@@travelwithtony5767I have to add the 50s and 60's to the decades of a fuckin great time to be alive. I am so thankful that I lived thru 4 decades of music and life experiences 👍✌
@@terraryzing1726 my dad used to take me to their concerts when I was a kid. Again I'm only 20 and I love classic/southern rock. To say young people dont know good music is an assumption
It’s 2020 im a 19 year old rapper and this is still one of my favorite songs. Thank you mom for playing this in the car when I was little. I love you ❤️
A real musician can appreciate all kinds of music since you never know where your influences may lie. Good for you for keeping your mind (and your ears) open!
I was also at that concert. I now live in Austin. I'm 66 years old and think about that night. Thank you for refreshing me. Who else was on the bill too much whiskey under this bridge...
I agree it is crazy, but I get on RUclips all the time. I'm 62 & watch all these great videos. Some make me happy, and some make me cry. Best wishes to you.
They were my favorite band back in the 70’s . I still love there music today and forever! Boy the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s were a magical time for music. So glad I grew up in that era! There is a lot of beautiful music created by the younger talent in today’s time, I just hope they carry on the music and magic the was created in that magical era! 🙏
I grew up with their kids. Played Tball for the Marshall Tucker Bandits when I was 5. My mom kept the Jersey and my wife has bought a shadow box for it to hang it in my office.
Seen Marshall Tucker at the August Jam Charlotte Motor Speedway 1974. I was 16 years old would love to go back to those days. You don't find bands like we had I those days love the 70s and 80s. Rock on.
I was there also. At the time I had never heard of them. When they finished, all I could say over and over was, "A hellava a band!!!" Of course I became a life time fan. I am now 66 years old, but still remember it like yesterday. One hellava of a band!
Awesome song . The drum rhythm is so crazy good . Something about it I can’t describe, but man is it cool good . At 72 years young I am trying to learn to play this song on my guitar .
Live they actually have time to play their solos, the album version is too short. This is a 5-7 minute song they shortened to under 4 minutes for radio play. I feel the same way about a lot of songs from that era, the radio certainly hurt some bands as they were a lot better live.
anything with this many members i.e allman brothers band, charlie daniels band, grateful dead, lynyrd skynyrd, doobie brothers, chicago has so many top notch members they all need a few minutes to shine on every jam. very hard to do in studio, thats why the bands i just named will forever be the greatest bands live
southern music is all soul, nothing better, country, rock, soul, country, pop, lol not bieber, not katy, not waste of time like so much if raddio...thank god for the South!
Riding around in Donger’s stang listening to MTB on many a freezing night at Purdue University in the early 80s. The two of us getting stoned with Jesus (my roommate’s nickname ;). Glory Days!
I was at this concert. Lynyrd Skynyrd was the opening act. Joe Walsh was the headliner, and played after Marshall Tucker. The Coliseum was a terrible concert venue, with atrocious acoustics, but this was still one of the best concerts I ever attended.
The music lives on. The man, the Legend, the musical pioneer and the Marshall Tucker Band, that influenced many taught many well and highly respected. As the music plays on, ride in peace.
This is my go to music and band when I want to step into the time machine and go back to the carefree times of my youth. I’m 70 years young now and The Marshal Tucker Band gives me the same thrill now as it did then. Long live country rock.
Unless you were around at that time, the younger generation will never understand. Never. RIP one of the greatest bands to ever exist on the face of the earth.
I live 12 miles from Spartanburg sc where these guys grew up and formed. about there age . coming up toy and tommy had a teenage band named the toy factory. just a tidbit. the boys done good.
dhix I absolutely love this song...love watching Toy n Tommy. Would love more information about. So curious about their childhood...n growing up. I want to go to their home town once in my life time.
so sad they all 3 died (there was a younger brother that died early 80s, about a month later Tommy died...then about a decade later Toy died) their parents outlived all 3 sons. thats about as sad as sad gets
I saw MTB in a small venue in Cedar Rapids Iowa in the late seventies, there was a snow storm and I was doing windowpane & the band blew me away - it was a great night
This Man Toy Caldwell is a American Hero he served in Vietnam and wrote part of this song in Vietnam thanks for your service soldier Cary on in Heaven with God and Jesus Christ Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗
Purple heart Marine. Read a letter that was written to his dad who has now passed away and was posted on the Toy Caldwell Appreciation Page on FB several years ago that he carried a fellow marine quite a long way to safety. He said he had written this prior to MTB existence. There is a song with a picture of a service member with a rifle thrown over one shoulder, a guitar over the other. I can almost see the guy turn around and it be Toy. Miss you so much...our boys...Toy, Tommy. George. Rest in peace. You left behind a beautiful gift of music... all of MTB. Semper Fi Toy & Tommy. And thanks Doug for your service in the Army.
