Wild-eyed Florida boys
whose southern-fried arena
rock spawned hits such as
"Hold On Loosely." Lead
singer Donnie Van Zant is...
Southern boogie band best
known for the hit "Jim
Dandy." They spent the
majority of their career in
Lynyrd Skynyrd's shado...
A Southern rock cross
between Skynyrd and
AC/DC, Blackfoot straddled
the 1970s and '80s with a
heavy boogie hybrid.
Longtime guitar player for
the Allman Brothers Band,
Dickey Betts has been
releasing solo records since
1974. That's Betts singing...
Southern rock band Lynyrd
Skynyrd rose to
prominence in 1973
epitomizing regional pride
and stressing cocky, boist...
Best known for "Flirtin' With
Disaster," Molly Hatchet
played an almost pop metal
version of Southern rock.
The band was named afte...
This long-running,
significant rock band
traffics in purist bluesiness,
countrified boogie and
jazz-influenced superjam...
Southern rockers best
known for the simple radio
gem "Can't You See" and the
absolutely perfect "Heard It
In a Love Song." Unlike mo...
The Outlaws were a '70s
Southern boogie band of
longhairs who sounded like
the Eagles crossed with the
Allman Brothers.
You still hear Wet Willie's
southern rock staple, "Keep
On Smilin'," on the radio
now and then. Formed in
Mobile, Alabama, in 1970,...
Need Help?Visit our Help Center |