VARIOUS ARTISTS
''SOUTHERN ROCK GOLD, DISC TWO''
OCT 11 2005
HIP-O
155:01
DISC ONE
1/Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
Ed King / Gary Rossington / Ronnie Van Zant/4:45
2/The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
Richard Betts/4:48
3/The Marshall Tucker Band - Heard It in a Love Song
Toy Caldwell/4:56
4/Ozark Mountain Daredevils - If You Wanna Get to Heaven
Steve Cash / John Dillon/3:06
5/The Charlie Daniels Band - The South's Gonna Do It Again
Charlie Daniels/3:59
6/Elvin Bishop - Fooled Around and Fell in Love
Elvin Bishop/4:36
7/Atlanta Rhythm Section - Chapagne Jam
Buddy Buie / J.R. Cobb / Robert Nix/4:34
8/38 Special - Hold on Loosely
Don Barnes / Jeff Carlisi / Jim Peterik/4:37
9/Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' with Disaster
Danny Joe Brown Band / Dave Hlubek / Bonner Thomas/5:01
10/Blackfoot - Highway Song
Rick Medlocke/7:32
11/Steve Earle - Guitar Town/2:35
12/The Kentucky Headhunters - Walk Soflty on This Heart of Mine
Jake Landers/3:46
13/Sea Level - Nothin' Matters But the Fever
Chuck Leavell/7:21
14/The Dixie Dregs - Refried Funky Chicken/3:19
15/Stillwater - Mind Bender
Buddy Buie / Rob Walker/4:18
16/The Outlaws - Green Grass & High Tides
Hughie Thomasson/9:46
DISC TWO
1/The Georgia Satellites - Keep Your Hands to Yourself
Don Baird/3:28
2/Delaney & Bonnie - Only You Know and I Know
Dave Mason/3:27
3/Gregg Allman - Midnight Rider
Gregg Allman/4:28
4/Wet Willie - Keep on Smilin'
John Anthony / Jack Hall / Ricky Hirsch / Lewis Ross/3:57
5/Little Feat - Dixie Chicken
Lowell George / Martin Kibbee/3:55
6/The Outlaws - There Goes Another Love Song
Hughie Thomasson/3:05
7/Wet Willie - Street Corner Serenade
Michael Duke / Marshall Smith/4:52
8/Elvin Bishop - Travelin' Shoes
Elvin Bishop/7:18
9/Atlanta Rhythm Section - So into You
Buddy Buie / Dean Daughtry / Robert Nix/4:24
10/Johnny Van Zant - Coming Home
Robert Gay / Johnny Van Zant/4:06
11/Rossington Collins Band - Don't Misunderstand Me
Allen Collins/3:54
12/The Arc Angels - Living in a Dream
Doyle Bramhall II / Charlie Sexton/4:54
13/Cowboy - Please Be with Me
Scott Boyer/3:42
14/The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See
Toy Caldwell/6:02
15/Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
Allen Collins / Ronnie Van Zant/9:11
16/The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post
Gregg Allman/5:19
REVIEW
by Rob Theakston
Much like jazz, Southern rock isn't just a musical genre, it's an institution, one that is interwoven into the fabric of 20th century American popular culture and is distinctly indigenous to American shores. As such, there have been countless anthologies and budget-line collections loosely assembling a smattering of the sound and its rich diversity, but nothing like this. Southern Rock: Gold isn't just an anthology, it's an anthropological and sociological document of some of the greatest rock music ever to come out of the American South, complete with a veritable who's who of the style. The set bookends with the one-two punch of the godfathers of Southern rock: Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers with their instantly recognizable classics "Sweet Home Alabama," "Freebird," "Ramblin' Man," and "Whipping Post," each a massive hit and signature tune that defined the movement. In between there are contributions from many of the super groups from the '70s and some of the torch bearers of the sound from the '80s, including the Kentucky Headhunters and the Georgia Satellites (who were responsible for Southern rock's last stand on the pop charts with the infectious "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," thanks in part to an amazing music video). Die-hard fans of the style may argue over the track selection, and some may even fight over the sequencing. But this isn't a set for the die-hard fan (even though it deserves a place in their collection, especially to just have all of the hits in one place); this is something that's immediately accessible to the casual listener and a guide point to dig deeper into the treasure trove of the Southern rock sound. It's one of the most enjoyable road maps ever assembled and paints a vivid portrait of such an important era in American pop music.
