Wild Horses (American rock band)

Wild Horses was an American rock band active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Formed in Los Angeles, California, the band was led by singer and songwriter Jerry Williams, often cited for his powerful vocals and energetic stage presence. While they didn't achieve mainstream commercial success comparable to some of their contemporaries, Wild Horses garnered a significant following within the hard rock and Southern rock scenes.

The band's sound blended elements of hard rock, Southern rock, and blues rock, drawing comparisons to bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, and Bad Company. Their music often featured dual lead guitar work, driving rhythms, and lyrics that explored themes of freedom, rebellion, and the American West.

Wild Horses released several albums, though specific discography details are often difficult to verify due to the band's relatively independent status and the limited distribution of their recordings. Despite not achieving widespread fame, Wild Horses remains a cult favorite among fans of classic hard rock and Southern rock music, appreciated for their raw energy and authentic sound. The band’s music continues to be discovered by new listeners through online platforms and reissues.