Thomas , I'm 44 , all modern day music sucks the big one , raised on all cool music , rock , one hit wonders , AM rock , guitar singer , songwriter classics😅👍🌮
heh thomas, im 66 too..i saw them once back 1980 in seattle… loved those caldwell brothers…some dam fine songs…i believe classic rock will be the elevator music for the next one hundred years! goin to see them in tacoma next month..cant wait😉
Graduated 1976, this was what was playing on the radio along with some of the greatest music ever heard. I sure do miss those days at 63 years old I have seen a Lot of changes mostly bad but I've had a great life
Yep. I graduated the same year. Bought the album in 79, traveled around the country, lost everything, but gained experience and a new life. All the best to you!
For sure! I graduated the same year, I will be 63 here in a couple of months. So hard to believe. This music really takes me back, dancing to it then you snap back into reality at this time, and think wow! Good times back then!!! This generation just sadly missed out!
I graduated in 77, joined the Army in 78 to get away from a girl that broke my heart. I can't begin to count how many times I've listened to this group and still love today.
I'm wiping away tears from my eyes right now....I've never heard music this good in my life...Memories were flooding flooding from my brain...It gently took us to my Grand-Parents farm earlier
i'm 70 and this is still one of my favorites. Oh John Craig, i remember this song and think of you, will never forget you. God rest your soul, you died too young. Look out for me. still think of you - always.
I'm a frenchy born in 1990, but god I love this song, I play the blues/rock but only from 40's-80's. I wish I was born in those days, people seemed more happy, more joyful, nowadays we don't have such good music anymore. So sad. God bless the United States of America, thank you MTB, love from France.
Hello from Preston In the U.K. it's really great the way music reaches people from all over the world. No discrimination whatever. I like yourself prefer the tunes of yesteryear. Born 1958.ha! 🙂
You’re not alone … I am 71 and I remember seeing MTB in concert many times in Missouri USA.. His is my favorite song. Keeps me young to hear it. God Bless
So weird how a song can take you back to a place. The first time I ever heard this song was in 1977 in a pizza hut in Durango Colorado playing on a juke box. Fell in love with this song!
When I heard this song, I grad from college, and inflation was taking its toll back then, like now. I was worried sick I wouldn't find a job. But landed a low pay job working on a tug boat out of Seal Beach Weapons station in Cal. Best job I ever had. Always out at sea and we had a cool boss. If there was no schedule work for the day, we'd either fish, screw around and listen to the radio and hear these songs. I am 73 now, and well off, and hearing this song puts a smile on my face. You never know what the future may bring to you, but also enjoy those happy moments. And those were happy moments working on that tug, and back then, I had no money. There is some wisdom in that, but I can't put into words/
1977 i was in second grade heard this driving to houston with my pops and he told me son this is as good as it gets and here we are in 2020 and i still believe those words
As an Asian born in 2000, MTB should not be related to me at all. But somehow I fall in love deeply with those southern rock. Ture music is beyond border, beyond race.
Music transcends beyond everything. I literally have Japanese songs in my playlist although I hardly understand much of that’s being said until I book up the translation. I’ve got Spanish music that I barely understand, but I love the songs.
@kolibrizante You are so enlightened and a brave, wise person. I feel so deeply relieved that you let us know at last. Your example of bravery and wisdom will now guide me through life. Thank you so much!
Oh how I miss the good old days. Riding down the road with this song blasting on the radio. Either MTB or The Eagles.., that's all it took to get the party started !!! ❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️
"Heard it in a love song" first time I heard it, I was 12, I knew then I wanted to play the piano. I can still play it without missing a beat. Bands like this are sorely missed, but they did give me one of the most important gifts of my life. Music. Playing music kept me sane at times, made me cry at times, made me happy and will be there till I die. MTB, Thank you.
I was 25 yrs old in 1977 living on the beach in southern Cal rocking out to this band as well...Good music is just that no matter where you're listening to it....but hell your time sounds much better :)
A T Morgan I HEAR YOU MAN! Being the youngest member of 5 kids and being exposed to "ROCK N' ROLL" at age 4! I decided to learn and play drums,guitar,bass guitar,and saxophone! Never regretted to this day!
