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Title: Heard it in a Love Song (track 02) Artist: Marshall Tucker Band Album: Carolina Dreams Year: 1977 Label: Capricorn Lyrics: I ain't never been with a woman long enough For my boots to get old We've been together so long now They both need resoled If I ever settle down You'd be my kind And it's a good time for me To head on down the line Heard it in a love song (3x) Can't be wrong I'm the kinda man likes to get away Like to start dreaming about Tomorrow, today Never said that I love you even though its so Where's that duffle bag of mine? It's time to go Heard it in a love song (3x) Can't be wrong I'm gonna be leaving At the break of dawn Wish you could come But I don't need no woman taggin along I'll sneak out that door Couldn't stand to see you cry I stay another year if i saw teardrops in your eyes Heard it in a love song (3x) Can't be wrong I never had a damn thing, but what I had I had to leave it behind You're the hardest thing I ever tried to get off of my mind Always something greener on the other side of that hill I was born wrangler and a rounder and I guess I always will Heard it in a love song (3x) Can't be wrong. + Informações

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marshalltucker.com Originally released in 1978 and containing just 8 songs, Greatest Hits has now been expanded by an additional 6 songs, making this the most complete look ever at their crucial '70s recordings. Contains the hits "Can't You See," "Heard It In a Love Song," "Fire on the Mountain" and "Take The Highway," plus 5 rare 45-RPM single versions!. + Informações

Marshall Tucker Band ''This Ol' Cowboy'' (1973). + Informações

"HD" HIGHEST RES VERSION ON YT. From the movie (on DVD) of the 2nd Volunteer Jam (1975) hosted by The Charlie Daniels Band (CDB), with guests The Marshall Tucker Band. Billed as "The First Full-Length Southern Rock Motion Picture". Recorded at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee September 12, 1975. Full info: en.wikipedia.org. + Informações

Beauty of the Earth. + Informações

if this song dont make ya feel happy then you must be one misrable person. + Informações

From the album Carolina Dreams by The Marshall Tucker Band in 1977. Songs written by Toy Caldwell except I Should Have Never Started Lovin' You by George McCorkle, Tommy Caldwell, and Doug Gray; Life In A Song by George McCorkle and Jerry Eubanks; Never Trust A Stranger by Tommy Caldwell;.... + Informações

A scenic montage to Can't You See by the Marshall Tucker Band. + Informações

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Take The Highway is the opening track off of their debut album. + Informações

The Marshall Tucker Band - 2003 [Bonus Tracks], [Remastered]. + Informações

***DVD OFFER*** Very Limited... I have 6 retail copies LEFT !! Charlie Has them for 25 bucks. I have them for less than half WITH shipping !!!! * SEALED BRAND NEW* Volunteer Jam on DVD from 1975 in COLOR over 2 hours long -STARRING- The Charlie Daniels Band PLUS Special Guests... The Marshall Tucker Band... (this video is from this DVD) ALSO... ~Jimmy Hall ~Dickey Betts ~Chuck Leavell ~Dru Lombar IF YOUR INTERESTED SEND ME A MESSAGE. HURRY THIS WONT LAST !!! Been offering CD's/DVD's for 8 years. Everyone has been satisfied, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ See them boys from carolina play the best way they know how.. + Informações

This is the 8th and last song of the Marshall Tucker Band's debut album, from 1973. Toy Caldwell wrote this gem. One of the most talented musicians of all time, in my opinion. This band can surely touch your heat and soul with songs like this... A 1:13 masterpiece.. + Informações

Review by Rob Theakston Riding high from such late-'70s classics as "Carolina Dreams" and "Together Forever," the Marshall Tucker Band appeared to be running on full cylinders heading into 1980. With the success and return to their cowboy roots on 1979's Running Like the Wind, many thought the tradition would continue with their next record. That said, Tenth was almost a 90° turn for the band, favoring the slick, warm radio-friendly production and boogie rock à la the Doobie Brothers and other contemporaries. Things only go back to the ranch ever so slightly on the jam-friendly "Cattle Drive," which could easily be backdrop music for a scene on Dallas rather than a "hands-down-back-at-the-ranch" working man's anthem. This isn't the band in their finest form, but it's nowhere near their worst, either. This 1980 release, recently reissued on theWounded Bird imprint in 2005, was the last recording by the Marshall Tucker Band to feature the original lineup. Founding member Tommy Caldwell died tragically a month after the album's release from injuries sustained in a severe automobile accident.. + Informações

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Desiree' Bassett sits in with the Marshall Tucker Band.June 2008 in willimantic ct. Rick Derringer 7 the Shaboo All Stars were also on the bill. Pardon the shakeness, dad was pretty excited as he filmed. lol. + Informações

From the album Searchin' For A Rainbow by TheMarshall Tucker Band in 1975. Songs written by Toy Caldwell except Fire On The Mountain by George McCorkle and Keeps Me From All Wrong by Tommy Caldwell. Can't You See recorded July 11, 1974 at Uhlein Hall Performing Arts Center Milwaukee, WI It Takes Time recorded April 1980 in Ann Arbor, MI 1. Fire On The Mountain 2. Searchin' For A Rainbow 3. Walkin' And Talkin' 4. Virginia 5. Bob Away My Blues 6. Keeps Me From All Wrong 7. Bound And Determined 8. Can't You See (Live) Bonus Track 9. It Takes Time (Live) Toy Caldwell-Lead guitar, slide guitar, accoustic guitar, lead vocals on This Ol' Cowboy George McCorkle-rhythm guitar, acoustic, banjo Tommy Caldwell-bass Jerry Eubanks-flute and saxophone Doug Gray-lead vocals Paul Riddle-drums Guest musicians Charile Daniels-fiddle Paul Hornsby-keyboards Richard "Dickey" Betts-guitar solo on Searchin' For A Rainbow *Note from Ltrainxpress* I do not claim anything by the Marshall Tucker Band I simply want to spread their great music to everyone. + Informações

The Marshall Tucker Band performing their hit song, 'Can't You See' live in a SOLD-OUT performance at the Uptown Theater in Napa, California on July 22, 2011. This video features Chris Hicks (The Chris Hicks Band) filling-in for Stuart Swanlund on guitar and vocals. It also includes a special guest appearance by guitarist Jim Wagner of WCR Guitar Pickups (Soulsbyville, CA) who made the custom guitar pickups used by the band in this dynamite performance with fun, sing-along audience participation. MTB band members also appearing are: Doug Gray (founding member) - vocals & tambourine; Marcus James Henderson -- flute, keyboard & vocals; Rick Willis -- guitar & vocals; Pat Elwood -- bass guitar & vocals; and BB Bordan -- drums. 'Can't You See' was written by the late Toy Caldwell (1947-1993) of the Marshall Tucker Band and first appeared on the band's debut album in 1973, The Marshall Tucker Band. In 1976 it peaked at #4 on the Top 100 Hot Country Chart and #75 on the Billboard Top 100. This amateur video was shot by Allen L. Moore with a hand-held JVC Everio flash drive camcorder using available light. For entertainment purposes only. Paid public viewings are prohibited. Published on YouTube? by permission from Doug Gray & The Marshall Tucker Band. Special thanks to Doug Gray, The Marshall Tucker Band, Jim Wagner -- WCR Guitar Pickups and The Uptown Theater. Copyright ©2011 by Allen L. Moore -- po8man productions, ltd. All rights reserved.. + Informações

Saturday Night in Macon. + Informações

Great Song. + Informações

The Marshall Tucker Band ''A New Life'' (1974). + Informações