Because its not a valid excuse. Everyone knows children come last in America. Look at ou4 education system. Im not saying its a good system I just want some consistancy......somewhere in life. Either kids come first or they dont.
@@jgator6694I’m with you, “This Ol’ Cowboy”, for me, is the very best it ever got with The Marshall Tucker Band. The lyrics are witty, and soloing is just phenomenal.
Love love MTB!!! Another you should listen to is a live video of 24 hours at a time! You will really enjoy that! Also listen to This Ol’ Cowboy great jam near the end! I have seen them a dozen times in the 70’s and 80’s and was never disappointed!! They were jamming!! Doug Gray awesome voice, Toy Caldwell great on guitar, Jerry Eubanks on flute etc, George McCorkle, Paul Riddle, all of them!! RIP Tommy, Toy and Tim!❤
I loved MTB. Blended genres into their special brand of Southern Rock like no other band. Piano, sax, flute, steel, keys, guitar, vocal harmonies, etc., blended jazz, blues, C&W, bluegrass, rock, all into the MTB sound. RIP boys. Good health to Doug Gray.
YES Please- Don't Misunderstand Me Also Swamp Music- Sweet Little Missy- Skynrd Grey Ghost- Henry Paul Skin it Back- Little Feat Gator Country- Molly Hatchet
The guitar player Toy Caldwell was a Vietnam veteran that was wounded and was told he had a ticket to return home, he refused and snuck back to his unit to reunite with his Marine buddies, he was also the lead singer in their song, "Can't You See"
Love this Band !!! 4 members of MTB served in the Military. Toy Caldwell was the Lead Guitarist/Writer and Lead Vocalist. He also was a Marine who received the Purple Heart in Vietnam.
A friend of mine since childhood, played the flute for Marshall Tucker band. He was an original member of Firefall. His Name was David Muse. He passed away but his flute resonates in many hearts.
You both outdid yourselves today! Three great songs from my childhood in the 70s! The 70s always have a special place in my heart! Thanks for always doing a great job in your reactions. ❤
The sign of a great song is when you can still remember all of the lyrics decades later. And I can still remember my 8-track tape cutting some their songs in half. Seemed like FOREVER until the song clicked over 😂🥰
Absolutely love that image of the sun setting over wheat fields. I've been around that a lot here in Kansas. But I'm from Texas so I also get the rest of the vibe. Plus it's quite humorous, it's very tongue and cheek and he's just saying, hey I can say this shit and say all that, because that's what they say in all the love songs right? But you can tell that from the very first verse, he actually really loves this person.
Never apologize for family time! I am driving from Arizona to pick my grandkids up in Orange County, CA for a two week visit (6 snd 9)! I am so excited! Great song...love Marshall Tucker...saw them twice in the late '70s!
This is one of these great bands that sounds the same live as on their records - not a bunch of manipulation or extra fill to make a record sound better than what they can do live.
Love this so much. I taught it as a poem to my high school English class, just printing out the lyrics, and letting the students debate whether the narrator is sympathetic or not. [A man knows he has to move on but doesn't want to crush his woman's heart. He'd stay another year if he saw her cry so he has to sneak out. It hurts your heart.] Then I blew their minds by playing the song. [But this version is the short radio version and doesn't tell the whole story; otherwise, Amber would have been all over it with a tear in HER eye.]
Their most country song is “Desert Skies”, not one of their biggest, but one of my favorites that always reminds me of my late sister, who loved it,calling it kerplunkity plunk music.
Chills...just talking to my buddy today and we talked about concerts. He said he saw the Allman Bros, The Marshall Tucker Band and I think he said Joel Walsh, for $8.50 back in the day. It was in Dallas stadium where the Cowboys played in the 70's. So cool I would see you doing MTB tonight. I never saw them in concert, only heard them through AM radio magic.
Back in th day we could only hear songs when they came on the radio and I can remember hearing a great song and having no idea who it was. You get to listen to songs with headphones and think about every word and relisten. Do you ever go back to spring on 2020 and think what if Jordan didn't start reacting to songs and how small your musical world was.
