Post by fogcitygal on Nov 30, 2004 0:55:04 GMT -5
Miami Herald Mon, Nov. 29, 2004
Krauss Leads Female Artists With Grammys
Associated Press
NEW YORK - It's not Reba, Aretha or Madonna who is the Queen of the Grammy, it's Alison Krauss.
The 33-year-old bluegrass artist has been awarded 17 Grammys, one more than Aretha Franklin, since she and her band Union Station snagged their first in 1990.
The New York Post reports Krauss didn't keep them all. She says her manager has a few and she gave her parents the first Grammy. Krauss said mom and dad are "proud and protective of it." She said that when her parents go out of town, they hide it in the laundry room with all the dirty clothes so no one will break in and find it. ;D
Krauss' new CD, "Lonely Runs Both Ways," is in stores now
Krauss Leads Female Artists With Grammys
Associated Press
NEW YORK - It's not Reba, Aretha or Madonna who is the Queen of the Grammy, it's Alison Krauss.
The 33-year-old bluegrass artist has been awarded 17 Grammys, one more than Aretha Franklin, since she and her band Union Station snagged their first in 1990.
The New York Post reports Krauss didn't keep them all. She says her manager has a few and she gave her parents the first Grammy. Krauss said mom and dad are "proud and protective of it." She said that when her parents go out of town, they hide it in the laundry room with all the dirty clothes so no one will break in and find it. ;D
Krauss' new CD, "Lonely Runs Both Ways," is in stores now
