Quality "Newgrass"/Bluegrass covers of rock and pop music

I've recently been digging around for bluegrass covers of Pink Floyd tunes in particular, and am starting to also stumble on some really cool stuff I'd never imagined in bluegrass form before.

I've never really listened to much bluegrass before (just discovered the term "newgrass" last week), and this clip below moments ago - prompting the idea for this thread...

 

Always got a kick out of this John Hartford cover:

 

The Punch Brothers did a cover of "Just What I Needed" by The Cars. It's available via YouTube.
John Cowan covers both "Long Distance Runaround" (Yes) and "Indiscipline" (King Crimson)
on one album, though the name escapes me at present.
Bella Fleck & the Flecktones cover The Beatles' "Oh Darling" on their Live Art album (with Cowan on vocals).
And check out Hayseed Dixie too - their cover of The Cars' "Best Friend's Girl" is great.

 

If anyone can provide some info on bluegrass covers of Rush, my day would be made.

I mean, c'mon now. Serious bluegrass chops on YYZ or La Villa Strangiato? That'd be da bomb.

 

Check out Love Cannon

 

Chris Thile and a proto-Punch Bros: Dead Leaves & the Dirty Ground (White Stripes)

 

John Cowan - Tomorrow Morning (The Blue Nile)

 

John Cowan & Bonnie Bramlett - Happiness (The Blue Nile)

 

Sam & John (Two Grass Revival) - Sailin' Shoes (Little Feat)

 

David Lee Roth & John Jorgensen Band - Jump (Van Halen)

 

Viktor & Alison Krauss with Bill Frisell - Big Log (Robert Plant)

 

New Grass Revival - I'm Down (The Beatles)

 

John Cowan - Heart of the Country (Paul McCartney)

 

Mike Marshall - Third Stone From the Sun (Jimi Hendrix)

 

Punch Bros - Just What I Needed (The Cars)

 

Ricky Skaggs, Bruce Hornsby, & John Anderson - Super Freak (Rick James)

 

Bruce Hornsby, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, + Guests - The Valley Road (Bruce Hornsby)

 

Front Country - Black Crow (Joni Mitchell)

 

New Grass Revival - Four Days of Rain (Flying Burrito Brothers/Rick Roberts edition)

 

The Cleverlys - Owner of a Lonely Heart (Yes)

 

There's a lot of this going on now, has been for a while.
As someone who's been in the Bluegrass community for a while, this type of thing sounds fun at first but gets real old real quick. There are, of course, good covers that work great.
One of the worst things about being in that community was hearing Wagon Wheel the first go around & then in the next 10 years hearing everyone & everything play it like it was a new tune, grrrr.

 

The Cleverlys - Forget You (Cee Lo Green)