Fun fact. Well into adulthood, I heard the chorus as, "Purtty little looovee song!" As I got older, I knew that couldn't be right. I also became aware of a song by TMTB called, "Heard It In a Love Song". Still did not put two and two together. It wasn't until I was watching a 70s classic rock cover band that I finally heard the chorus properly. The people I was with, including my wife, stared at me, dumbfounded, as I excitedly noted that THIS was Heard It In a Love Song! That's what they say in the chorus!! To them I was saying something patently obvious, "Hey!! We're watching a 70's classic rock cover band!!!" Yeah, no sh##. That wasn't the first time that had happened....
Marshal Tucker was a fun band to see live I was born in 64 had a hippie Uncle who took to me to sooo many Festivals where you'd see at least 12 different bands such good memories
This song makes me feel something in my belly like i been somewhere and need to go back and its years later in the middle of nowhere in a forest ! Love this band and blackfoot highway song ! Also Fire on the mountain is really good !
Doug Gray-lead vocals Toy Caldwell-lead & acoustic guitars Tommy Caldwell-bass guitar, background vocals George McCorkle-rhythm guitar Paul Riddle-drums Jerry Eubanks-flute, background vocals Guest musicians Paul Hornsby-piano, Hammond organ
I have seen the Marshall Tucker Band 3 times and enjoyed every concert. They were such a great band to see live. They always got you jumping.Thank you Jay and Amber for playing them.
My personal favorite of their entire catalog. Now that “Can’t You See?” and this tune have been checked off the list, maybe they’re ready for it next, seems the obvious choice.
Definitely the soundtrack of my youth, 15 years old, hanging out around a bonfire and listening to Marshall Tucker Band. My motto has always been I wasn't country when country was cool, but I do love me some Willie, Marshall Tucker and CDB (Charlie Daniels Band). This song does have a country feel to it, but I still love it! Makes me feel old though, heck, I AM old! Glad you guys got to have a fun day at the water park! I know it's awful hot here in Texas, but my water park days are over. I am fortunate enough to have a pool, just no fun slides and the pool right now is kinda green because the chemicals are off.. anybody thinking about getting a pool just know this.. it is a money pit! Take care all!
My favorite radio station when I was a teen in the 1960's and 70's was KOMA-1520 AM radio at 50,000 Watts from Oklahoma City, they played all the popular songs and many times they were first with the newest hits. we could tune in to that station in the evenings after sunset from Wyoming, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota.
Fun fact. They song they heard it in is "Can't Buy Me Love". Also, for the longest time I thought the lyrics were, "pretty little love song" not "heard it in a love song". So "can't be bought" never made sense to me.
I love The Marshall Tucker Band. I think it was in 2022 my friend who sings with Black Oak Arkansas got to be on the same concert as The Marshall Tucker Band
At the time we had no idea that we were rolling with was “Southern Rock”. We only knew that while Racing Cars and Chasing Skirts, this is what was blasting out of the AM Radio!
Great band formed by two brothers Tommy & Toy Caldwell , Toy died in an automobile accident. And Tommy died later at his home in So. Carolina saw them many times, many times in the 70’s in San Francisco at the Winterland auditorium. Great band
Lordy. This song brings back memories. I fell totally in love with a man described in this song. Broke my heart. Looking back, I sigh and and feel no animosity. Life is a journey. It's all good. 😊
Ah man, can't believe you picked the version that cuts out the piano solo, that blows knowing how much you two like piano. Damn. All good songs today though!
I was going to say the same thing, This is the single (radio) version. The album version is far superior with the extended piano break AND another verse that is edited out of this one.
@@billmcmahon5454 Yup. And they did a weird edit for the single, which has only three verses (the album has four). For the third verse (single version), they pieced together the first part of the album’s third verse with the last part of the album’s fourth verse. The flute intro is shorter on this one, too. Add it all up and they chopped a full 1-1/2 minutes off the album version.
All of the 70's and 80's ...the Disco that we danced all night to and everything in between ..❤Y'all are The Best ...Thanks so much ...Sooo glad y'all are listening to all the great sounds that I grew up with ...Love it. !!!
One of my favorite song lyrics ever. "I ain't never been with a woman long enough for my boots to get old, but we've been together so long now they both need re-soled."
