Band:
Ronnie Farrell - vocals and guitar
Gary Jeffries - guitar and vocals (10)
Johnny Barnes - guitar
Johnny Travers - guitar
Randy Smith - bass, guitar and vocals
Chuck Radek - drums
Chris Turbis - paino and Hammond organ

Additional Musicians:
Bob Bird - guitar
Mark Eceves - drums
Josh Anneler - bass (7)
Jeff Dhungana - guitar (7)
Charlie McKelvey - drums (7)
Don Mare - guitar (7)

Production:
Produced by Juan Crucier and The Regulators, except track 7 produced by Randy Smith.

Review:
The Regulators have never sounded so good! Releasing a killer collection of southern rock, the album as a whole is almost too heavy to be pigeonholed in that genre. This album is straight ahead guitar rock with a heavy blues influence. Essentially Above The Law is a European reissue of the band's 1998 disc Bar & Grill with a different mix.
  At times the band sounds allot like the Arc Angels, even down to vocalist Ronnie Farrell, who could be considered the gruff voiced equivalent of Charlie Sexton. Standout cuts include "Breakin' Out", "Eatin' Crow", "My Bags Are Packed" (the closest the band comes to traditional southern rock, including the boogie piano sound) and the almost eight minute tribute to Jimi Hughes "Sweet Sustain" (did he really help remix this song from the grave??). The best tune on the entire disc though is "Above The Law", where the guitars are allowed to run wild for an incredible sound. But the guitars really don't let up thru the entire record.
  This is the type of music that inspires a guy to invite his rowdy friends over for a beer and a BBQ. It's not fancy and it's not cute, it is just great unrelenting hard southern rock. Check the band out at www.theregulators.com

Reviewed by Skid (Canada) for Sleaze Roxx, August 2003.