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995:("Sleep With One Eye Open", a song on the unreleased album, had also been put forth as a possible title). Before completion, CBS wanted the band to drop some of the tracks and record more. Buie and the band refused, the album was shelved, and CBS dropped its contract with ARS. "It kind of put the brakes on their career", said producer Bill Lowery, "And the other problem was that we couldn't get out of our contract. From what I remember, they toyed with us for months."
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1350:(May 2011), was largely covers of other artists' songs (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, etc.) alongside re-recordings of classic ARS tunes, done at Southern Tracks Studios with longtime engineer Rodney Mills. The album also featured guest performances by Rodney Justo and Paul Goddard, just before they rejoined the group, and Ronnie Hammond, in his final recorded appearance.
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409:(guitar). The band experienced its greatest chart success with Ronnie Hammond as lead singer 1972–1982. Hammond returned again 1988–2001. The band's current lineup consists of Justo, along with guitarists David Anderson and Steve Stone, keyboardist Lee Shealy, bassist Justin Senker and drummer Rodger Stephan.
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in 1982 and suffered a severe broken leg. One of the band's road crew, Danny Biget, took over on drums, and ARS persuaded Rodney Justo to return to do some shows in early 1983. Justo had moved from session singer to lead singer again in the mid-1970s with a group from
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in April 1996) presented a different, less polished take on some of their classic tunes and captured the sound of their live performances from that period. It was also around this time that ARS was elected to the
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Goddard returned as well, after a 28-year absence. Goddard's second tenure with the band was short-lived, however, as he died of cancer on April 29, 2014.
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Hammond decided to leave ARS for a solo career, joined by Buie (who ceased managing ARS), though their work with Alabama musicians never resulted in commercial release. After buying out his partners, Buie continued to run Studio One until 1986 when he sold it to
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Daughtry, who had a broken wrist. And from August to October of that same year, singer Andy Anderson returned to the band yet again to stand in for Justo, who was recovering from back surgery.
1254:. Hammond left touring altogether soon afterward to focus on family and songwriting. A retirement show for Hammond was held on December 6, 2002, at the club Whiskey River in Macon. Hammond performed, backed by Dean Daughtry, Justin Senker, Steve Stone, Jim Keeling, Wendall Cox (from
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Buchanan, called Interpol, that was in a more progressive rock direction; unfortunately, Interpol never got off the ground. The Chips Moman Nashville project, which was given the tentative name
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tracks, "Jesus Hearted People" (Buie, Bailey, Goddard, Daughtry and Rodney Mills had all been regular players at Master Sound and LeFevre's studio, LeFevre Sound, before they built Studio One).
1356:(May 2012), released on both the Fuel and Sunset Blvd Records labels, was a double CD collection of unreleased tracks both studio and live and even featured some pre-ARS Candymen performances.
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564:(April 1976), sold in even lesser quantities, but ARS toured extensively in 1975–1976, with numerous shows in the South, Northeast and Midwest. On July 18, 1975, the band appeared with the
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1926:"Dean Daughtry obituary: Atlanta Rhythm Section co-founder dies at 76"
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in August 1981, containing the hit "Alien" (#29) but, like
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Sleep with One Eye Open – The Unreleased Album From 1983
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Jenkins House At Stones River Destroyed For Development
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1425:Steve Stone – bass, harmonica, backing vocals
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1273:In early 2006, Barry Bailey, suffering from
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1619:"Atlanta Rhythm Section – Artist Biography"
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814:, with various other artists including
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1732:"The Atlanta Rhythm Section – History"
1707:"The Atlanta Rhythm Section – History"
1409:List of Atlanta Rhythm Section members
1262:). Hammond died on March 14, 2011, in
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1339:The band still tours, playing mostly
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1908:"Shirley Justo Obituary - Tampa, FL"
1117:adding citations to reliable sources
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708:(December 1976), rose to #13 on the
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1765:"Atlanta Rhythm Section – Quinella"
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2142:A Rock and Roll Alternative
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1518:A Rock and Roll Alternative
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1292:In 2006 former ARS drummer
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2110:Back Up Against the Wall
1975:New Georgia Encyclopedia
1853:Northwestgeorgianews.com
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1486:Back Up Against the Wall
1431:(lead from 2006–present)
1001:Georgia State University
988:, struggled with sales.
639:"Atlanta Rhythm Section"
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60:"Atlanta Rhythm Section"
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2118:Third Annual Pipe Dream
1888:. Ultimate Classic Rock
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1494:Third Annual Pipe Dream
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1419:Rodney Justo – vocals
1252:Voices of Classic Rock
1081:Ronnie Hammond returns
940:Decline and departures
928:, Mother's Finest and
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127:Atlanta Rhythm Section
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1439:Justin Senker – bass
993:Longing For A Feeling
582:Jacksonville, Florida
441:for the newly opened
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1591:With All Due Respect
1348:With All Due Respect
1188:Louisville, Kentucky
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856:Bowmanville, Ontario
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445:recording studio in
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1373:Monticello, Georgia
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2080:James B. Cobb, Jr.
1837:. August 10, 2023.
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1465:Discography
1427:(1986–1988)
1335:Present day
1329:Marty Balin
1129:August 2019
1040:Dixie Dregs
1036:Eddy Offord
1032:Phil Walden
1026:and former
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950:Japan Jam 2
946:Cheap Trick
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431:Classics IV
352:R.J. Vealey
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320:Danny Biget
262:Steve Stone
101:August 2019
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1774:January 3,
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1260:Stillwater
907:Roy Yeager
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840:Ted Nugent
804:Texxas Jam
797:Roy Harper
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407:J. R. Cobb
403:Robert Nix
335:Sean Burke
332:Jeff Logan
316:Roy Yeager
308:J. R. Cobb
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259:Lee Shealy
145:Robert Nix
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1341:festivals
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1298:Tennessee
1172:Pearl Jam
1168:Bob Dylan
1100:does not
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844:Aerosmith
828:Head East
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539:Billboard
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1534:Underdog
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1502:Dog Days
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1044:T Lavitz
981:Quinella
966:new wave
922:the Cars
903:lyricist
891:Underdog
862:and the
584:and for
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555:Dog Days
495:producer
419:Candymen
238:Platinum
229:Columbia
212:–present
2320:Members
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1972:at the
1578:Eufaula
1231:Eufaula
1121:removed
1106:sources
1071:Memphis
868:Santana
832:Journey
806:at the
789:Brand X
777:Genesis
664:scholar
576:at the
574:The Who
547:Top 200
508:Polydor
451:Atlanta
449:, near
367:Website
250:Members
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