Late in 1974, the Ozarks were back with a swift follow-up to their self-titled debut, and back on the US chart with 'It’ll Shine When It Shines.'
The Springfield, Missouri band's third LP, 'The Car Over The Lake' album, hit the US chart in November 1975.
The Southern rock band from Springfield, Missouri were mainly active during the 1970s but still perform to this day.
Cash, who sang and played harmonica, percussion, and keyboards, co-wrote the band's biggest and best-known hit, 'Jackie Blue.'
Woodstock may be the best-known rock festival, but is likely that the Ozark Music Festival held over the weekend of 19-21 July 1974 was bigger.
Who could imagine that one of the most compelling and overlooked country albums of all time sprung from the minds of an English songwriter
It's a genre that is uniquely American, but one that British musicians like Eric Clapton and George Harrison found appealing, but what is Southern Rock?