Thunderhead - album Thunderhead 1975

Thunderhead was formed in 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana by members of various local bands. During their existence they released two LPs and 1975's "Thunderhead" was their debut one. The sound developes on the heavier end of the Southern rock spectrum, with driving rhythm, great guitar playing sometimes with excellent twin guitars, and killer harmony vocals, and combines tough rock moves with surprisingly commercial touches. The album was produced by Johnny Winter who also played some guitar and added some harmony vocals with his brother Edgar.

Mike Dagger - vocals, flute, percussion.
Pat Rush - lead guitar, slide guitar, vocal.
Ronnie Dobbs - lead guitar, 12-strings guitar.
Otho T. Ware - bass, vocals.
Robby Torello - drums.
guests: Johnny Winter - guitar, backing vocals
Edgar Winter - backing vocals.

Busted in Georgia.
Lay it on the line.
Got to get away.
Showdown.
Hit and run driver.
Breaux Bridge rag.
Juliette.
Armed robbery.
More than I can chew.
Rock me, roll me.