Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Prisoner of the Street is one of two studio albums by Chattanooga, TN southern rock band Overland Express. This isn't the best pressing, or the best copy, it's got some issues but it's still listenable. It's been cleaned. Their other album is on YouTube, but it's undated and does include some of the same songs. They were successful live but never got off the ground, they opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gregg Allman, Carl Perkins, several other bands. They seem to have been decently popular in their home town of Chattanooga, especially live, and you can find performances from as far as 2018, and news articles from even later, so these guys never quit. Note track A4 is not listed on some copies. Album is dedicated to the real "Prisoner of the Street", Charles "The Captain" Franklin Baker (b. 1/9/1906.) This video is dedicated to the memory of frontman Keith Sherman [1948-2014].

0:00 The Road Goes On Forever
4:21 Prisoner of the Street
9:14 Tangled Up In Tampa
12:37 Looking Back
16:12 Took The Long Way
20:31 Play Something Good
23:13 Ain't Gonna Be Your Fool
27:08 House Where Nothing Grows
31:58 Places (Can't Take The Place Of Friends)
35:47 Loaded Situation

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