Ain't Nothin' better than a live show. Band gettin' into it, crowd rock n', music sounding great, everything coming together, creatin' "Magic & Memories"
Real music for sure. I have talked to a few young-uns out there listening to this music, and they all give the same reply, this is the only real music left. What is playing now doesn't compare.
I heard Waylons version first , Loved it ! Then Marshall Tucker Band came out with the original version , I was blown away by them and the talent they had , The Best Southern Rock Band ever
Saw them in spring of 74 at the Assembly Hall in Champaign IL. They were unbelievable and the best of the 2 bands there that night. The other band was the Eagles.
I'm lucky to grow up in the 70s, saw MTB close to 30 times throughout the 70s will always be one of favorites, RIP Toy, Tommy and George , see you down the trail
I dated the best guy in the whole world (sorry, hubby of 32 years! LOL!) when MTB was popular. He was truly a country boy and could do anything and didn't need tobacco, guns or troublemaking like some "country" fans do today. He built the most beautiful log cabin homes and it broke my heart when he had a major stroke and will never be the same., because they just don't make men like him anymore. I liked all their songs, but my favorite was always "property line". Guess I was hoping he would marry me, build me a log home in the woods and share our love forever. There is just something positive and catchy about that song with the sweet lyrics of a guy falling in love and wanting to "walk his property line". Thanks for the memories forever John, xoxoxo
one of the greatest bands ever. My wife Deborah Vinesette raised in Cowpens SC .she went to school with the brothers .but when the other one passed we were living in Greer SC and his wife called and went to his wake. like i said i didn" know either one but I SURE LOVED theiir music my wife passed 8 yrs. and everytime I hear that song can' t you see I love but i have to leave it.
I'm sooo thankful I shook hands with each of them at an outside venue in Daytona Beach FL. I still listen and pray for Doug and and the new guys. God Bless this band.
I saw them 11/10/75 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines IA. With the Charlie Daniels Band opening half the crowd twice the smoke, what a great night!!!!
To all you young ones out there... please don't let this music die.
You got a deal
Sweetheart this music will never die it in all are souls 😇
Yes, I hope so too darlin....
No Way.....this IS great music !!!!!
We won't
What a fucking great time to be alive.
Never again will the stars align like they did in the 70’s and 80’s.
Never.
When you watch this in contrast to what's going on today - It's sad
'cause there's such an obvious agenda behind todays enrertainment
@@bertkilborne6464 exactly..
@@travelwithtony5767I have to add the 50s and 60's to the decades of a fuckin great time to be alive. I am so thankful that I lived thru 4 decades of music and life experiences 👍✌
@@bertkilborne6464Ditto, perfectly stated truth.
You said a mouth full brother them days are gone and they ain't coming back.
All Vietnam vets also! God bless the Marshall Tucker band ❤
I saw them in 1977 and they were the opening act! Phenomenal!
Are you kidding, the younger people have no idea the greatest Rock and Roll bands, and by far Marshall Tucker was one of the greatest ever......
I'm currently 20 and love the Marshall tucker band, the Beatles, the doobie brothers, eagles, Tom petty, and last but certainly not least, Bob seger.
Agreed n im only 37 thanks to my daddy i love this type of music.😉😜
Check out Lynyrd Skynyrd young people wouldn't know that name either
@@terraryzing1726 my dad used to take me to their concerts when I was a kid. Again I'm only 20 and I love classic/southern rock. To say young people dont know good music is an assumption
@@FirBurger98 I mean most young people rather listen to hip hop and Don't know what good music is
One of the most underated bands ever!! Rest in peace Toy.
THEY WERE NOT UNDER RATED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The world is a sadder place without Toy Caldwell. Fortunately, his music will live on forever.
yes it will, if this old boy has anything to say about it!
