Track Listing

1. Honky Tonk Women - Richard Bailey, Dennis Crouch, Rob Ickes, Pat McGrath, Brent Truitt
2. Paint It Black - Kenny Blackwell, Dennis Crouch, Rudi Ekstein, Gabe Witcher
3. Play With Fire - Kenny Blackwell, Dennis "Cannonball" Caplinger, Rudi Ekstein, Gabe Witcher
4. Jumpin' Jack Flash - Dennis "Cannonball" Caplinger, Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins
5. Wild Horses - Dennis Crouch, Tim Crouch, Pat McGrath, Brent Truitt
6. Start Me Up - J.J. Edwards, Rob Ickes, , , Joe Smith, , Mark Thornton
7. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Dennis
8. You Can't Always Get What You Want - Richard Bailey, Dennis Crouch, Tim Crouch, Rob Ickes, Pat McGrath, Brent Truitt
9. Mother's Little Helper - Richard Bailey, Dennis Crouch, Tim Crouch, Pat McGrath, Brent Truitt
10. As Tears Go By - Kenny Blackwell, Rudi Ekstein, Herb Pedersen, Gabe Witcher
11. Under My Thumb - J.J. Edwards, , Eric Palmer, Joe Smith, Mark Thornton
12. 19th Nervous Breakdown - Richard Bailey, Dennis Crouch, Tim Crouch, Rob Ickes, Pat McGrath, Brent Truitt
13. Honky Tonk Women - Dennis "Cannonball" Caplinger

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #165112 in Music
• Released on: 2000-08-01
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Customer Reviews

Pickin' On The Rolling Stones: A Tribute
Try to visualize Keith Richards wearing a straw hat, sitting on the back of a tractor, banjo in hand and under the influence of speed. This combination will give you a clear picture as to what you can expect from this record. Your toes will be tapping involuntarily to the smooth and melodic rhythm of the band. You will definitely get satisfaction from Pickin' On The Rolling Stones.

Recommendable
Fine Rolling Stones tribute album. Well known Stones songs recorded instrumental (no vocals) in bluegrass style by excellent musicians. Most I like "Honky Tonk Women", "Paint It Black", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Start Me Up" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".

The are all fun
Okay so its like this,

I have been listening to rock and roll for 25 years

I work in an office, do the "cube life", sitting at a PC for most of the day, working on my own, popping out to get liquids or drain liquids, chat some, that's the life. Now this ipod deal comes along a few years ago. Only, if your going to listen to music all day, you just cant listen to real pure rock and roll all day, you just cant. I don't care if your homeless sitting in a park all day with an ipod on, you just cant listen to real hard rock and roll for hours and hours at time all day everyday.

Classical puts me to sleep. I can handle some of it in the morning, ease into the day, but not allot of it. Pop I don't care for. Country singing about my dog had an affair on my wife doesn't cut either, what did I just say? Anyway, and Rap is out. Opera, No. So what to do?

Well thanks to my Dad, who used to watch Hee Haw all the time when I was growing up, and man did I hate it that show! Even today I seen some of it not long ago, its corny country stuff, but when Roy Clark comes on and solos for a song, then man always caught my attention. He was flat out good. But still I would "never" and have never owned a bluegrass cd. Get real!

But then, a friend, listening to me talk of my search to get some kind of music going for the day, loaned me a String Cheese Incident CD, an On The Road 3 cd set, and said just try it for awhile. Let it grow on you. What do you have to lose? Well yep I ended up submitting to it, and then really liking it. Before long I was walking around the office humming along, co workers going what you got playing man?? So having remembered seeing these Pickin' on cd's before, I said well why not try it, so I started off with one, right away started laughing and laughing good not at it. Now mind you no way would this happen up till a few years ago. Getting older? I don't know, many people are born and raised on this stuff. Its all in how you approach it. And I will tell ya what, that was a couple years ago and 6 pickin' on cd's later, I am so much more relaxed at work now. What I didn't notice before was music and singing along with it ALL day works on you more than you realize. Just having some "cruising tunes" playing with no singing really is relaxing. I don't have this playing all day, but its taking up a couple hours a day. Some more String Cheese cd's. And I will sooner or later just end up getting everyone of these pickin' on cd's. You see its not all about "oh this one doesn't jam enough" or the other one is better than this one. Nah. If you like Rock, and don't want to listen to it all day, then get used to these trust me, I did and its worth it. I still laugh at dif times playing them. And now some coworkers and friends have them loaded up also. I still have all the "real" bands loaded into my ipod, never giving up on Classic Rock and Roll, ever!

Lastly, I am not someone who sells these CD's. I actually am very picky if you read my reviews, and look at my Amazon name! and flunk so much stuff that's out there. Believe me this has caught me off guard. Just thought I would let anyone know that is searching for a new way listen to the day to try it out a bit. Give it time. Don't just listen partly or once then blow it all off, scoff and go Sacrilege! For I did before, but now a convert, and after a couple years of it, I get it, and will be enjoying these for years to come, just like the real rock and roll at times. I have posted this review of the cd's I have so far.

Good luck. Have a great day ya all.

Oh no, I am talking hillbilly already!