
Formed in the early '80s by ex-Dictators guitarist Scott Kempner, the Del Lords combined elements of '60s garage rock with country, blues, and folk influences to become one of the initial progenitors of roots rock. Kempner recruited former Joan Jett guitarist Eric "Roscoe" Ambel, bassist Manny Caiati, and drummer Frank Funaro, and the Del Lords released their first disc, Frontier Days, on Enigma/EMI in 1984. The album was noted for its guts, street smarts, and twangy guitars, a balanced blend of Springsteen meets Johnny Thunders.
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Cheyenne
Get Tough
Love on Fire
I Play the Drums
Burning in the Flame of Love
Crawl in Bed
Poem of the River
How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
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Feel Like Going Home
Everyday
Heaven
Princess
Stay With Me
You and I
Carry On
Flying
Touch One Heart
The Cool and the Crazy
Chicks, Man!
River of Justice
Love Lies Dying
True Love
Livin' On Love
About You
Letter (Unmailed)
All of My Life
A Lover's Prayer
Me and the Lord Blues
Southern Pacific
Damaged
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Whole Lotta Nothin' Goin' On
Learn to Let Go
Shame On You
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I Need Love
A Lifetime of Trouble
I'm Gonna Be Around
Stand in Your Light
Kiss Away
Double Life
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Everlovin'
Hellbent
Rockabye
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