The Alison Krauss & Union Station Analysis You've Been Waiting For, "Baby Now That I've Found You"!
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Patrons voted for this song almost a year ago, and it's been sitting in my backlog for quite some time... and I'm ashamed to say it. I'm familiar with her work, as my parents used to listen to her growing up, but I've never heard her perform live in a setting like this.
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she Alison Krauss and Union Station for the first time, performing "Baby Now That I've Found You".
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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Can't forget her cover of When You Say Nothing At All.😊
Yes!
or The Lucky One
Right! ❤
This is the best
YES!!!
"When You Say Nothing At All" and "Whiskey Lullaby" are absolute masterpieces!
Whisky Lullaby definitley one of the greatest duets of all time.
When angels need singing lessons they go to Alison Krauss.
Or Joni Mitchell
💯 whenever they need a little tune up.
Alison can sing me right to glory when that time comes. ❣️🙌
Brad Paisley essentially said the same thing when he said that if he goes heaven and the angels don't sound like Allison, then take him back.
pssst, angels dont sing. least i cant find any mention of them singing. sure "Hark the herald angels sing" but thats a song.
its not from the bible.
Revelation 5:11-12 (NRSV): Then I looked, and I heard the VOICE OF MANY ANGELS surrounding the throne and the living creatures and the elders; they numbered myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands, SINGING with full voice,
“Worthy is the Lamb that was slaughtered to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!”
@@googoo-gjoob
More Alison Krauss! Her cover of Atlanta just melts me every time. And yea she and Robert Plant together is legendary.
Agreed on all counts. I envy all who hear Alison and Plant their first time.
LOVE 'Oh Atlanta' - wouldn't peg her for a blue singer at first blush, but she lets it rip! 🔥
And then there's 'When God Dips His Pen of Love in My Heart.' That's blues-gospel straight outta Paradise!❣️
I gasped when I saw this!! My absolute favorite country and bluegrass female vocalist. I love her solo work, but even better when she works with Union Station. Thank you SO much for analyzing!!
Same! I opened YT and saw this and couldn't click fast enough. Lol
they just released a new song today and are going on a tour. I'm pumped.
A few weeks after my wife passed away in 2012 I found an iPod in her gym bag. I charged it and listed to the music she had downloaded on to it, and one of the songs was Alison Krauss’s “Ghost in This House”. I had never heard her before and this song resonated with me on many levels. It was both sad and yet soothing. I’ve been a big fan of her music ever since.
Oh my goodness. I am so very sorry for your loss. Heartbreaking 😢
I’m sorry for your loss. Sometimes a song can be a special place to go and just hide for awhile. The group Shenandoah recorded this song as well, written by Hugh Prestwood. Just hearing AK sing the lyrics gives this song a quality only her unique voice can achieve. I started listening to her 38 years ago and 29 Grammys later I enjoy her body of work more now than ever. My best to you and your family.
I am so sorry... Alison has the gift for distilling grief into music like few others can. 🫂♥️
Whenever you're ready, the last finale of the Sondheim musical 'Into The Woods' is _deeply_ moving and comforting.
💝
My mom passed in 2001 and listening to Allison Krauss always connects me to her.
Yes! Voice of an angel. Been a fan of hers for YEARS.
She has a vast body of work that is incredible. She is magic.
Allison Krauss is amazing. She is also very humble. Someone once said she deserves a Grammy for being Allison Krauss. 27 Grammys.
Her and Union Station are one of the top concerts I ever attended. Amazingly tight group of musicians. Let's not forget Jerry Douglas and her performance in O Brother Where are thou
Same. I’ve seen them quite a few times… outdoor festival, inside the Ryman in Nashville. Always stellar.
Her ability to harmonize with Dan, Ron, and Barry, is such a magical part of AKUS… Those harmonies are also very present in her performances with Plant, Brad Paisley, James Taylor, John Wait, Gillian Welch, Emmylou Harris, and others. Alison has the voice of an Angel.
Her voice always overwhelms me with emotion and evokes memories from long ago. Clear and clean perfect voice, heaven could not sound any sweeter.
I'm a rock/metal chick, but I have such a soft spot for Alison's gorgeous voice (and Union Station's incredible talent)!!! I'm always impressed by how much she projects while barely opening her mouth. 🤩 🎤
Ghost In This House is absolutely my favorite Alison Krause and Union Station song. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.