Got a chance to meet the original members back in the day. Never seen such a group of good, decent musicians with so much talent. I miss their beautiful songs and playing. I miss those days.
60's, 70's, and 80's. The best country and southern rock era. Bygone days. graduation, marriage. Good times. A sense of well being and social dances. My oh me, how this country has changed.😢
@@andrewbird57 I'm not either. But lately I feel like all of the bands of the '70s influence my own music. Here's my latest in case you are interested: ua-cam.com/video/76OxSEgWN9c/v-deo.html. Thanks and take care!
I live only a few miles from the MTB studio. Lots of stories about the parties from my friends who visited. I even bought a MTB vinyl from Doug Gray who owned a music store down the street. I miss the 70's. Lord, take me back.😢
This song always takes me back, to more innocent times, better days when I was still young, innocent and full of wonder. I was 14 when i first heard this gem. I would go back to those days in a minute.
Marshall Tucker, almond brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly hatchet, and Pantera are my favorite southern rock. And Charlie Daniels, I actually saw Charlie Daniels and Molly hatchet play together in the early 2000s, before they both died, it was awesome.
I randomly heard this on the radio maybe two to three weeks ago and remembered that I'd heard it on and off in maybe the early 80s. I always thought it was called Pretty Little Love Song. Whatever, it's really great, and I've listened to it again now like 20 times. I mean, this is a Southern country rockish song that starts with a flute? Love the piano.
TOY CALDWELL U.S. MARINE, VIETNAM VET 2 TOURS, Came home and formed Marshall Tucker, from the Carolinas, Appalachian good old, bluegrass country. Labeled Southern Rock. Best Southern band EVER!!! R.I.P. TOY and all the others. SEMPER FI.
John Worley, very well said. Dang, I sure wish we would have had Toy longer than we did. Nice man. Great American. Awesome songwriter and guitarist. Had the pleasure of meeting him. R.I.P. Toy.
My old girl friend LOVED dancing to this when we were out. She had a heart attack while I was visiting her this last Oct. This song makes me miss her even more.
I played this to my Papa's and they sang along with me. I don't know how I did it , but I translated piano music to my flute. A miracle of God, I was never taught, I just did. The piccolo was so precious to me,. Thank You Mark. I 💙 you soo😘
One of my all-time favorite songs! I can never get tired of it. Released on February 26, 1977 reaching #14 on June 11. Love the breeze through the field in the video.
Great song. Flute arrangement, guitar arrangements and the voice coming in late. Singer was attempting to show his singing voice. There are/were some men who thought like this. One of my favorites.
There’s so much passion in 70’s music. A great time to be alive. And hearing these songs today kindles a fire of revival in my spirit. There’s no passion in music anymore. Bring back the era of rebellion, radicalism and...ROCK AND ROLL. Marshall Tucker Band, once again, puts me on the highway, wind rushing in my ears, hair sailing behind me, the roar of power, a girlfriend waiting, and....
Agree ....76 was a great year for music. We were blessed. Marshall Tucker, Jackson Browne, Pure Prairie league, Fogelberg, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt. This music created us and believe it or not the Viet Nam War hell created the greatest music of all time. Plus I saw Neil Young the night the war ended at Queens Collage on a junior high school night sneaking out the window climbing my white birch tree just to be apart of the greatest evening of wartime ending.
This song goes out to my ol Harley friend Bob when I used to hangout he always had that song on sadly Bob was killed by a drunk driver we had such good ol memories that will never die thanks for sharing this masterpiece ☮️
Was a simplicity and freshness to music back then..so much being released..from many great artists..its only now, looking back, we can appreciate it..😎✌❤ Peace & Love All..
I'm 49 fla.ol skool, this band is such a Legend in so many ways , the magic of the flute to all the instruments,and the vocals, truly Good Hearted to the inner most vein......God bless,the ESSENTIAL MARSHALL TUCKER BAND....LIVE ON, IN ALL energy
I saw the band at BILLY BOB'S in Ft. Worth in 1985. Jerry Eubanks was wearing a White suit and playing a chrome flute. We were only about 15 feet from the stage. GREAT SHOW!!
