Freezin' Cold is a bad breakup tale about a man who can't decide if he really wants to give up his masochistic love for a spiteful woman. This song was written in 2009 and is one of the longest-played and recognizable tunes in Logan's catalog of songs. Having taken a journey through several iterations and various band lineups, the signature riff finds its sweet spot between the funky upstroke of the verses in contrast with the shuffling boogie of the chorus. Lead feature in the Legendaries is Jacoby Phillip's smooth and soulful saxaphone solo, striking the perfect balance with the angered grumbling of the vocal track.

Waxing

Freezin' Cold

Breakaway is a song reflecting on one's past and how the way forward represents a sharp turn in thinking, attitude, and behavior. Blasting off the top with a funk rock riff, the tone of the song is aggressive but the lyrics represent something more celebratory in nature. It is a good thing to break yourself of old habits and outdated ways of thinking. And in Breakaway, songwriter Logan Lewis proclaims it without hesitation. Showcasing the talents of each member of the band, the song allows moments for the saxophone, congas, drums, and bass guitar to shine while Lewis' lead vocals hold an authoritative stance over the track's mood and substance. As the band's 2nd single release, Breakaway is a fun rocking party with a sincere quality. 

This is the 2nd single release from Logan Lewis and his band, the Legendaries. Comprised of a rotating lineup of musicians from bands all over North Louisiana, the Legendaries sound fits into categories of rock, soul, rhythm & blues, and funk.

LYRICS: 

Oooh, mama, I hurt your soul
Put a copy of my music in your hand and then rolled...in the moving van
You've always run...(as) fast as you can
As a man with perspective, I respect it, but it hurts being damned

All of a sudden I've got something to say
And it's burning words on the page
This liberty has come of age
It's a breakaway

Seems, after time, the right thing to do
Make a promise and the hold you to the letter of the vow...see it through
Change makes its move, we learn how to lose
I got your back but the path you take has many roads...and alone you choose

Breakaway

No Ordinary Pearl is the 3rd and final single ahead of their full length album release. The song displays the bands versatility and softer side with lyrics about a woman named "Earl" who has a unique brand of panache. The saxophone shines on this soulful and heartwarming track; as tones of high school slow dance rock anthems wash over the closing minute of the song.

No Ordinary Pearl

Two acoustic guitars duel it out in this intense build up to the vocals and hip hop/electronic elements. Saxophone solo and vocal harmonies round out this epic journey of a song.

Mojo

Jacoby Phillips' sax work really shines on this thoughtful and declarative song. Dissonance and introspective ponderings work their way through the first few minutes and resolve into a fun, funky, and resolute ending.

Decidedly So

For You is a love song with enough emotion to go around. Opening with a beautiful cello arrangement, the guitars and vocals come through with constant movement. Often called the "most complete song on the record," For You builds into a driving beat and happy conclusion.

For You

Best of Us is a conversation with a person who was lost to the band way too soon. Somber in nature, Best of Us is a tribute to friend who inspired this band into existence. RIP Tito, we wouldn't be here if it weren't for you. We owe you so much.

Best of Us

Best Of Us

Down South is a fun drinking song that speaks to drowning away ones sorrows among friends and a healthy amount of booze. Lead Guitar player and North Louisiana legend Keith "General" Patterson absolutely shreds this track.

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