Huge fan of AKIS but Shenandoah still does the greatest version of the song
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And as a follow up, pllleeeeeeaase, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, maybe one of their tiny desk concerts. Again, pleeease!
Don’t. Plant can’t sing. Can’t think of two singers further apart.
Yes please. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Grammy winning duo!
Yeah that would be a fun one!
@@thomasdesmond2233you do realize she's a big fan of zeppelin. So she's familiar with plant and his voice. I think she'll like it.
@@thomasdesmond2233 I would guess that there are some scattered listeners around who might like it and I would speculate with cause, Elizabeth could be one of them...
Her group Union Station are the Soggy Bottom Boys, from O’ Brother Where Art Thou. The group is virtually 70% of the movie soundtrack.
fantastic sound track.
And Union Station’s guitar player, Dan Tyminski, sang the George Clooney part of Man of Constant Sorrow.
You got that right!@@genny5309
@@genny5309 I love the story he tells about being the voice of George Clooney, and his wife’s reaction when she found out.
Alison Krauss is one of my all time fav singers, ever. Her voice goes straight to my soul and is instantly calming and soothing. So, love her singing. Glad you reviewed her.
Recommending Robert Plant & Alison Krauss in "Gone, Gone, Gone" 😃
Agreed. Their voices blended surprisingly well. That was very unexpected.
That and their live version of When The Levee Breaks. Her violin playing is so beautifully haunting in this song.
@@tracyditchfield628 good choice
I hope she is thinking of their collaboration on "In the Mood"
I would like a technical explanation of how and why their voices blend so well
I'm so happy to hear you listen to Alison Krauss, she's amazing.
Thanks Elizabeth! My favorite artist. 😊
Celebrating the arrival of our first Grandchild this week.
Baby mine is a lullaby of hers that is also beautiful!
Yes please! Also please include her cooperation with Robert Plant - check what our beloved rocker does nowadays❤
He looks like he's auditioning to play the lion in a wizard of oz remake
I highly recommend the mix of Allison Krauss and Keith Whitley - When You Saying Nothing at All
Let’s not forget that Dan is also a fantastic singer and songwriter. A group full of world class talent.
Sad to say that Dan has left to be on his own full time. She is putting out a new AKUS album and touring this year, replacing (not possible) Dan with another longtime Bluegrass singer, Russell Moore, who does sound a lot like Dan. Gonna miss the "Man of Constant Sorrow".
Yeah I'd love to see her do an analysis on him.
Perfect pitch and a light switch vibrato...flips it on and off effortlessly.
Holy Krauss! She has a voice like butter
Alison Krauss' duet with Brad Paisley "Whiskey Lullaby" is the most beautiful but heart wrenching track I've ever heard!
Her voice is that of an Angelic Choir in human form. So, so soothing!
Careful though, it's a bit of a tear jerker!
I suggest, get a box of tissues ready, you will need them!
That's one of a handful of songs that I just can't listen to unless I'm in the mood for a good cry.
I just can't handle it.
What a lovely way to start the day! The golden sunrise and Alison's beautiful voice! Thank you Elizabeth!
I adore her ‘high & lonesome’ vocal tone! It’s such a quintessentially American bluegrass, Appalachian kind of sound. It makes me nostalgic for simpler times, growing up and hearing voices like hers.
She has some really great performances with Robert Plant. It’s not a collab I ever would have expected but they made some wonderful music together
Great choice! Alison's voice is stunning.
Allison has a lovely, sweet voice and always seems perfectly in tune. Her voice is a fine instrument.
By the numbers. Alison won 27 Grammy awards by age 40. Between them the members of AKUS have over 50 Grammys. She has 9 CMAs, including Female Vocalist of the Year; 14 IBMAs, including 4 for Female Vocalist of the Year. Alison was Illinois State Fiddle Champ at 13, then national champ. Signed to Rounder Records at 15. Inducted into the Grand Ole Opry at 21, and the Bluegrass HOF at 50. AKUS has their first new studio album coming out since 2011 this year (2025) and a tour.
One award she has never won, Best Fiddle Player from the Bluegrass Association
That's a tour I'll have to watch for!! Last time I saw her was on the Down From the Mountain tour. Thanks for the info
She is so great live. It was such a treat to see her with Union Station opening for Willie Nelson years back. ♥
Her voice is what I imagine is present in heaven. Angelic!
And Union Station doesn’t get any better.
