Alison Krauss 'Live' album released on 3LP set

THE COUNTRY and bluegrass singer and fiddle player Alison Krauss, whose music was popularized to a rock audience by Robert Plant, has had her breakthrough 'Live' album of 2002 re-released in a lavish 3LP package by Craft Recordings. Read a review in Record Collector magazine, "Recorded in 2002 at Louisville's Palace Theatre, 'Live' encapsulated a heady decade in which she'd registered three Grammy-winning recordings and gathered a heavyweight backing quintet including dobro virtuoso Jerry Douglas. Hilights are many including 'I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow' and 'Down To The River To Pray', which had appeared in the soundtrack of 'O Brother Where Art Thou?'."