New AKUS CD to be cut in ‘08
CMT.com is reporting that Jerry Douglas told reporters at the CMA Awards in Nashville that he will start work on a new recording with Alison Krauss & Union Station by the middle of next year.
Rounder Records doesn’t have any information yet about when they might complete this next project, or when it may be released.
Jerry will also have a new solo project of his own in April on Koch Records, and plans to tour in support with his band in the Spring.


Alison Krauss & Union Station have announced that tickets for dates on their summer tour will go on sale March 23, with some pre-sale opportunities in selected markets. The tour is being billed as A Hundred Miles or More Tour - An Evening with Alison Krauss and Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas....
We just received a press release stating that Jerry Douglas has a new CD scheduled for release on September 20th, 2005. The CD The Best Kept Secret is on the KOCH Records label. Douglas, who produces quite a number of other artists, produced the project himself. Here is the full text of the press release,...
Alison Krauss & Union Station will perform on tonight's (11/7) Country Music Association Awards show, televised in the US on ABC at 8:00 p.m. (EST).
For AKUS fans, this may be the last chance you'll have to see them for some time, as they are on hiatus for 2008, and possibly beyond. Alison will...
Here's an update to our post late last week about A Hundred Miles or More: A Collection, the collection due from Rounder in April that primarily highlights Alison Krauss' contributions to films and recordings by other artists.
We mentioned in that previous post that four new, previously unreleased...
Most of our readers will be familiar with the 2003 concert DVD release from Alison Krauss & Union Station, Live. The performance from 2002 at the Louisville Palace was available as either a two disc CD or DVD set, and was a very popular item with her many fans over the next few years.
PBS television...




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