finetune artist: .38 Special

In the 1970s, brothers Donnie, Ronnie, and Johnny Van Zant of Jacksonville, Florida, oversaw a veritable Southern rock dynasty. Ronnie played in Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny ruled the Van Zant Band, and Donnie purveyed tough, low-slung boogie as the vocalist and guitarist in .38 Special. The band's no-frills blues-rock appealed to AOR listeners, and the band had several radio hits in the late '70s and early '80s. Their definitive song from that era is the straight-ahead rockin' bit of love advice, "Hold on Loosely," but the band continued to chart respectably through the late '90s, recording and touring on a semi-regular basis.

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Hold on Loosely
If I'd Been the One

noah05 on 2009-09-28 00:41:44.750:
One of the greatest Southern Rock groups of all time. I remember seeing them at The Municipal Auditorium in San Antonio in 1986. My favorite song by them of course has to be "Hold On Loosely". I will always be in love with these Wild-Eyed Southern Boys. My third favorite song by them is "Fantasy Girl"
navahoe on 2008-05-20 08:55:46.200:
There's nothing in life like a lazy afternoon in the summer time. OH YA, Don't forget the BEER Boy's and Girl's.... Thanks for the forgotten YEARS.... LEN>>
navahoe on 2008-05-20 08:55:33.683:
There's nothing in life like a lazy afternoon in the summer time. OH YA, Don't forget the BEER Boy's and Girl's.... Thanks for the forgotten YEARS.... LEN>>
navahoe on 2008-05-20 08:55:02.373:
There's nothing in life like a lazy afternoon in the summer time. OH YA, Don't forget the BEER Boy's and Girl's.... Thanks for the forgotten YEARS.... LEN>>
navahoe on 2008-05-20 08:54:24.920:
There's nothing in life like a lazy afternoon in the summer time. OH YA, Don't forget the BEER Boy's and Girl's.... Thanks for the forgotten YEARS.... LEN>>