Atlanta Rhythm Section
- Southern rock
- AllMusic
- blues
Why it matters
Atlanta Rhythm Section, often referred to as ARS, emerged in 1970 and is recognized for their contributions to the Southern rock genre. R. Cobb on guitar.
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The Atlanta Rhythm Section, a cornerstone of the Southern rock scene since the 1970s, is celebrated for their infectious melodies and classic hits like "So in to You" from the acclaimed album "Champagne Jam." Here at The Den, we have a fantastic selection of Atlanta Rhythm Section vinyl records, including sought-after vintage LPs and used albums that are perfect for both collectors and newcomers alike. Our inventory is always changing, so be sure to check back often—these albums are available now and won't last long!
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