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Artist: Doc Holliday

Title: Modern Medicine

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Category: Southern Rock

Year: 1983

Label: A & M

Catalog Number: 394 947-2

Personnel

Ric Skelton Guitar
Bruce Brookshire Lead Vocals, Lead & Slide Gutar, Synths
Eddie Stone Synths, Piano, Backing Vocals
John Samuelson Bass, Backing Vocals
Herman Nixon Drums

Tracks

1.  City Night  
2.  Dreamin'  
3.  Gimme Some  
4.  You Don't Have To Cry  
5.  Rock City  
6.  Hell To Pay  
7.  No Relation To Love  
8.  You Turn Me On  
9.  We Are Not Alone  
10.  You Like To Rock  

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Existing comments about this CD

From: zld Date: February 15, 2006 at 7:10
No more southernrock, but just standard (average)rock with keyboard on it. Gone are all the great twin-guitars solo's. The songs themselfs are quite average; no killers here. Compare this one to Blackfoot's vertical smiles, which was just as bad. 5,5/10

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From: Jez Date: January 8, 2009 at 23:35
This is a bit of a weird one. After two cracking pure southern rock discs, they then they go and release this 'Oddity'. Obviously the boys were having a crack at the more commercial AOR market when they recorded this, but generally it doesn't pay off. There's Keyboards everywhere, no 'let's get out the tennis racket' chicken scratch geetar solo's anywhere to be found and a typcal Mack (Queen,Billy Squier)lumpy production that doesn't suit the bands sound at all. There are a couple of songs that are good, but really, this is a case in point that some bands should really stick to what they do best.

From: 123charpenay Date: May 1, 2009 at 17:46
great cd s.touch of disco with southern rock only for open mind not for the ayattolah .the doc is the smart band of rock history this album is really fantastic .


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