Outlaws- In The Eye Of The Storm-LP

• Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
• Label: Arista, Quadradial Studios, Bayshore Recording Studios, Sterling Sound
• Catalog number: AL 9507
• Country: US

In The Eye Of The Storm captures a pivotal moment for the Outlaws, as their fifth studio album marks the final appearance of bassist Harvey Dalton Arnold. The band's Southern rock roots are evident throughout, with tracks like "Lights Are On" and "Long Gone" delivering their signature blend of melodic guitars and steady grooves. Their take on Elvis Costello's "Miracle Man" adds an intriguing layer of versatility, showing the band's willingness to explore beyond their usual terrain. Peaking at number 55 on the Billboard Top LPs chart, this album reflects a period of solid commercial presence without sacrificing the band's core sound. This 1979 vinyl pressing offers a genuine snapshot of that era, with a clean, glossy surface that carries just the lightest signs of gentle handling—nothing that should distract from the listening experience. The LP format suits the album’s layered arrangements, allowing the guitars and vocals to breathe naturally. For those following the band’s lineup changes or exploring late-’70s Southern rock, this record holds both musical and historical interest. It's the sort of album that might quietly remind you that sometimes, the eye of the storm is where the music finds its calm focus. In The Eye Of The Storm - Vinyl, LP, Album.

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