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Pickin' on
The Bluegrass Tribute to Classic Rock Volume 2
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Into the Mystic (String Quartet Tribute to Van Morrison)
2. Southern Cross (String Quartet Tribute to Crosby, Stills and Nash)
3. Don't Fear the Reaper (String Quartet Tribute to Blue Oyster Cult)
4. Gimme Shelter (String Quartet Tribute to Rolling Stones)
5. Comfortably Numb (String Quartet Tribute to Pink Floyd)
6. For What It's Worth (String Quartet Tribute to Buffalo Springfield)
7. Fortunate Son (String Quartet Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival)
8. Light My Fire (String Quartet Tribute to The Doors)
9. Surrender (String Quartet Tribute to Cheap Trick)
10. The Joker (String Quartet Tribute to Steve Miller Band)
11. Sympathy for the Devil (String Quartet Tribute to Rolling Stones)
12. American Woman (String Quartet Tribute to The Guess Who)
13. Eye of the Tiger (String Quartet Tribute to Survivor)
14. Rock and Roll All Nite (String Quartet Tribute to Kiss)
15. Have You Ever Seen the Rain (String Quartet Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival)

CD Details

All Artists: Pickin' on
Title: The Bluegrass Tribute to Classic Rock Volume 2
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cmh Records
Release Date: 4/1/2008
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style: Tributes
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 027297128828

Synopsis

Album Description

While most of the neighborhood played outside, a certain breed of kid stayed in the bedrooms, learning and practicing their musical instruments. This tenacity birthed rock'n'roll gods and bluegrass legends. And when the hottest bluegrass pickers interpret indelible rock anthems, the results are breathtaking. The Bluegrass Tribute to Classic Rock Volume 2 contains another rousing round of great music all under one roof.

CD Reviews

Another Good Bluegrass Cover

Mark Carter | amarillo | 12/20/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I thought this was a joke, but after listening it appears to be some very good stuff. The music never goes below or above the original recording, basically it keeps to the original only using acoustic instruments. The lead singer has some very good pipes, and while sounding "hick", keeps to the original with the added southern flavor.

Adding one or two of these songs to your mix tape will no doubt be a surprise to your next rock party.

I really couldn't wait to hear how a bluegrass band could do Pink Floyd s Comfortably Numb, probably the greatest guitar solo piece ever put on tape. The band covers nicely, the acoustic version, while not as loud as the original, is a must listen to any Pink Floyd fan.

Cheap Tricks Surrender is almost funny, but then it's so well done you just can't complain.

You would think "Eye of the Tiger" would be a laugh in bluegrass, it is as some points, but mostly you have to surrender to some well crafted acoustic artistry.

And if that were not enough they did a KISS song, Rock And Roll All Night, If this was originally written as a bluegrass song, it couldn't have been done better.

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