well no, but they've definitely absorbed some of the style, especially stuff like Molly's Chambers
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well no, but they've definitely absorbed some of the style, especially stuff like Molly's Chambers
twistedAM
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Yeah, they'd sing anything given to them
Am trying to think of some current examples. Am sure someone like The Dexateens, Lucero or Two Cow Garage have done some southern boogie revivalism in their time but cant think of names of tracks ottomh.
Think there might even be some in early Black Lips output in amongst the garage.
twistedAM
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Yeah there's a few bands that have incorporated into a song or two. Got my head full of other shit and frustratingly can't think.
Dead Cat Bounce
A member of the Waffle elite.
Waylon Jennings with Don't you think this outlaw bit's done got outa hand
Most of them were fairly terrible from what I have listened to.
The outlaws weren't bad but are a bit of a Allman bros rip off (well this track is anyway)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AfqvNNG4Jx0
The outlaws weren't bad but are a bit of a Allman bros rip off (well this track is anyway)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AfqvNNG4Jx0
Marshall Tucker Band?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOV5vWfSgI
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=X0L5LD7GZxc
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VEOV5vWfSgI
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=X0L5LD7GZxc
thats a great band.
ive slugged down many a budweiser (ewww
) in my youth in dodgy bars in the south to a lot this shit. 
JUST FOR EXAMPLES.
theres hundreds of these southern anthems.
also you cannot LEAVE the bar til your songs been played and youve hollered some.
OK THEN!
im gonna think of more songs.
always a popular choice on the jukebox.
my sister loved (still does i reckon) that song.
dance on the bar love.
ive decided to get sozzled so i may use this thread a lot tonight el jefe.
its a good'un. ...
i said el jefe when i typed it just then, i totally sounded like a columbian drug dealer.
its a good'un.
...i said el jefe when i typed it just then, i totally sounded like a columbian drug dealer.
another good one...
this ones obvious. ;\
Dr. Furface
One small step for me
but this one is the shit dude!
when you said 'southern' what country did you mean?
tbc were VERY popular ...
everyone loved that song
good call NVP
as well as...
reallllly popular in the south.
everyone loved that song
good call NVP
as well as...
reallllly popular in the south.
Voley
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'My Morning Song' off that album's a cracker. Got a great gospel section on it.
I saw them at Glastonbury around then and really enjoyed it. They reminded me of the Allman brothers a lot - two lead guitarists. Great while it lasted - they went all 'Indian Rugs and 19 minute solos' after that and I never really clicked with them again, sadly.
I saw them at Glastonbury around then and really enjoyed it. They reminded me of the Allman brothers a lot - two lead guitarists. Great while it lasted - they went all 'Indian Rugs and 19 minute solos' after that and I never really clicked with them again, sadly.
Dunno where they're from but don't The Black Crowes veer into this sort of territory? 'Southern Musical Thingy Wotsit'. Is that the sort of thing you're after, Geoff?
My Morning Jacket go off in that vein a bit, too.
Now.
Scathe me for my ineptitude, Geoff, you know you want to.
Black Crowes are rank, My Morning Jacket are (or were) absolutely wonderful.. although they've gone a bit wrong now
Pretty much anything by Stevie Ray Vaughan; "The House Is Rocking" wouldn't be a bad - if southern bookie Shakin' Stevensesque - place to start.
Voley
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