Showing posts with label Marshall Tucker Band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marshall Tucker Band. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Champaign Jam (Atlanta Rhythm Section) (LP 357)

Atlanta Rhythm Section Are You Ready! (Vinyl, Polydor, 1979) ****

Genre: American pop/rock 

Places I remember: Marbecks Records


Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: Angel (What in the world's come over us)





Gear costume: So Into You

Active compensatory factors: 
 I  was into my second year of working at Marbecks Records in my University holidays when Roger Marbeck played this album in the shop a few times. 

It's a slick amalgam of southern rock like Marshall Tucker Band were playing (I fell for the MTB big time). 

Rhythmic guitars, extended jams, good ole boys: fun!!


Where do they all belong? This is the only ARS album I possess but really, that's enough. The Marshall Tucker Band discography is a different thing though - I'm a completist as far as they go. Not sure why as they plough the same furrow to a large extent.When I think about it I guess it's the more romanticised version of the western hero that I like (The Long Ride was my way in).