Time: 117:18
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Southern Rock
Art: Front & Back
CD 1:
01. Intro (Live) ( 1:10)
02. There Goes Another Love Song (Live) ( 3:03)
03. Hurry Sundown (Live) ( 4:29)
04. Hidin' Out In Tennessee (Live) ( 4:10)
05. Freeborn Man (Live) ( 6:44)
06. Born To Be Bad (Live) ( 5:37)
07. Song In The Breeze (Live) ( 4:48)
08. Girl From Ohio (Live) ( 5:07)
09. Holiday (Live) ( 4:31)
10. Gunsmoke (Live) ( 4:50)
11. Grey Ghost (Live) (11:26)
CD 2:
01. South Carolina (Live) ( 3:44)
02. So Long (Live) ( 6:32)
03. Prisoner (Live) ( 8:10)
04. Cold Harbor (Live) ( 4:43)
05. Trail Of Tears (Live) ( 3:53)
06. It's About Pride (Live) ( 7:24)
07. Waterhole (Live) ( 2:19)
08. Knoxville Girl (Live) ( 4:01)
09. Green Grass And High Tides (Live) (13:54)
10. (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (Live) ( 6:34)
Personnel:
Henry Paul: guitars, vocals
Monte Yoho: drums
Chris Anderson: lead guitar, vocals
Randy Threet: bass, vocals
Dave Robbins: keyboards, vocals
Steve Grisham: lead guitar, vocals
Pretty much coming full force right out of the gate with one of the best live mixes I’ve heard in a long time, The Outlaws hit it diamond-edge precise on their two-CD set Legacy Live, celebrating their 40th anniversary.
Opening with a twangy “There Goes Another Love Song,” slipping into that Outlaws’ lead guitar attack on “Hurry Sundown” and harmony vocal richness of “Hidin’ Out In Tennessee” this first disc of 11 really showcases how well Henry Paul, Monte Yoho, Steve Grisham, Chris Anderson, Dave Robbins and Randy Threet are doing their thing these days.
The sextet slow down on the very country “Girl From Ohio” from their 1976 Lady in Waiting album and then slip into the first Henry Paul Band album’s title track “Grey Ghost.” With more of that signature multi-guitar lead layering
“South Carolina” “So Long” “Prisoner” and “Cold Harbor ” start off CD two, and it all ends with a rousing one-two punch combination of “Green Grass & High Tides Forever” (Paul’s vocal is the best it gets on this classic). followed by the band’s infamous cover of Stan Jones’ “(Ghost) Riders In The Sky.”
Four decades in, decidedly with some personnel changes, band member deaths, and some hits as well as misses, the Outlaws are standing strong as Legacy Live attests. ~Ralph Greco, Jr.
Henry Paul: guitars, vocals
Monte Yoho: drums
Chris Anderson: lead guitar, vocals
Randy Threet: bass, vocals
Dave Robbins: keyboards, vocals
Steve Grisham: lead guitar, vocals
Pretty much coming full force right out of the gate with one of the best live mixes I’ve heard in a long time, The Outlaws hit it diamond-edge precise on their two-CD set Legacy Live, celebrating their 40th anniversary.
Opening with a twangy “There Goes Another Love Song,” slipping into that Outlaws’ lead guitar attack on “Hurry Sundown” and harmony vocal richness of “Hidin’ Out In Tennessee” this first disc of 11 really showcases how well Henry Paul, Monte Yoho, Steve Grisham, Chris Anderson, Dave Robbins and Randy Threet are doing their thing these days.
The sextet slow down on the very country “Girl From Ohio” from their 1976 Lady in Waiting album and then slip into the first Henry Paul Band album’s title track “Grey Ghost.” With more of that signature multi-guitar lead layering
“South Carolina” “So Long” “Prisoner” and “Cold Harbor ” start off CD two, and it all ends with a rousing one-two punch combination of “Green Grass & High Tides Forever” (Paul’s vocal is the best it gets on this classic). followed by the band’s infamous cover of Stan Jones’ “(Ghost) Riders In The Sky.”
Four decades in, decidedly with some personnel changes, band member deaths, and some hits as well as misses, the Outlaws are standing strong as Legacy Live attests. ~Ralph Greco, Jr.
Legacy
4 comments:
Pretty darn good album. Hughie and Billy were amazing players, but the new guys fill in admirably. Henry Paul can still sing as well.
Outlaws is a great southern rock band thks for cd. but if yu like SR ,any chance for last Georgia Shine band album very good southern rock too . thanks in advance if yu can.
jean, a blues rocker fan an also a southern rocker fan.
Thanks for this album. Been an Outlaws fans since their very first 'Lady In Waiting'. One of the rarest Southern Rock Bands who have changed their line-up many times due to break-ups and untimely deaths. Much like The Marshall Tucker Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers Band, Poco etc... Simply brilliant!
Nice - one of the best SR bands. Thanks for posting!
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