When I heard the album for the first time I was reminded to what German band The Bosshoss did as well. Taking well known songs and arrange them in a total different way. While The Bosshoss, in their early days, took pop songs as well as "Jesus built my hotrod" from Ministry and added a country touch to it, Hayseed Dixie started with a cover album called "A Hillbilly tribute to AC/DC".
That was in 2001 and in the meantime the band released a few more records - some of them being quite successful in the US. As the title of the new album suggests Hayseed Dixie re-arranged the songs they cover in a bluegrass style. With "Hair down to my grass" the band remains true to their style and continue with the bluegrass/rock mix.
This album has a huge comedy factor but also some songs on album got an interesting new interpretation. No rocket science, but fun and entertainment - that's "Hair down to my grass". Give it try.
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01. Don't stop believing (Journey)
02. Eye of the tiger (Survivor)
03. The final countdown (Europe)
04. We're not gonna take it (Twisted Sisters)
05. Summer of 69 (Bryan Adams)
06. Pour some sugar on me (Def Leppard)
07. Dude looks like a lady (Aerosmith)
08. Living on a prayer (Bon Jovi)
09. Wind der Beraenderung (Wind of change) (Scorpions)
10. We are the road crew (Motoerhead)
11. Comfortably numb (Pink Floyd)
12. Don't fear the reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
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Hayseed Dixie – Hair Down To My Grass (2015)