You never have to apologize for putting your kids first
Listen to Fire on the Mountain
ABSOFREEKINGLUTLY KIDS HAVE TO COME FIRST
Because its not a valid excuse. Everyone knows children come last in America. Look at ou4 education system. Im not saying its a good system I just want some consistancy......somewhere in life. Either kids come first or they dont.
,,,,,😅😅😅@@natecloe8535
Don't apologize. Spend time with your children while they're young.
I agree. They only stay little. For a little while. Goes by too fast
Wise words.
They're grown in the blink of an eye. Nothing is more important.
Making memories with kids is more important than making a reaction video.
Monumental effect on my life ! 😊
As a southerner growing up in the 70’s, thanks for this.
Add a New Yorker who also appreciates this.
The south has given America so much great music. I'm from the north, but y'all down south just seem to understand things.
Marshall Tucker Band combined rock, country, blues and jazz. One of a kind. Their use of the flute was great.
This is the short, radio version. Gotta listen to the long version!
Yeah I missed the break for the piano...
Please listen to the full version. It’s a must
More is better.
My favorite song of this great band!! Sad lyrics, but absolutely beautiful!🤘🔥
Marshall Tucker are definitely a southern rock band to me this is their best song of them all. I just love them myself.
Same here.
Prime Time too!
I think their best is “This ol Cowboy”. Flute is amazing zing..
@@jgator6694I’m with you, “This Ol’ Cowboy”, for me, is the very best it ever got with The Marshall Tucker Band. The lyrics are witty, and soloing is just phenomenal.
The Marshall Tucker Band didn't fit into just 1 music genre box. They were a blend of Country-Western songs, Blues & Rock songs.
Man, back in the 70's, after hearing that flute solo on the radio, it would be stuck in your all day. Such a beautiful melody to whistle to.
It still does. LOL
"This Ole Cowboy" " 24 Hours at a Time" are 2 of my fav Marshall Tucker songs. This band is my Sunday morning playlist . So smooth .
"Last of the Singing Cowboys" is my favorite
I love the jazzy feel of this old cowboy
Great band! 'Can't You See' and 'This Ole Cowboy'are my favorite MTB songs.
This is actually the band's highest-charting hit-and the most recognizable.
Love Amber's smile when those harmonies first kicked in. 💞
Love love MTB!!! Another you should listen to is a live video of 24 hours at a time! You will really enjoy that! Also listen to This Ol’ Cowboy great jam near the end! I have seen them a dozen times in the 70’s and 80’s and was never disappointed!! They were jamming!! Doug Gray awesome voice, Toy Caldwell great on guitar, Jerry Eubanks on flute etc, George McCorkle, Paul Riddle, all of them!! RIP Tommy, Toy and Tim!❤
Being spontaneous with your kids is a MUST! Enjoy them while you can.
I loved MTB. Blended genres into their special brand of Southern Rock like no other band. Piano, sax, flute, steel, keys, guitar, vocal harmonies, etc., blended jazz, blues, C&W, bluegrass, rock, all into the MTB sound. RIP boys. Good health to Doug Gray.
Rossington Collins Band - Don't Misunderstand Me, another southern rock gem
Also…Pine Box. Great a cappella.
YES Please- Don't Misunderstand Me
Also Swamp Music- Sweet Little Missy- Skynrd
Grey Ghost- Henry Paul
Skin it Back- Little Feat
Gator Country- Molly Hatchet
Add Grinderswitch - Redwing and Point Blank -Mean to your Queenie
They had another nice one titled "I'm Free Today".
"One Good Man" is my favorite from Rossington Collins Band...
this is the radio/single edit - make sure you check out the full album version. And congrats for taking the time to be mom and dad!
The guitar player Toy Caldwell was a Vietnam veteran that was wounded and was told he had a ticket to return home, he refused and snuck back to his unit to reunite with his Marine buddies, he was also the lead singer in their song, "Can't You See"
He also was a Purple Heart recipient from his service in the Vietnam War.
I so love the Flute infusion into the Song's.
