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Mike/The Cellar Struthers,OH
Poland,Ohio
Tip of the hat to the tremendous performance of Chris Anderson who played both guitar parts as Billy Crain was unavailable for the show. Henry,thanks for finally including "Girl from Ohio" in our playlist. It was fantastic to see live as was the whole show under the difficult conditions. Nice crowd. We really enjoyed it.
Tour Dates
MA.
Hope to see The Outlaws ride into New England in 2013.
I'm not alone!
I'm not alone!
mpls.dave
Outlaws upstream. at the Downstream.
The OUTLAWS are heading upstream with a BULLET!! FULL THROTTLE!. The boyz came riding into town with guitars blazing!!. With smoken smooth harmony vocals, and delivered a sizzlin hot set!!!I threw back a couple of cold coors lights and it was a mighty fine night! Great to see the sweetist and best looking gals from Missouri Lynn and Tammy. and my buddy the "horseman" Curtis.Thanks Henry for keeping the best music made LIVE!!!!. ITS ABOUT PRIDE!!! C ya in OHIO!
gman
The show at Downstream Casino was amazing. Both bands put on an incredible performance. I only wish the time restraints put on by the casino weren't in place. Great work guys and it was awesome getting to talk to you again. Thanks Henry and Monte.
Marinus
The Netherlands
Finally a live-dvd from the Outlaws. I can't wait !!!
Val
Torrance Ca
Green Grass and High Tides forever! RIP Hughie! Saw and met you in early 90s with my brother Tony. Will always remember your kindness and you giving us your time after a show. You were the best! You are missed but your music will live on forever!
Wayne: NYC/ Great Time-Great Music!
Downstream Casino-Quapaw, OK 2
Great to see everyone! Music sounded awesome. Henry has done an amazing job transforming this band and making new music. Billy Crain played his ass off !
See you again this summer from somewhere in the US. God Bless...It's a matter of pride
See you again this summer from somewhere in the US. God Bless...It's a matter of pride
Chris Dobbs "Mr. Bill Band"
Downstream,Oak last night
Wow what a great show !! You guys sound better than ever ! My Band warmed for you guys in the 90s.Best time of my life ! I enjoyed a good friendship with H. T. ( Flame ) Miss you Brother ! I want to thank you guys for taking time to talk with me and sign my stuff.Hope to see you guys again soon.I know Hughie is looking down and saying (Keep Rockin ! Its about Pride ) Love ya guys ! Chris
mpls. dave.
downstream,oak.
It was -35 last week. a good time to head downstream to see the best two bands playing right now!!!! Blackhawk- OUTLAWS!!!!! YA, BABY!!!!! It doesnt get any better!!!! IM here! . RIP BILLY, Gone, but, WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!!!!
TLC/ New Live DVD
Manassas, Va
I'm so glad you decided to make a live DVD finally. I'll be first in line to buy it.There is nothing quite like a live Outlaws show. Make it includes Alex's song. Randy really has a nice voice and chicks dig it. The footage from the TRI show was incredible. not sure if you can use it but it would sure be nice.Can't wait to see what 2013 has in store.2012 was awesome!!!!
Dan Hodges
Gainesville, Fl
I grew up in Tampa. Saw the guys at The Depot on Nebraska ave, 1974. Years later I was out partying with some friends at an old house on Nebraska ave. Me and this dude were slamming beers and other assorted things i wont name. He looked familiar (and near death) so i asked his name. Billy Jones he said. Damn. Best collection of guitar pickers ever assembled. Live long and prosper guys!
Best I Ever Saw - Todd R.
Derry, NH
Been to over 200 R&R shows : saw 'Skynyrd w Ronnie VZ, Marshall Tucker w/Toy, CDB, Allmans w/Dickie (alas no Duane - he and Stevie Ray are my bigest disappoinments), Molly Hatchet, Doc Holliday, .38 Special, Point Blank . . . but the best I ever saw were Hughie and Billy w/Henry. Lucky enough to see them twice. Those boys scorched the stage. Muchas Gracias to Henry P. for keeping the legacy alive. Just got " ... Pride" and can't wait to give it a listen. Very glad to see that the 2 originals have returned to the fold to Carry On. I WILL see a show this summer, whichever one gets closest to NH (Hint: Casino Ballroom). My best to all : keep Geetar Rockin'.
