Stillwater - Stillwater (2013 Remaster)

Georgia-based band Stillwater released their debut album in 1977 and immediately showed great promise, especially with catchy hard rock material in tracks such as "Rock 'n' Roll Loser," "Out on a Limb," "Fantasy Park," "Universal Fool," and the excellent "Mindbender." with her chorus "talk box", which actually left a mark on the charts.
In most of these songs, with Stillwater's triple guitar team at the center and light electric piano, organ, or synthesizer accompaniment, the band sounded in many ways similar to the James Gang (Tommy Bolin era), REO Speedwagon, or Peter Frampton's solo material with a lot of southern rock added to the overall style, but commercialized, more a sparse version of the latter, similar to bands like 38 Special or Hydra. But when it comes to songs "completely steeped in southern charm" in the tradition of The Allman Brothers Band or Lynryd Skynyrd, look no further than "Sunshine Blues" and the dazzling slide guitar extravaganza "Sam's Jam", where the long final section seems almost an homage to "Free Bird".
However, after only two albums, Stillwater disappeared, only to reappear a few decades later with a slightly changed line-up and without much fuss to release an additional album, generally less "southern". Unfortunately, the band remains unknown.