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The Outlaws
12+ albums
Southern Rockclassic rockrockcountry rock70s
about
The Outlaws was an English instrumental band that recorded in the early 1960s. Among their ranks were notable musicians such as Ritchie Blackmore, Chas Hodges, Mick Underwood, Bobby Graham and Hot Chocolate's Harvey Hinsley and others. For the American Southern rock band, see Outlaws. The band's name was originally conceived by Joe Meek, who needed a backing group for Mike Berry's "Set Me Free" in 1960.After that recording, they continued being one of the house bands of his recording studio at 304 Holloway Road, London. As such, they were used for recordings, demos and auditions. Many of their songs were written by Meek and credited to his pseudonym, Robert Duke. They appeared as themselves in the 1963 British film, Live It Up!. 2) From their archived info page "Here is some more information about The Outlaws. They're Djs you know... The Outlaws did a radio show every Friday night on Kiss 100 which some people said was the best thing ever - landing somewhere between Soulwax / 2 Many DJs and Coldcut’s Solid Steel. They were also given big features in The Face and Mixmag, so they must be really good. The Outlaws played at Glastonbury 2003, nailing Lost Vagueness on the Saturday afternoon. In 2004 they played the Dance Tent and rocked it once again. They also found time to party at Shambala and The Glade. You should check them out if you haven't yet: The kids go wild everywhere from New York to Ibiza, on the whole it's pretty lush. In Bristol you should look for the Outla
top songs
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Green Grass & High Tides
87,4742There Goes Another Love Song
46,2263Green Grass And High Tides
32,1344Green Grass & High Tides - Remastered
24,9975(Ghost) Riders In The Sky - Digitally Remastered, 1996
19,9426Sweet Home Alabama
18,8847Song For You
18,8248(Ghost) Riders In The Sky
16,9919Waterhole
16,38610Hurry Sundown
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