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Like so abounding bands, the roots of Nazareth can be traced aback to the aboriginal 1960s. The Scottish bandage originally formed at the alpha of that decade as the Shadettes, trading in pop sounds of the day. It wasn't until 1968, that accompanist Dan McCafferty, guitarist Manny Charlton, bagman Darrell Sweet and bassist Pete Agnew would regroup as Nazareth.

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Over the years, the bandage developed their abrasive adamantine bedrock appearance with McCafferty's blatant bark consistently at the fore. Through their career ups and downs, hits and misses, the bandage consistently backward on clue to bear their signature cast of adamantine bedrock until McCafferty's bloom issues recently affected him into retirement. Actuality then, we accord you our Top 10 Nazareth songs.

'Broken Bottomward Angel,' No. 10 on our account of the Top 10 Nazareth Songs, ends their 1973 monster 'Razamanaz' and it's a great, no basic pop/rock song. Three and a bisected account of Faces/Stones-styled bedrock and roll, the song sounds like a absent archetypal to this day. You can apprehend the access the bandage would accept on such bands bottomward the alley like Guns N' Roses and the Quireboys.

'Go Bottomward Fighting' is not alone a kick-ass rocker from the band, but could additionally serve as their own mantra of sorts. "I apperceive that you're cerebration you got me up adjoin the wall," Dan McCafferty sings afore carrying his credo. All the band's signature appearance is on affectation with a assertive accent area captivation bottomward the acropolis as the guitars rip it up. Another of abounding songs that should accept been hits for these Scottish rockers!

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Now authority on! Do our aerial deceive us, or has Nazareth gone disco?! Well, no, they didn't. But there is no abstinent that robotic, train-rolling-down-the-highway-right-onto-the-dance-floor hi-hat rhythm. Though we agnosticism it was their ambition to annex out to that demographic, this 1977 gem does accept an alluring canal at assignment here. The added Nazareth tags are still in place, with McCafferty's abrade in accomplished anatomy on this one, but it's a air-conditioned little abandonment in affection from the band.

No, it's not a 'power ballad,' and no it's not a 'silly adulation song.' 'Love Hurts' is artlessly a abundant song. Written by Nashville songwriters Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, the song was aboriginal accustomed activity by the Everly Brothers in 1961. It was after recorded by country bedrock avant-garde Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris in the early-'70s. Nazareth put their easily on it and assuredly fabricated it a hit almanac landing it in the Top 10 in early-1976. McCafferty's affecting articulate booty sells the song. Over the years, it has remained a basic of archetypal bedrock radio.

This barn burner comes arrant off their band's 1973 anthology 'Loud N' Proud' and lives up to the LP's title. A awning of an abstruse song from American roots rockers Little Feat, 'Teenage Nervous Breakdown' is pure, complete bedrock and roll. Old-fashioned in its adjustment and delivery, Nazareth are atom on in summoning the ghosts of Eddie Cochran and Chuck Berry in this raver. Predating the 'pub rock' movement by a year or two, this was back-to-basics bedrock at its finest.

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'Miss Misery,' No. 5 on our account of the Top 10 Nazareth Songs, wastes no time in accepting appropriate into abundant riffdom. The Black Sabbath meets the Troggs riff is authentic adamantine bedrock gold. The appearance would after acquisition favor with such bands as Kyuss and Fu Manchu. A baking guitar breach eases the astriction slightly, afore the bandage bash abroad at the riff already again. Vocalist McCafferty sounds like a dog bubbles at the aperture and accessible to attack. One of the best from their archetypal 'Hair Of The Dog' LP.

By 1980, abundant of the agreeable mural of the 1970s had changed, and bands either acclimatized to survive or achromatic until added notice. Nazareth jumped arch aboriginal into the new decade with a gem of an anthology alleged 'Malice In Wonderland.' The bandage had afresh acquired the casework of guitar adept Zal Cleminson from the Sensational Alex Harvey Band, whose appearance was a acceptable adverse to guitarist Manny Charlton. In addition, they alleged in ambassador Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter (Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers) to beacon the ship. The accomplished anthology has a added glossy, pop complete to it, but appearance some abundant songs like 'Talkin To One Of The Boys,' 'Fast Cars' and our aces here, 'Holiday.' The new access formed and gave the bandage new activity on FM radio.

Nazareth bowl out a smokin' rocker with this analgesic from their 1973 anthology 'Loud N' Proud.' 'Not Fakin' It' stomps its way off the record, out of the speakers and into your heart. It's a no frills, supercharged adamantine rocker that is beginning with adapted ability and simple bedrock and cycle urgency. The song was after covered by ex-Hanoi Rocks accompanist Michael Monroe as the appellation clue from his additional abandoned album.

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"We gonna razamataz you tonight, we gonna razamanaz ya all night" the bandage affiance on the choir of this 1973 killer, and the bandage bear a aught to 60 abounding on raver here. Vocalist McCafferty is on blaze as guitarist Manny Charlton cuts lose on some bang ass leads. The accent area of bagman Darrell Sweet and bassist Pete Agnew are a bedrock solid pile-driver. There are similarities to the Deep Purple archetypal 'Speed King,' which may appear as no abruptness back it was produced by Purple's Roger Glover.

The accessible aces for the top of our account of the Top 10 Nazareth Songs is the one that best anybody knows from the guys. 'Hair Of The Dog' was appear in 1975 and that riff blared out of radios everywhere, and seared itself into the alertness of almanac buyers, sending the anthology into the Top 20, giving the bandage the better anthology of their career. The arena of the cowbell and the active guitar riff fabricated for a acceptable combination, and to this day, it charcoal the band's signature song.

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