I gotta say, yes I love Good Mythical Morning and Rhett and Link, but I grew up on this music so I knew it long before they were on the Internet and before UA-cam even existed. But if they bring new young fans to this amazing music, hats off to them. I hope all you guys and girls here from GMM can appreciate some amazing classic southern rock.
I'm not really a country type of Guy, but I sure do Love this song! Kind of Happy and Sad at the same time!! For some strange reason, "the song just started playing in my head, with me even hearing it on the radio"?? What? "is this an Omen"???
Doug Grey and Toy Caldwell were Vietnam veterans. Doug Grey served as a US Army Sergeant from 1968-70. Toy Caldwell was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. I respect this band and these two men because they took the hard way and came out better.
my father was a WW2 Navy veteran...never mentioned it...and that was after having his house bombed by German aircraft...never looked for attention because of it
I saw them in Sacramento California in 1978 at Cal expo, they're the best performing band I've ever seen in my life, and I have seen many in my 64 years
@@kentoniodavonte4281 I agree. If music is good, it's good. Dosen't much matter when, who or how it was created. Music moves us spiritually and when that's achieved, the details of origin and composition are rarely of influence.
Call me old..but my generation had music that will NEVER be matched... Now prove me wrong!!!!!
So true. This song is just one of many great ones in my days!
I'm old also but every generation 😅 naturally thinks they're music 🎵🎶 was the best is I mean,,, but some young kids realize and listen.
Impossible, sir!
Your rose colored glasses don't fit everyone. Good music is good music no matter when it came out.
That fellow Can't Be Wrong!! :)
I am 66, and boy do I miss the days I grew up in!!!
Thomas , I'm 44 , all modern day music sucks the big one , raised on all cool music , rock , one hit wonders , AM rock , guitar singer , songwriter classics😅👍🌮
59 years old. One of many bands that made the 70's great!!
heh thomas, im 66 too..i saw them once back 1980 in seattle… loved those caldwell brothers…some dam fine songs…i believe classic rock will be the elevator music for the next one hundred years!
goin to see them in tacoma next month..cant wait😉
I’m 68 and remember hearing this song on campus while walking to class one morning, brings back so many good memories.
Amen......I'm 55 and I miss the 70s and 80s
Graduated 1976, this was what was playing on the radio along with some of the greatest music ever heard. I sure do miss those days at 63 years old I have seen a Lot of changes mostly bad but I've had a great life
Yep. I graduated the same year.
Bought the album in 79, traveled around the country, lost everything, but gained experience and a new life.
All the best to you!
Ditto! I'm with you
For sure! I graduated the same year, I will be 63 here in a couple of months. So hard to believe. This music really takes me back, dancing to it then you snap back into reality at this time, and think wow! Good times back then!!! This generation just sadly missed out!
I graduated in 77, joined the Army in 78 to get away from a girl that broke my heart. I can't begin to count how many times I've listened to this group and still love today.
I graduated 76, and my cousin dated toy Caldwell and I've seen them in person doing this in person on their front porch having a jam session
I'm wiping away tears from my eyes right now....I've never heard music this good in my life...Memories were flooding
flooding from my brain...It gently took us to my Grand-Parents farm earlier
Welcome aboard✌️
Great!!!!!!
Mtb and cdb. Thumbs6 up
Nutting could finer from carolinas
Me2!
i'm 70 and this is still one of my favorites. Oh John Craig, i remember this song and think of you, will never forget you. God rest your soul, you died too young. Look out for me. still think of you - always.
I'm a frenchy born in 1990, but god I love this song, I play the blues/rock but only from 40's-80's. I wish I was born in those days, people seemed more happy, more joyful, nowadays we don't have such good music anymore. So sad. God bless the United States of America, thank you MTB, love from France.
Hello from Preston In the U.K. it's really great the way music reaches people from all over the world. No discrimination whatever. I like yourself prefer the tunes of yesteryear. Born 1958.ha! 🙂
And God bless the whole world.
You’re not alone … I am 71 and I remember seeing MTB in concert many times in Missouri USA.. His is my favorite song. Keeps me young to hear it.
