The Cox Family singing the old hymn "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow", with a little bit of help from Alison Krauss on vocals and fiddle. Suzanne Cox is the lead vocalist.. + Informações

A beautiful song by Alison with help from the Cox Family. Ron Block writes so many wonderful Christian songs. He also plays some really nice guitar here. Rob Ickes plays a nice dobro solo near the end of the song. What a comforting place to be, in the palm of His hand, where our names are inscribed!. + Informações

"When God dips his love" June 2009 live at that most famous country music hall. Pictures by Stacy Grubb. + Informações

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This is an old hymn written in 1856 by William O. Cushing. The hymn was titled "When He Cometh", but on the Cox Family CD it was titled "Jewels". The song focuses on the fact that Jesus will be returning to gather up his "jewels". ie, His believers. Alison Krauss sings lead vocal here, and her voice is gorgeous!. + Informações

From the "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" CD. . . My father counts his riches in his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. I believe that God's does so as well. His real jewels will be those who have been redeemed by His Son, Jesus. The streets of gold and heavenly jewels we read of in the Bible are likely there for the benefit of God's children and not our God, who prizes most our love for Him. We are here to give God glory, to be the jewels in His crown. Come all who have been orphaned by sin. God sent his Son Jesus to ransom us, so that we might become the adopted children of the Heavenly Father.. + Informações

I'm in a season of life that has me reflecting upon my spiritual heritage as well as my rural one. It is good to remember where God started with me and how He has brought thus far. Bring me into a deeper and fuller relationship with you, Jesus, my Lord and Savior. This song is by Alison Krauss and the Cox Family and can be found on the "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" album.. + Informações

Alison Krauss and the Cox Family, from I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. + Informações

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Live at the famous country music venue. June 2009. + Informações

Album 1994 - I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. + Informações

Album 1994 - I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. + Informações

From the album 'Just When We're Thinking It's Over.' Produced by Alison Krauss. Written by Sidney Cox. Musicians :- Vocals, Sidney, Suzanne and Evelyn. Pedal Steel :- Paul Franklin Acoustic Guitars :- Ron Block and Pat McGrath Piano :- Matt Rollings Electic Guitar :- Steuart Smith Electic Bass :- David Hungate Drums :- Kenny Aranoff Photos courtesy of Stage Parades Trap Door Clubbers. No copyright infringement is intended.. + Informações

Alison Krauss and Jerry Douglas doing a awesom version of " In my mind I`m going to Carolina ",one of my favorit tune of the great James Taylor !!!!!. + Informações

Album 1994 - I Know Who Holds Tomorrow. + Informações

This song is from a wonderful CD called "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow", featuring the bluegrass band The Cox Family, joined by Alison Krauss. You might think it's Alison singing lead, but it's actually Suzanne Cox, who has a voice similar to Alison's. The message of the song is that knowing Jesus is more meaningful than anything this world has to offer - "I'd rather have Jesus than anything...". + Informações

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Country ~ Bluegrass The singing group comprises father Willard, son Sidney, and daughters Evelyn and Suzanne. Their distinctive sound derives from a combination of Country, bluegrass, and gospel styles. The Cox family was joined for a short time in the early 1990s by Greg Underwood on the bass, during the absence of third daughter Lynn. The Cox Family first began performing regularly together at fairs and festivals in 1976[1], though an earlier performance can be heard in the 1974 version of Broken Engagement which appears on Beyond the City (1995). Their career was given a big boost when in the early '90s they met Alison Krauss, who brought them to the attention of Rounder Records. They also gained massive exposure when in 1994 they caught the ear of Adam Duritz, frontman of the multi-platinum-selling Counting Crows, who was so impressed with the Cox Family that he invited them to open for the band during its North American tour. Krauss, who has produced all but the family's very first release Quiet Storm on Wilcox Records, recorded several of Sidney's songs, which appeared on both of her Grammy Award-winning albums, including the title track of I've Got That Old Feeling. The Cox Family recorded two records of their own on Rounder Records: Everybody's Reaching Out for Someone (1993) and Beyond the City (1995), which earned them a Grammy nomination for "Best Bluegrass Album". They also collaborated with Krauss on an album entitled I Know Who Holds Tomorrow, which won a .... + Informações

Country ~Bluegrass The singing group comprises father Willard, son Sidney, and daughters Evelyn and Suzanne. Their distinctive sound derives from a combination of Country, bluegrass, and gospel styles. The Cox family was joined for a short time in the early 1990s by Greg Underwood on the bass, during the absence of third daughter Lynn. The Cox Family first began performing regularly together at fairs and festivals in 1976[1], though an earlier performance can be heard in the 1974 version of Broken Engagement which appears on Beyond the City (1995). Their career was given a big boost when in the early '90s they met Alison Krauss, who brought them to the attention of Rounder Records. They also gained massive exposure when in 1994 they caught the ear of Adam Duritz, frontman of the multi-platinum-selling Counting Crows, who was so impressed with the Cox Family that he invited them to open for the band during its North American tour. Krauss, who has produced all but the family's very first release Quiet Storm on Wilcox Records, recorded several of Sidney's songs, which appeared on both of her Grammy Award-winning albums, including the title track of I've Got That Old Feeling. The Cox Family recorded two records of their own on Rounder Records: Everybody's Reaching Out for Someone (1993) and Beyond the City (1995), which earned them a Grammy nomination for "Best Bluegrass Album". They also collaborated with Krauss on an album entitled I Know Who Holds Tomorrow, which won a .... + Informações

Country ~ Bluegrass The singing group comprises father Willard, son Sidney, and daughters Evelyn and Suzanne. Their distinctive sound derives from a combination of Country, bluegrass, and gospel styles. The Cox family was joined for a short time in the early 1990s by Greg Underwood on the bass, during the absence of third daughter Lynn. The Cox Family first began performing regularly together at fairs and festivals in 1976[1], though an earlier performance can be heard in the 1974 version of Broken Engagement which appears on Beyond the City (1995). Their career was given a big boost when in the early '90s they met Alison Krauss, who brought them to the attention of Rounder Records. They also gained massive exposure when in 1994 they caught the ear of Adam Duritz, frontman of the multi-platinum-selling Counting Crows, who was so impressed with the Cox Family that he invited them to open for the band during its North American tour. Krauss, who has produced all but the family's very first release Quiet Storm on Wilcox Records, recorded several of Sidney's songs, which appeared on both of her Grammy Award-winning albums, including the title track of I've Got That Old Feeling. The Cox Family recorded two records of their own on Rounder Records: Everybody's Reaching Out for Someone (1993) and Beyond the City (1995), which earned them a Grammy nomination for "Best Bluegrass Album". They also collaborated with Krauss on an album entitled I Know Who Holds Tomorrow, which won a .... + Informações

"I've Got That Old Feeling" is a single and track from the 1990 album of the same name by Alison Krauss. The album was released on Rounder Records and was produced by Jerry Douglas and Bill Vorndick. The well-regarded album peaked at #61 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and produced two singles: the title track and the lead-off single, "Steel Rails". The album won the 1991 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album. The song, "I've Got That Old Feeling", was written by Sidney Cox of the bluegrass-inspirational singing Cox Family. The single was released on Rounder Records. The music video for the song was Krauss' first and was directed by Joanne Gardner. Lyrics Link: www.lyricsmode.com. + Informações

Blue Grass meets Tamla Motown. From the album 'Just When We're Thinking It's Over.' Produced by Alison Krauss. Lead Vocal :- Suzanne, Harmony Vocals :- Evelyn, Sidney and Willard. No copyright infringement is intended. Also on the album :- www.youtube.com. + Informações

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