Outlaws: Playin To Win
Outlaws: Playin To Win
Format: CD
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Artist: Outlaws
Label: Rock Candy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5055300390264
Genre: Rock, Southern Rock
Digitally remastered edition. With 16 page full color booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork with previously unseen photos, band involvement and new interviews. During THE 1970s Southern Rock music was at it's zenith. Several groups reigned supreme, helping to fly the confederate flag loud and proud, whilst also receiving huge commercial accolades and setting out a mandate that would carry through to the next decade. The Outlaws were one of the movement's most accomplished acts, securing a prime position in the southern rock hierarchy because they delivered the goods time after time. Following a career defining double live album, the band made preparations for their fourth studio album, one that would not only showcase their roots but also pave the way for the future. To do this they tapped into a new producer, Robert 'Mutt' Lange, then just another rising star with, at the time, no global success. Recognizing a creative genius, the band set about recording Playing To Win in Georgia with Lange at the Helm and Rodney Mills (.38 Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd) in the engineer's seat. This was to prove a highly potent combination. Originally issued in 1978, the album showcased a band in search of something fresh but not crazy enough to abandon their heritage. As you might expect, the focus with Lange in the driving seat was on songs and melody, showcasing a style that sounded big, beefy and highly commercial. This was also a record to feature new guitarist Freddie Salem, a man who plied his trade with copious amounts of brawn, helping the band to evolve into a heavier rock rather than a country rock outfit.
Tracks:
1.1 Take It Anyway You Want It
1.2 Cry Some More
1.3 You Are the Show
1.4 You Can Have It
1.5 If Dreams Came True
1.6 A Real Good Feelin'
1.7 Love at First Sight
1.8 Falling Rain
1.9 Dirty City