I listen to a lot of rock and roll but when I am stressed and feel like it’s me against the world, Allison kraus is able to sing me off the edge. As a man I interpret this as a voice that represents the ultimate power of femininity and calms me in a way that nothing else can.
The best voice of our times. Plus, Union Station is an extremely talented band, with unbelievable chops!!!!
When I think of what an angel singing sounds like, I think of Alison Krauss. I love how you can pick out each individual instrument in the band but hear them all together as well. Her voice only adds the the beauty of the entire piece.
Absolutely they just quite possibly might be the perfect group nothing overpowers the other you can pick out individual piece or just listen to the beauty of a blending all together the vocals as well are just as much an instrument
If you want to hear her absolute finest performance you need to listen to "Ghost In This House" live from 2002. It will blow you away.
Saw these guys about 20 years ago in Las Vegas. One of the best concerts I've been to.
To me, it’s difficult to believe she didn’t pop out of the womb singing like this. It’s just so natural. What a wonderfully gifted singer/musician.
One of the most perfect voices and bands to ever exist they all just meshed together so tightly
What an amazing instrument she has. It's soothing and clean and warm. It is quite special.
Oh my god. I’ve been wanting you to analyze Alison’s amazing performances for a long time. To my ears, her voice is heaven… Ghost In This House, Maybe, and Oh Atlanta would’ve been my choices. I’d have completely understood if you’d have chosen When You Say Nothing At All, because it is so iconic. I’m pleasantly surprised with your choice… This is gonna be amazing. 😊
She is or should be considered our national treasure..the best of the best..
I saw her at a local club right after her 3rd album had just released, and before Dan Tyminski had joined. I have witnessed her velvety voice many times over the past 20+ years. She is about to tour again with AKUS for the time in 10 years, and without Dan. There are so many songs worth a listen, so it would be hard to pick just one. She did "Baby of Mine" from Dumbo that's beautiful, and anything from the live album (featured here) would be an excellent choice. Her last album with AKUS, "Paper Airplane," is gorgeous. My wife and I saw her at an outdoor venue we love in Cary, NC, and their encore was breathtaking. They did maybe 4 songs or more around one microphone, under a full moon near a lake, so the scenery certainly helped. They finished with "Down to the River to Pray." I will stop now, but I can't say enough good things about Alison. ❤❤❤
Great venue! Koka Booth has great acoustics for them. I saw them there as well and glad to see them back this year. With luck I'll be there.
Thanks for this video! This brought back some deep deep memories of Jr high home parties dancing with my "girlfriend" to this, hands on hips. Hadn't thought of that time or person in a good 15 years. Music does indeed bring you back.
She has the most angelic, soft and soothing yet super powerful voices I've ever heard. So beautiful!
My favorite vocalist with the band! Thank you for this! Her voice to me is like a glass armonica or even Tibetan tuning bowls, so clear and light.
*OMG!!!! I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE!!!!!* Alison has a voice that I imagine angels use!
So excited for this! I grew up with friends who were in a bluegrass band and Alison Krauss was a huge part of my upbringing
Union Station is a phenomenal group. Amazing musicians. Great harmonies. Provides a beautiful setting for Alison’s voice.
Alison Krauss is magic & Union Station are bluegrass legends!! Gorgeous.
Thank you for reacting to Appalachian music!
One of my favorite Allison Krauss comments was made by Brad Paisley, who said "when I get to heaven, if the angels sound anything less that her I'm asking to go back"
He , more accurately , he said " I'm "comin' back " NO
offense, We both make the same point , this Lady is
SIMPLY THE BEST .
Lisa Gerrard and her , both move me in a way I have no control over .
Brad is spot-on correct! 💯🙌
Her cover of Keith Whitley's "When You Say Nothing At All" is brilliant. Another RUclips channel, Wings of Pegasus, has done a few pitch analysis of Alison's vocal and considers her the Gold Standard for singing on pitch.
Listening to her studio or live... absolutely no difference. Her voice is magical.
Thank You so much for doing this. Your analysis is awesome, and I love Alison Krauss And Union Station.
her voice is like a field of small, delicate wildflowers as a soft breeze washes over them.
Elizabeth always seems so amazed when she hears a dobro. In this case she is hearing the great Jerry Douglas, indisputably the dobro master of his generation.
Allison refers to him as the “greatest dobro player of all time”. Of course, she’s right.
@@jerrytaylor4078no one better
If she likes a dobro, “Barton Hollow” by The Civil Wars, 2 voices 1 instrument and won them a grammy.
