Name: Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Brand: OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS
SKU: 308766
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Ozark Mountain Daredevils

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Album: Ozark Mountain Daredevils
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Country Girl	More Info...	3:17
2)	Spaceship Orion	More Info...	3:11
3)	If You Wanna Get To Heaven	More Info...	3:04
4)	Chicken Train Stomp	More Info...	3:38
5)	Colorado Song	More Info...	5:07
6)	Standing On The Rock	More Info...	3:54
7)	Road To Glory	More Info...	4:56
8)	Black Sky	More Info...	3:08
9)	Within Without	More Info...	4:26
10)	Beauty In The River	More Info...	3:55

Album: Ozark Mountain Daredevils
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Country Girl	More Info...	3:17
2)	Spaceship Orion	More Info...	3:11
3)	If You Wanna Get To Heaven	More Info...	3:04
4)	Chicken Train Stomp	More Info...	3:38
5)	Colorado Song	More Info...	5:07
6)	Standing On The Rock	More Info...	3:54
7)	Road To Glory	More Info...	4:56
8)	Black Sky	More Info...	3:08
9)	Within Without	More Info...	4:26
10)	Beauty In The River	More Info...	3:55

Performer Notes

Personnel: John Dillon (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, dulcimer, autoharp, mandolin, fiddle, keyboards, percussion); Randle Chowning (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, harp, harmonica); Larry Michael Lee (vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums, percussion); Steve Cash (vocals, harmonica, harpsichord, percussion); Michael Granda (vocals, percussion); Buddy Brayfield (keyboards).
Photographers: Jeremy Parkin; Bill Higgins; Kansas Film Works.
The group's first album is also their most successful rock effort, an ebullient country-rock collection that sounds a lot like the Flying Burrito Brothers of around the same period, with richer production and more of a sense of humor than the Burritos had, and highlighted by some excellent songs ("Country Girl," "Road to Glory," "If You Wanna Get to Heaven"). Randle Chowning's "Country Girl," in particular, is amazing as a harmonica-driven near-twin of the Eagles' "Take It Easy" that you sort of wish ran for ten minutes instead of just three. Steve Cash's jew's harp/harmonica showcase "Chicken Train" brings the band back to its roots. ~ Bruce Eder