HYDRA Doesn't Sound Like the Allmans (Good!)
Hydra is the last of the original wave of Southern club bands, which started filling rock nightclubs in the Southeast as the Allman Brothers Band moved on to huge halls and AM singles. That wave also includes Stonehenge (now known as Mose Jones), Lynyrd Skynyrd, Wet Willie, the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and the Marshall Tucker Band. New groups are taking their places in the beer-andhemp-stained rockytonks along the Southern , circuit, groups like Copper Hill, Warm and Protrudamus.
HYDRA Doesn't Sound Like the Allmans (Good!)
(Left to right) Wayne Bruce, Orville Davis, Spencer Kirkpatrick, Steve Pace.
Hydra is the last of the original wave of Southern club bands, which started filling rock nightclubs in the Southeast as the Allman Brothers Band moved on to huge halls and AM singles. That wave also includes Stonehenge (now known as Mose Jones), Lynyrd Skynyrd, Wet Willie, the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and the Marshall Tucker Band. New groups are taking their places in the beer-andhemp-stained rockytonks along the Southern , circuit, groups like Copper Hill, Warm and Protrudamus. The Original Wave has largely passed the recording point: they have all had a taste of vinyl, and some have found that petroleum products really don’t taste so good. And now it’s Hydra’s turn, their first album having been released by Capricorn in August.