Love this Band !!! 4 members of MTB served in the Military. Toy Caldwell was the Lead Guitarist/Writer and Lead Vocalist. He also was a Marine who received the Purple Heart in Vietnam.
I had forgotten how much I like this song. Thanks for reviewing it!
All Southern Rock bands are a little bit County and The Marshall Tucker Band is one of the best.
Fire On The Mountain is my favorite with this being a close second. Can't You See is so close that you might as well call it a tie. Love these guys.
A friend of mine since childhood, played the flute for Marshall Tucker band. He was an original member of Firefall. His Name was David Muse. He passed away but his flute resonates in many hearts.
Sorry to hear that. Firefall had great music in the seventies and eighties. There was a great flute solo in a song called Mexico. Was that him?
@@Sandyg1961 yes it was! My favorite!
@@anngraham3265 one of mine also….”I had to go…I feel I’m sinking….I just don’t know….but I can’t stop thinkin….Mexico.
Oh my gosh! This is in my top ten songs of all time. Thank you for this reaction.
You both outdid yourselves today! Three great songs from my childhood in the 70s! The 70s always have a special place in my heart! Thanks for always doing a great job in your reactions. ❤
Mine 2
When I don't see you guys, I keep you in my prayers to make sure you're okay. Glad you went out and had some fun. Great song!
Saw them in concert a few times in the 70's. Always great.
The sign of a great song is when you can still remember all of the lyrics decades later. And I can still remember my 8-track tape cutting some their songs in half. Seemed like FOREVER until the song clicked over 😂🥰
I've loved this song since I first heard it in the seventies when it came out in 1977. I was 11!!
Love the instrumentals especially the flute and piano.
From Spartanburg South Carolina, Capricorn Recording artist, The Marshall Tucker Band.
Absolutely love that image of the sun setting over wheat fields. I've been around that a lot here in Kansas. But I'm from Texas so I also get the rest of the vibe. Plus it's quite humorous, it's very tongue and cheek and he's just saying, hey I can say this shit and say all that, because that's what they say in all the love songs right? But you can tell that from the very first verse, he actually really loves this person.
Hope the water park was fun! Haven’t heard this since it came out. Such a joyful tune for the summer! Thanks, guys.
Never apologize for family time! I am driving from Arizona to pick my grandkids up in Orange County, CA for a two week visit (6 snd 9)! I am so excited! Great song...love Marshall Tucker...saw them twice in the late '70s!
This is one of these great bands that sounds the same live as on their records - not a bunch of manipulation or extra fill to make a record sound better than what they can do live.
Yes the exteded versions are great!
Great song!!!!! Love you guys💕💕💕💕💕 Keep playing that great 70's music❤
Love this so much. I taught it as a poem to my high school English class, just printing out the lyrics, and letting the students debate whether the narrator is sympathetic or not. [A man knows he has to move on but doesn't want to crush his woman's heart. He'd stay another year if he saw her cry so he has to sneak out. It hurts your heart.] Then I blew their minds by playing the song. [But this version is the short radio version and doesn't tell the whole story; otherwise, Amber would have been all over it with a tear in HER eye.]
Their most country song is “Desert Skies”, not one of their biggest, but one of my favorites that always reminds me of my late sister, who loved it,calling it kerplunkity plunk music.
Chills...just talking to my buddy today and we talked about concerts. He said he saw the Allman Bros, The Marshall Tucker Band and I think he said Joel Walsh, for $8.50 back in the day. It was in Dallas stadium where the Cowboys played in the 70's. So cool I would see you doing MTB tonight. I never saw them in concert, only heard them through AM radio magic.
Back in th day we could only hear songs when they came on the radio and I can remember hearing a great song and having no idea who it was. You get to listen to songs with headphones and think about every word and relisten. Do you ever go back to spring on 2020 and think what if Jordan didn't start reacting to songs and how small your musical world was.
My wife and I wore out at least 6 cassettes in our car when this came out Carolina Dreams. Cover to Cover, fantastic.
love this one been playing it in my truck for almost 30 years now
Having a little backyard party middle of the summer drinking some beer play some Marshall Tucker Band He Haw 😊
If there is such a thing as a perfect southern rock pop song, this is it.
Our band covers it. Never fails to get a good response from the audience.
Agreed
I have to agree!!
Fun fact. Well into adulthood, I heard the chorus as, "Purtty little looovee song!" As I got older, I knew that couldn't be right.
I also became aware of a song by TMTB called, "Heard It In a Love Song". Still did not put two and two together.
It wasn't until I was watching a 70s classic rock cover band that I finally heard the chorus properly.
The people I was with, including my wife, stared at me, dumbfounded, as I excitedly noted that THIS was Heard It In a Love Song! That's what they say in the chorus!!
To them I was saying something patently obvious, "Hey!! We're watching a 70's classic rock cover band!!!" Yeah, no sh##.
That wasn't the first time that had happened....
SAME! I still sing Purdy little love song.
@@WeirdAlpha Yep , so did I , for years
Same here
I heard it the same way for years!
I did, too. It turns out, this is a well-known mondegreen (misheard lyric). Many people have thought it was the same wrong lyric.
Marshal Tucker was a fun band to see live I was born in 64 had a hippie Uncle who took to me to sooo many Festivals where you'd see at least 12 different bands such good memories
Marshall Tucker is from Spartanburg SC and not to far from me in Clover SC. They are still there and do local festivals now and then.
Ya just can’t stop moving as soon as this song starts!!! A great song and ya can’t help but singing along!!!!
Fantastic band with a great catalogue. Four of the original band members served in the US Military.
Three great songs tonight. Heard It In A Love Song has a great feel. Love the flute.
This song makes me feel something in my belly like i been somewhere and need to go back and its years later in the middle of nowhere in a forest ! Love this band and blackfoot highway song ! Also Fire on the mountain is really good !
MTB is my favorite band. Try from the Where we All Belong album, This Ol Cowboy and 24 Hours At A Time. Both bangers
I love Marshall Tucker Band, and this is such a sweet song....endearing. ❤
Always take time u need for family we will be here when u r back
Doug Gray-lead vocals
Toy Caldwell-lead & acoustic guitars
Tommy Caldwell-bass guitar, background vocals
George McCorkle-rhythm guitar
Paul Riddle-drums
Jerry Eubanks-flute, background vocals
Guest musicians
Paul Hornsby-piano, Hammond organ
Thanks Wikipedia
@@Tel864 Saved me 10 seconds. No problem there.
Another Marshall Tucker Band song to is This ol’ Cowboy
I have seen the Marshall Tucker Band 3 times and enjoyed every concert. They were such a great band to see live. They always got you jumping.Thank you Jay and Amber for playing them.
It's official I hang on to your words too much. LOL When Rob said 3 times a week Monday through Sunday. I spit my drink. LOL
My all time favorite Marshall Tucker song.
You guys know… 🎶🎶 this has always been one of my favorite southern rock songs
It's a great song. It defines the 70s. My high school years. They were the BEST!!
One Marshall Tucker that will blow your mind is “This Ole Cowboy”! Hard-bop Western swing, basically country jazz
This. ^^
My personal favorite of their entire catalog. Now that “Can’t You See?” and this tune have been checked off the list, maybe they’re ready for it next, seems the obvious choice.
Definitely the soundtrack of my youth, 15 years old, hanging out around a bonfire and listening to Marshall Tucker Band. My motto has always been I wasn't country when country was cool, but I do love me some Willie, Marshall Tucker and CDB (Charlie Daniels Band). This song does have a country feel to it, but I still love it! Makes me feel old though, heck, I AM old! Glad you guys got to have a fun day at the water park! I know it's awful hot here in Texas, but my water park days are over. I am fortunate enough to have a pool, just no fun slides and the pool right now is kinda green because the chemicals are off.. anybody thinking about getting a pool just know this.. it is a money pit! Take care all!
Can't go wrong listening to them
I will guarantee you will never regret a day you spend with your children.
Water Parks are important in summer. Glad that you had some fun, since the weather had been really crappy your way for a while!
Definitely a summer song for me.....Always heard this on the radio during the summer season in the south.
I first saw MTB in KC when they were touring this album. Great concert, fun band!!
i'm jealous... i didn't get into MTB until years after Toy died, wish i could've seen them live in their hey-day.
