| Artist | |
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| Album | Inlaws & Outlaws - Live Radio Broadcast From 1973 |
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| Article number | AACD0115 |
| Release date | 2013-11-15 |
| Genre | Pop,rock,soul |
| Description | This superb broadcast recording captures Doug and his band during a national tour in support of that record. The gig was on the East Coast of the USA, at Philadelphia''s intimate Bijou Cafe. In addition to Doug and Augie, the band included ''Fathead'' Newman on sax and drummer George Rains. The true identity of guest vocalist ''J.R.'', who sings Right Or Wrong has been lost in the mists of time... Doug''s set is an eclectic one - there are two numbers from the current ''…and Band'' album, the anthemic (Is Anybody Going To) San Antone (also released as a single) and Papa Ain''t Salty, alongside a quartet of Quintet numbers - She''s About A Mover, The Rains Came, Are Inlaws Really Outlaws and set closer Mendocino. Other excellent choices are Hank Williams Jambalaya (a fitting inclusion as Doug had actually played onstage with the Country music legend, aged 11, during Hank''s last ever concert, in Austin in 1952) and the standard Wolverton Mountain (which was later recorded for Doug''s 1976 album ''Texas Rock For Country Rollers''). Aside from the more Country-influenced songs, the Blues is represented by fine covers of T-Bone Walker''s classic Stormy Monday and Joe Seneca''s Talk to Me (a 1958 hit for Little Willie John). |
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Inlaws & Outlaws – Live Radio Broadcast From 1973
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