Alison Krauss Alison Krauss For Alison Krauss, musical
collaboration has been a way of life. Her own story has been
nothing short of amazing: signed to Rounder Records as a
14-year-old fiddler from Champaign, Illinois, she has, over two
decades with the label, become the most recognized face in
contemporary bluegrass, a critically acclaimed artist who has
brought modern sophistication to the genre while respecting its
traditions, and stretching beyond bluegrass to embrace pop,
country, and rock & roll. She has also sold upwards of 10
million records and garnered 21 GRAMMY Awards, the most for any
female artist in GRAMMY history.  A Hundred Miles or More: A
Collection, which was certified Gold in October of 2007,
gathered on one elegantly understated disc several previously
released collaborations with such artists and friends as
Paisley, Waite, Taylor, Natalie MacMaster and The Chieftains,
along with songs Krauss cut for the films Cold Mountain, O
Brother, Where Art Thou? and an "inspired by" album for the an