The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - The Car Over The Lake Album =Men From Earth (Reissue) (1975-76/2006)

Tracklist

1. Keep On Churnin' (John Dillon) - 2:58
2. If I Only Knew (Larry Lee, Steve Cash) - 3:23
3. Leatherwood (Randle Chowning) - 4:01
4. Cobblestone Mountain (Steve Cash) - 2:23
5. Mr. Powell (Larry Lee) - 3:14
6. Gypsy Forest (Randle Chowning, Steve Cash) - 2:54
7. Thin Ice (Randle Chowning, Steve Cash) - 2:55
8. From Time To Time (Larry Lee, John Dillon) - 3:54
9. Southern Cross (Steve Cash, John Dillon) - 3:29
10. Out On The Sea (John Dillon, Elizabeth Anderson) - 3:42
11. Whippoorwill (Randle Chowning) - 5:10
12. Fly Away Home (John Dillon) - 2:50
13. You Know Like I Know (Larry Lee) - 4:05
14. Breakaway (From Those Chains) (John Dillon) - 3:59
15. The Red Plum (Steve Cash, John Dillon) - 2:03
16. Mountain Range (John Dillon) - 4:46
17. Watermill (Steve Cash, John Dillon) - 4:11
18. Noah (John Dillon) - 3:08
19. It's How You Think (Larry Lee) - 4:23
20. Arroyo (Steve Cash) - 5:12
21. Homemade Wine (Larry Lee) - 2:37

Line-up::
Buddy Brayfield - Piano, Electric Piano, Organ, Oboe
Steve Cash - Harp
Randle Chowning - Guitars, Mandolin, Harp
John Dillon - Guitars, Mandolin, Harp
Mike Granda - Bass
Larry Lee - Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizer

Guests
1975 The Car Over The Lake Album:
Weldon Myrick - Pedal Steel Guitar
Farrell Morris - Orchestra Bells
Nancy Blake - Cello

1976 Men From Eart
Bill Jones - Horns, Flutes, Synthesizer
Randle Chowning - Guitars, Vocals
Steve Canaday - Drums, Fair Witness
Connie Canaday - Vocals
Bean - Definition Of Pachuco
Bobbye Hall - Congas, Percussion
Jerry Mills - Mandolin

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils are a Southern rock band formed in 1971 at Springfield, Missouri. They are most widely known for their singles "If You Wanna Get To Heaven" in 1973 and "Jackie Blue" in 1974. Some have described the band's sound as a "countrified Steely Dan".
The "Daredevils" name has much to do with the long hair and beards sported by the band in the 1970s, a rejection of the more conservative style of their native South during that decade. They are still around today with a cult like following.