I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

Folk · 1994 · 11 tracks

I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

Crystalline bluegrass gospel defined by the seamless, shimmering vocal harmonies between Krauss and the Cox Family. Pure, reverent, and technically flawless.

February 4, 1994 · Rounder Records

A profound, unshakable sense of peace delivered through crystalline acoustic arrangements.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks

01

Walk Over God’s Heaven

2:54

02

Will There Be Any Stars?

3:14

03

Where No One Stands Alone

3:00

04

Never Will Give Up

3:45

05

Remind Me, Dear Lord

3:28

06

I Know Who Holds Tomorrow

5:07

07

Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven

2:48

08

I'd Rather Have Jesus

3:18

09

Far Side Bank of Jordan

3:24

11

Loves Me Like a Rock

3:05

12

Jewels

2:56

Moments Worth Listening For

The spine-tingling arrival of the Cox Family harmonies on the title track, creating a wall of vocal warmth.

The playful, rhythmic bounce of the fiddle and banjo on Walk Over God’s Heaven that feels like a physical skip in one's step.

The hushed, almost whispered delivery of the final verse in Jewels, where the instruments nearly disappear.

Where This Album Departs

How does I Know Who Holds Tomorrow sound next to the rest of Alison Krauss's catalogue?

Spirituality+4.0σ

The writing leans far further into spirituality than the rest of the catalogue.

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