Too Raw for Radio has been sitting untouched for 32 years. There are many reasons why: the format of the recording, the band constantly touring, and the lack of resources to do anything with it. The tapes laid dormant and got lost in the shuffle. Omar recently found the tapes and was blown away. Too Raw for Radio is a collection of songs that has an amazing story that must be told, and now is the time. In 1981, decades before digital hi-tech recordings, Too Raw for Radio was recorded in Rome, GA, at the Midtown Music Store owned by Carlton “Hot Rod” Crowder and Ray Myers. The music store had a recording studio in the back room with the primary clientele being gospel artists. The most amazing thing about the studio was the hand-built analog tube sound board that came out of the legendary Muscle Shoals Studio B where some of the greatest artists ever known recorded some of the greatest hits of all time. Omar and the Howlers are included o...