God Bless
Now this is a SUPER GREAT CLASSIC that will stand the test of time. Nothing can beat great music like this.
So weird how a song can take you back to a place. The first time I ever heard this song was in 1977 in a pizza hut in Durango Colorado playing on a juke box. Fell in love with this song!
Durango, how I miss thee. The old Durango that is.
When I heard this song, I grad from college, and inflation was taking its toll back then, like now. I was worried sick I wouldn't find a job. But landed a low pay job working on a tug boat out of Seal Beach Weapons station in Cal. Best job I ever had. Always out at sea and we had a cool boss. If there was no schedule work for the day, we'd either fish, screw around and listen to the radio and hear these songs. I am 73 now, and well off, and hearing this song puts a smile on my face. You never know what the future may bring to you, but also enjoy those happy moments. And those were happy moments working on that tug, and back then, I had no money. There is some wisdom in that, but I can't put into words/
1977 i was in second grade heard this driving to houston with my pops and he told me son this is as good as it gets and here we are in 2020 and i still believe those words
I love your story
AWESOME!
Damn that actually put a little lump in my throat
As an Asian born in 2000, MTB should not be related to me at all. But somehow I fall in love deeply with those southern rock. Ture music is beyond border, beyond race.
Bad Ass Ain't It>
As a German born in 1979 it shouldnt related to me either. But what can you do;)
Music transcends beyond everything. I literally have Japanese songs in my playlist although I hardly understand much of that’s being said until I book up the translation. I’ve got Spanish music that I barely understand, but I love the songs.
@kolibrizante You are so enlightened and a brave, wise person. I feel so deeply relieved that you let us know at last. Your example of bravery and wisdom will now guide me through life. Thank you so much!
@kolibrizante don't get it, do you?
Oh how I miss the good old days. Riding down the road with this song blasting on the radio. Either MTB or The Eagles.., that's all it took to get the party started !!! ❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️🎼❤️
Yup, back when music was actually music. Songs like this just transport me back to happier times.
Yep, great memories. Make some new ones with the Grandkids. They just love the sing a longs. 😊
Eagles,,bob seger,zz that's all it took.
I miss days as well
Someone please and get back to country
Please
Firewall too
Takes me back to my youth. What a GREAT band.
I still cry to my life's theme song.....I think I've loved this for about 50 years now...❤
Keep on......
That flute and piano is just so damn beautiful words can't describe.
I think the flute player is David Muse, of former group Firefall who had broke up and he left to join the Marshall Tucker Band
My favorite parts of this song ❤️❤️
Ok I"ll describe for Ya..... AWESOME!
The Guitar is my Favorite
Piano is Great also
Still jamming in 24' Bro .!!!??
This music is timeless our grandchildren will be listening to MTB
I’m a flute player and have always loved this song and those flute parts!! So fun to play. Love how they wove it in there.
Guitar strummer most of my life. Flute and sax have always glued me to MTB, even though Mr Toy Caldwell is one of my favorite guitarists.
"Heard it in a love song" first time I heard it, I was 12, I knew then I wanted to play the piano. I can still play it without missing a beat. Bands like this are sorely missed, but they did give me one of the most important gifts of my life. Music. Playing music kept me sane at times, made me cry at times, made me happy and will be there till I die. MTB, Thank you.
I was 25 yrs old in 1977 living on the beach in southern Cal rocking out to this band as well...Good music is just that no matter where you're listening to it....but hell your time sounds much better :)
The good ole days~
Yep we use to do alot of hitchhiking back in those days. Life was good!
I feel sorry for the generation that takes this and many other wonderful songs that warm your heart and brings back a memory or two with it.
A T Morgan I HEAR YOU MAN! Being the youngest member of 5 kids and being exposed to "ROCK N' ROLL" at age 4! I decided to learn and play drums,guitar,bass guitar,and saxophone! Never regretted to this day!
Got a chance to meet the original members back in the day. Never seen such a group of good, decent musicians with so much talent.
I miss their beautiful songs and playing. I miss those days.
60's, 70's, and 80's.
