On her third album, Krauss' work has a decidedly more bluegrass bent than her later recordings. The super-strong title track is largely driven by mandolin and fiddle solos, which bounce back and forth artfully, drawing out their players' impeccable dexterity. Though this came before her real "breakthrough," the album is supremely strong and mature, marrying solid influences of contemporary country and traditional bluegrass with Krauss' natural mainstream appeal.
I've Got That Old Feeling
Dark Skies
Wish I Still Had You
Endless Highway
Winter Of A Broken Heart
It's Over
Will You be Leaving
Steel Rails
Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too
One Good Reason
That Makes One of Us
Longest Highway
The album showcases early signals that Alison Krauss would become a real force to be reckoned with. Her voice is so high and clear, it nearly puts the high, lonely tenor standard in bluegrass to shame. Other highlights, in addition to the title track include "Endless Highway," with its well-apportioned banjo lines, and "Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too."
Track Listing of I've Got That Old Feeling