Doc Holliday
Although they shared the stage with some of the bigger names during Southern rock's '70s heyday, Doc Holliday never quite managed to reach that level, but has managed to make a name for itself with fans of the genre. The band's origin can be traced back to 1971 when guitarist and lead singer Bruce Brookshire formed a blues band called Roundhouse with his brother. By the end of the decade, Roundhouse had gained the attention of Molly Hatchet's manager, setting into play circumstances that would see the band, now rechristened Doc Holliday, secure a deal with A&M Records in 1980. Featuring a lineup of Brookshire, guitarist Rick Skelton, keyboard player Eddie Stone, bass player John Samuelson, and drummer Herman Nixon, their self-titled debut was released the following year. They continued to cultivate an audience with the follow-up, Doc Holliday Rides Again, sharing bills with acts ranging from Black Sabbath and Loverboy to Gregg Allman and Molly Hatchet. However, working with producer Mack (Billy Squier, Queen) for their third album, Modern Medicine, proved to exacerbate tensions within the group. The resulting album, which saw the group try and incorporate early '80s rock into its sound, failed miserably, costing Doc Holliday its record deal and causing the band to split up. However, they would reunite for 1986's Danger Zone (which found them returning to their roots) and continue to record and tour throughout the '80s and into the '90s, although most of the band's focus would shift to European markets that were proving to be more receptive during this period. In 1999, their first three albums were re-released, including their first-time issuances on CD. Brookshire released a solo album, The Damascus Road, in 2001, which was a departure to an acoustic-based record that reflected his burgeoning Christian beliefs. However, as the common thread, Brookshire continued to keep Doc Holliday together and the group released A Better Road later that same year.
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Discography
16 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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Keep on Keepin' on
Country - Released by Grand Union Records on 27 Oct 2021
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Good Time Music
Country - Released by Worldbeat Records on 3 Nov 2003
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Gunfighter - Best of the 90s
Rock - Released by Worldbeat Records on 14 Jul 2003
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Song for the Outlaw - Live (Live)
Rock - Released by Loop Records on 8 Jul 2022
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Son of the Morning Star
Rock - Released by On Air Records on 1 Jul 1993
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Bag Boys
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by BlackPark Studios on 10 Sep 2023
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Most High
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by BlackPark Studios on 25 Sep 2022
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My Eyes (feat. therealtseals)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Tombstone Records on 5 Jan 2022
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Big Truck (feat. Bubba Sparxxx)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Tombstone Records on 13 Oct 2021
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Wock The Line (feat. Pwap)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by BlackPark Studios on 28 Mar 2023
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On To Finer Things
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by BlackPark Studios on 11 Feb 2023
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A Savage Holliday
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Tombstone Records on 13 May 2022
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The Late Saint Valentine
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by BlackPark Studios on 4 Jul 2022
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Freestyle 5 Pack
Hip-Hop/Rap - Released by Tombstone Records on 22 May 2022
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo