| Alison Krauss | Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Fiddle, Strings, Vocals, Vocal Harmony |
| Jerry Douglas | Dobro, Lap Steel Guitar |
| Sam Bush | Mandolin, Slide Mandolin, Vocal Harmony |
| Dolly Parton | Vocal Harmony |
| Lyle Lovett | Vocal Harmony |
| Matt Rollings | Piano |
| Jim Keltner | Drums |
| Barry Bales | Electric Bass, Acoustic Bass, Vocal Harmony |
| Ron Block | Acoustic Guitar, Vocal Harmony |
| Evelyn Cox | Vocal Harmony |
| Sidney Cox | Vocal Harmony |
| Suzanne Cox | Vocal Harmony |
| Viktor Krauss | Acoustic Bass |
| Kenny Malone | Drums |
| Joey Miskulin | Accordion |
| Dan Tyminski | Acoustic Guitar, Vocal Harmony |
| Pat Bergeson | Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Alison Krauss | Producer |
| Thomas "Snake" Johnson | Engineer |
| Gary Paczosa | Engineer |
| Doug Sax | Mastering |
| Nancy Given | Art Direction |
| Sandy Jenkins | Engineer |
| Pat Bergeson | Composer |
| Chuck Turner | Digital Editing |
| Thomas Johnson | Engineer |
| Tracy Martinson | Digital Editing |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
Another CD collection to keep.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Almost ten years later and this album is still going strong. It's tough not to love every second of this one, and I still think it's one of, if not the, best album of hers. It's not something you should put on in the background; it deserves your full attention. Sit down with a drink and enjoy.
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Posted October 1, 2010
This is an awesome CD. Alison has done it again. This is by far my favorite of hers and I just about have them all. ''Dreaming My Dreams With You'' is so hauntingly beautiful. ''That Kind of Love'' is classic 'Alison'. I love all the songs. What value there is in this selection of music as the whole thing is great. Not a lousy song on the whole CD. Not even a half way bad one! All the song selections Alison has chosen for this CD are perfect and all have the same theme for the most part...love lost. And the way Alison sings, the love is soooooo lost! You feel it down to your toes. She is a great music producer. 5 stars isn't enough...I give it 10 stars...two thumbs up...do you get the message?!
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Posted October 1, 2010
If you're thirty-something (a bit beyond the old series), and you want to hear someone of our generation, whatever the genre, who 'can make any song her own', here's my candidate.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Alison Krauss has once again delivered a truly remarkable album. This is the best one yet. I have every Alison Krauss cd in print and she is still finding songs full of sorrow and despair. How many more can there be? Let's hope there are tons more, so she can keep making great recordings . All I can say is that Krauss just keeps getting better. Keep up the great work!
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Posted October 1, 2010
Here's a wonderful collection of soothing melodies with gripping harmonies. I really love this cd.
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Posted October 1, 2010
All of Alison Krauss's music is good, but this album is exceptional. She blends modern sounds and traditional sounds to form a unique recording. I love every song on this album.
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Posted October 1, 2010
The harmonies on MAYBE are as smooth as any you will ever hear. This record never gets old and is Alison at her best. Her voice is pure and sensual. A definite Must Own album.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Allison has such a great voice to mix with fiddle and cello etc. Even the worst song on her previous album is better than any of the songs on this new album. I hope she realizes that she is wasting a true one of a kind sound for this new, much duplicated, pop sound. I am not going to buy this one.
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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble - David McGee
FORGET ABOUT IT opens with a beautiful, pleading love song titled "Stay," which features Krauss's crystalline soprano in a performance so delicate and fragile it recalls the McGarrigle Sisters at their most penetrating. Her quiet, contemplative, and deeply felt reading is aided by Jerry Douglas's sensitive Dobro soloing, lending a stark ambiance to the whole affair. "Stay" sets the stage for ten more well-crafted songs that look deep inside lovers. Todd Rundgren and Michael McDonald are among the more familiar songwriters, but Nashville veteran Hugh Prestwood outshines them all with "Ghost in This House." In a measured tone that's a marvel of barely contained emotional ...