It's really a shame that this particular performance only hinted at JD's prowess on the dobro. A true virtuoso artist; probably the best in the world.
He is indisputably the best of all time. There are others that he learned from but his mastery of the Dobro/Resophonic Guitar and his lifetime of contributions are unmatched. He’s a Nashville session legend. He’s played with everyone it seems like in the country/folk world and of course Bluegrass.
Thanks for doing Alison Krause, I grew up loving her music. Still do ❤️
I couldn't click this fast enough. Never imagined you going blue grass. ❤
And you probably know this but union station is the band behind the performance of "man of constant sorrow" from o brother where art though. It's so funny to see them play it after seeing the movie. They just stand still while killing it.
Alison's voice flows smooth like honey. People have mentioned some really good choices below. If you want one to make you cry, her duet with Brad Paisley on "Whiskey Lullaby", is oh, so good, but oh, so sad. Highly recommend. Thanks for doing this one!
Brad Paisley first made me cry with We Danced. Allison first made me cry with It Doesn't Matter, I knew I was doomed when I saw their names together, never gotten thru it without tears
And the music video is heartbreaking.
Love watching your channel as I always hear new things in the music. At the 17:00 mark, I’d never really heard that ornamentation before, or I did I didn’t understand the complexity, it gives me goosebumps knowing what Alison is doing. Thanks!
Her voice is akin to the best tiramisu. So sweet and light with just the right amount of air whipped in,but grounded by earthy notes from the espresso ❤
Have loved this womans voice since my early 20's. Her voice is smooth and weightless. It rides the waves anove others. So soothing!
Love your description of her voice! So spot on. It is so sweet and wholesome, like a hug. Soothing and melodic
Wonderful choice! I've been an Alison Krauss fan for decades and Union Station is one of my favorite country/bluegrass bands. Thank you for this one! Her song "The lucky one" is phenomenal.
Yes! Finally some AKUS! More AKUS please! Any song really. 😊
She is the definition of an every day voice. As in I could always listen to her and never get tired of it.
Alison is a treasure, one of the most soothing voices I've ever heard.
I have been fortunate to her her live a number of times. Her voice is without equal and is what angels aspire to as they learn to sing.
Dan Tyminski is a legend in his own. Fantastic singer as well as guitarist.
Every band member is a legend on their own. They are some of the best players of their individual instrument alive today, and many of them are also great singers.
@Patryn71 You are absolutely right. I'm just a big fan of Dan's work outside of Union Station, as well as Jerry Douglas.
@@Patryn71Ron Block is spot on with Dan in providing that acoustic magic. He also has an interesting life story, much respect for him.
@@joexblk9240 all amazing and Jerry is my favorite instrumentalist ever!
I cently heard a master musician say "The most important words I've ever spoken... Ladies and gentleman Alison Krauss " My Grandpa was a concert violinist. I grew up hearing classical, jazz, blues & bluegrass. Stephen Grapelli was a special gift he gave me. Uptown Dance ❤
Love me some Alison Krauss. I've always tried to explain her voice and could never find the word. You nailed it - delicate.
Omg my dad was obsessed with her and now I am too!! Her voice is just sweet and so easy on the ears. I love love love her song called "The Lucky One" and "Ghost in this house" originally done by Shenandoah. She is definitely one of those artists that I could listen to all the time happily lol
Alison is one of the most decorated artists in music history. In her case, the Grammy Awards actually got it right. I believe that she’s won the third most Grammys in history. She’s the guide stone of the entire bluegrass genre.
She has such a beautiful voice ❤
Alison Krauss, "Jacobs Dream" the way she can jump into highs gets me every time. That song also makes an old man tear up.
Big fan forever. Mostly I'm so grateful she recovered from her serious voice crisis. Perfection ❤ 🔥 🐦 great analysis!
Voice of an angel. Pure perfection.
Finally! Looking forward to this. ❤
Allison Krause has such a dulcet tone that she can melt the heart of any man. The clarity of tone combined with her subtlety and precision with which manipulates pitch gives her a beautifully expressive platform to convey the song’s message. I dearly love her voice.
"There Is a Reason" (written by a Union Station band member, Block). It has been awhile since I have seen her live. Back in the day, they would play this at the end.
Let Me Touch You For A While or her cover of Keith Whitley's song.
@@epistteYes, I think her cover is better than Keith’s. 😊
SIMPLY she is my favorite singer!!! She made me see beauty when I was severely depressed...
