Atlanta Rhythm Section - Spooky 

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do you know who the guitar players are? the tall one looks familiar but, I can't remember his name. thanks

David Anderson & Steve Stone on guitars. Saw them in Tomball TX a couple of weeks ago, sound just as amazing as the original band I saw in 1977!

Yeah me too

@harleyanne3720 This is a longshot but do you have a father whose first name is Al and is/was into airboating.

The Atlanta Rythm Section was formed from some of the guys from The Classics Four. That's the reason they sound the same, although a little more upbeat & jazzy. Stormy si really good too, but they had a bunch of good songs, Cocaine Charlie, etc

You forgot about Buddy Buie, the guy behind the scenes at ARS, member of ClassicsIV also.

And man , that hurts. Seriously.

The way the original band played the song is so ingrained in my soul that hearing it played any other way is like two strings that are slightly out of tune. These guys do gives these songs a fair shake. They are talented in their own way but I grew up listening to the original band members. I know Ronnie was the second vocalist but he sang on most of their hit songs. Rodney Justo the current vocalist was the original vocalist. But you get use to a certain sound and a certain way there is just know substitute. I like the fact that these guys playing are keeping the bands name front and center. We can hear the songs we grew up listening too. I was in college when they came on the scene. I liked them from the get go. They had some very talented musicians and Bubby Buie and JR Cobb created some great songs.

Yep...my bucket list too....I might make it this March in CT

I saw them 40 or 45 years ago in Calgary AB. They were backing up Alice Cooper, of all acts. I went to see ARS. Halfway through their set, the wind at McMahon Stadium blew over one of their speakers and as a result they had an intermission. During the intermission the lead singer, I presume, walked up to the mic, raised his hand and index finger up in the air and said , right out of the blue, 'One Way- Praise the Lord'. That's all he said; and I said within myself, well I'm a Christian, so I said, inside myself, Praise the Lord. I then had a profound spiritual experience such as I'll never forget. I just felt flooded with a sense of God's presence all around and everywhere. I walked from the end zone where I was sitting, down into the crowd on the infield, and I remember looking in the eyes of a stranger and seeing him immersed in God's love and realizing he had no idea at all of what I was experiencing. Something I've never forgotten. I wonder if that singer ever realized the profound effect he had in making that one simple statement? I'll bet if he's still around and reads this comment, he will remember.

Classics 4 became/morphed into ARS...this band has class and talent ! 🎼🔥😊

Atlanta Rythm Section IS The Classics Four, remade from some of the group's originals.

Today's band has a different drummer, rhythm guitar player and singer. No where as tight as this band.

All studio Musicians-Killer!

Steve Stone great guitar player. Know him personally.

Smokin!

I’m thinking the same thing! These guys are good, but…..

All original members are now deceased...the last to pass was Dean Daughtry who left us in Feb 2023 .

Rodney Justo, who was the original singer when ARS formed in 1970.

He, Paul Goddard, came back and played with us for a couple of years (2015-16 I think) before struggling with his illness. Sadly, he passed away. He was such a great player and quite a character! Justin returned after that.

Joe dirts dad

??? Actually, that is not true. Dennis Yost and Ronnie Hammond (ARS) were the two most famous singers of this classic. Neither EVER played bass.

unless you conjure up a seance, the original players can't show up

@@pmscalisi Lou Gramm said last night the survint members will be there and he’s going g to sing but Mick Jones might be too ill to attend

Paul Goddard passed away around 2012

There are no original members.

@@Arturo-sm1tb everyone has passed away.