|  Panama
3:21 (rating 9 out of 10)
The
guitarist, a former member of Aerosmith, known as Jimmy
Crespo, rips this one up. Richard Kendrick does a A+
job on the vocals. This group adds their own favor to
the song. It's one of the best songs on this cd.
Shy
Boy 3:18 (rating 8)
Another
All-Star guitarist George Lynch makes this song his
own. Tony Harnell member of West
World and Jason
McMaster share the energy in the Lead Vocals.
This song was also contributed to the album "Lords of
Karma: A Tribute to Vai/Satriani".
Yankee
Rose 4:23 (rating 7)
Chicago
based Enuff
Znuff takes over on Yankee Rose. This track
is the album's lead single.
Ain't
Talkin' 'Bout Love 3:45 (rating
8)
These
guys are having fun, and plain out rockin'. Jim Yelenick
leads Jet
Black Joy's vocals duties
Tobacco
Road 2:21 (rating 9)
Corey
Craven, singer of Slo
Annie, does the vocals and guitar - and does
a very nice job of it.
Take
Your Whiskey Home
4:23 (rating 10)
I
was personally impressed with this song. Way to go American
Dog! American Dog also did the backing
tracks for the following tracks on this cd: Panama,
I Can't Drive 55, and There's Only One Way To Rock.
Mas
Tequila 3:59
(rating 6)
Musically
this song was good. But it felt like David Lee was singing...
Why
Can't This Be Love
3:49 (rating 8)
Gravity
Pharm catches the energy on this. Very
realistic compared to VH's version.
I
Can't Drive 55
5:46 (rating 7)
A Straight forward rocker by Shane
"The Impaler" Volk
When
It's Love
5:37 (rating 7)
I loved the music, but the vocals just didn't seem to
fit. The guitar was excellent. I've got to hand it to
Richard
Kendrick...he does the vocals, backing
vocals, guitar, bass, and the keyboards! Drums are handled
by Blayne Coupel.
Right
Now 4:43 (rating
10)
Musically,
this is one of the top songs on here. Scott Szeryk is
a Eddie Van Halen Clone on this one. The Band "5150"
is the best Sammy Era Tribute band out there. I liked
the way they recorded this track too (sounds close to
the real VH).
There's
Only One Way to Rock
4:07 (rating 10)
There's only one way to end this album... and they picked
it. Nice job Steve
Whiteman, and again kudos to American Dog
who did the backing track.
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