| The Mercy Lounge in Nashville TN in the historic Cannery Row, off 8th Avenue |
Jimmy Hall
Along with having a
solo career, Jimmy
Hall was lead singer
and harmonica player
for Wet Willie, singing
on hit records
including
Street Corner Sarenade
Keep On Smilin', Country
Side Of Life, Dixie Rock,
Leona, and Weekend.
He was the vocalist on
Jeff Beck's 1985
album "Flash". Hall is
a part of the Nashville
blues scene and has
recently toured as a
member of Hank
Williams Jr's band.
Along with having a
solo career, Jimmy
Hall was lead singer
and harmonica player
for Wet Willie, singing
on hit records
including
Street Corner Sarenade
Keep On Smilin', Country
Side Of Life, Dixie Rock,
Leona, and Weekend.
He was the vocalist on
Jeff Beck's 1985
album "Flash". Hall is
a part of the Nashville
blues scene and has
recently toured as a
member of Hank
Williams Jr's band.
Ed King
was a member of
Lynyrd Skynyrd and
co-wrote many songs
including Sweet Home
Alabama. It is his
voice you can hear
counting off the tune
before lauching into
his famous
Stratocaster riff.
He was also a
member of the
Strawberry Alarm
clock, writing
the classic 60's hit
songs Incense And
Peppermints and
Tomorrow. King, now
lives in Nashville
was a member of
Lynyrd Skynyrd and
co-wrote many songs
including Sweet Home
Alabama. It is his
voice you can hear
counting off the tune
before lauching into
his famous
Stratocaster riff.
He was also a
member of the
Strawberry Alarm
clock, writing
the classic 60's hit
songs Incense And
Peppermints and
Tomorrow. King, now
lives in Nashville
Jeff Carlisi
guitarist for
Thirty Eight
Special played on
many hit songs
including
Hold On Loosely,
Wild-Eyed Southern
Boys, If I'd Only Been
The One, Caught Up
In You, Back Where
You Belong,
Teacher Teacher,
Fantasy Girl,
Like No Other Night,
Same Ole Feeling,
Rockin' In To The
Night and the 1989
moving ballad
Second Chance.
guitarist for
Thirty Eight
Special played on
many hit songs
including
Hold On Loosely,
Wild-Eyed Southern
Boys, If I'd Only Been
The One, Caught Up
In You, Back Where
You Belong,
Teacher Teacher,
Fantasy Girl,
Like No Other Night,
Same Ole Feeling,
Rockin' In To The
Night and the 1989
moving ballad
Second Chance.
Dean Daughtery
is in the
70's band, the
Atlanta Rhythm
Section and played
on hits including
Doraville, So Into You,
Imaginary Lover,
Champagne Jam, I'm
Not Gonna Let It Bother
Me Tonight, Spooky,
Do It Or Die, plus
some really cool
mellow ARS tunes
including
All Night Rain,
Neon Nights,
Dog Days,
Georgia Rhythm, &
Angel (What In The
World's Come Over Us).
is in the
70's band, the
Atlanta Rhythm
Section and played
on hits including
Doraville, So Into You,
Imaginary Lover,
Champagne Jam, I'm
Not Gonna Let It Bother
Me Tonight, Spooky,
Do It Or Die, plus
some really cool
mellow ARS tunes
including
All Night Rain,
Neon Nights,
Dog Days,
Georgia Rhythm, &
Angel (What In The
World's Come Over Us).
Artimus Pyle
Controversial
ex-drummer for
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Artimus Pyle
played drums at the
Deep South show.
He played on many
hits Skynyrd songs
such as Saturday Night
Special, That Smell,
What's Your Name and
was in the "Freebird
The Movie". He was
also in the tragic 1977
Lynyrd Skynyrd plane
crash near Gillsburg
Mississippi that killed
six people
Controversial
ex-drummer for
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Artimus Pyle
played drums at the
Deep South show.
He played on many
hits Skynyrd songs
such as Saturday Night
Special, That Smell,
What's Your Name and
was in the "Freebird
The Movie". He was
also in the tragic 1977
Lynyrd Skynyrd plane
crash near Gillsburg
Mississippi that killed
six people
| ******************** See Our Related Rock Pictures Bob Seger Jimmy Hall Allman Brothers Band Mac Gayden & Billy Cox Charlie Daniels Band Oceana & Mac Gayden Marshall Tucker Band Dickey Betts Jerry Lee Lewis Lynyrd Skynyrd Van Zant Volunteer Jam Jimmy Buffett John Hiatt Steve Cropper Artimus Pyle ******************** |
| Nashville Area Concert Pictures Website by: Pat Adams www.tennesseeconcerts.com Email: pat@tennesseeconcerts.com |
| "Deep South" Southern Rock Legends |
| August 17, 2005 : Nashville, Tennessee |
| * The Mercy Lounge at the Cannery * |
| Pictures by Jimbo Hagey Junior |
| Wet Willie singer Jimmy Hall He sung Keep On Smilin' |
| Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Ed King He performed Sweet Home Alabama |
| 38 Special guitarist Jeff Carlisi He played Second Chance |
| Atlanta Rhythm Section keyboard player Dean Daughtery (shown in picture). Also in the band was ARS band member Robert Nix They Performed So Into You |
| Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Artimus Pyle And, of course, they did Freebird |
| Artimus Pyle, shown on the right, (with a Skynyrd fan) |
| *********************************************************** Deep South plays a New Years Eve show on December 31, 2006 at the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville |
| A New Years Eve celebration with Deep South at the Wildhorse Saloon Band members for Deep South at New Years Eve included: Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie) - Artimus Pyle (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Dean Daughtry & Don Nix (from the Atlanta Rhythm Section) Chris Hicks (Marshall Tucker Band) Hal McCormack (Surviver) Other bands that helped bring in the 2007 New Year included: Locash Cowboys - The Devonshires - Steve Holy. If anyone has pictures to this show, let me know! Thanks to Classic Rock Radio Station 97.1 WRQQ for the tickets *********************************************************** |
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