Alison Krauss and her Union Station bandmates do a fine job on So Long, So Wrong.  Alison's singing and fiddle playing dominate, especially on the ballads "Looking In The Eyes Of Love", "I Can Let Go Now", "Deeper Than Crying", "It Doesn't Matter", "Happiness" and "There Is A Reason".  However, Union Station's guitarist, Dan Tyminski, who sings lead on "No Place To Hide", "The Road Is A Lover", and "Blue Trail Of Sorrow", also is a strong singer.  Furthermore, Adam Steffey(mandolin), Ron Block(banjo and guitar), and Barry Bales(acoustic bass), the remaining Union Station members, really shine on this one.  The instrumental "Little Liza Jane", on which all the band members get into the act, is a driving bluegrass tune.  There's no percussion anywhere on the record, but thanks to Barry's thumping bass lines, the songs have a rhythmic, flowing feel to them, which more than makes up for the lack of a drumbeat.  There aren't any musical gimmicks here, but there is a great bluegrass and folk sound.  So Long, So Wrong is a fine collection of songs from a truly talented group of singers and musicians.