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Harvey Dalton Arnold is a blues musician who played in the 1970s Southern rock band The Outlaws. He also has a deep connection to the blues from his childhood in North Carolina and his albums on Music Maker label.
Harvey Dalton Arnold. 1,580 likes · 3 talking about this. Harvey Dalton Arnold is a singer, guitarist and North Carolina-native who has a passion for the blue
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These are considered the best work of the band with all of the "classic era" band members. Unfortunately, O'Keefe broke a bone in his neck after a fall into an empty pool on July 3, 1976 and was replaced by left-handed bass player Harvey Dalton Arnold on Hurry Sundown.
Aug 27, 2020 · It saw the Outlaws, now with new bass player Harvey Dalton Arnold, add a more emphatic country twist to their sound, with Thomasson layering pedal steel guitar on to So Afraid. And yet despite the quality of Heavenly Blues, Holiday, Cold And Lonesome and the title song, the album didn’t even make the Top 50, stalling just outside.
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Harvey Dalton Arnold grew up in Eastern, NC & eventually joined the Southern rock group, the Outlaws. While with the Outlaws Harvey got to open up for bands ...
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Harvey Dalton Arnold is a Southern Rock legend and former bassist of the Outlaws. His new album Stories To Live Up To features nine tracks of blues, rock and acoustic guitar, released by Music Maker Recordings in 2020.
Jun 12, 2020 · If Arnold’s solo debut “Outlaw” from 2016 was an acoustic effort, “Stories To Live Up To” sees him take a six-string charge of a full-band electric set-up, with bass duties delegated to Zev Katz to assure the leader’s instrumental freedom.
