Jerry Reed's 1972 album "Hot A' Mighty!" found the country star in peak form, blending his signature guitar pyrotechnics with a collection of originals and covers. The album showcases Reed's distinctive blend of country, funk, and rock influences.
- "Hot A' Mighty!" was released in December 1972 on RCA Records Label Nashville.
- The album features a cover of the 1960s R&B hit "Sincerely" and the Jerry Reed original "Lord, Mr. Ford," which became a Top 10 country hit.
- "Hot A' Mighty!" reached #11 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.
Jerry Reed was a country and folk guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Atlanta, Georgia, best known for his innovative guitar style and humorous songs. In 1972, he was a rising star on the country charts, having already scored hits with "Amos Moses" and "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo."
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