One hell of a voice.
I cover this song as a tribute to Toy.
Mr. Toy Caldwell! Yes sir!
Back when Music was Raw, Real and very Live...... There was no mix, fix, glitz nor gimmick; it was the creation and expression of the Soul...
It’s 2020 im a 19 year old rapper and this is still one of my favorite songs. Thank you mom for playing this in the car when I was little. I love you ❤️
You are a fortunate son! ;-)
You're a good man...carry on!
Nice
This is real organic 🎵🎶❗
Nothing today can compare to it ❗
No computer 🎵🎶 , real 🎵🎶💯❗
A real musician can appreciate all kinds of music since you never know where your influences may lie. Good for you for keeping your mind (and your ears) open!
This band got me through my years in the Marines in the seventies and eighties.
Thank You for your service to our country !!
I was also at that concert. I now live in Austin. I'm 66 years old and think about that night. Thank you for refreshing me. Who else was on the bill too much whiskey under this bridge...
JELLY!!
Skynyrd and Joe Walsh
It's crazy to be able to go on RUclips and find full concerts I attended in my youth. I still have the ticket stubs from this one.
I agree it is crazy, but I get on RUclips all the time. I'm 62 & watch all these great videos. Some make me happy, and some make me cry. Best wishes to you.
Great old song. Lead guitar killing it.
Toy caldwell best guitar picker that didn't use a pick. southern rock. we lost the greatest. 😭🇺🇸💔
you really did. an innovator and original is all he knew how to be. but up here in NW Minnesota we lost him too.
They were my favorite band back in the 70’s . I still love there music today and forever! Boy the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s were a magical time for music. So glad I grew up in that era! There is a lot of beautiful music created by the younger talent in today’s time, I just hope they carry on the music and magic the was created in that magical era! 🙏
I grew up with their kids. Played Tball for the Marshall Tucker Bandits when I was 5. My mom kept the Jersey and my wife has bought a shadow box for it to hang it in my office.
Pretty cool ..
This a classic song.
I love this band and i own a lot of their vinyls.
greetings from Italy
That woman hurt him. Real, real BAD. Outstanding southern blues!!!
The sound track to our youth. Toys thumb pickin was something to see. Long Live TMTB 🎸🎼🥁🎤🎻🎺🎻
we can wish in one hand and crap in the other that a picker like Toy will ever be heard again
Sure I am 56Still listen to it
Seen Marshall Tucker at the August Jam Charlotte Motor Speedway 1974. I was 16 years old would love to go back to those days. You don't find bands like we had I those days love the 70s and 80s. Rock on.
Me too it was awesome and that's an understatement
@Fuzzy Butkus .......Well said 😎
I was there also. At the time I had never heard of them. When they finished, all I could say over and over was, "A hellava a band!!!" Of course I became a life time fan. I am now 66 years old, but still remember it like yesterday. One hellava of a band!
Southern white boy blues. ....MTB is part of the sound track of our lifes
Awesome song . The drum rhythm is so crazy good . Something about it I can’t describe, but man is it cool good . At 72 years young I am trying to learn to play this song on my guitar .
D,C and G
@@jimwilson9371 Thanks Jim . D,C,G , BACK TO D . RIGHT
@@ernestroger3326 right
@Tom Faria Cannot imagine how he does that . Just an awesome rhythm and beat .
I'm a 59 year old Australian and I just discovered this band and track and am learning to play it also.
My parents took me to this show when I was 7 years old. I remember thinking the drummer bell was awesome.
Who in the world would give this song a thumbs down?!!
Can’t they hear?
His voice is pretty rough maybe.
We know who'd dislike this
For some reason I like every live version I've heard more than the studio version. This would be another one🤠
IT'S TOO DAM FAST!!!
I like the ‘73 live version a little better. His voice seems pretty hoarse here. Still great tho
Live they actually have time to play their solos, the album version is too short. This is a 5-7 minute song they shortened to under 4 minutes for radio play.
I feel the same way about a lot of songs from that era, the radio certainly hurt some bands as they were a lot better live.
@@riggermorpus That 73 version is immortal.
anything with this many members i.e allman brothers band, charlie daniels band, grateful dead, lynyrd skynyrd, doobie brothers, chicago has so many top notch members they all need a few minutes to shine on every jam. very hard to do in studio, thats why the bands i just named will forever be the greatest bands live
Thank you southerners for giving me the gift of rock and roll. Toronto thanks you.