The best country and southern rock era. Bygone days. graduation, marriage. Good times. A sense of well being and social dances. My oh me, how this country has changed.😢
Indeed. The America I grew up in is long gone, never to return
One of the best song I've ever heard from the 70's growing up 😢
I haven't heard this in forever. What a fresh reminder.
this song is too good for this current world. the contrast knocks you over.
One of the greatest songs ever it’s just a really good feel good song
This is probably my favorite of MTB's tunes. It just stays with me over time.
Same. I wasn't a big fan of MTB but this song is one of my all time faves.
@@andrewbird57 I'm not either. But lately I feel like all of the bands of the '70s influence my own music. Here's my latest in case you are interested:
ua-cam.com/video/76OxSEgWN9c/v-deo.html. Thanks and take care!
Music will never be this good again.
You are so right!!!
And it's still just as good as it ever`` was.
I live only a few miles from the MTB studio. Lots of stories about the parties from my friends who visited. I even bought a MTB vinyl from Doug Gray who owned a music store down the street. I miss the 70's. Lord, take me back.😢
This song always takes me back, to more innocent times, better days when I was still young, innocent and full of wonder. I was 14 when i first heard this gem. I would go back to those days in a minute.
65 and I am still listening
You probably were a wild girl in your day.😋
RIP, Marshall. Some of the finest southern rock ever recorded.
Dies peacefully at 99 years old.
❤
Southern rocks greatest
Marshall Tucker, almond brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly hatchet, and Pantera are my favorite southern rock. And Charlie Daniels, I actually saw Charlie Daniels and Molly hatchet play together in the early 2000s, before they both died, it was awesome.
I randomly heard this on the radio maybe two to three weeks ago and remembered that I'd heard it on and off in maybe the early 80s. I always thought it was called Pretty Little Love Song. Whatever, it's really great, and I've listened to it again now like 20 times. I mean, this is a Southern country rockish song that starts with a flute? Love the piano.
I used to think that to. It was 20-some years, before I found it out.
I heard this song about 1976 I also thought it was pretty little love song too
. Man the M.T.B. brings back such awe inspring moments from the 70's. They still make me feel a rush when I hear these tunes.
me too! it is indeed a rush! such good times and memories!!! Wish you could come but I don't need no woman tagging along.
Lauren Anon amen to that. Greatest of times💃🕺❤️
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TOY CALDWELL U.S. MARINE, VIETNAM VET 2 TOURS, Came home and formed Marshall Tucker, from the Carolinas, Appalachian good old, bluegrass country. Labeled Southern Rock. Best Southern band EVER!!! R.I.P. TOY and all the others. SEMPER FI.
I love the Marshall Tucker Band since day one back in the 70s I'm 63 years old now
John Worley, very well said. Dang, I sure wish we would have had Toy longer than we did. Nice man.
Great American. Awesome songwriter and guitarist. Had the pleasure of meeting him. R.I.P. Toy.
Amen
No offense but he did one tour. Combat engineer. Wounded. His discharge papers are on internet. May he rest in peace. Semper Fi.
Do you know who Marshall Tucker was
Mountains of South Carolina here. And still listening
Nothing better than Marshall Tucker's "Heard it in a Love Song"
Another Southern jewel, glad to of heard it on the radio in the 70,s a good feeling tune.Thanks Tucker boys! Rock On!
Takes me back to better days! Saw them many times.....Awesome!
I heard it. It was in a love song. God bless The Marshall Tucker Band and Our home Dixie!
+WT Hendrix I hunt with good ol boys from Dixie, and they are damn good company. Fine dog handlers too.
mitch cumstein
You found another one here on me. Texas and we go at it.
Great life we have. Nice to meet ya friend.
Ron Hall
Stoke it up and enjoy brother.
Old Black Betty bandlab
WT Hendrix Georgia!
when I first heard this song 40 years ago I thought I'd never grow old ,
here I am a old fart at 60 , amazing all that time , all the pain.
same
but it went by so fast and all i did was dream about going places and doing things,,, and all i really accumulated is debt and illness
You aint alone son. We are all walkin the same ole road our daddies did. Music like this makes it easier.
I wonder where I'll be 40 years from now. Also a bit scared of those thoughts.
I heard this song when I was 7
@@nikolinaninkovic6748 If you are 60, don't worry about it.
