Gates Nichols Discography of CDs

Gates Nichols albums In the early '90s, Confederate Railroad, who previously served as backing band for David Allan Coe and Johnny Paycheck, carried the torch of outlaw country (with a touch of Southern rock) into an era defined by slick commercialism. Their rough-hewn sound and bad-boy attitude, typified by ...

Gates Nichols songs Rockin' Country Party Pack isn't quite a hits collection and it isn't quite a rarities collection, either. It's a combination of singles, album tracks, and "club" remixes, all adding up to an album that's designed to be a good-time record -- a party album, as it ...

Gates Nichols music CDs Greatest Hits compiles Confederate Railroad's biggest hits, including all of their Top 10 singles, as well as several singles that never made it quite as far up the charts. As an added bonus, the group has added two new songs -- which aren't particularly noteworthy -- ...

Gates Nichols CD discography In some parts of the world, it's always 1974. The deaths of Berry Oakley and Duane Allman still sting, Waylon Jennings and Jerry Jeff Walker are revered, shouts of "Free Bird"!!! at concerts aren't meant ironically, and people still remember who the Marshall Tucker Band were. ...

Gates Nichols albums Liner Note Author: Danny Shirley. Personnel: Cody McCarver (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Danny Shirley (vocals, guitar); Jimmy Dormire, Rusty Hendrix (guitar); Gates Nichols (steel guitar, keyboards); Mark Dufresne (drums). Audio Mixer: Jim Lightman.

Gates Nichols discography By their third album, Confederate Railroad had established their fusion of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Alabama and knew what worked and what didn't. In other words, When and Where offers nothing new from the band, but it is far from a bad record. The group has gotten ...

Gates Nichols CD discography The Southern rock band Confederate Railroad performs many of the covers they've been playing live over the years on this entertaining set, including Charlie Daniels' "Trudy" (assisted by Daniels himself), Johnny Paycheck's "11 Months and 20 Days," Waylon Jennings' "Honky Tonk Heroes," and a particularly heartfelt ...

Gates Nichols music CDs Despite its unkempt, biker image, Confederate Railroad is a country band in the tradition of Alabama. Rooted in traditional country sounds and values, both bands also have the breadth to appeal to those outside the genre (in CR's case, Southern rockers). The group rocks hardest on the funny stuff ("Elvis & Andy," "Move over Madonna") but gets serious ...