“No Place to Hide” is a song from “So Long So Wrong,” the 1997 album by Alison Krauss and Union Station — one of the most acclaimed records in modern bluegrass and a multiple Grammy winner.
By the late 1990s Alison Krauss and her band Union Station had become the most commercially successful act in bluegrass, admired for marrying the genre’s traditional instrumentation to a polished, contemporary songcraft. “No Place to Hide” is a representative track — an up-tempo number that gave the band’s instrumental fire, including Krauss’s own fiddle, room to move.
The song stands among the material that made “So Long So Wrong” a landmark, a record that helped carry bluegrass to a far wider audience while keeping its acoustic foundations intact.
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