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Blackfoot, named for lead singer/ guitarist Ricky
Medlocke's Native American heritage, began their career
with a southern-rock style like that of contemporary Lynyrd
Skynyrd. After releasing a few albums in this style, the
band was signed to Atco in 1979 and began to sharpen their
style. They adopted a heavier rock sound and released
Strikes, which became a hit. The album gave the band two
hit singles: 'Train, Train" and "Highway Song". The success
was followed up with two more acclaimed albums, Tomcattin'
and Marauder.
In the mid-'80s, the group added keyboardist Ken Hensley to
the lineup to help bring a new side to their sound, but the
grouping did not last. The band broke up in 1984. However,
Medlocke revived the name in 1990 with a new lineup. In the
year 2 More...
Blackfoot Lyrics List:
(Submit New Blackfoot Lyrics)Baby Blue LyricsBig Wheels LyricsBorn to Rock and Roll LyricsCrossfire LyricsDiary Of A Workingman LyricsDoin' My Job LyricsDrivin' Fool LyricsGoin' in Circles LyricsGuitar Slinger's Song And Dance LyricsHeart's Grown Cold LyricsHighway Song LyricsI Got A Line On You LyricsI Stand Alone LyricsIndian World LyricsLeft Turn On A Red Light LyricsNot Another Maker LyricsPay My Dues LyricsRailroad Man LyricsRattlesnake Rock 'N' Roller LyricsRoad Fever LyricsRun And Hide LyricsRun for Cover LyricsSail Away LyricsSend Me an Angel LyricsStars LyricsTake a Train LyricsTeenage Idol LyricsTrain, Train LyricsWarped LyricsWe're Goin' Down LyricsWhite Man's Land LyricsWishing Well Lyrics (Submit New Blackfoot Lyrics)
Review about Blackfoot
highway song | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
this song is sooooooooo better than any other song from my generation (middle 90s til 2007)and thats because they classic rock songs like this one have so much emotion in they lyrics and the guitar ,but in my generation is only for speed and the loudest
Gotta love it | Reviewer: Brandon
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
Wow, this song has some good memories tied to it. My dad used to play this song along with "Come Sail Away" every night on his acoustic before me and my sisters went to sleep. This was one of the songs that got me hooked to the classics from an early age. I'm fifteen and proud to say that I wasn't alive for the recordings of about 50-75% of my favorite songs. So long live Classic Southern Rock, and let rest the souls that have given their everything to present it. Peace.
Highway Song | Reviewer: Scott
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
From the long gone Capital Center to the Roanoke Civic Center to the Salem Roanoke County Civic Center to the Richmond Coliseum no other band brings back memories like the Strikes and Tomcattin that rock my brain to this day. Southern Rock was the BEST and specifically Blackfoot's music was just so addictive and yet just.. I don't know but to say it was GREAT. I miss the real Blackfoot though I know Jack is gone.
Christmas Rock Spectacular | Reviewer: David Harbuck
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
I'm from Savannah GA. We used to have a regular mid December concert series called the CRS. I saw
Blackfoot three times in the late 70s, that band rocked & Ricky medlock sang his ass off & I saw Shorty Medlock his grandfather play the harmonica on Train Train...Good times.One year I saw Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet & 38 Special...paid $8.50
wow | Reviewer: John
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
this really brings back memories. Nothing like blackfoot. I remember them in concert several times at The Capital Center (now a parking lot for Fedex stadium). I remember avoiding the cops to have a beer and a toke.... wow!
Southern Rock | Reviewer: Al Brooks
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
CB mentioned other southern rock classics. There is something about this song and "Green Grass and High Tides", Molly Hatchets' "Dreams I'll Never See" (granted, a remake of the Allman Bros version), and how many other seven minute or more songs that start out almost as a ballad (I freakin' hate ballads) but then rock out. This is true Southern Rock (I'm a born Montanan, so I haven't been drinking that particular Kool-Aid). It's just music that nobody lately has been able to reproduce, musically and the way it speaks to whatever gets your juices flowing (I couldn't thing of another term for what the hell I was talking about. You know what I mean.)
Al Brooks
Bismarck ND
Amazing Song | Reviewer: clyons
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
This is an amazing song!!! I have still yet to find a modern rock song that can compare to the classics. They just can't be beat, this being one of them!
this song oozes passion and soul........... | Reviewer: mark
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
this song is pure passion written only by someone who has lived this life.....I can listen to this song over and over
highway song | Reviewer: bob
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
i see i'm not the only one that hates the music that's out there now.ive played in bands and it seems like they all want to copy whats out there now wich i don't like so i write all my own music now and play all the instruments.i can only hope like hell to write a great song like the "highway song"
music from this era is and always will be the best | Reviewer: theresa
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
This song and so many others like it are the ultimate in music...songs like this are not written anymore. and all the new bands always try to redo music, they can't write their own. this song and others like it will be around forever and ever and ever.
Blackfoot's "Highway Song" | Reviewer: Vlad the Inhaler
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
Form Bob Seger's "Turn the Page" to Jackson Browne's "The Loadout" to "Highway Song", many rock artists have found inspiration in the intense solitude of being a touring entertainer. This follows the pattern of other southern rock epics ("Free Bird", "Green Grass and High Tides Forever"). A reflective, languid intro, a mellow lyrical section, followed by a guitar-driven rave-up outro. Beautiful stuff!
New music sucks. | Reviewer: Wesley
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
I'm 17 and this music is the soundtrack to my high school years. I can't stand todays music. None of the guitar players can play anymore.
Classic 70's Southern Rock!! | Reviewer: CB
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
This song, along with the Outlaws' "Green Grass and High Tides Forever", Marshall Tucker's "Can't You See", and anything from the Allman Bros (just to name a few) were the soundtrack of my Jr and Sr High school days during the 70's.
loved the song, well written.. good ole classic | Reviewer: pj durkin
------ About the song Highway Song performed by Blackfoot
im 35 and cant stand todays music and when i hear a song like this is when i realize even more hope much i love it...
class acts
real music
pjd
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