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Product Description Iron Horse: Vance Henry (vocals, guitar); Anthony Richardson (vocals, banjo, dobro); Tony Robertson (vocals, mandolin); Ricky Rogers (vocals, acoustic bass). Philips Duo ( October 11, 1994 ), Genre: Classical
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Key Information   
Album Duration - 2h:31m
Ensemble(s) - Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Formgenre(s) - Tone Poem
Number of Discs 1 2
Artist Iron Horse (Bluegrass) -
Record Label CMH Records Philips Duo
Genre Rock and Pop Classical
Composers - Camille Saint-Sa ns (1835 - 1921)
Subgenre Tribute Albums -
Period(s) - Romantic
Release Date October 14, 2003 October 11, 1994
Conductor(s) - Van Remoortel, Edouard
Song List: Disc 1   
 
 
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Ride the Banjo Lightning!

bylivysmom27 Dec 11, 2003
25 Helpfuls 26 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Really good musicianship. Interesting, brave interpretations of complex Metallica songs.
Cons Blah lead vocals.
Recommended it? Yes

I came across 'Fade to Bluegrass: A Bluegrass Tribute to Metallica, featuring Iron Horse' while shopping online at TowerRecords.com for a cd for a family member who is way into Bluegrass music.

Having been a rather big Metallica fan in my younger years, I was very surprised and intrigued... Read full review »

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I thought this was a joke band.,

bymojayokok Oct 8, 2005
2 Helpfuls 3 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Great musicians, unique tribute more good than funny.
Cons none
Recommended it? Yes

I started listening to this thinking that it was some kind of John Cheese rip-off. You know, kinda making fun of bluegrass music and Metallica at the same time. I was welcoming both, as I have never liked bluegrass and since Metallica decided to go on a suing rampage, I haven't been much of their... Read full review »

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