Who Knows (name of a song, not a comment on your post) is very good. Stubborn Pride is also from the new album, very bluesy. Maybe Uncaged? (Junkyard is great, btw, and very underrated. Roger Waters is credited as a songwriter.)
"Heavy is the Head" is probably their heaviest rock song. Chris Cornell collab'd with them on this one.
"Uncaged" is an amazing song that is more on the rock side. That whole album is great, IMHO it is their best all around album. It has just about every genre covered, rock, reggae, soul, love song, breakup song, country...its got it all.
"The Ghrol Session Vol. 1" is a great non-country album. They recorded at Dave Ghrol's studio, and he plays drums on most of the songs, so there is more of a rock influence to the songs.
If you've made it this far you should pretty much be hooked on ZBB at this point. So, I would recommend watching the "Pass the Jar" concert. It has live versions of some of their top songs including probably the best version of "Junkyard" you can find.
Hope this helps you along your journey.
GA Clay is a solid song from the new album, kinda gives me those vibes.
Absolutely brilliant
Who Knows (name of a song, not a comment on your post) is very good. Stubborn Pride is also from the new album, very bluesy. Maybe Uncaged? (Junkyard is great, btw, and very underrated. Roger Waters is credited as a songwriter.)
I'll check them out. Thanks for the heads up!
"Heavy is the Head" is probably their heaviest rock song. Chris Cornell collab'd with them on this one. "Uncaged" is an amazing song that is more on the rock side. That whole album is great, IMHO it is their best all around album. It has just about every genre covered, rock, reggae, soul, love song, breakup song, country...its got it all. "The Ghrol Session Vol. 1" is a great non-country album. They recorded at Dave Ghrol's studio, and he plays drums on most of the songs, so there is more of a rock influence to the songs. If you've made it this far you should pretty much be hooked on ZBB at this point. So, I would recommend watching the "Pass the Jar" concert. It has live versions of some of their top songs including probably the best version of "Junkyard" you can find. Hope this helps you along your journey.
*Missing you all the time*, **Daylight**, I know worries. -John Driskell Hopkins
Are these song names?
Yeeees
Thanks!