- Gimme Back My Bullets
- Every Mother's Son
- Trust
- I Got the Same Old Blues
- Double Trouble
- Roll Gypsy Roll
- Searching
- Cry for the Bad Man
- All I Can Do Is Write About It
- Gimme Back My Bullets
- Cry for the Bad Man
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Overview
Lynyrd Skynyrd begins to show signs of wear on their fourth album, Gimme Back My Bullets. The band had switched producers, hiring Tom Dowd, the producer who served Atlantic's roster so well during the label's heyday. Unfortunately, he wasn't perfectly suited for Skynyrd, at least at this point in their history. The group had toured regularly since the release of their debut and it showed, not just in their performance, but in the songwriting of Ronnie Van Zant, who had been so consistent through their first three albums. Not to say that he was spent -- the title track was defiant as "All I Can Do Is Write About It" was affecting, while "Searching" was a good ballad and "Double Trouble" was a good rocker. These songs, however, were surrounded by songs that leaned to the dull side of generic (unlike those on Nuthin' Fancy) and Dowd's production didn't inject energy into the group's performances. This doesn't mean Gimme Back My Bullets is a bad record, since the group was still in fairly good shape and they had some fine songs, but coming after three dynamite albums, it was undoubtedly a disappointment.
Product Details
Release Date: | 08/03/1999 |
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Label: | Mca |
UPC: | 0008811202323 |
catalogNumber: | 12023 |
Rank: | 29560 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Lynyrd Skynyrd Primary ArtistAllen Collins Guitar
Artimus Pyle Percussion,Drums,Tambourine
Billy Powell Organ,Piano,Keyboards,Clavinet
Lee Freeman Harp
Gary Rossington Acoustic Guitar,Slide Guitar
Ronnie Van Zant Vocals
Leon Wilkeson Bass,Background Vocals,fender rhodes
Barry Harwood Dobro,Mandolin
Technical Credits
Allen Collins ComposerTom Dowd Producer
Doug Schwartz Remixing
Ronnie Van Zant Composer
Junie Osaki Reissue Design
Ron O'Brien Liner Notes,Reissue Producer
George Osaki Art Direction
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