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re: How would you rank the first generation of Southern Rock bands?
Posted on 10/29/14 at 5:34 pm to saint amant steve
Posted on 10/29/14 at 5:34 pm to saint amant steve
1. ABB - I just don't see how there's any debate about this.
2. Widespread Panic - I know the MB as a whole hates this band but for the life of me I don't know why.
3. Little Feat - How did you manage to leave this one off the list?
4. Gov't Mule - They're southern and they're rock; I'm just not sure if they're southern rock.
5. CCR - I'm torn as to whether this is actually southern rock also.
6. The Radiators - They actually remind me of Little Feat in some ways.
7. Big Daddy Love - Maybe more bluegrass than rock but they're definitely southern.
8. Outlaws - GG&HT is such a great song but it's awful how they never gave a bit of credit to James Brittain for the lyrics. Hughie Thomasson took full credit for writing that.
9. 18 South - Not sure if they're even still around anymore.
10. Drive By Truckers - Maybe more country or alt. country than southern rock.
CDB & MTB, I'll give them credit for putting out some good music but I just never really cared for them.
The rest of that, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, etc. were all crap. ZZ Top isn't even SR in my opinion. Definitely not southern and more blues than rock.
2. Widespread Panic - I know the MB as a whole hates this band but for the life of me I don't know why.
3. Little Feat - How did you manage to leave this one off the list?
4. Gov't Mule - They're southern and they're rock; I'm just not sure if they're southern rock.
5. CCR - I'm torn as to whether this is actually southern rock also.
6. The Radiators - They actually remind me of Little Feat in some ways.
7. Big Daddy Love - Maybe more bluegrass than rock but they're definitely southern.
8. Outlaws - GG&HT is such a great song but it's awful how they never gave a bit of credit to James Brittain for the lyrics. Hughie Thomasson took full credit for writing that.
9. 18 South - Not sure if they're even still around anymore.
10. Drive By Truckers - Maybe more country or alt. country than southern rock.
CDB & MTB, I'll give them credit for putting out some good music but I just never really cared for them.
The rest of that, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, etc. were all crap. ZZ Top isn't even SR in my opinion. Definitely not southern and more blues than rock.
Posted on 10/29/14 at 5:43 pm to MountainTiger
Is Alabama southern rock?
Posted on 10/29/14 at 6:05 pm to MountainTiger
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MountainTiger
The majority of the bands you listed are not part of the first generation of southern rock.
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4. Gov't Mule - They're southern and they're rock; I'm just not sure if they're southern rock.
Of course they're southern rock. Warren was a member of ABB and the majority of their songs adhere to the southern rock ethos.
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ZZ Top isn't even SR in my opinion. Definitely not southern and more blues than rock
So Texas isn't part of the South?
They certainly are very bluesy, but songs like "Tush", "La Grange", and "Beerdrinkers and Hellraisers" are definitely part of the southern rock catalog.
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