Name: Strummin' with the Devil: The Southern Side of Van Halen
Brand: CMH Records
SKU: 133105
Price: 20.12 USD
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Strummin' with the Devil

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Album: Strummin' with the Devil: The Southern Side of Van Halen
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Jump - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson
2)	Jamie's Cryin' - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson
3)	I'll Wait - Blue Highway
4)	Running With the Devil - Tony Trischka/Dudley Connell/Marshall Wilborn/Dave McLaughlin
5)	Dance the Night Away - Mountain Heart
6)	Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love - Iron Horse
7)	Hot For Teacher - David Grisman
8)	I Can't Wait to Feel Your Love Tonight - Tony Trischka/Dudley Connell/Marshall Wilborn/Dave McLaughlin
9)	Panama - Cornbread Red
10)	Unchained - Iron Horse
11)	Ice Cream Man - Larry Cordle
12)	And the Cradle Will Rock... - John Jorgenson
13)	Could This Be Magic? - The Nashville Bluegrass Band
14)	Eruption - Dennis Caplinger
15)	Jamie's Cryin' - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson

Album: Strummin' with the Devil: The Southern Side of Van Halen
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Jump - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson
2)	Jamie's Cryin' - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson
3)	I'll Wait - Blue Highway
4)	Running With the Devil - Tony Trischka/Dudley Connell/Marshall Wilborn/Dave McLaughlin
5)	Dance the Night Away - Mountain Heart
6)	Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love - Iron Horse
7)	Hot For Teacher - David Grisman
8)	I Can't Wait to Feel Your Love Tonight - Tony Trischka/Dudley Connell/Marshall Wilborn/Dave McLaughlin
9)	Panama - Cornbread Red
10)	Unchained - Iron Horse
11)	Ice Cream Man - Larry Cordle
12)	And the Cradle Will Rock... - John Jorgenson
13)	Could This Be Magic? - The Nashville Bluegrass Band
14)	Eruption - Dennis Caplinger
15)	Jamie's Cryin' - David Lee Roth/John Jorgenson

Performer Notes

Tributee: Van Halen.
This bluegrass tribute to the music of Van Halen doesn't only feature the remarkable instrumental talents of pickers like David Grisman, Blue Highway, and Tony Trischka, but the unmistakable voice of the one-and-only David Lee Roth, who sounds strangely at home singing his ex-band's songs "Jump" and "Jamie's Cryin'" to the accompaniment of banjos, fiddles, and acoustic guitars.

Professional Reviews

No Depression (p.138) - "Roth gets bluegrass, and fits his arena-sized yee-haw/hee-haw between a Kentucky violin and a banjo as effortlessly as he does with Marshall stacks and feuding band members."