Love this song!
Hell, part of the reason I watch is because of the family. If you need a break, take it we will be here when you're back.
One of my top 20 songs of all time. It is magical, beautiful, soulful and very sad...... The piano and flute solos just rip my heart out every time!
Classic song!!🎶 A banger!!! Glad yall got to have a family day!! Wave 🌊 ❤❤
My favorite radio station when I was a teen in the 1960's and 70's was KOMA-1520 AM radio at 50,000 Watts from Oklahoma City, they played all the popular songs and many times they were first with the newest hits. we could tune in to that station in the evenings after sunset from Wyoming, South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota.
I still have Marshal Tucker and Charley Daniels albums stashed away under my stairs.
Love love love this band.
Wonderful song
Add to the suggestion of "This Ole Cowboy" roll "The Last of the Singing Cowboys". Unexpected from a country band. Great horns!
Hey I understand it is hot weather and the kids are out of school and the way I look at it is Family comes first besides the kids grow up so fast.
Fun fact. They song they heard it in is "Can't Buy Me Love".
Also, for the longest time I thought the lyrics were, "pretty little love song" not
"heard it in a love song".
So "can't be bought" never made sense to me.
It's all about that descending piano riff in the chorus
I love The Marshall Tucker Band. I think it was in 2022 my friend who sings with Black Oak Arkansas got to be on the same concert as The Marshall Tucker Band
BOA, MTB, ABB and WW(Wet Willie)all recorded in the 70’s at Capricorn Records in Macon. My hometown. It was a great time to be a teenager in Macon,Ga.
Missed you both yesterday…pray all is well!
Great to have you back!
I love this song…🙏❤️
Glad to see ya exploring this music, AND enjoying those the young ones.
"Take the Highway" and "Ramblin" are worth listening to, as well as others.
Another fantastic song suggestion, love this song hope you enjoy it 😊
I loved this song when it came out and still do. Country/rock with great guitar playing, piano, vocals, and most definitely the flute is amazing.
This really was 70s night all 3 songs Thank you Jay n Amber.
I remember when I was a kid, in the Summer a Farmer in the country letting local bands go play in his field while we went and watched them.
At the time we had no idea that we were rolling with was “Southern Rock”. We only knew that while Racing Cars and Chasing Skirts, this is what was blasting out of the AM Radio!
Great band formed by two brothers Tommy & Toy Caldwell , Toy died in an automobile accident. And Tommy died later at his home in So. Carolina saw them many times, many times in the 70’s in San Francisco at the Winterland auditorium. Great band
Doug Grsy voice outstanding
I'm guessing "GrAy".
Lordy. This song brings back memories. I fell totally in love with a man described in this song. Broke my heart. Looking back, I sigh and and feel no animosity. Life is a journey. It's all good. 😊
Ah man, can't believe you picked the version that cuts out the piano solo, that blows knowing how much you two like piano. Damn. All good songs today though!
I was going to say the same thing, This is the single (radio) version. The album version is far superior with the extended piano break AND another verse that is edited out of this one.
@@humphreygruntwhistle3946I thought so.. 'I never had a damn thing, but what I had..' that one?
@@billmcmahon5454 Yup. And they did a weird edit for the single, which has only three verses (the album has four). For the third verse (single version), they pieced together the first part of the album’s third verse with the last part of the album’s fourth verse. The flute intro is shorter on this one, too. Add it all up and they chopped a full 1-1/2 minutes off the album version.
Growing up in the 70s and 80s was awesome. This was a nighttime beach party song.
Such a beautiful song.
Every One needs a break hope y'all had fun with family. Great song Thank you
All of the 70's and 80's ...the Disco that we danced all night to and everything in between ..❤Y'all are The Best ...Thanks so much ...Sooo glad y'all are listening to all the great sounds that I grew up with ...Love it. !!!
One of my favorite song lyrics ever. "I ain't never been with a woman long enough for my boots to get old, but we've been together so long now they both need re-soled."
Fun times are Family Times
Cherish the memories
One of the greatest from my childhood. Although at that young age, I used to think they sang “Purty Little Love Song” lol
Me too.
Same. I can still hear it.