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Already on frontman Donnie Van Zant family name could have guessed that his group "38 Special" takes the southern-rock. And indeed, at first, this dzheksonvillskaya team play straight southern boogie in the spirit of "Allman Brothers Band", and more rigid in form "LYNYRD SKYNYRD" 
Subsequently, however, "38 Special" find your own personal style, mixing AOR and blues-rock. In his finest period of discharge has released a series of successful albums and singles, including hits such as "Caught Up in You", " If I'd Been the One", "Back Where You Belong" and "Like No Other Night". In the late 80s it scary pushed hordes of glam metallers and issuing a goodbye superhitovuyu ballad "Second Chance", the primacy has moved into the next echelon. 
It all began in 1975, when together inseparably Donnie Van Zant (vocals), Jeff Karlis ( guitar), Don Barnes (guitar, vocals), Ken Lyons (bass), Jack Grondin (drums) and Steve Brookins (drums). After a couple of years dzheksonvillskaya six acquired the contract from "A & M Records" and proceeded to the studio. 
38 Special first two records held by the general public, but "38 Special" is not going to give in and began to mine the glory due to incessant touring. on the eve of recording "Rockin 'Into the Night" mixture left Ken Lyons, and its capital has taken Larry Yunstrom (ex- "Lynyrd Skynyrd"). the book was more melodic than its predecessors and thus was able to climb up to 57th "Billboard" line. these were still florets, and the disc "Wild-Eyed Southern Boys" brought the platinum team, and "Hold On Loosely" accompanying single was in the US Top 40. The commercial success peaked in the "Special Forces". The album, which contained two hit, "Caught Up in You" and "If I'd Been the One" , struck the same top ten, becoming the highest achievement "38 Special". 
However, dzheksonvilltsam had already long to earn glory. If the disc is "Tour De Force" is still able to overcome platinum mark, and songs like "If I'd Been The One" , "Twentieth Century Fox" and "Back Where You Belong" leaked freely into the air, then lingered on a couple of years "Strength in Numbers" could boast only "gold". 
38 Special in 1987, served in the solo work of Barnes was replaced by Danny Chauncey, and turning off of the second category of lost striker Brookings. Released in the same year the book "Greatest Hits" has not made ​​much of an impression on the audience, so the team tried to turn into Belotelov AOR with the album "Rock & Roll Strategy". The ballad "Second Chance" became the biggest hit "38 Special", it is certainly from that moment the fate of the group rolled downhill. contract with "A & M" has been lost, and a couple of years the supremacy remained derelict until finally he arrived at the "Charisma Records". In 1991, Barnes returned, and together with it as part of the newcomers were Scott Hoffman (drums) and Bobby Capps (keyboards). Released Tutti same southern-rock book "Bone Against Steel" and remained unclaimed for a long time to "38 Special" disappeared from the huge stage. 
Comeback took place in 1997, when the book came out, "Resolution", recorded with new drummer Gary Moffettom. Since then, the intensified and concerts, but a new exercise studio (where the musicians returned to the traditional sound of the south) appeared in 2004 as the first godu.ma notes. Awesome text, awesome music.


(1977) 38 Special
(1978) Special Delivery 
(1980) Rockin 'Into the Night 
(1981) Wild Eyed Southern Boys 
(1982) Special Forces 
(1984) Tour de Force vbr 
(1984) wild eyed and live NY 
(1986) Strength in Numbers 
(1987) Flashback The Best of 38 Special 
(1988) Rock & Roll Strategy 
(1991) Bone Against Steel 
(1991) Live In concert 
(1997) Resolution 
(1999) Live at Sturgis 
(2000) 20th Century Masters. The Millenium Collection 
(2001) A Wild-Eyed Christmas Night 
(2001) Anthology 2 CD 
(2003) The Very Best Of The A & M Years (1977-1988) 
(2004) Drivetrain 
(2006) Best Shots 

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