Longing 2:47
  • 4 I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow Standout 4:12
  • 5 Maybe 4:25
  • 6 We Hide & Seek 5:41
  • 7 But You Know I Love You 3:39
  • 8 When You Say Nothing at All 4:21
  • 9 New Favorite 4:00
  • 10 Oh, Atlanta 6:47
  • 11 Down to the River to Pray Standout 2:09
  • 12 There Is a Reason 5:11

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