A Motown Tribute To Nickelback, by A Motown Tribute to Nickelback

A Motown Tribute To Nickelback

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Topher Cronin Best Nickelback album to date. Favorite track: Lullaby.

alain figueres I love you're music and sounds.. Favorite track: Photograph.

ethan flores I love how NIckelback's songs sound completely different with new arrangements. Favorite track: How You Remind Me.

PaisleyTunes I can't say that I'm a huge Nickelback fan... but I am an ENORMOUS Scott Bradlee fan.

So, there. Justification complete. Favorite track: Photograph.

Bobthemime They made a detestable song lovable Favorite track: Rockstar.

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1.	Photograph 04:05	info	buy track
2.	Far Away 03:59	info	buy track
3.	Savin Me 03:49	info	buy track
4.	Rockstar 05:50	info	buy track
5.	Lullaby 03:41	info	buy track
6.	Gotta Be Somebody 03:44	info	buy track
7.	How You Remind Me 03:53	info	buy track

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The brainchild of NYC pianist/arranger Scott Bradlee, A Motown Tribute to Nickelback offers an alternative take on Nickelback’s recorded legacy by painstakingly converting the Canadian modern rock band’s entire oeuvre into authentic Motown styles of the 1960’s and 70’s. A Motown Tribute to Nickelback rose to prominence in November of 2011, in response to an internet petition protesting Nickelback’s scheduled performance at the Detroit Lions’ Thanksgiving Day halftime show. The band’s debut video, a tambourine-heavy cover of “How You Remind Me,” quickly achieved notoriety on the internet as a means to satisfy both Nickelback fans and anti-fans. The band has been featured in media outlets such as The Huffington Post, the Village Voice, and the Vancouver Sun, and was described as “killer” on Nickelback’s official Twitter feed.

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released December 21, 2012

Drue Davis - vocals
Scott Bradlee - piano, organ, rhodes, guitar
Adam Kubota - bass
Tim Kubart - tambourine
Steve Ujfalussy - tenor sax
Karen Marie - vocals
Tim Bulkley - drums on tracks 1-5 & 7
Pat Noonan - drums on track 6
Justin Gild - guitar
Sean Clapis - guitar
Ben Golder-Novick - alto sax
Andrew Gutaskas - baritone sax
Roger Lent - trumpet
Joe McDonough - trombone

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