Good Southern Rock Songs

[95DRGT]

greatness above- Slowhand FTW

[Slowhand]

Southern Rock.

[heavychevy]

Whiskey Myers is one of my new favorites..

[jdgregory84]

Just started listening to this band "Maylene and The Sons of Disaster." It's more southern metal, but it's pretty good.

[95DRGT]

Allman Brothers
Down
Clutch
Blackfoot
Dixie Witch
Five Horse Johnson
Gov't Mule
Joe Bonamassa (electric blues, but fits in decent with southern rock)
Murder By Death (kinda country/southern doomy indie rock band)
Antler
Roadsaw
Sixty Watt Shaman

+1 and I'll raise you a

Cry of Love
Chris Whitley (Living with the Law-album)
Gavin Degaw
North Mississippi Allstars
Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
Rival Sons (Before the Fire-album)

older greatness
Molley Hatchet
Marshall Tucker
38 Special
CCR
CDB
ZZ Top
Humble Pie

[BP]

That's just the term the girls used to get me to go to the shows with them. To be honest, the only time I've heard them was live, and it seemed to be a good atmosphere which always makes the music sound better. It could've sucked as far as I know.

Rascall Flatts (the original gay country band) has that same appeal for some reason. The fans at their shows are 60-70% female. I think they are just today's version of the Backstreet Boys but with a slightly more southern appeal.

Eli Young band doesn't suck by any means. They are riding that fine line between country and rock and doing it mostly with songs they wrote.

[Cannon88]

Try out Lucero. They have more of a southern rock/country style similar to Drive By Truckers, but with more of a grunge type singer. I love them, but my wife hates them. Thats typically the feeling, love or hate. My fav album of theirs is called Tennessee.

http://www.luceromusic.com/

[Vanner27]

I almost forgot about Nashville Pussy. They opened up for Reverend Horton Heat and Motorhead last year and they are bad ass. If you listen to them, try not to take it too serious and you will be fine. Great music to drink beer to.

[jdgregory84]

They are playing Billy Bob's for New Years Eve. I guess you could almost consider them southern rock but they are generally referred to as country.

Maybe cowpunk? Social Distortion, the Cramps, Hank 3, The Bottle Rockets, Rev. Horton Heat, etc... are all cowpunk/psychobilly. Hank 3 is all over the map though, a lot of his stuff is really speed metal but he also can do Texas swing songs.

If you want less punk/hillbilly then check out any of the Texas or Red Dirt country bands. Ragweed, Ryan Bingham, Stoney Larue and Randy Rogers Band are all very popular and if they were from Seattle or New York they'd never be classified as country.

That's just the term the girls used to get me to go to the shows with them. To be honest, the only time I've heard them was live, and it seemed to be a good atmosphere which always makes the music sound better. It could've sucked as far as I know.

[BP]

I think they're called like the "Eli Young" band. I've gone with some female friends to a couple of their shows and they're not bad. They bring in some ungodly hot chicks to their shows too. It's country/southern rock.

They are playing Billy Bob's for New Years Eve. I guess you could almost consider them southern rock but they are generally referred to as country.

Maybe cowpunk? Social Distortion, the Cramps, Hank 3, The Bottle Rockets, Rev. Horton Heat, etc... are all cowpunk/psychobilly. Hank 3 is all over the map though, a lot of his stuff is really speed metal but he also can do Texas swing songs.

If you want less punk/hillbilly then check out any of the Texas or Red Dirt country bands. Ragweed, Ryan Bingham, Stoney Larue and Randy Rogers Band are all very popular and if they were from Seattle or New York they'd never be classified as country.

[SouthernSVT]

lol, country music and millenium era alt rock do not constitute southern rock.

Well i'm looking for music in a genre that doesn't really have a name. Rock/metal with a country twist, that's why i've been trying to give a few examples. Not real worried if it isn't exactly "southern rock", that's just as close of a genre as I could come up with to help people know what i'm talkin about. Already got a few good suggestions, so it seems to be working just fine.

Maybe we should call it "New Age Southern Metal" to reduce the southern rock confusion

[Slowhand]

The Black Keys fucking ROCK! Even better in concert. Homedude is strung the fuck out, though. Jesus. He looked like he'd been on a heroin binge for the better part of a decade when I saw them at ACL this year. Still put on a great show, though.

Haha! I was thinking the exact same thing when they plastered his raccoon-eyed face on the screens. Bitchin' show though.

[Danny46]

Not a fan of the Eagles either. I like a few songs, but the overplay on the radio killed it for me.


The Black Keys fucking ROCK! Even better in concert. Homedude is strung the fuck out, though. Jesus. He looked like he'd been on a heroin binge for the better part of a decade when I saw them at ACL this year. Still put on a great show, though.

haha yeah I agree the radio defiitely kills it, which is why I try not to listen to the radio to much. I dont think they play 7 bridges road to often though but I could be wrong.

Never seen them in concert but would like to! I like their style

[Geor!]

Allman Brothers
Down
Clutch
Blackfoot
Dixie Witch
Five Horse Johnson
Gov't Mule
Joe Bonamassa (electric blues, but fits in decent with southern rock)
Murder By Death (kinda country/southern doomy indie rock band)
Antler
Roadsaw
Sixty Watt Shaman


Most stoner rock fits in nicely with southern rock as well.

[Slowhand]

lol, country music and millenium era alt rock do not constitute southern rock.