BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - The Wild Bunch 1999 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ THE WILD BUNCH 1999.
Link :TWIB

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Hot & Nasty 1993 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ HOT & NASTY \ THE BEST OF... 1993 .
Link :HANAS

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - The Black Attack Is Back 1986 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ THE BLACK ATTACK IS BACK 1986 .
Link:TBAIS

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Ain't Life Grand 1975 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ AIN 'T LIFE GRAND 1975.
Link:ANLG

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Early Times 1975 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ EARLY TIMES 1975.
The material on Black Oak Arkansas' Early Times collection may have been recorded in 1969, but it went unreleased until 1974 by Stax, after the band scored chart success with 1973's High on the Hog

Link :EATI

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Street Party 1974 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ STREET PARTY 1974.
Link :STPAR

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - High On The Hog 1973 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ HIGH ON THE HOG 1973.
Link :HOTH

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Raunch ' N ' Roll Live 1973 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ RAUNCH ' N ' ROLL LIVE 1973.
Link :RNRL

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - If An Angel Came To See You 1972 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ IF AN ANGEL CAME TO SEE YOU 1972.
Link :IAACTSY

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - Keep The Faith 1972 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ KEEP THE FAITH 1972.
Link :KTF

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - B.O.A 1971 -

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS \ BLACK OAK ARKANSAS 1971.
Link :BOA

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS - 1975 X Rated

A Few Words:

Southern rock veterans Black Oak Arkansas never quite achieved the level of success enjoyed by contemporaries like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers, but have remained a cult band thanks to their raw, primitive energy and the testosterone-fueled antics of lead vocalist/showman James "Big Jim Dandy" Mangrum.
Named for Mangrum's hometown, Black Oak Arkansas eventually built up a solid following through incessant touring and enjoyed a run of ten charting albums between 1971 and 1976Black Oak Arkansas dates back to the mid-'60s, when a group of young, long-haired misfits headed by Jim Mangrum, unable to find work, turned to rock & roll.
However, the group was unable to purchase equipment and ended up being arrested for grand larceny after stealing items from the local school in order to get money. They were nearly run out of town and went to live in the nearby hills, locating and borrowing equipment where they could. The band moved to New Orleans in 1969 and called itself Knowbody Else, with a lineup of vocalist Mangrum; guitarists Ricky "Ricochet" Reynolds, Stanley "Goober" Knight, and Harvey "Burley" Jett; bassist Pat Daugherty; and drummer Wayne Evans. Knowbody Else recorded a self-titled album for Stax, which went nowhere; rethinking their approach, the band became interested in psychedelia and Eastern spirituality, which they filtered through their Southern Baptist upbringing. Changing their name to Black Oak Arkansas, the band secured a deal with Atlantic after several trips to Los Angeles and released its self-titled debut in 1971. While it wasn't a hit, the band toured extensively, building a reputation as a raw, incendiary live act that made up for occasional musical deficiencies with energy and the explicit sexuality of Mangrum, who flaunted his body at every opportunity and became known for such antics as miming sex with the washboard he used for musical accompaniment.

X RATED 1975
Tracks:
SIDE ONE
Bump 'n' Grind () Fightin' Cock () Highway Pirate () Strong Enough to be Gentle ()

SIDE TWO
Flesh Needs Flesh () Wild Men from the Mountains () High Flyer () Ace in the Hole () Too Hot to Stop ()


In this album you will find the very rare ! hit single"Strong Enough To be Gentle"
Enjoy it!!


Link :XRATED