Description
Re-released (‘Somewhere’) and with an additional track (‘Palladio’) in Nov 2016, this is a collection of our favourite busking tunes – a fine, uplifting album perfect for the car.
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Album: The String Family
01. Storm from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi
02. Celtic Dueling Fiddles by Ronan Hardiman
03. Viva La Vida by Coldplay
04. Somewhere Over The Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
05. Palladio by Karl Jenkins
06. Zorba’s Dance by Mikis Theodorakis
07. The Devil went down to Georgia by the Charlie Daniels Band
08. Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen
09. Czardas by Monte
Released October 2016
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Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
A nice rocked up rendition of the iconic classic. The vocals are superb and the instrumentation is excellent, particularly the
violin, which should do Charlie proud.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
I really liked the fiddle playing and that this song was a cool new twist on the charlie daniels classic song. I think the vocals
were really cool and fitting.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
I so didn’t expect it to be like this. This was pretty damn good. The pace of the tune was good. Loved hearing the violin right in the beginning.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
I would recommend this song to my family and to my friends because it is a really great song and the lyrics and vocals are great.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
Loved loved loved this piece. It was new and her own while still showing so much respect to the original piece. Very good job String Family.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
Nice symphonic rock version of the Charlie Daniels classic. The instrumentation is great, particularly the violin player who has to play worthy of Charlie. The vocals are superb, and having a female singer sing this song makes a strong impression.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
One thing that I liked about this particular song is the instrumentation, especially the use of what sounded like a fiddle at the start of the song. It is not a commonly heard instrument in popular songs these days, and I liked it for that reason.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
The violin at the beginning of this song was hot what a terrific player. The singer was interesting to listen to I liked her tone and her entrance in the song hot melody.
Reverbnation Listener Review – Devil went down to Georgia –
This is one vocalist I definitely won’t forget, not just because I like her voice but she did such a great job doing the remix of this particular song. This is a song I’ve heard before but not like this.