The Rossington Collins Band - 'Anytime Anyplace Anywhere'

Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere [320k MP3]



1. Prime Time

2. Three Times As Bad

3. Don't Misunderstand Me

4. One Good Man

5. Opportunity

6. Getaway

7. Winners And Losers

8. Misery Loves Company

9. Sometimes You Can Put It Out



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The Rossington-Collins Band was an off-shoot of legendary southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, founded in 1979 by guitarists Allen Collins and Gary Rossington following the tragic 1977 plane crash which killed three members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, thus ending that band's career. The Jacksonville band released two albums, but disbanded in 1982 due to increasing instability with guitarist Allen Collins following the death of his wife in 1980. Another contributing factor was the growing relationship between vocalist Dale Krantz and Gary Rossington, who married soon after the band dissolved.



Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere (1980)



Included the hit "Don't Misunderstand Me", along with the lesser hit "One Good Man"

Most of the songs on this album were composed by Allen Collins, who was one of the first people to form the band.

The song "Opportunity" features Barry Harwood on all guitars (using Allen Collins' Gibson Explorer) with the exception of Gary Rossington's solos.

Barry Harwood performed many solos on the album, including all lead guitar on "Prime Time," the final solo on "Don't Misunderstand Me," all solos on "Three Times as Bad," the clean double-tracked solo on "Getaway," the slide guitar on "Winners and Losers," and the final solo on "Sometimes You Can Put it Out."

Gary Rossington played lead/solo guitar on "Don't Misunderstand Me," "One Good Man," "Opportunity," "Getaway," "Misery Loves Company," and the slide guitar on "Sometimes You Can Put it Out."

Allen Collins remained mostly in the background on this album, playing rhythms primarily. However, he did play the final solo on "One Good Man," "Getaway," and "Misery Loves Company."

On "Don't Misunderstand Me," the entire band (with the exception of Leon Wilkeson) tuned to Dropped-D.

Singles:

Don't Misunderstand Me (A-Side)/Winners and Losers (B-Side)

Getaway (A-Side)/Sometimes You Can Put It Out (B-Side)