ARISTA
Outlaws Best Of: Green Grass & High Tides CD
- SKU:
- 01244908
- UPC:
- 078221893626
- MPN:
- 18936
- Condition:
- New
Description
16 classic tracks from "The Florida Guitar Army" - one of Southern rock's biggest platinum bands. Package features never-before-seen photos and liner notes by band founders/singers/guitarists Henry Paul (now of mu. Ti-platinum country superstars Blackhawk) and Hughie Thomasson (currently with Lynyrd Skynyrd). Key tracks: "There Goes Another Love Love," "Green Grass & High Tides," "Breaker-Breaker," "Riders in the Sky" and more.
View AllClose
1. There Goes Another Love Song 2. Knoxville Girl 3. Song for You 4. Waterhole 5. Green Grass and High Tides 6. Breaker Breaker 7. South Carolina 8. Freeborn Man 9. Prisoner 10. Girl from Ohio 11. Stick Around for Rock and Roll 12. Hurry Sundown 13. Gunsmoke 14. You Are the Show 15. Take It Any Way You Want It 16. (Ghost) Riders in the Sky
Related Products
Out of stock
Outlaws Green Grass & High Tides: Best Of CD
RCA VICTOR EUROPE
MSRP:
$17.10
$14.87
The Outlaws - not to be confused with the American country act of the same name - were one of a wave of instrumental groups that came along in British pop/rock music during the late 1950's and early...
Out of stock
Rolling Stones Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass) CD
UNIVERSAL JAPAN
MSRP:
$33.32
$28.98
Rolling Stones Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass) CD
Rolling Stones Big Hits: High Tide & Green Grass CD
ABKCO
MSRP:
$19.94
$17.34
Remastered 12 song USA version with different cover artwork than the UK version of this 1966 compilation released in April shortly before the start of their fifth North American tour. It features...
Out of stock
High Tide High Tide CD
ESOTERIC
MSRP:
$31.31
$27.23
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the British Prog/Rock band's 1970 sophomore album including four bonus tracks. Formed in Ladbroke Grove, London in 1969, the band featured the intense...
Out of stock
Outlaws Best Of CD
NOT NOW UK
MSRP:
$16.76
$14.58
When rock and roll came along, we knew that the Brits couldn't compete with the Americans. In some cases we had the talent but until the Beatles and the beat boom in 1963, the performers had to...