A number of classic Southern Rock groups derive a big chunk of their fame from one unusually long studio track. What's your fave?
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed beats all of the above. As does Whipping Post and Dreams. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
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In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed beats all of the above. As does Whipping Post and Dreams.
Great songs, but I didn't consider either of those (studio versions) to be of epic length. (both sub 7-minutes while the shortest of the others is over 😎
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I would also add in one of the songs "Silent Scream" or "World of Difference" by Gov't Mule. A lot slower than the others, but still in the Southern Rock canon.
I would also add in one of the songs "Silent Scream" or "World of Difference" by Gov't Mule. A lot slower than the others, but still in the Southern Rock canon.
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