They found a way to combine rock, country ,blues andlyrics and made some of the most positve, caring music of thr 70's.timeless. thx M T B.peace!🌇
That's right . IM a 70s kid from Tennessee, I am Buddhist now living in Cambodia and i still can't get enough of these guys.
This is a great summer song. The Marshall Tucker Band is one of my favorites
I think this probably my favorite Marshall Tucker song.
I think what really makes this sing so awesome is the flute. I love Marshall Tucker band always have..
How about all those wonderful piano riffs?
My old girl friend LOVED dancing to this when we were out. She had a heart attack while I was visiting her this last Oct. This song makes me miss her even more.
hope you have good memories and enjoy them
My God... stay strong sir
RIP
Dirt roads and pastures, summertime and honeysuckle, The Marshall Tucker Band, Heaven!
Perfect song to open up 2025 with! The Marshall Tucker Band is timeless!! I like to start dreaming about tomorrow today!!
I don’t listen to a lot of Country, but this is just a great song by any measure. Definitely a country classic.
OUTSTANDING! Not your usual cowboy song with the flutes. Great arrangement!
Love this band and their music- Real music!!
amen bro
I played this to my Papa's and they sang along with me. I don't know how I did it , but I translated piano music to my flute. A miracle of God, I was never taught, I just did. The piccolo was so precious to me,. Thank You Mark. I 💙 you soo😘
Southern Rock at its finest and thank you for your service soldiers and musicians.
gotta be Southern Rock or nothing
After 42 years I still keep my first love in my heart and in my memories. I love you, Michelle
One of my all-time favorite songs! I can never get tired of it. Released on February 26, 1977 reaching #14 on June 11. Love the breeze through the field in the video.
This is the "short" version.. cutting the piano solo out of this song is downright criminal... That's the best part of the song!... So beautiful
This is the version most likely heard on AM radio.
Awesome sound quality! Great job....have my headphones on....in my own world!!!!
Me too!
THEY ARE FROM MY HOMETOWN SPARTANBURG SC. ! I was lucky enough to take drum set lessons from the drummer when I was a kid. Great guys great band.
When I hear a classic like this I drift back to being a kid of the 70's and not a care in the world, I miss the good days
I've been looking for this song all summer!!! This is a win.
This song gets me every time. Whenever I happen to hear it it inspires me.
Great song. Flute arrangement, guitar arrangements and the voice coming in late. Singer was attempting to show his singing voice. There are/were some men who thought like this. One of my favorites.
Doug Gray could do it
Can’t get any better than this. “can’t be wrong”
I will leave this playing for her as I bid her goodbye 😉
Where are you going??
Thats right
👍👏👏🎶🎶🤣🤣ttt24
Or she'll leave it playing for you.
@@nobodysbaby5048 LMAO
There’s so much passion in 70’s music. A great time to be alive. And hearing these songs today kindles a fire of revival in my spirit. There’s no passion in music anymore. Bring back the era of rebellion, radicalism and...ROCK AND ROLL. Marshall Tucker Band, once again, puts me on the highway, wind rushing in my ears, hair sailing behind me, the roar of power, a girlfriend waiting, and....
Danced my first dance with my husband at our wedding in 1981! Good memories!
Happy tunes of the 70's the Best decade EVER
Agree ....76 was a great year for music. We were blessed. Marshall Tucker, Jackson Browne, Pure Prairie league, Fogelberg, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt. This music created us and believe it or not the Viet Nam War hell created the greatest music of all time. Plus I saw Neil Young the night the war ended at Queens Collage on a junior high school night sneaking out the window climbing my white birch tree just to be apart of the greatest evening of wartime ending.
This song goes out to my ol Harley friend Bob when I used to hangout he always had that song on sadly Bob was killed by a drunk driver we had such good ol memories that will never die thanks for sharing this masterpiece ☮️
Marshall Tucker Band! Summer of '77. Southern Rock/Blues at it's best! Good ole days!
Still underrated in 2021!
I'm 63 and although I listened to this song as a boy, this song and band reminds me of driving for Wiley Sanders in 1988 and missing my wife.