You're welcome from the Marshall Tucker state of SC.
"the band" was from toronto. "take a load off fanny, and... and... and... ya put the load right on me!"
@@fredsmith6324 .... Levon wasn’t from Toronto, he was from down here 😎
i remember going to see marshall tucker in 1974 and hearing this song..................... unforgettable
Saw them in reno 1994 my wife never heard of them and didn't want to go by the end of the night she was there biggest fan
I'm a South Carolina brother as well !! Miss you boys ! Thank you for the memories .....
southern music is all soul, nothing better, country, rock, soul, country, pop, lol not bieber, not katy, not waste of time like so much if raddio...thank god for the South!
ronnie toots You said it brother.
Long live the Caldwell's Dewayne, Ronnie and the rest.
They're my Hero's!
that is what i have always felt , this is pure soul . Amazing voice! Southern rock is just soul , funk. Love it , I am a in my thirties and love it
Love southern rock and proud to be from the Marshall Tucker state of SC.
I couldn’t agree more I grew up in the south and live out west right now and sometimes I miss it really bad God bless our southern roots
God bless Dixie, straight from the heart of Dixie!
Was fortunate enough to see them a couple of times in the hills of northern California during this era. I will always remember how great they were.
I love the back up harmony I can watch this 10 times in a row
Riding around in Donger’s stang listening to MTB on many a freezing night at Purdue University in the early 80s. The two of us getting stoned with Jesus (my roommate’s nickname ;). Glory Days!
Country rock from the 70's was and always be my life!!
I was at this concert. Lynyrd Skynyrd was the opening act. Joe Walsh was the headliner, and played after Marshall Tucker. The Coliseum was a terrible concert venue, with atrocious acoustics, but this was still one of the best concerts I ever attended.
Epic concert.
Don't make em like that any more...
@@johnglennmercury7 no they DON'T
What a night, just epic!
How do they not make them like that anymore? Been to Glastonbury? Huge converts all over
southerb rock is the best music, ever! from nova scotia, canada!
I love that les paul sound !
God bless South Carolina
The Caldwell brothers were awesome,RIP my friends,poppa.........
The music lives on. The man, the Legend, the musical pioneer and the Marshall Tucker Band, that influenced many taught many well and highly respected. As the music plays on, ride in peace.
Saw them live 1976. Fueled me too do those coast to coast runs back in the day. Fly High
I really miss this music from my youth! Underrated and never given the credits they deserved for there brand of music! Memories man!
This is my go to music and band when I want to step into the time machine and go back to the carefree times of my youth. I’m 70 years young now and The Marshal Tucker Band gives me the same thrill now as it did then. Long live country rock.
Unless you were around at that time, the younger generation will never understand.
Never.
RIP one of the greatest bands to ever exist on the face of the earth.
I live 12 miles from Spartanburg sc where these guys grew up and formed. about there age . coming up toy and tommy had a teenage band named the toy factory. just a tidbit. the boys done good.
dhix I absolutely love this song...love watching Toy n Tommy. Would love more information about. So curious about their childhood...n growing up. I want to go to their home town once in my life time.
woodruff area....
West Columbia, SC here.
so sad they all 3 died (there was a younger brother that died early 80s, about a month later Tommy died...then about a decade later Toy died) their parents outlived all 3 sons. thats about as sad as sad gets
Saw the MTB with the Grateful Dead in 1977 in Englishtown NJ. A day I will never forget ( or remember lol)
I saw MTB in a small venue in Cedar Rapids Iowa in the late seventies, there was a snow storm and I was doing windowpane & the band blew me away - it was a great night
I live "just up the road" and somehow missed that one....dang it!
dick dewater 4way. I can dig it
We were doing the same thing here on the west coast back then brother! Wouldn't trade coming up back then for anything!! Stay well!
