tmidgett wrote:74. December 1972. In a state-of-the-art recording studio, Jim Dandy sits down on a three-legged, wooden stool and clears his throat. A Neumann U47 is positioned directly in front of his face. Dandy proceeds to perform the 'keeper' vocal take on the song "High and Dry," for Black Oak Arkansas' 4th studio album, _High on the Hog_.
Ugh. This reminds me that Black Oak Arkansas have just played or are about to play a show with some irritating local hipster garage bands at a bar here. Jim Dandy appears to have some sort of residency at another bar a few blocks from my house, as he plays there every Wednesday night. I have not braved any of these performances, nor do I plan to. Terrible crap band/guy.