they recorded You Can't Get Off With Your Shoes On. Colvard took his own life in 1976. With the departure of Hartman, Barry Chance (guitar) and Steve Davis (keyboards, guitar, vocals) joined the band for Keys to the Country in 1976. Davis and Dearmore departed, and Charlie McCoy (keyboards, harmonica, flutes, Jew's harp) and Mike McBride (bass, guitar, percussion, mandolin) joined for Barefootin''' in 1977. The band split up in that year. Wayne Moss appears as "Barefoot Jerry" along with Charlie Daniels, Guy Clark and David Allan Coe in the 1981 music documentary Heartworn Highways. Barefoot Jerry were mentioned in Charlie Daniels's song "The South is Gonna Do It Again." Discography Albums 1971: Southern Delight (Capitol Records) 1972: Barefoot Jerry (Warner Bros. Records) 1974: Watchin' TV (Monument Records) 1975: You Can't Get Off with Your Shoes On (Monument Records) 1976: Grocery (double-LP reissue of the first two albums; Monument Records) 1976: Keys to the Country (Monument Records) 1977: Barefootin (Monument Records) 1997: Southern Delight/Barefoot Jerry (2-on-1 CD reissue on See For Miles) 1997: Watchin' TV/You Can't Get Off with Your Shoes On (2-on-1 CD reissue on See for Miles) 1997: Keys To The Country/Barefootin''' (2-on-1 CD reissue on See For Miles) 2006: Keys To The Country/Barefootin (CD reissue; Hux Records) 2007: Barefoot Jerry Live (recorded at the Exit Inn in 1973 - available only from the official website) Singles Guest singles References The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock & Roll. Random House, 1980. "Southern Rock" entry by Joe Nick Patoski. . Kemp, Mark. Dixie Lullaby: A Story of Music, Race, & New Beginnings in a New South. New York, New York: Free Press/Simon & Schuster, 2004, p. 17. Charlie Daniels Band, "The South's Gonna Do It Again." In the second verse "And all the good people down in Tennessee are diggin' Barefoot Jerry and CDB." External links Official website Cmt.com Rollingstone.com Tennesseeconcerts.com Rock music groups from Tennessee American progressive rock groups American southern rock musical groups Musical groups established in 1971 Musical groups from Nashville, Tennessee Capitol Records artists Warner Records artists Monument Records artists 1971 establishments in Tennessee American country rock groups