AC/DC: 'Black N' Bluegrass' Tribute Album Due In May

April 12, 2005

CMH Records have set a May 31 release date for the AC/DC tribute album entitled "Black n' Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Tribute to AC/DC". According to the label's web site, "The gutsy lock-step stomp of AC/DC's music fits wonderfully into the bluegrass two-step and there's plenty of pickin' goin' on to keep even the pickiest quitar aficianado grinnin' from ear to ear to ear. Slap it on and hit the highway to hellbilly heaven!"

"Black n' Bluegrass: The Bluegrass Tribute to AC/DC" track listing:

01. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
02. Hells Bells
03. Highway to Hell
04. You Shook Me All Night Long
05. Stiff Upper Lip
06. For Those About to Rock We Salute You
07. Big Gun
08. Shoot to Thrill
09. Money Talks
10. Thunderstruck
11. Back in Black
12. Trouble Among the Youngsters (original composition)

Check out a few audio samples from the CD at this location.

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