Kerry Cosner Classy Coyote Band
Re: Non Handshake
It's cool that The Outlaws posted your comment. You have to remember these guys are just out working their butts off and when the shows over they just want to get a bite to eat, a beverage, and phone someone close for some love and support. I had the dream of my life come true in Whitefish, MT this summer when by some devine act of providence I just happened to run into the guys on the street. While I wanted to gush about how long I've been a fan etc. etc. I know they are just working men who guys like the rest of us who need a little R&R after the days work. Thanks for you for still being a fan and thanks to all the current lineup of Outlaws for developing more great material and keeping the legend and legacy alive!!!!
1979/after show (non) handshake
denver co
my best friend and i hung out to shake hands with the guys. there was the limo' (a yellow caddy)and driver. she had blond hair and big -----. anyway the guys come out' i reached out my hand to shake and say "GOOD SHOW" but they acted like we wernt even there.we were pissed!! but got over it.( after a couple years. STILL YOUR FAN! Kevlar
Cathy
Grove City, Pa
The Cellar Show in Struthers, Ohio will be awesome! Hoping to hear a few Blackhawk favorites because there will be fans of Henry Paul's and Dave Robbins! God Bless!
Ghost Riders
Pittsburg
I'm so wasted but not as bad as Dave.
Ronda Lykins
Franklin, ohio
Hope you will be coming to the Dayton/Cincinnati Ohio area this year. Show at Fraze Pav was fantastic.
GONZO Tom
Red Wing, MN
Great to see a few dates on the schedule! Lets fill that page up with some midwest dates! Still cant get that new CD out of my player!!!
Yea! d
cape cod
And so it begins! On the road, here's hopin' for a venue near you and me too!
Ed / Album Review
Minnesota
Check out this review of "It's About Pride " from Classic Rock Revisited.
The Outlaws – It’s About Pride
Rocket Science Ventures
www.outlawmusic.com
Rating: A
The Outlaws have, once again, surprised the masses by releasing what could possibly be the best album of their career. The vocals, lyrics, guitars, guitars and more guitars are executed with the same formula of piss and vinegar, with a dash of country, and a boat load of rock and roll, as their most classic songs.
Originals Henry Paul and Monte Yoho have pulled off the impossible by crafting such a great album without the late Hughie Thomasson, who was as much the heart and soul of the band as is Paul.
“Tomorrow’s Another Night” is a great song that kicks off this rock and roll hoedown with plenty of guitar harmonies. “Nothin’ Main About Main Street” is another killer Outlaws song that you will swear came out in 1974. The country flavored “Hidin’ Out in Tennessee” is the best song on the album and should be a crossover hit.
“Trail of Tears,” “It’s About Pride,” “Alex’s Song” and “Trouble Rides a Fast Horse” all harkens back to the days when the rock radio was shanghaied away from pop acts and blasted the likes of the Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers and the Marshall Tucker Band. The album ending “So Long” is an epic song that leaves the listener wanting more.
This is one of those albums that keeps calling you back to it. It is southern fried perfection and, as mentioned earlier, came out of nowhere. It is an album that must be listened to from start to finish and the guitar playing on this album will have your jaw on the floor and your fist in the air.
This may just be the best release, so far, in 2012.
This one goes down well with a cold beer, a hot bowl of chili and, for dessert, a little pinch between your cheek and gum.
By Jeb Wright
The Outlaws – It’s About Pride
Rocket Science Ventures
www.outlawmusic.com
Rating: A
The Outlaws have, once again, surprised the masses by releasing what could possibly be the best album of their career. The vocals, lyrics, guitars, guitars and more guitars are executed with the same formula of piss and vinegar, with a dash of country, and a boat load of rock and roll, as their most classic songs.
Originals Henry Paul and Monte Yoho have pulled off the impossible by crafting such a great album without the late Hughie Thomasson, who was as much the heart and soul of the band as is Paul.
“Tomorrow’s Another Night” is a great song that kicks off this rock and roll hoedown with plenty of guitar harmonies. “Nothin’ Main About Main Street” is another killer Outlaws song that you will swear came out in 1974. The country flavored “Hidin’ Out in Tennessee” is the best song on the album and should be a crossover hit.
“Trail of Tears,” “It’s About Pride,” “Alex’s Song” and “Trouble Rides a Fast Horse” all harkens back to the days when the rock radio was shanghaied away from pop acts and blasted the likes of the Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers and the Marshall Tucker Band. The album ending “So Long” is an epic song that leaves the listener wanting more.
This is one of those albums that keeps calling you back to it. It is southern fried perfection and, as mentioned earlier, came out of nowhere. It is an album that must be listened to from start to finish and the guitar playing on this album will have your jaw on the floor and your fist in the air.
This may just be the best release, so far, in 2012.
This one goes down well with a cold beer, a hot bowl of chili and, for dessert, a little pinch between your cheek and gum.
By Jeb Wright
