Black Oak Arkansas with Ruby Star performing "Jim Dandy" at the California Jam at the Ontario Motor Speedway in Ontario, California on April 6, 1974.. + Informações

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Southern rock Artist: Black Oak Arkansas Title: Strong Enough To Be Gentle Album: X-rated Year: 1975 Enjoy and stay free ;). + Informações

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Drummer Tommy Aldridge lets loose some of his firepower in this 1973 performance.. + Informações

From a 1976 performance. This song first appeared on BOA's self-titled 1971 album.. + Informações

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SPOKEN: Now there´s somethin´ i´d like to talk to you About at this particular moment an that´s about the one thing That we won´t be able to do together and less we all we all become as one And if we all become as one the we can walk through it together Now i ain´t walked through it all the way yet But there was a time i walked into it and i had to go into it alone That´s this place called the halls of karma Now when you go into the halls of karma the way i did I dont know, it maight have´been allucination But i think it was real, see i felt the presence of the two energies The positive and the negative, of god and the devil However you want it, and they was pullin´and decidin´ And wondering what do you do with my soul, and i wouldn´t take this At this moment´cause i had to come back to be with you people To do a thing and i proved to ´em, in bargainin´ with ´em That i had a thing to do for the good of all of us Out of this bargain, the devil, he got my body for the gooed in his needs While im here on earth and the lords, he is got my mind For the good of the universe and for the good of man And they both they got me in between ¨cause they both got my soul So the next time i come up, i want the lord to please have mercy on my soul. SINGing I've walked through the Halls of Karma I shook hands with both the Devil and God They turned my eyes to the inside to see Where my energies have gone Yes I've run with both all through my life I've respected and reflected them both Yes .... + Informações

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No infringement of copyright is intended in any way under DMCA, under the terms of fair use for education. The Midnight Special More 1975 - 17 - Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy. + Informações

Shawn Lane at age 16, in 1979, playing with the Black Oak Arkansas.. + Informações

BOA performing the classic "Uncle Elijah". + Informações

BOA at Winterland San Francisco 1974. + Informações

"CASAL ROCK N ROLL" BOLIVIA & CÁTIA " NO BACKSTAGE COM A BANDA " BLACK OAK ARKANSAS "........ + Informações

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Jim "Dandy" Mangrum and Ruby Starr ham it up onstage in this 1976 clip. And, yes -- you didn't imagine it -- that was James Brown at the beginning introducing the band! The song Fistful of Love appeared on BOA's album Balls of Fire.. + Informações

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album: 1973 - Raunch & Roll Live Jim Dandy: lead vocals, scrub board Rick Reynolds: twelve string guitar, vocals Pat Daughterty: bass guitar Harvey Jett: lead guitar Stanley Knight: lead guitar Tommy Aldridge: drums "In the '70s, Black Oak Arkansas' albums could be uneven and inconsistent; many of their releases weren't without their share of mediocre filler. But when the Southern rockers soared, they really soared. Arguably, Black Oak's best and most consistent release is Raunch 'N' Roll Live. Recorded at 1973 concerts in Portland, OR, and Seattle, this LP is without a dull moment. The colorful, hell-raising lead singer Jim Dandy is inspired and focused throughout the album, excelling on inspired performances of Southern-fried gems like "Hot and Nasty," "Mutants of the Monster," "Gigolo," and "Hot Rod." One of Black Oak's big problems was the fact that they went through so many personnel changes in the '70s; when a band is such a revolving door, their albums can easily become erratic -- and unfortunately, that was sometimes the case with Black Oak. Some of Black Oak's lineups were more successful than others; the 1973 lineup heard on Raunch 'N' Roll Live was among their more productive ones. On this LP, Dandy is well-served by a lineup who includes bassist Pat Daugherty, drummer Tommy Aldrige, and no less than three guitarists: Rick Reynolds, Stanley Knight, and Harvey Jett. Raunch 'N' Roll Live wasn't the only live album that Black Oak provided in the '70s; in 1975 .... + Informações

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A song by Black Oak Arkansas.I included in the video pictures of several real-life madmen.. + Informações

This performance was shot live with a consumer camcorder at the January 17, 1974 concert of Black Oak in Detroit, MI. The audio is borderline and the video is what you'd expect from that vintage technology. However, it is an excellent example of the "updated version" of BOA, featuring Tommy "Dork" Aldridge on drums, Andy Tanas on bass - and also Jack Holder & Shawn Lane on guitars. Shawn was 16 at the time of this recording. He takes the 1st solo, Jack take the 2nd solo and they finish up with dueling guitars at the end.. + Informações

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by popular demand and 10;000 hits on jim dandy to the rescue, i have added uncle elijah.the sound on these are somewhat disorted from being loud, but how else do you listen to boa. I DEDICATE THIS ONE TO RANDY GREENMAN WHO PASSED AWAY IN SEPTEMBER 2007. HE WAS THE OWNER OF ROCK ISLAND THAT ALWAYS LOVED BOA AND HAD THEM PLAY AS SOON AS HIS BAR OPENED.thanks for watching.. + Informações

Black Oak Arkansas is an American Southern rock band named after the band's hometown of Black Oak, Arkansas. The band reached the height of its fame in the 1970s with ten charting albums released in that decade. Their style is punctuated by multiple guitar players and the raspy voice and on-stage antics of vocalist Jim "Dandy" Mangrum.. + Informações