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THE OUTLAWS
IN THE EYE OF THE STORM / HURRY SUNDOWN |
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THE OUTLAWS
IN THE EYE OF THE STORM / HURRY SUNDOWN |
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IN THE EYE OF THE STORM :
The lights are on (But Nobody's Home) / Long gone / It's allright / Miracle man / Comin' home / Blueswater / (Come On) Dance with me / Too Long Without Her / I'll be leaving soon HURRY SUNDOWN : Gunsmoke / Hearin' my heart talkin' / So afraid / Holiday / Hurry Sundown / Cold and lonesome / Night Wines / Heavenly blues / Man of the hour |
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What a great idea to get the Outlaws's discography re-edited. Of course, the die-hard fans won't find a new piece of music but it'll certainly be a great opportunity for some people to discover this great southern rock band. May be you'll be surprised to discover "In the Eye of the storm", released back in '79, close to "Hurry Sundown", released in '77, as the style of these two albums are real far away from each other. Nevertheless, it's always a great pleasure to heat these great songs, "Blueswater", Comin Home", "Too long without her", "Long Gone" or "Miracle Man". It's hard to extract some songs from the ten ones of "Hurry Sundown", but let's say songs such as "Gunsmoke", "Hurry Sundown", "Heavenly Blues" and he great "Holliday" have certainly some responsability in the success of the Outlwas. John Molet |
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THE OUTLAWS
PLAYIN’ TO WIN / GHOST RIDERS |