Celtic Tribute to Led Zeppelin – Long Ago and Far Away

CMH’s Celtic Tribute to Led Zeppelin: Long Ago and Far Away, performed by a very capable group of session players called the Boys from County Nashville may reek of novelty, but many of Zeppelin’s finest moments owe more than a little to the British folk genre. While the more rock-oriented tracks such as “Black Dog,” “Dazed and Confused” and “What Is and What Should Never Be” strike a not so delicate balance between rustic and goofy (often the latter); the band’s acoustic hits “Black Mountain Side,” “Battle of Evermore” and “Bron-Y-Aur Stomp” fit the arrangements like a well-worn glove.

01 – Black mountain side
02 – The battle of evermore
03 – Over the hills and far away
04 – Thank you
05 – Black dog
06 – The rain song
07 – Dazed and confused
08 – Rock and roll
09 – That’s the way
10 – What is and what should never be
11 – Bron-y-aur stomp
12 – Going to california
13 – Stairway to heaven

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