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McGuffey Lane, a band born out of two Ohio University students in Athens, Ohio in 1972. Terry Efaw and Steve Reis hooked up in a duo they named Scotch and Soda. Then they added lead singer Bobby Gene McNelly and changed the name of the group to McGuffey Lane,a street where Reis lived in Athens. Check our available Mcguffey Lane concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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In contrast to the timeless country-rock of their eponymous debut, Aqua Dream sounds more of its time: the production has been pumped up with more electric guitars and keyboards, bringing McGuffey Lane's sound up to the standards of both album-oriented rock and urban cowboy-worshipping country radio...
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Beginning with their third albumLet the Hard Times Roll, Ohio country-rock band moved further into soft-rock territory; by the time of Day By Day they may have been charting higher on the country charts than they ever have, but the music was pretty firmly melodic soft-rock in the Southern Californian tradition but tempered with an appealing dose of Midwestern modesty...
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McGuffey Lane's third album Let the Hard Times Roll finds the Ohio country-rock band moving further into soft-rock territory. Producer Marshall Morgan gives the group a clean, slick sound that still has warmth and soul...
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McGuffey Lane's eponymous debut is a strong, lean country-rock album in the tradition of Pure Prairie League - heavy on harmonies and melodies, but built upon a country core...
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Using the term "lucky" to describe McGuffey Lane's career is akin to calling Shaquille O'Neal "tiny," a delicious irony not lost on the band. Call Me Lucky's jacket features a guy happily listening to his walkman, oblivious to the train bearing down on him. The imagery is not an accident given the group's tragic past of career-threatening and personal strife. This edition of McGuffey Lane only has one holdover from the old days, guitarist John Schwab...
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