THE OUTLAWS
''BRING IT BACK ALIVE''
RECORDING DATE: SEPTEMBER 9-NOVEMBER 13, 1977
1978
75:27
1 Intro (Relay Breakdown) 00:56
2 Stick Around For Rock and Roll 09:30
3 Lover Boy 04:11
4 There Goes Another Love Song 04:13
5 Freeborn Man 05:50
6 Prisoner 07:22
7 I Hope You Don't Mind 05:37
8 Song for You 03:57
9 Cold and Lonesome 03:35
10 Holiday 04:54
11 Hurry Sundown 04:18
12 Green Grass and High Tides 20:57
Tracks 2, 3, 11, 12 By Hughie Thomasson
Track 4 By Hughie Thomasson, Monte Yoho
Track 5 By Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay
Tracks 6, 10 By Bill Jones
Track 7 By Freddie Salem
Track 8 By Bill Jones, Hughie Thomasson
Track 9 By Harvey Dalton Arnold
Harvey Dalton Arnold/Bass Guitar, Guitar, Vocals
David Dix/Drums, Percussion
Bill Jones/Guitar, Vocals
Freddie Salem/Guitar, Vocals
Hughie Thomasson/Guitar, Vocals
Monte Yoho/Drums, Percussion
REVIEW/AMG
by Tim Griggs
Of all the successful Southern Rock bands, The Outlaws had the least distinctive sound. Sure, there's some fine guitar work and nice jams on this live album, but otherwise The Outlaws do not have much to offer. Their material is run of the mill and the vocals are unexceptional. Includes live versions of the hit There Goes Another Love Song and the Freebird wannabe Green Grass and High Tides. Just an okay live album by an okay band.
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''BRING IT BACK ALIVE''
RECORDING DATE: SEPTEMBER 9-NOVEMBER 13, 1977
1978
75:27
1 Intro (Relay Breakdown) 00:56
2 Stick Around For Rock and Roll 09:30
3 Lover Boy 04:11
4 There Goes Another Love Song 04:13
5 Freeborn Man 05:50
6 Prisoner 07:22
7 I Hope You Don't Mind 05:37
8 Song for You 03:57
9 Cold and Lonesome 03:35
10 Holiday 04:54
11 Hurry Sundown 04:18
12 Green Grass and High Tides 20:57
Tracks 2, 3, 11, 12 By Hughie Thomasson
Track 4 By Hughie Thomasson, Monte Yoho
Track 5 By Keith Allison, Mark Lindsay
Tracks 6, 10 By Bill Jones
Track 7 By Freddie Salem
Track 8 By Bill Jones, Hughie Thomasson
Track 9 By Harvey Dalton Arnold
Harvey Dalton Arnold/Bass Guitar, Guitar, Vocals
David Dix/Drums, Percussion
Bill Jones/Guitar, Vocals
Freddie Salem/Guitar, Vocals
Hughie Thomasson/Guitar, Vocals
Monte Yoho/Drums, Percussion
REVIEW/AMG
by Tim Griggs
Of all the successful Southern Rock bands, The Outlaws had the least distinctive sound. Sure, there's some fine guitar work and nice jams on this live album, but otherwise The Outlaws do not have much to offer. Their material is run of the mill and the vocals are unexceptional. Includes live versions of the hit There Goes Another Love Song and the Freebird wannabe Green Grass and High Tides. Just an okay live album by an okay band.
WEBSITE
TO THE TOP
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