My favorite song from Alison & Union Station is "It Doesn't Matter". Her amazing voice and the intimate mic-ing of the incredible backing music make for one hell of a speaker demo test (and a sublime listening experience)
I have been very lucky to have heard Alison quite a few times mostly in small venues in Chicago. It has been rewarding to see and hear her development and maturity from very bluegrass to ballads like this. Her music is such a joy to listen to.
Twenty odd years ago, I was lucky enough to attend the Grammys. At the pre-telecast ceremony, as Alison picked up her first of numerous awards that day, the woman next to me (a bluegrass artist herself) simply said, "the golden voice". That says it all.
Thank you. I've been in love with their music for so long.
The voice I've been waiting for! In the Palm of Your Hand is my personal favorite.
I saw Alison Krauss supporting Counting Crows at the o2 arena, and I can honestly say her voice is the most beautiful sound I have ever heard. It was like a crystal glass vibrating, so clear and resonant. You couldn’t help but feel emotional.
Counting Crows then came out and played a rock show and were brilliant as well! We need a listen to Palisades Park!
I very much appreciate the analysis, Elizabeth, but all you got to do is listen to that voice, and it just melts you. 😻 Alison and Union Station are flat out extraordinary musicians. 😻 I hope you do an analysis of Sarah Brightman's beautiful voice as well. "Time To Say Goodbye" with Andrea Bocelli would be great. 👍👍👍
Love Alison Krause such a voice.
This woman's voice is outrageous. I have never been a huge fan of bluegrass, but she makes me want to listen to it all day. Her tone, her pitch, her emotion, her everything is on point!
I'm not a huge country/BG fan, but I do like Allison's voice a lot. Nice to see someone analyzing her vocals!
Same for me! I was surprised I knew this song, must have been played on the mainstream radio station in the 90s.
I appreciate you being able to express how I feel when she sings.
These people perform the music I grew up with. Allison's voice is just beautiful.
I'm consistently impressed with your level of vocal analysis. You probably are a great teacher.
This collective of musical artisan's are like a hug from the most trustworthy friend - they can lead you through a whole spectrum of emotions and somehow you're left feeling lighter, contented and happier. Now if they'll just make it to Australia again some day, the cherry will have reached the apex!
Luv it. That’s an old 6Os song I remember in my early teens. I saw her and Plant last summer. They were just great! 👏🏻
Thank you for this analysis. I completely agree with your assessment as to how beautiful her voice is. So many magnificent performances from her, though the ones I always think of are ones that combine her with other artists. "Go Rest High on That Mountain" with Vince Gill and Ricky Skaggs is tear-inducing, both lyrically and musically. Her performance of "The Wexford Carol" with Yo-Yo Ma is one of my favorite performances, ever. The notes she just leaves out are analogous with "ghost notes" in jazz. The notes are implied rather than played/sung.
While there aren't many voices like her's, someone that comes close is a protégé of her's, Sierra Hull. Beautiful, clear as a bell voice. Alison produced Sierra's first album when Sierra was 14. Sierra is a mandolin player, and probably the finest mando player of her generation.
The gentleman who's playing you commented on is Jerry Douglas. The instrument is a resonator guitar, though more commonly called a dobro, which is actually a brand name of an early maker. Jerry is a brilliant artist in his own right, playing bluegrass, country, and jazz.
Thanks so much for doing this song.. Love her with Union Station ❤
A metal head from the late 70's and through grunge, the first time I heard Alison, I was hooked!!
I was all about grunge and some punk rock and heard "Paper Airplane" when I was in college. I flipped to bluegrass overnight and went down a major style changing rabbit hole due to her (and Jerry's dobro). Still love rock, though.
Anything by Alison Krauss is special. The best may be covers. Alison Krauss - "In my mind I`m going to Carolina" may be my favorite.
I just saw that with James Taylor looking on very favorably ( how could he not?). AK as usual made one of my all time favorite songs even better. (Sorry, James).
Allison Krause is indeed perfect, both on her fiddle and with her voice. I would like to see the frequency of her voice plotted on the screen. Her accuracy is phenomenal. Technically, the same accuracy, all around.
Wings of Pegasus did that 2 years ago.
Allison pulled me in on Baby...and I've never looked back. Great choice Elizabeth! More women's voices!! "Allison Krause, to me, is the embodiment of fresh-cut grass. It's like I can almost smell this natural, earthy element of her voice, it's so light, and it permeates everything..." Perfect ending.