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AC/DC Frontman Sings Kids Song For 'Love & Peace' Collection; Audio Available

March 29, 2010

AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson performed "If I Had A Hammer" with award-winning kid singers for the "Love & Peace - Greatest Hits For Kids" collection, which was released on March 15. You can now check out the track in the YouTube clip below. (Note: Johnson first appears around the 1:07 mark.)

For over 25 years, the award-winning Music for Little People label has been a leader in creating vibrant and engaging recordings for families. Specializing in music that parents and children can enjoy together, they have joined in harmony with some the most acclaimed musicians of our times.

"Love & Peace - Greatest Hits For Kids" collection includes some of the most magical musical moments from their rich musical history with unique performances such as Faith Hill singing a heartfelt ballad to her daughter and Willie Nelson joining a bunch of friends to cover Woody Guthrie's "This Land is Your Land".

The diversity and spirit in this historical tribute to the wonderful world of children's music contribute to a musical experience that your family won't want to miss!

For more information, click here. Audio samples are available at Amazon.com.

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