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Atlanta Rhythm Section
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Atlanta Rhythm Section Sometimes Abbreviated ARS Is An American Rock Band From The South The Band Unofficially Formed In 1970 As Former Members Of The Candymen And The Classics IV Became The Session Band For The Newly Opened Studio One In Doraville Georgia Near Atlanta. After Playing On Other Artists' Recordings They Decided To Become A True Band In Their Own Right. The Members Of The Original Band Were Rodney Justo Singer Barry Bailey Guitarist Paul Goddard Bassist Dean Daughtry Keyboardist And Robert Nix Drummer . Justo Left The Band After The First Album And Was Replaced By Ronnie Hammond. Buddy Buie The Band's Manager And Producer Is Listed First On Almost All Of The Songwriting Credits Of The Band's Songs. While ARS Would Never Reach The Commercial Success Of Lynyrd Skynyrd Or The Marshall Tucker Band The Group Had A Strong Following In The South And Charted A Number Of Hits Such As "Imaginary Lover " "I'm Not Going To Let It Bother Me Tonight " "Champagne Jam " "So Into You " And A Remake Of A Classics IV Hit "Spooky." The Band Also Influenced A Number Of Rock And Country Artists Notably Travis Tritt Who Recorded A Cover Of The ARS Songs "Back Up Against The Wall" And "Homesick." The Group Shudder To Think Covered "So Into You."
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"So In To You" Is A 1977 Hit Single By The Atlanta Rhythm Section. It Was The First Release From Their Sixth Studio LP A Rock And Roll Alternative 1976 . The Song Became Their Greatest Hit Reaching #7 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100 And Spending Two Weeks At #5 On The Cash Box Charts. It Did Best In Canada Where It Reached #2 On The RPM Singles Chart Kept From The Top Spot By The Eagles' "Hotel California." "So In To You" Was Also A Hit On The Adult Contemporary Charts Of Both Nations. It Reached #11 On The U.S. AC Chart And #12 On The Canadian AC Chart. Billboard Magazine Ranked "So Into You" As The 38th Biggest Hit Of 1977.
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Atlanta Rhythm Section Sometimes Abbreviated ARS Is An American Rock Band From The South The Band Unofficially Formed In 1970 As Former Members Of The Candymen And The Classics IV Became The Session Band For The Newly Opened Studio One In Doraville Georgia Near Atlanta. After Playing On Other Artists' Recordings They Decided To Become A True Band In Their Own Right. The Members Of The Original Band Were Rodney Justo Singer Barry Bailey Guitarist Paul Goddard Bassist Dean Daughtry Keyboardist And Robert Nix Drummer . Justo Left The Band After The First Album And Was Replaced By Ronnie Hammond. Buddy Buie The Band's Manager And Producer Is Listed First On Almost All Of The Songwriting Credits Of The Band's Songs. While ARS Would Never Reach The Commercial Success Of Lynyrd Skynyrd Or The Marshall Tucker Band The Group Had A Strong Following In The South And Charted A Number Of Hits Such As "Imaginary Lover " "I'm Not Going To Let It Bother Me Tonight " "Champagne Jam " "So Into You " And A Remake Of A Classics IV Hit "Spooky." The Band Also Influenced A Number Of Rock And Country Artists Notably Travis Tritt Who Recorded A Cover Of The ARS Songs "Back Up Against The Wall" And "Homesick." The Group Shudder To Think Covered "So Into You."
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"So in to You" is a 1977 hit single by the Atlanta Rhythm Section. It was the first release from their sixth studio LP, A Rock and Roll Alternative (1976).
The song became their greatest hit, reaching #7 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and spending two weeks at #5 on the Cash Box charts. It did best in Canada, where it reached #2 on the RPM singles chart, kept from the top spot by the Eagles' "Hotel California." "So in to You" was also a hit on the Adult Contemporary charts of both nations. It reached #11 on the U.S. AC chart and #12 on the Canadian AC chart. Billboard magazine ranked "So Into You" as the 38th biggest hit of 1977. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.