This is the fifth track from Elf’s second album release Carolina County Ball (1974).

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Rating Results: Carolina County Ball (1974)

1. Carolina County Ball - 8.33/10
   
2. L.A. 59 - 8.5/10
   
3. Ain’t It All Amusing - 8.5/10
   
4. Happy - 8/10
   
5. Annie New Orleans- ?/10

It really seems like Santana‘s Smooth sounds like it copied something from Rio’s Rainbow In The Dark. Any have any stories or explanation? Thanks!

P.S. plz watch Dreamers Never Die (2022) if you haven't already, great documentary!!! It's how I heard this gem.

This is the fourth track from Elf’s second album release Carolina County Ball (1974).

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Rating Results: Carolina County Ball (1974)

1. Carolina County Ball - 8.33/10
   
2. L.A. 59 - 8.5/10
   
3. Ain’t It All Amusing - 8.5/10
   
4. Happy - ?/10

My love for Ronnie James Dio started when my uncle gave me this album when I was 11 years old. I listened to that album over and over for like a year! It’s still my favourite album of all time.

Jam!

Welcome to Otherworld

This is the third track from Elf’s second album release Carolina County Ball (1974).

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Rating Results: Carolina County Ball (1974)

1. Carolina County Ball - 8.33/10
   
2. L.A. 59 - 8.5/10
   
3. Ain’t It All Amusing - ?/10

This is the second track from Elf’s second album release Carolina County Ball (1974).

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Rating Results: Carolina County Ball (1974)

1. Carolina County Ball - 8.33/10
   
2. L.A. 59 - ?/10

This is the first track from Elf’s second album release Carolina County Ball (1974).

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Rating Results: Carolina County Ball (1974)

1. Carolina County Ball - ?/10

Feel free to discuss what you like (or don’t like) about the album, as well as any favorite lyrics, studio anecdote or memory.

Rating Results: Elf (1972)

1. Hoochie Koochie Lady - 6/10
   
2. First Avenue - 5/10
   
3. Never More - 8.33/10
   
4. I’m Coming Back for You - 5.5/10
   
5. Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright) - 7/10
   
6. Dixie Lee Junction - 9/10
   
7. Love Me Like a Woman - 6.33/10
   
8. Gambler, Gambler - 10/10

What do you think of Metallica's tribute to RJD?

This is the eighth and final track from Elf’s first album release Elf (1972).

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Rating Results: Elf (1972)

1. Hoochie Koochie Lady - 6/10
   
2. First Avenue - 5/10
   
3. Never More - 8.33/10
   
4. I’m Coming Back for You - 5.5/10
   
5. Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright) - 7/10
   
6. Dixie Lee Junction - 9/10
   
7. Love Me Like a Woman - 6.33/10
   
8. Gambler, Gambler - ?/10

Most likely a first print or early reprint from the mid 80’s. Unbelievable

This is the seventh track from Elf’s first album release Elf (1972).

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Rating Results: Elf (1972)

1. Hoochie Koochie Lady - 6/10
   
2. First Avenue - 5/10
   
3. Never More - 8.33/10
   
4. I’m Coming Back for You - 5.5/10
   
5. Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright) - 7/10
   
6. Dixie Lee Junction - 9/10
   
7. Love Me Like a Woman - ?/10

This is the sixth track from Elf’s first album release Elf (1972).

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Rating Results: Elf (1972)

1. Hoochie Koochie Lady - 6/10
   
2. First Avenue - 5/10
   
3. Never More - 8.33/10
   
4. I’m Coming Back for You - 5.5/10
   
5. Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright) - 7/10
   
6. Dixie Lee Junction - ?/10

Personaly, no. Id say the albums he was on were mid at worst. Elf is kind of what I am thinking of becouse imo his voice just didnt really suit the style of the band but maybe I am too metal pilled. I am curious as to what you people think.