Barefoot Jerry - album Southern delight 1971
- 2 anni fa
First album by Nashville, Tennessee-based Southern rock and progressive country band Barefoot Jerry active from 1971-1977. The band was composed of area studio musicians under the tutelage of Wayne Moss who was also part of the band. The sound was a fusion of country music and progressive rock with folkie-blues hints.
Wayne Moss - guitar, vocals, keyboards, bass.
Mac Gayden - guitar, slide guitar, vocals, bass.
John Harris - keyboards.
Kenny Buttrey - drums, vocals.
Hospitality song.
I'm proud to be a redneck.
Smokies.
Quit while you're a head (song of sensible compromise).
Blood is not the answer.
Come to me tonight.
Finishing touches.
The minstrel is free at last.
Nobody knows.
That's OK, he'll be your brother someday.
Wayne Moss - guitar, vocals, keyboards, bass.
Mac Gayden - guitar, slide guitar, vocals, bass.
John Harris - keyboards.
Kenny Buttrey - drums, vocals.
Hospitality song.
I'm proud to be a redneck.
Smokies.
Quit while you're a head (song of sensible compromise).
Blood is not the answer.
Come to me tonight.
Finishing touches.
The minstrel is free at last.
Nobody knows.
That's OK, he'll be your brother someday.