Travis Wammack - Snake, Rattle & Roll in Muscle Shoals

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2000
Time:34:04 
Size:78,7 MB 
Label:Snakeman Records 
Styles:Rock`n`Roll/Blues/Rockabilly 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Cookin' On The Front Burner - 3:06
 2. Counterfeit Love - 3:26
 3. Tell You About My Girl - 3:46
 4. Still Some Good Rockers - 3:02
 5. Keep On Running - 5:17
 6. Greenwood Mississippi - 3:45
 7. Keep The Fire Burning - 3:10
 8. Training Wheels - 2:54
 9. Linda Lou (Maybe I Will, Maybe I Won't) - 3:15
10. Get Outta Here - 2:17

Musicians:
Travis Wammack - Vocal, Guitar;
Junior Lowe, Pete Carr, Will McFarlane - Guitar;
Lonnie "Big Arms" Ledford - Bass;
N. C. Thurman, Jim Jackson - Keys;
Brad Guin - Sax;
Robbie Stout - Trumpet;
Phillip Oliver - Tambourine;
Travis Wammack Jr., Brian Vick, Chris Forrest - Drums.

Wammack’s solo artist career (produced by Hall) sky rocketed with the release of albums in 1971 and 1975. He traveled the world as Little Richard’s band leader from 1984 until 1995. In 1998, Wammack released his live CD "Still Rockin’". It contains a collection of rock and soul classics from the 60's and 70's. In 2000, his “Snake, Rattle & Roll in Muscle Shoals” CD was released.  This release contains a collection of Travis’ best original material and is sure to rock you with a touch of soul. In 2002 released another live CD “Rock-N-Roll Party" which showcases everything from his soul vocals on ‘Dreams To Remember’, his dazzling guitarwork and voice-box on ‘Rocky Mountain Way’, to the swampy slide work on his original ‘Rock-N-Roll Shoes’. In 2008 released the CD "Memphis + Muscle Shoals = Travis Wammack" which includes more of his original rock-n-soul tunes, including a medley of "Scratchy" & "Firefly". In 2008 he also released his first gospel CD "Almost Home". In 2009 released his fist country CD "Country In My Soul". In 2010 Travis released "Rock-N-Roll Days", an acoustic show of oldies but goodies and in 2011 released "Rock-N-Roll Days Vol. II". Travis now works with Muscle Shoals Music Marketing, and has added “Producer” to his already impressive resume. He is a member of the ‘Memphis Music Hall of Fame’, and in 1999 received the Professional Musician Award from the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. In 2005 he was inducted into The Southern Legends Entertainment And Performing Arts Hall Of Fame. In May 2006, Gibson Guitars presented Travis with a Gibson ES-335 guitar as part of their documentary honoring legendary Gibson ES series players. In 2011 was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.

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