"Another listener had the good sense to write in that this CD is INSTRUMENTAL.That should be mentioned. I almost bought it and would have been very upset that I had wasted my money. Thank you other listener. You wrote in on my birthday. You saved me some money. Good present."
Pickin on Garth Brooks
Arleen L. Krikorian | 01/28/2000
(1 out of 5 stars)
"This should be known that this is an insrumental CD!"
Good to plase in your collection.
Ken Whittington | Florence, South Carolina | 10/18/2000
(3 out of 5 stars)
"This is a CD of instrumental music. It's a sound track of the great artist Garth Brooks. Although Garth does not sing on this CD. It would make a GREAT addition to anyones Garth Collection.You have to admite, Garths music is good. Sometimes just the instrumentals of his music make a great romantic setting for two."
Yawn
Pen Name | Fairbanks, Alaska | 01/20/2004
(1 out of 5 stars)
""Pickin on Garth Brooks" is an INSTRUMENTAL collection of Garth Brooks' biggest hits. There is no vocal accompaniment. It features steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, piano, harmonica, and percussion instruments. I bought this in the store and knew it was instrumental when I got it, but it had a cool cover and sounded kind of interesting so I got it. I was bored after the second song. The songs all sound pretty much like the regular versions without Garth's voice. I kept waiting to hear him start singing, and would then get dissapointed when I remembered he wasn't on the album. I don't know what I was thinking when I bought it but I was bored out of my mind. If you're a "diehard" bluegrass fan, well, I take that back...because you still probably won't enjoy this CD. It didn't really add anything new to Garth's music and some of the instruments are a little too prominent on certain tracks."
A tribute to the record exceutives.
R. Spencer | London, England | 12/27/2004
(1 out of 5 stars)
"When an act makes it to the big time and they see them making hit records and money, eveyone want's in. This is a toast to the record bosses who know how to make a fast buck. However, i'd advise the record buyer to pick up a real Garth Brooks CD, "no fences" perhaps or "in pieces", or even both. Much better than this "tribute" album."