The Outlaws are a Southern rock band that was formed in Tampa, Florida in 1967. The band's original lineup consisted of Hughie Thomasson (guitar and vocals), Henry Paul (guitar and vocals), Frank O'Keefe (bass), Monte Yoho (drums), and Billy Jones (guitar and vocals).

The Outlaws gained popularity in the 1970s with their unique blend of country, rock, and blues music. They are best known for their hits "Green Grass and High Tides" and "There Goes Another Love Song". The band's sound was characterized by their use of multiple guitars, intricate harmonies, and extended jams.

The Outlaws released several albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s, including their self-titled debut album in 1975, followed by "Lady in Waiting" (1976), "Hurry Sundown" (1977), and "Playin' to Win" (1978). They also had a number of successful singles during this time, including "Ghost Riders in the Sky" and "Take It Anyway You Want It".

Over the years, the band underwent several lineup changes and hiatuses, with various members leaving and returning. Hughie Thomasson passed away in 2007, but the band continued to tour and record with new members.

The Outlaws remain a popular live act and are considered one of the pioneers of the Southern rock genre, along with bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers Band, and Molly Hatchet.

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Henry Paul - guitar/vocals
• Billy Jones - guitar/vocals - d. February 4, 1995, Spring Hill, Florida, USA.
• Frank O'Keefe - bass - d. February 26, 1995
• Monte Yoho - drums

1. "Outlaws" (1975) - Single: "There Goes Another Love Song"
2. "Lady In Waiting" (1976)
3. "Outlaws / Lady In Waiting" (2-fer)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Billy Jones - guitar/vocals
• Monte Yoho - drums
• Harvey Dalton Arnold - bass
• David Dix - drums

1. "Hurry Sundown" (1977)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Billy Jones - guitar/vocals
• Monte Yoho - drums
• Harvey Dalton Arnold - bass
• David Dix - drums
• Freddie Salem - guitar/vocals

1. "Bring It Back Alive" (1978)
2. "Playin' to Win" (1978)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Billy Jones - guitar/vocals
• Monte Yoho - drums
• Harvey Dalton Arnold - bass
• David Dix - drums

1. "In the Eye of the Storm" (1979)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Billy Jones - guitar/vocals
• David Dix - drums
• Rick Cua - bass/vocals

1. "Ghost Riders in the Sky" (1980) - Single: "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky"

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• David Dix - drums
• Rick Cua - bass/vocals

1. "Los Hombres Malo" (1982)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Henry Paul - guitar/vocals
• Chris Hicks - guitar/vocals
• Chuck Glass - bass/keyboards/vocals
• Barry Borden - drums - b. May 12, 1954, Atlanta, Georgia - formerly with Mother's Finest and Molly Hatchet.

1. "Soldiers of Fortune" (1986)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Chris Hicks - guitar/vocals
• Jeff Howell - bass/vocals - formerly with Acts, KSB, The Law, and Foghat.
• Barry Borden - drums

1. "Hittin' the Road - Live!" (1993)
2. "Diablo Canyon" (1994)

• Hughie Thomasson - guitar/vocals
• Chris Hicks - guitar/vocals
• Jeff Howell - bass/vocals
• Barry Borden - drums

1. "So Low" (2000)

1. "Greatest Hits of The Outlaws / High Tides Forever" (1982)
2. "Best Of The Outlaws: Green Grass & High Tides" (1996)
3. "The Heritage Collection" (2000)
4. "Best Of The Outlaws: Green Grass And High Tides" (2000)

1. "Grey Ghost" (1979)
2. "Feel the Heat" (1980)
3. "Anytime" (1981)

• The Outlaws
• Black Vulture's Outlaws Web Site
• The Outlaws - The Early Years
• Jeff Howell's biography page
• Jeff Howell's Domain