Name: Every Time You Say Goodbye
Brand: KRAUSS,ALISON
SKU: 17730
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Every Time You Say Goodbye

Rating

Album: Every Time You Say Goodbye
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Every Time You Say Goodbye	More Info...	3:17
2)	Another Night	More Info...	2:57
3)	Last Love Letter	More Info...	3:04
4)	Cluck Old Hen	More Info...	2:35
5)	Who Can Blame You	More Info...	3:18
6)	It Won't Work This Time	More Info...	2:59
7)	Heartstrings	More Info...	3:32
8)	I Don't Know Why	More Info...	2:44
9)	Cloudy Days	More Info...	3:20
10)	New Fool	More Info...	2:48
11)	Shield Of Faith	More Info...	2:34
12)	Lose Again	More Info...	2:56
13)	Another Day, Another Dollar	More Info...	2:30
14)	Jesus Help Me To Stand	More Info...	3:50

Album: Every Time You Say Goodbye
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Every Time You Say Goodbye	More Info...	3:17
2)	Another Night	More Info...	2:57
3)	Last Love Letter	More Info...	3:04
4)	Cluck Old Hen	More Info...	2:35
5)	Who Can Blame You	More Info...	3:18
6)	It Won't Work This Time	More Info...	2:59
7)	Heartstrings	More Info...	3:32
8)	I Don't Know Why	More Info...	2:44
9)	Cloudy Days	More Info...	3:20
10)	New Fool	More Info...	2:48
11)	Shield Of Faith	More Info...	2:34
12)	Lose Again	More Info...	2:56
13)	Another Day, Another Dollar	More Info...	2:30
14)	Jesus Help Me To Stand	More Info...	3:50

Performer Notes

Alison Krauss & Union Station: Alison Krauss (vocals, fiddle); Tim Stafford (vocals, guitar); Ron Block (vocals, banjo); Adam Steffey (vocals, mandolin); Barry Bales (vocals, bass).
Recorded at Homeplace Studio, Suite 2000, Sound Shop B, Treasure Island Recorders and Champagne Studio, Nashville, Tennessee.
Rivaling its Grammy-winning predecessor I'VE GOT THAT OLD FEELING, 1992's EVERY TIME YOU SAY GOODBYE features Alison Krauss's band Union Station in a transitional, but no less proficient, lineup. The group's tight, sympathetic backing provides the perfect counterpoint to Krauss's sweet, aching vocals and fiddle leads, offering harmonies and the occasional vocal lead (guitarist Tim Stafford on "It Won't Work This Time," mandolin player Adam Steffey on "Cloudy Days," banjoist Ron Block on "Shield of Faith").
There is an understated grace and ease here that distinguishes the album from Krauss's previous releases. This is most apparent on the gentle, melancholic ballads "Heartstrings" and "Who Can Blame You," but even on the up-tempo numbers, the ensemble's chemistry is such that the blazing instrumental lines seem effortless (see "I Don't Know Why"), and the overall sound is utterly relaxed, yet focused and intense.

Professional Reviews

Musician (11/92, p.104) - "..Not only does she have a band that's every bit as sharp as she is, but she's one of the rare singers who can exploit the pop appeal of a song like Karla Bonoff's "Lose Again" without losing her bluegrass grounding...the fiddle playing is still pretty amazing.."