Union Station - High Flyin Woman

Review by Shelly Allen

High Flyin Woman by Union Station is a remarkable album that showcases the band's outstanding musicianship and their ability to deliver soulful and captivating bluegrass music. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which are executed with precision and passion.

The opening track, "Highway 40 Blues," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its lively banjo and fiddle-driven melody. The title track, "High Flyin Woman," is a standout with its catchy chorus and impressive vocal harmonies. The band's cover of "The Lucky One" by Alison Krauss is a beautiful tribute to their fellow bluegrass musician.

Throughout the album, Union Station demonstrates their mastery of their respective instruments, with standout performances from Ron Block on banjo, Jerry Douglas on dobro, and Dan Tyminski on guitar and vocals. The album also features guest appearances from notable musicians such as Stuart Duncan on fiddle and Béla Fleck on banjo.

Summary by Shelly Allen

High Flyin Woman is a must-listen for any bluegrass fan. Union Station's talent and passion for the genre shine through on every track, making it a truly exceptional album.