This band walked the fine line between rock and southern rock and country music. Named after a mountainous region, this song gave instructions on how to do a few interesting things, one of which was how to find an angel.

 

Name the song, album and band the song came from...

Another clue? The bands name brazenly claimed they indulged in risky behaviors...

This band walked the fine line between rock and southern rock and country music. Named after a mountainous region, this song gave instructions on how to do a few interesting things, one of which was how to find an angel.

 

Name the song, album and band the song came from...

 

 

If you wanna get to heaven

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils

Ozark Mountain Daredevils

 

 

 

 

If you wanna get to heaven

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils

Ozark Mountain Daredevils

 

 

 

 

yup you got it, was it too easy?

 

if you want to see an angel

 

you got to find it where it fell

 

If you wanna get to heaven you got to raise a little hell...

Edited December 7, 201213 yr by Moontanman

 

 

yup you got it, was it too easy?

 

if you want to see an angel

 

you got to find it where it fell

Not too easy, I think we just have similar taste in music. I grew up listening to The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, New Riders of the Purple Sage, John Prine, Allman Brothers, etc. I imagine most people did not have a clue about who this was.

 

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This band is originally from your neck of the woods. They played American southern rock as well as a mix of genres. The band is named for a law officer, and the name of the lead vocalist makes one think of children. One of my favorite songs is about a quest for a meteorological phenomenon.

 

Name the band, lead singer, and song.

Fire on the Mountain was good too. Searching for a Rainbow, Marshal Tucker Band, Toy Caldwell...

OK time for a transatlantic change of genre

 

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The Clash, Rock the Casbah, Joe Strummer...

 

 

I still have the video of this song on Laser Disc....

 

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In this song magic is used to turn a child into an adult, paralyzed by his blue eyes she could not run away, momma was worried...

 

name the album, song, and singer...

 

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