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Initially, .38 Special were one of many Southern rock bands in the vein of the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd; in fact, the band was led by Donnie Van Zant, the brother of Skynyrd's leader, Ronnie Van Zant. After releasing a couple of albums of straight-ahead Southern boogie, the band revamped its sound to fall halfway between country-fried blues-rock and driving, arena-ready hard rock. The result was a string of hit albums and singles in the early '80s, highlighted by "Caught Up in You," "If I'd Been the One," "Back Where You Belong," and "Like No Other Night." .38 Special's popularity dipped in the late '80s as MTV-sponsored pop and heavy metal cut into their audience. Though the band had its biggest hit in 1989 with the ballad "Second Chance," it proved to be their last gasp -- they faded away in the early '90s, retiring to the oldies circuit.
01.Rockin' Into The Night
02.Stone Cold Believer
03.Hold On Loosely
04.Wild-Eyed Southern Boys
05.Fantasy Gril
06.Caught Up In You
07.Rough Housin'
08.If I'd Been The One
09.Back Where You Belong
10.Twentieth Century Fox
11.Somebody Like You
12.Like No Other Night
Cheers!
