Terry Dolan - Inlaws And Outlaws (1972)

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Terry Dolan – Inlaws and Outlaws (1972)
Lost Rock Gem from a Forgotten Classic Album

Step back into the raw and electric soundscape of early '70s American rock with “Inlaws and Outlaws”, a standout track from Terry Dolan's long-shelved 1972 debut album. Though the album remained unreleased for decades due to label issues, it became a cult favorite among rock enthusiasts, especially after its posthumous release in 2016.

Terry Dolan was a San Francisco-based singer-songwriter whose gritty voice and soulful songwriting captured the spirit of the West Coast rock scene. Known for his collaborations with rock legends like Nicky Hopkins (The Rolling Stones, Quicksilver Messenger Service) and John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service), Dolan brought together some of the era’s finest talents to craft this overlooked masterpiece.

Originally recorded in 1972 for Warner Bros., the self-titled album “Terry Dolan” was shelved and never officially released during his lifetime. The sessions featured members of the Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Band, and others creating a rare, genre-crossing blend of psychedelic rock, blues, folk, and Americana.

“Inlaws and Outlaws” is a raw, storytelling-driven track that showcases Dolan’s lyrical power and blues-inflected vocals. With searing guitar riffs, tight rhythm, and a rebellious spirit, the song paints a vivid picture of life on the edge caught between family ties and societal outsiders.

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