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List Price: $11.98 | | Label: Rounder / Umgd
Salesrank: 714447
Released: July 1, 1991 |
| Our Price: $8.79 |
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| Media: Audio Cassette |
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I've Got That Old Feeling Track Listing:
1. I've Got That Old Feeling - Alison Krauss, Cox, Sidney
2. Dark Skies - Alison Krauss, Pennell, John
3. Wish I Still Had You - Alison Krauss, Cox, Sidney
4. Endless Highway - Alison Krauss, Rasnake, Roger
5. Winter of a Broken Heart - Alison Krauss, Mandrell, Nelson
6. It's Over - Alison Krauss, Mandrell, Nelson
7. Will You Be Leaving - Alison Krauss, Pennell, John
8. Steel Rails - Alison Krauss, Branscomb, Louisa
9. Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too - Alison Krauss, Cox, Sidney
10. One Good Reason - Alison Krauss, Pennell, John
11. That Makes One of Us - Alison Krauss, Bowles, Rick
12. Longest Highway - Alison Krauss, Cox, Sidney
Editorial Review:
At 14, child prodigy Alison Krauss signed to Rounder records, wooing critics and beguiling both bluegrass and country stalwarts with her nimble-fingered champion fiddling and inimitable otherworldly soprano. Though 1995's Now That I've Found You is credited as her mainstream breakthrough, 1990's I've Got That Old Feeling bridges her remarkable career into adulthood, capturing the public's interest in bluegrass. Barely past the threshold of womanhood, Krauss possesses musical agility far beyond her years, as well as the soft sweetness of the girlhood blush. The efficacy with which she and her band approach each song is marrow deep and tenderly precise, be it on the banjo rave-up "Will You Be Leaving" or the multi-string delay-beat of "Winter of a Broken Heart." Witness to the promise of a stellar future is the Floyd Cramer-esque piano-led "Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too," in which Krauss shines like the sun, her splendidly emotive tone and phrasing somewhat reminiscent of a young Dolly Parton. --Paige La Grone
I've Got That Old Feeling Reviews:
Music 
2008-09-29 - Alison Krauss has the voice of a Angel. It is so nice to listen to a singer that actually sings and not screams. I recommend her music to everyone.
The perfect blend of Alison at her best.
2007-12-28 - This one never gets old.When you think of Alison Krauss, this is what you want to hear.Some slow, some fast, some fiddle, some fun.
Best of the early years
2006-07-12 - If you just stumbled across this album and gave it a listen, you might be forgiven for thinking that it's a greatest hits CD. At this point, AK already had a couple of albums under her belt, and it shows. The music is straight bluegrass and country, you won't find any of the later pop infusions (which is fine music itself!), and the song selection is first rate. The instrumentalists are in fine form, and her voice still has most of that thin,reedy quality that you associate with bluegrass. But if you listen, it's just beginning to warm up some and lose that young-girl quality ...
So if you're already an AKUS fan, you can scoop this one up and enjoy every lick! And if not, this is as good a place as any to test the waters.
Bluegrass Queen Alison Krauss Reigns on this Recording
2004-06-25 - On her 3rd CD Alison Krauss does not break stride. "I've Got That Old Feeling" is chock-a-block FULL of the beautiful ballads that have made her famous with her angelically emotive voice, but it is also perhaps the best showcase for her ability to perform more up-tempo pieces, such as "Dark Skies" and "Will You Be Leaving?" The supporting cast here performs perfectly.
How many albums do you have that have perhaps a few good songs on it, but just as many songs that are just filler - instantly forgettable and barely listenable? This is a CD with NO filler. Every cut is a "keeper" and I could just listen to the whole thing back to back over and over again.
Alison Krauss is a national treasure, and this recording is one reason why.
Brilliant early album full of great songs
2003-12-15 - Alison Krauss has done much to popularise bluegrass in recent years. Her early recordings were pure bluegrass - this (from 1990) might just be the best album of that phase of her career, although they are all brilliant and it's hard to choose a particular favorite. Her more recent albums have included other influences but I enjoy those too, in a different way.
There are no really famous songs on this album, but the quality of all the songs is high. Sidney Cox (of the Cox family, a noted bluegrass group with which Alison recorded a gospel album) wrote four songs including the title track (a bright, upbeat song) and Tonight I'll be lonely too (an outstanding ballad). Other favorites of mine include Steel rails (a brilliant train song), Endless highway, Will you be leaving and One good reason, but there are so many great songs here and it may be that your favorite is one I haven't mentioned. The overall feel of the album is bright and upbeat.
If you are unfamiliar with Alison's early music, I recommend that you buy Now that I've found you - A collection, which I've already reviewed. That includes one track from each of her early albums, plus tracks not available on any of her other albums so far. If you have that collection and you are looking for more of Alison's early music, you will enjoy this.
