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- Goin' South
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Various Artists
Released 2001

Flirtin' With Disaster
05:01
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Ramblin' Man
04:49
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Black Water
04:19
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songs

- 1
- Sweet Home Alabama
- 04:46
- 14,200 plays

- 2
- Ramblin' Man
- 04:49
- 9,075 plays

- 3
- Bad to the Bone
- 04:58
- 14,739 plays

- 4
- Flirtin' With Disaster
- 05:01
- 9,372 plays

- 5
- Hold on Loosely
- 04:38
- 10,903 plays

- 6
- Heard It in a Love Song
- 04:56
- 7,081 plays

- 7
- Mississippi Queen
- 02:33
- 12,184 plays

- 8
- Keep Your Hands to Yourself
- 03:25
- 13,116 plays

- 9
- Black Water
- 04:19
- 9,043 plays

- 10
- Tuff Enuff
- 03:23
- 7,687 plays

- 11
- Dixie Chicken
- 03:58
- 6,244 plays

- 12
- Black Betty
- 04:00
- 16,318 plays

- 13
- Amie
- 03:17
- 11,266 plays

- 14
- Rocky Mountain Way
- 05:16
- 8,191 plays

- 15
- My Maria
- 02:27
- 7,858 plays

- 16
- The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
- 03:33
- 6,316 plays

- 17
- The Devil Went Down to Georgia
- 03:34
- 11,600 plays

album review

Goin' South isn't actually as Southern as its title or marketing suggest; while most of the songs here are pretty compatible musically, only about half of them fall under strict definitions of Southern rock. That said, there really isn't much here that Southern rock fans won't enjoy -- most of it is informed by country and/or blues, and boogies just as hard as the true Southern rock cuts. All the big names are here (Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, the Marshall Tucker Band, the Charlie Daniels Band), and most bands are represented by their biggest hits and/or signature songs. So even if Goin' South isn't the definitive Southern rock collection it wants to be, it's still an excellent listen that could virtually serve as a classic rock radio play list. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide