It’s All Fuzzy For RRB

Posted by Galleywinter on Mon, May 20, 2013 · Face The Music · 3 Comments

Check out the latest video from the Randy Rogers Band boys. Hangover 3 has nothing on them.

stoneykelly May 21, 2013

This album has really grown on me. Theres a couple of misses but the good stuff makes up for it.

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Straggler42 May 22, 2013

I agree Stoneykelly. There are a couple songs I’m not feeling, nor will never feel…the above video being one of them. However, there are some instant classics on here as well. Let the haters hate.

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Brad May 22, 2013

That’s been my standpoint all along. It’s not a great album from top to bottom. But, it doesn’t “suck”. I think the first 3 singles are the weakest tracks on the record (Fuzzy, Trouble Knows My Name, and One More Sad Song). Songs like Flash Flood, Speak of the Devil, If I Had Another Heart, Had To Give That Up Too etc are classic RRB songs in the vein of what’s come before.

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{1973}
Country-rock/Alt-country pioneer/originator Gram Parsons of the Byrds and Flying Burritos, dies under mysterious conditions in Joshua Tree, California. His death at first is attributed to heart failure but later is officially announced as due to a drug overdose. His coffin is stolen by two of his friends, manager Phil Kaufman and Michael Martin, a former Byrds roadie, and it's taken to Joshua Tree where it's set afire to fulfill Gram's wishes. The two are picked up by police and the only charge that sticks is theft of the coffin itself as there is no law against stealing a corpse. Gram Parsons was just 26.

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