Time: 57:43
Size: 132.1 MB
Styles: Southern rock, Album rock
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[4:18] 1. Sleep With One Eye Open
[4:13] 2. Bad Case Of Lovin' You
[4:36] 3. Midnight Rider
[5:32] 4. Hey Nineteen
[4:20] 5. Conversation
[6:46] 6. Tuesday's Gone
[3:41] 7. Rock Bottom
[4:59] 8. So Into You
[4:56] 9. Spooky
[4:44] 10. Champagne Jam
[4:39] 11. I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight
[4:55] 12. Imaginary Lover
Four decades after their formation, the Atlanta Rhythm Section returns with a brand-new collection of songs, With All Due Respect. Led by producer/award-winning songwriter Buddy Buie and founder Dean Daughtry, the current incarnation of ARS delivers a dozen tracks, which include their take on some of their favorite songs from their peers like Steely Dan (“Hey Nineteen”) and the Allman Brothers (“Midnight Rider”) as well as new looks at their classic tracks like “So Into You” and “Imaginary Lover”, which they’ve perfected through dozens of years of performance on the road.
In 1970, Buddy Buie, his songwriting partner James “J.R.” Cobb, Buddy’s business partner Paul Cochran, and Atlanta music honcho Bill Lowery teamed with recording engineer Rodney Mills to launch Studio One there. Its handpicked house band sounded so good backing up the likes of B.J. Thomas and Billy Joe Royal in the fledgling studio that a year or so later they decided to concentrate on making their own music. That’s how the Atlanta Rhythm Section was born.
In 1970, Buddy Buie, his songwriting partner James “J.R.” Cobb, Buddy’s business partner Paul Cochran, and Atlanta music honcho Bill Lowery teamed with recording engineer Rodney Mills to launch Studio One there. Its handpicked house band sounded so good backing up the likes of B.J. Thomas and Billy Joe Royal in the fledgling studio that a year or so later they decided to concentrate on making their own music. That’s how the Atlanta Rhythm Section was born.
With All Due Respect
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