Classic Rock with violin... 60's and 70's.

[Mr. Shadow]

 

[Nololob]

 

[METALPRIEST]

Can't forget KANSAS

Point Of Know Return

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Baba O'Riley ~ The Who violin outro


Hurricane ~ Bob Dylan


Dust in the Wind ~ Kansas

 

[Phil B.]

ELO: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle

 

[architect]

 

[TeleCat]

Dixie Dregs - Cruise Control

 

[TeleCat]

Seriously, if we're talking violins in rock music this takes the cake:

 

[SanguineRemedy]

One of the first rock albums to incorporate violin was High Tide's Sea Shanties. A prog album with heavy tendencies, perhaps even bold enough to call itself proto-metal. It's a really killer underground album and was given a very distinct edge through guitarist Tony Hill's bleak lyrics and doomy, Morrison-esque vocals, and violinist Simon House's rivaling interplay with the guitar work.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Shanties_(High_Tide_album)