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* AudienceAlienatingEra: ''Rave On!!'' and ''That'll Work'' due to the poorly-received vocals of Mark S. Orr, and ''Stompin' Grounds'' due to it being much softer.
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* DorkAge: ''Rave On!!'' and ''That'll Work'' due to the poorly-received vocals of Mark S. Orr, and ''Stompin' Grounds'' due to it being much softer.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: ''Pickin' on Nashville'' is their most acclaimed album.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: ''Pickin' on Nashville'' is their most acclaimed and successful album.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: ''Pickin' on Nashville'' is their most acclaimed album.
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* TearJerker: "Crazy Jim", a heartfelt tribute song to a man that the band knew: an old man who would hand out rocks to people as a reminder of being rich in spirit and not in money.
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* TearJerker: "Crazy Jim", a heartfelt tribute song to a man that the band knew: an old man Richard and Fred Young's father James, who would hand out rocks to people as a reminder of being rich in spirit and not in money.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's, and further averted with Richard Young's [[StepUpToTheMicrophone increasing turns on lead vocals]] -- while he also has a scratchy and bluesy voice, he's been able to adapt it to the band's style more cohesively. It also helps that Richard does most of the harmony vocals on songs sung by Doug.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's, and further averted with Richard Young's [[StepUpToTheMicrophone increasing turns on lead vocals]] -- while he also has a scratchy and bluesy voice, he's been able to adapt it to the band's style more cohesively. It also helps that that, especially since Kenney left, Richard does most of the harmony vocals on songs sung by Doug.
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* TearJerker: "Crazy Jim", a heartfelt tribute song to a man that the band knew: an old man who would hand out rocks to people as a reminder of being rich in spirit and not in money.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's, and further averted with Richard Young's [[StepUpToTheMicrophone increasing turns on lead vocals]] -- while he also has a scratchy and bluesy voice, he's been able to adapt it to the band's style more cohesively.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's, and further averted with Richard Young's [[StepUpToTheMicrophone increasing turns on lead vocals]] -- while he also has a scratchy and bluesy voice, he's been able to adapt it to the band's style more cohesively. It also helps that Richard does most of the harmony vocals on songs sung by Doug.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's. The band has since had more success incorporating a scratchy blues-influenced delivery into their sound by having Richard Young StepUpToTheMicrophone.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's. The band brother's, and further averted with Richard Young's [[StepUpToTheMicrophone increasing turns on lead vocals]] -- while he also has since had more success incorporating a scratchy blues-influenced delivery into their sound by having Richard Young StepUpToTheMicrophone.and bluesy voice, he's been able to adapt it to the band's style more cohesively.
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* ThePeteBest: An interesting variant in that the band's most famous songs came when Ricky Lee Phelps was the lead singer, but his brother Doug has held the role far longer.
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* DorkAge: From about ''Rave On!!'' due to poor reception of Mark S. Orr, and ''Stompin' Grounds'' (the first album after Doug returned) due to it having an oddly subdued and more mainstream sound.
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* DorkAge: From about ''Rave On!!'' and ''That'll Work'' due to poor reception the poorly-received vocals of Mark S. Orr, and ''Stompin' Grounds'' (the first album after Doug returned) due to it having an oddly subdued and more mainstream sound.being much softer.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to Ricky Lee's twangier voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's. The band has since had more success incorporating a scratchy blues-influenced delivery into their sound by having Richard Young StepUpToTheMicrophone.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the Ricky Lee's twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.voice. Averted with Doug, whose voice is very similar to his brother's.
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* CoveredUp: Due to the wide variety of cover songs in their repertoire, this was bound to happen. Some listeners may not even be aware that, say, "Oh Lonesome Me" is a cover.
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* CoveredUp: CoveredUp:
** Due to the wide variety of cover songs in their repertoire, this was bound to happen. Some listeners may not even be aware that, say, "Oh Lonesome Me" is acover.cover.
** Brother Phelps covered "Rag Top", a cut from ''Pickin' on Nashville'', on their second album.
** Due to the wide variety of cover songs in their repertoire, this was bound to happen. Some listeners may not even be aware that, say, "Oh Lonesome Me" is a
** Brother Phelps covered "Rag Top", a cut from ''Pickin' on Nashville'', on their second album.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics critics, and even the band itself, disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.
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* CoveredUp: Due to the wide variety of cover songs in their repertoire, this was bound to happen. Some listeners may not even be aware that, say, "Oh Lonesome Me" is a cover.
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* DorkAge: From about ''Rave On!!'' due to poor reception of Mark S. Orr, and ''Stompin' Grounds'' (the first album after Doug returned) due to it having an oddly subdued and more mainstream sound.
* ThePeteBest: An interesting variant in that the band's most famous songs came when Ricky Lee Phelps was the lead singer, but his brother Doug has held the role far longer.
* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.
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* ThePeteBest: An interesting variant in that the band's most famous songs came when Ricky Lee Phelps was the lead singer, but his brother Doug has held the role far longer.
* ReplacementScrappy: Most fans and critics disliked Mark S. Orr's tenure as lead singer, due to his scratchy and more bluesy delivery compared to the twangier voices of the Phelps brothers.
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