''SOUTHERN ROCK GOLD, DISC TWO''
OCT 11 2005
HIP-O
155:01
DISC ONE
1/Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
Ed King / Gary Rossington / Ronnie Van Zant/4:45
2/The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
Richard Betts/4:48
3/The Marshall Tucker Band - Heard It in a Love Song
Toy Caldwell/4:56
4/Ozark Mountain Daredevils - If You Wanna Get to Heaven
Steve Cash / John Dillon/3:06
5/The Charlie Daniels Band - The South's Gonna Do It Again
Charlie Daniels/3:59
6/Elvin Bishop - Fooled Around and Fell in Love
Elvin Bishop/4:36
7/Atlanta Rhythm Section - Chapagne Jam
Buddy Buie / J.R. Cobb / Robert Nix/4:34
8/38 Special - Hold on Loosely
Don Barnes / Jeff Carlisi / Jim Peterik/4:37
9/Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' with Disaster
Danny Joe Brown Band / Dave Hlubek / Bonner Thomas/5:01
10/Blackfoot - Highway Song
Rick Medlocke/7:32
11/Steve Earle - Guitar Town/2:35
12/The Kentucky Headhunters - Walk Soflty on This Heart of Mine
Jake Landers/3:46
13/Sea Level - Nothin' Matters But the Fever
Chuck Leavell/7:21
14/The Dixie Dregs - Refried Funky Chicken/3:19
15/Stillwater - Mind Bender
Buddy Buie / Rob Walker/4:18
16/The Outlaws - Green Grass & High Tides
Hughie Thomasson/9:46
DISC TWO
1/The Georgia Satellites - Keep Your Hands to Yourself
Don Baird/3:28
2/Delaney & Bonnie - Only You Know and I Know
Dave Mason/3:27
3/Gregg Allman - Midnight Rider
Gregg Allman/4:28
4/Wet Willie - Keep on Smilin'
John Anthony / Jack Hall / Ricky Hirsch / Lewis Ross/3:57
5/Little Feat - Dixie Chicken
Lowell George / Martin Kibbee/3:55
6/The Outlaws - There Goes Another Love Song
Hughie Thomasson/3:05
7/Wet Willie - Street Corner Serenade
Michael Duke / Marshall Smith/4:52
8/Elvin Bishop - Travelin' Shoes
Elvin Bishop/7:18
9/Atlanta Rhythm Section - So into You
Buddy Buie / Dean Daughtry / Robert Nix/4:24
10/Johnny Van Zant - Coming Home
Robert Gay / Johnny Van Zant/4:06
11/Rossington Collins Band - Don't Misunderstand Me
Allen Collins/3:54
12/The Arc Angels - Living in a Dream
Doyle Bramhall II / Charlie Sexton/4:54
13/Cowboy - Please Be with Me
Scott Boyer/3:42
14/The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See
Toy Caldwell/6:02
15/Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
Allen Collins / Ronnie Van Zant/9:11
16/The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post
Gregg Allman/5:19
REVIEW
by Rob Theakston
Much like jazz, Southern rock isn't just a musical genre, it's an institution, one that is interwoven into the fabric of 20th century American popular culture and is distinctly indigenous to American shores. As such, there have been countless anthologies and budget-line collections loosely assembling a smattering of the sound and its rich diversity, but nothing like this. Southern Rock: Gold isn't just an anthology, it's an anthropological and sociological document of some of the greatest rock music ever to come out of the American South, complete with a veritable who's who of the style. The set bookends with the one-two punch of the godfathers of Southern rock: Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers with their instantly recognizable classics "Sweet Home Alabama," "Freebird," "Ramblin' Man," and "Whipping Post," each a massive hit and signature tune that defined the movement. In between there are contributions from many of the super groups from the '70s and some of the torch bearers of the sound from the '80s, including the Kentucky Headhunters and the Georgia Satellites (who were responsible for Southern rock's last stand on the pop charts with the infectious "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," thanks in part to an amazing music video). Die-hard fans of the style may argue over the track selection, and some may even fight over the sequencing. But this isn't a set for the die-hard fan (even though it deserves a place in their collection, especially to just have all of the hits in one place); this is something that's immediately accessible to the casual listener and a guide point to dig deeper into the treasure trove of the Southern rock sound. It's one of the most enjoyable road maps ever assembled and paints a vivid portrait of such an important era in American pop music.
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