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

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.

Down South

Freezin' Cold is a bluesy bumper that is the band's very first single release. The constant push and pull of half time signatures creates a funky groove to the damning tone of the lyrics.

The title track of the record, Waxing After Midnight has become sort of an ethos of the band. First written in 2010, the song addresses the need for friends and acquaintances to lay down heavy burdening discussions when inappropriate. Now more relevant than ever, the song also could be seen as a reference to today's social media climate. Either way, this funky rock song has been referenced in North Louisiana for the better part of a decade.

Waxing After Midnight

This odd love song is the band's 3rd and final single on the record. A song for a woman with an interesting character, name, and spirit: Earl. The sweet sounds of clean guitars and sultry saxophone are punctuated by the chorus riffs. The bridge rolls in with a floating saxophone solo as the song closes out with incredible harmony parts by the Legendaries.

No Ordinary Pearl

This fun pop punk song has moments of sounding like a late night talk show band going to commercial. Accented by the massive sound of the Silverdomers back up vocals screaming "LET'S GO!", this song is almost impossible not to nod your head to.

Breakaway is blistering funk rock track that leads off the record and makes a statement. From the opening few seconds, this song takes no prisoners. Lyrically, it is a statement for what is to come on the debut album by Logan & the Legendaries. Musically, it is a heater that buzzes through your speakers at high volume. Turn it up!

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