Outlaws Green Grass & High Tides: Best Of CD

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 1960's. at the time, Cliff Richard's backing band the Shadows, were selling hundreds of thousands of records on their own, separate from the singer, and enjoying the kind of star status that guitarists of just a generation earlier could only have dreamt about. The Outlaws were distinguished by the unique sound of their records, courtesy of producer Joe Meek, and the presence of three top-flight players, one near-legend (Bobby Graham), and one future guitar god, Ritchie Blackmore, in their ranks. Highlights include 'Freeborn', 'Girl from Ohio' and 'Prisoner'. BMG. 2004.

1. There Goes Anoher Love Song 2. Knoxville Girl 3. Song for You 4. Waterhole 5. Green Grass ; High Tides 6. Breaker Breaker 7. South Carolina 8. Freeborn Man 9. Prisoner 10. Girl from Ohio 11. Stick Around for Rock ; 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