Wash Boards and Chicken Coups: The Ten Best Instrumentalists of Southern Rock
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Our latest Top Ten list runs down the ten best instrumentalists of the Southern Rock era, masters of instruments other than guitar, bass, drums and keys. Check out the list and as always, let me know what you think.
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Comments
jimmyjams says...
You ain't lived southern rock to its fullest til youve seen Donnie McCormick play the coup!
copperhead says...
Wow! Just when I thought you were running out of list. As I stated before Edgar Winter Roadwork tour was unbeleivable. If you didn't stand in your seat they would throw you out. On the live album he said "if you feel like letting it out hot damn let it out." The crowd blew the roof off. How about the best songwriter or best cover of a southern rock song by a non souther rock band.