ONCE UPON A TIME...Back Up Against The Wall

 

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION Back Up Against The Wall (Decca,1973) - Southern rock


      Originally hired as an engineering assistant at Studio One, Ronnie Hammond had also provided back-up vocals on many of the group's recording sessions. With those credentials (and as the owner of a great voice), he was subsequently brought in as Justo's replacement.  In spite of the personnel shake-up,1972's Buddy Buie produced "Back Up Against the Wall" proved more consistent and rock-oriented than the debut. Exemplified by tracks like 'Cold Turkey Tenn.', their cover of Joe South's 'Redneck' and the boogie rock title track, Hammond's likeable voice proved a nice match for the band's blend of pop, blues and Southern rock moves. While nothing here was particularly original, the performances were all professional and worth a couple of spins.

TRACKLIST : Wrong
                    Cold Turkey,Tenn.
                    Will I Live On?
                    A Livin' Lovin' Wreck
                    Superman
                    What You Gonna Do About It?
                    Conversation
                    Redneck
                    Make Me Believe It
                    Back Up Against The Wall
                    It Must Be Love

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