This was 1 of 3 songs that played at the funeral home for my dad.
The other 2 were -
The Weight by The Band
&
Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen
Nice choices!
@@janetarmstrong7010 thank you💜
Amazing choices. My kind of guy, RIP
@@seshwondo376 thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Fabulous choices. I'm sorry for your loss.
'Perdy lit'l Love Song'... that's how I remembered it.
And a friend in HS.. thought "fear the reaper" was fear the reefer lpl
Stuck in the 60's and 70's for a good reason !
I love this stuff just like 40 some or more years ago, I'm almost glad I'm 69
These were as good as it gets people. Most Americans were too ate up with the British stuff to even know how good MTB was.....
Started listening to MTB in the Fall of 1976 and the music is just as good now as it was then.
Saw MTB every chance I got! Driving guitars and the truest vocals. Feel it every time I hear it!
Was a simplicity and freshness to music back then..so much being released..from many great artists..its only now, looking back, we can appreciate it..😎✌❤ Peace & Love All..
To look back and watch live videos of this band is phenomenal because of the pure sound and focus of the musicians Awesome
I'm 49 fla.ol skool, this band is such a Legend in so many ways , the magic of the flute to all the instruments,and the vocals, truly Good Hearted to the inner most vein......God bless,the ESSENTIAL MARSHALL TUCKER BAND....LIVE ON, IN ALL energy
One of the most powerful voices. MTB is awesome.
I saw the band at BILLY BOB'S in Ft. Worth in 1985. Jerry Eubanks was wearing a White suit and playing a chrome flute. We were only about 15 feet from the stage. GREAT SHOW!!
RIP Marshall. Thanks for sharing your music with us.
This man can hold the longest voice note in history, I saw it I saw it with my own two eyes.
Sonmt
Soon
I gotta say, yes I love Good Mythical Morning and Rhett and Link, but I grew up on this music so I knew it long before they were on the Internet and before UA-cam even existed. But if they bring new young fans to this amazing music, hats off to them. I hope all you guys and girls here from GMM can appreciate some amazing classic southern rock.
My go to, feel good music. So many memories.
Doug Gray has a great deep voice, the album Face Down In The Blues blew me away.
This song just touches my heart...ABSOLUTELY AWESOME
There's something so romantic about it I can't stop thinking of living the life.
When i listen to Marshall Tucker so do my neighbors....... one acre away !
I'm not really a country type of Guy, but I sure do Love this song! Kind of Happy and Sad at the same time!! For some strange reason, "the song just started playing in my head, with me even hearing it on the radio"?? What? "is this an Omen"???
This song was one of my wife Fav. Love song... 28yrs together/ she passed in 2013... I miss her so much...
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Now that's music at its finest. What an underrated group. Good songs and good ol boys.All American made
Best music ever I graduated in 1978. Damn I am getting older. 🤪
DITTO!🤣
Graduated in 1973, not getting older but better 😅
Doug Grey and Toy Caldwell were Vietnam veterans. Doug Grey served as a US Army Sergeant from 1968-70. Toy Caldwell was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. I respect this band and these two men because they took the hard way and came out better.
my father was a WW2 Navy veteran...never mentioned it...and that was after having his house bombed by German aircraft...never looked for attention because of it
I grew up listening to Marshall Tucker. Never gets old
Love this song, especially on the back of the Harley. Wind, sun and Marshall Tucker.... Can't Be Wrong!!!
Feel like this was the first song I heard as a baby... pure, folksy, and an invitation to dance
I saw them in Sacramento California in 1978 at Cal expo, they're the best performing band I've ever seen in my life, and I have seen many in my 64 years
I might be 11 but I heard it when I was 9 and it is one of the best songs I have heard!!!!!!
Already loving Southern Rock when I heard this song it was the cherry on top of the icing on top of the cake for me back in the day.
I'm only 40 but I think I have a spirit that was maybe from a simpler time .I understand😊
kids
Especially now
That’s kinda old buddy
I’m 28. Feel the same way
@@kentoniodavonte4281 I agree. If music is good, it's good. Dosen't much matter when, who or how it was created. Music moves us spiritually and when that's achieved, the details of origin and composition are rarely of influence.