Author Topic: The Marshall Tucker Band - Discography (Read 168 times)

Mac · « **on:** April 08, 2012, 03:47:59 pm »

The Marshall Tucker Band (1973)

Gold @ US position #29

Cover art... not real distinctive and that good. The material outshines the art.

Despite what Wiki says about the origins of the bands name, George McCorkle mentions the band practiced in Marshall Tuckers warehouse that sold albums. On facing a gig in a hurry, they had to come up with a name and quickly decided on the Marshall Tucker Band.

So in 1973, the boys put out their first release simply called The Marshall Tucker Band. It contains the now classic and iconic Can't You See. One thing I want you take note of is the amazing lead guitar duties of Toy Caldwell. Watch as he does all guitar, including lead with just his thumb. That's Toy singing this classic hit. Oh and that's Charlie Daniels adding the very cool fiddle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spraDNm8GGQ

Take The Highway and Ramblin eventually became staples of the stage show. They were captured in a better and more kinetic way on their future live album, Back Where We All Belong

"Take the Highway" - 6:15
"Can't You See" - 6:05
"Losing You" - 5:10
"Hillbilly Band" - 2:35
"See You Later, I'm Gone" - 3:08
"Ramblin'" - 5:07
"My Jesus Told Me So" - 5:32
"AB's Song" - 1:15

Toy Caldwell - guitar, steel guitar, vocals
Tommy Caldwell - bass guitar, vocals
Doug Gray - lead vocals
George McCorkle - guitar
Paul Riddle - drums
Jerry Eubanks - flute, saxophone, vocals

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