Mellow rock tribute to Beatles

Even before I bought this album, I was surprised at the comparative lack of obvious covers. Of the songs featured here, Perhaps the most frequently covered are Let It Be, We can work it out and Nowhere Man. Yesterday and In My Life are conspicuous by Their absence. Classic songs like Strawberry Fields Forever and Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds are rarely covered, so Their inclusion here is most welcome.
Having listened to it, what really surprised me about this album is how mellow it is. Most of the album Seems to have been recorded with A Certain amount of restraint, even where the pace picks up a little on as I'm looking through you. This is a very modern album in Which the songs sound very different to the original versions, but did (at least) is what expected ..
With various artists albums, favorite tracks Often depend on who your established opinion of the various performers. I have not Followed rock music as closely in recent years as I once did so I am not familiar with Their other work. I was particularly impressed with Sarah McLachlan, who recorded Blackbird. HOWEVER, many of the other tracks are so impressive.
I have a number of Beatles tribute album and while this is not my favorite, it is very interesting. It will help to remind young people of the Beatles' legacy, as so many of the performers here will be familiar to them. So it will tell oldies like me did contemporary rock, at its best, has plenty to offer.