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 GUN SHY - Same (South Usa '79) :https://www.mediafire.com/file/siz6w7tre93ujfx/Gun+Shy+-+Same++(south+Usa+'79)ok.rar/file

MOUNTAIN FEVER - Same (South Usa '76) :https://www.mediafire.com/file/nxqssdlrhsu6zho/Mountain+Fever+-+Same+(Usa+'76+Southern+Country+).rar/file

CHARLIE DANIELS - TE JOHN, GREASE & WOLFMAN (Usa '72 COUNTRY ROCK)

 CHARLIE DANIELS Te John, Grease & Wolfman (1972 US LP, the second album by the Southern Country Rock legend, named after the group members' nicknames, Analogic Wav with all pictures

https://www.mediafire.com/file/acl0hvvgc5rlfl1/Charlie+Daniels+-+Te+John,+Grease+&+Wolfman+(Usa+'72+Country+Rock).rar/file

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COTTONWOOD - CAMARADERIE (USA '71 Country Rock

 Cottonwood "Camaraderie" (ABC Records, 1971) (LP)
I'm listing this one mostly as a warning -- I've seen it described as a "country-rock" album, but I think that's really kind of a stretch. Yeah, I guess there's some twang in their sound, but it's mostly in the context of plain-old, generic, semi-psychedelic '70s boogie-rock-meets-AOR. Lots of electric guitar, some groovy harmony vocals and echo-y production, but not really much that I'd call country. Also, just in the context of 1970s guitar rock, not a lot here that I'd say you have to go nuts to track down. They were eclectic, but maybe not that listenable.

 https://www.mediafire.com/file/jl1vp9pq2geg00b/Cottonwood+-+Camaraderie+(Usa+'71+Country+Rock).rar/file

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 SHADOW FOX - SAME - USA '82 : https://www.mediafire.com/file/x8vo9ms93s5tgdg/Shadow+Fox+-+Same+(Usa+'82+Southern+Rock).rar/file

 

BOTH BARRELS - AIN'T ABOUT TO CHANGE - USA '81:  https://www.mediafire.com/file/e2ojzy10u0nmdv4/Both+Barrels+Band+-+Ain't+About+To+Change+(Usa+Southern+'81).rar/file

ROLLIN' COUNTRY ROCK BAND - ROLLIN' COUNTRY - USA '80:  https://www.mediafire.com/file/nm7b8qgta3d5nad/Rollin'+Country+Rock+Band+-+Rollin'+Country+(Usa+'80+Country+Rock).rar/file

MIRAGE - OUT OF LUCK, OUT OF MONEY - USA '79:  https://www.mediafire.com/file/mv26mry04srq16r/Mirage+-+Out+of+Luck,+Out+of+Money+(Usa+Southern+'79).rar/file

BLACK STALLION - FEATURING BENNY MAHAN (USA '83 Country Rock)

A country-oriented album featuring Springfield, Missouri's Benny Mahan (1944-2009) a regionally popular vocalist who started his career back in the 'Sixties, singing blues and soul, and was a longtime member of the local R&B band Granny's Bathwater, which toured nationally. This twangy album marked a real shift in direction, though Mahan's bluesy roots are never far from the surface. Black Stallion included Benny Mahan on vocals, with Kenny Cox (bass and guitar), Randy Gipson (steel guitar),Rex Meredith (lead guitar), Stan Smith (drums), and Frank Westbrook on piano and keyboards... Not sure how long the group was together, though this seems to have been their only record. All but three songs were originals written or co-written by Benny Mahan, with the exceptions being "Cajun Keyboards" an instrumental by Westbrook, and covers of "Since You've Been Gone" and Wayne Carson's "Bugle Ann." Mahan's tunes include tracks such as "Black Satin Stallion," "Honky Tonk Blood" and "Swamper," a tune he re-recorded two decades later with the band Howie & The Hellcats.
 

https://www.mediafire.com/file/hxmevjsydcwikd5/Black+Stallion+-+Feat.+Benny+Mahan+(Usa+'83+Country+Rock).rar/file

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Back Street Boogie Band : https://www.mediafire.com/file/3pp5dor0hld2ocw/Backstreet+Boogie+Band+-+Southbound+Freight+(Usa+Southern+rock+'81).rar/file

Whiskey River Band :

https://www.mediafire.com/file/2scea7i1n8rn0w6/Whiskey+River+Band+-+Blended+Whiskey+(Country+Music+South+'82).rar/file

UNCLE REMUS - THE MOVIN' AND THE LIVIN' (Usa '78 Country Rock)

                                         ULTRA RARE RURAL INDIANA PSYCH

         A bluegrass-ish band from Bloomington, Indiana which drifted into string-swing territory with covers of standards such as "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" and "Lady Be Good" as well as "I've Just Seen A Face" by the Beatles. A cover of "Long Black Veil" is the most overtly country tune, though they presented a few originals as well, such as "Singles Bar" "The Movin' And The Livin'," and "Can't Let Go," all penned by mandolinist Chuck Yates, among others. He's joined by fiddler Lenny Springer and guitar picker Larry Clyman as the group's main trio, with bass and drums added by a few pals. I'm not sure how many other bands these guys were in, though Larry Clyman seems to have gravitated towards some rock'n'folk oriented projects such as Big Shoulders.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/mrohgeb9ablt4nk/Uncle+Remus+-+The+Movin'+And+The+Livin'+(Usa+'78+Country+Rock).rar/file