Track Listing

1. Unchained - Jack Russell/Dweezil Zappa/Marco Mendoza/Eric Singer
2. I'm The One - Mark Slaughter/Doug Aldrich/Tim Bogert/Frankie Banali
3. Dance The Night Away - Joe Lynn Turner/Reb Beach/Marco Mendoza/Gregg Bissonette
4. Light Up The Sky - Doug Pinnick/Yngwie Malmsteen/Billy Sheehan/Vinnie Colaiuta
5. Panama - Jani Lane/George Lynch/Tony Franklin/Gregg Bissonette
6. Hot For Teacher - John Corabi/Bruce Kulick/Tony Franklin/Gregg Bissonette
7. Running With The Devil - Steven Pearcy/Jake E. Lee/Tim Bogert/Frankie Banali
8. Pretty Woman - Gunner Nelson/Matt Nelson/Albert Lee/Tony Levin/Aynsley Dunbar
9. Atomic Punk - Fee Waybill/Brad Gillis/Tim Bogert/Frankie Banali
10. So This Is Love - Jeff Scott Soto/Blues Saraceno/Tony Franklin/Eric Singer
11. Little Guitars - David Glen Eisley/Mitch Perry/Marco Mendoza/Eric Singer

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #267133 in Music
• Released on: 2000-09-19
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

stick to your day jobs, please
Good Lord, I'm surprised assjack Eddie hasn't sued for the utter embarrassment this is for practically everyone involved with this project. To each their own, I suppose, but between the negative reviews (thanks for the heads-ups) and the sampling of the songs, I know well enough to stay away from purchasing. For non-straight reading of a VH song that's worth some time, check Lee and the Press-On Nails' swing version of "Hot for Teacher." That one's a tribute, not just some carbon-clone cover that all the songs on LITTLE GUITARS are.

Good and Bad
I didn't know what to expect when I got this CD, but some of it isn't bad and some of it is. I loved Unchained, Dance the Night Away and Atomic Punk. I liked Light up the Sky except that it sounded like Yngwie Malmsteen was trying to sqeeze every lick known to man into one solo, but the overall sound was good. The rest of the tracks were pretty good for the most part except for Running with the Devil, So This is Love and Little Guitars. Jake E. Lee's guitar work and solo in particular aren't very good on Running with the Devil. The solo is nothing even slightly resembling the original. I also didn't care much for the guitar work and tone in So This is Love either, but everything else sounded okay. And lastly, Little Guitars sounds like it was recorded in a home studio for $200 in someone's basement, although the arrangement and musicianship were good. These are just my opinions though so check it out for yourself.

You will not lose anyhting if you don't buy this....
I usually despise tribute albums, but once in a while I check them to see if some version of a beloved song by one of your favorite rock artists receives a new spin, a new touch.

In this case, nothing hapenned. Bob Kulick Tribute Enterprises delivered a perfunctory tribute album, where all the songs seem exactly like their original versions. Useless.