Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere

Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere is the first studio album by the Rossington Collins Band. It includes their most successful single, "Don't Misunderstand Me". It was recorded at (the now defunct) El Adobe Studios in El Paso, Texas.

Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere
Studio album by Rossington Collins Band
Released	July 1980
Genre	Southern rock
Length	46:31
Label	MCA
Producer	Allen Collins, Barry Harwood, Gary Rossington
Rossington Collins Band chronology
Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere (1980) This Is the Way (1981)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]

Track listing

1. "Prime Time" (Collins, Rossington, Krantz) – 4:06
2. "Three Times as Bad" (Collins, Krantz) – 6:04
3. "Don't Misunderstand Me" (Collins, Harwood, Krantz) – 3:58
4. "One Good Man" (Collins, Rossington, Krantz) – 4:40
5. "Opportunity" (Powell, Harwood, Krantz) – 4:34
6. "Getaway" (Powell, Krantz, Harwood) – 7:26
7. "Winners and Losers" (Rossington, Collins) – 5:10
8. "Misery Loves Company" (Rossington, Krantz) – 4:49
9. "Sometimes You Can Put It Out" (Harwood, Krantz, Rossington) – 5:44

Personnel

• Allen Collins - lead & rhythm guitars
• Barry Lee Harwood - lead & rhythm guitars, slide guitar, vocals
• Derek Hess - drums, percussion
• Dale Krantz - lead vocals
• Billy Powell - keyboards
• Gary Rossington - lead & rhythm guitars, slide guitar
• Leon Wilkeson - bass guitar
• Howard Steele - engineer, mixer
• Dave Evans - mixer^[2]

Reception

Writing in The Boston Phoenix, Barry Hoberman opined that "Throughout Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere rhythms interlock sturdily, and melodies curl in and around one another in perfect coordination." Hoberman felt that most of the music "is more gracefully melodic than most Skynyrd material, representing a downshift from the earlier group’s abrupt rhythms and brash metallic fury.^[3]

References

1. Smith, Michael B. Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere at AllMusic
2. "Rossington Collins Band - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere". Discogs.com. Retrieved 10 October 2017.
3. Hoberman, Barry (24 November 1981). "Biting the bullet". The Boston Phoenix. Retrieved 15 June 2024.