This Man Toy Caldwell is a American Hero he served in Vietnam and wrote part of this song in Vietnam thanks for your service soldier Cary on in Heaven with God and Jesus Christ Amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💗
Purple heart Marine. Read a letter that was written to his dad who has now passed away and was posted on the Toy Caldwell Appreciation Page on FB several years ago that he carried a fellow marine quite a long way to safety. He said he had written this prior to MTB existence. There is a song with a picture of a service member with a rifle thrown over one shoulder, a guitar over the other. I can almost see the guy turn around and it be Toy. Miss you so much...our boys...Toy, Tommy. George. Rest in peace. You left behind a beautiful gift of music... all of MTB. Semper Fi Toy & Tommy. And thanks Doug for your service in the Army.
Ain't Nothin' better than a live show. Band gettin' into it,
crowd rock n', music sounding great, everything coming together,
creatin' "Magic & Memories"
Real music for sure. I have talked to a few young-uns out there listening to this music, and they all give the same reply, this is the only real music left. What is playing now doesn't compare.
" NO Eye can't see. "
" Great Song!!! "
" Thank you my Brothers "
its a trip seeing Marshall Tucker Band in later years like fire on the mountain
I heard Waylons version first , Loved it ! Then Marshall Tucker Band came out with the original version , I was blown away by them and the talent they had , The Best Southern Rock Band ever
I seen this original line up 5 times,awesome,rock on my Friends,poppa.........
This was with Franklin Wilkie on Bass. Six months after Tommy Caldwell died.
God damn't can't get enough of Southern rock and roll
Why you damn it 🤣
Ole Toy could growl... This songs right there with Free Bird and Ramblin man as far as classics go
soul music to the core....a hint of country and all Marshall Tucker Band with Toy wearing out those vocals with his soulful voice
old country. yep. country used to have the best players and wildest singers.
Seen Marshall Tucker band quite a few times and they were always 👍
Love the flute
Saw them in spring of 74 at the Assembly Hall in Champaign IL. They were unbelievable and the best of the 2 bands there that night. The other band was the Eagles.
I seen this group 5 times,one of the best ever,RIP Caldwell brothers,poppa...........
I'm lucky to grow up in the 70s, saw MTB close to 30 times throughout the 70s will always be one of favorites, RIP Toy, Tommy and George , see you down the trail
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!
I dated the best guy in the whole world (sorry, hubby of 32 years! LOL!) when MTB was popular. He was truly a country boy and could do anything and didn't need tobacco, guns or troublemaking like some "country" fans do today. He built the most beautiful log cabin homes and it broke my heart when he had a major stroke and will never be the same., because they just don't make men like him anymore. I liked all their songs, but my favorite was always "property line". Guess I was hoping he would marry me, build me a log home in the woods and share our love forever. There is just something positive and catchy about that song with the sweet lyrics of a guy falling in love and wanting to "walk his property line". Thanks for the memories forever John, xoxoxo
one of the greatest bands ever. My wife Deborah Vinesette raised in Cowpens SC .she went to school with the brothers .but when the other one passed we were living in Greer SC and his wife called and went to his wake. like i said i didn" know either one but I SURE LOVED theiir music my wife passed 8 yrs. and everytime I hear that song can' t you see I love but i have to leave it.
i loved the marshall tucker band . saw them in 79 at civic arena pittsburgh pa. awesome...........
Saw many of the greats back in the late 60's and early 70's at the Civic Arena! What a great time it was!
Greatest Song ever ✌🏻💯🇺🇸
one of many greatest songs ever aye!!!
I saw you in the Umphrey's McGee comment section lol
Darling MTB music will never ever die ! I which I would have been at that concert ! Great memories !
I'm sooo thankful
I shook hands with each of them at an outside venue in Daytona Beach FL.
I still listen and pray for Doug and and the new guys. God Bless this band.
I was lucky enough to see them a few times in the mid thru late '70s. Awesome
One of my top favorites in 1975. God bless Marshall Tucker Band and God bless us everyone from Patrick
THEY CERTAINLY ROCK WITH SOME COUNTRY FLAVOR!🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵❣
Middle of my high school year. My favorite song from then.
Here it is ! Just one of their many wonderful songs- They were so good live !
Those were some very good days.
Now that's a band that we don't have now a days!
AWESOME!!! THANK YOU😘😘 SAM HOUSTON & THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘
The magic thumb of Toy Caldwell
Incredible experience to listen to these guys .Thank you Marshall Tucker band. And what a monstrous voice
Great tune, great band!
myworldmywoman
Omg I was there I was so young what a good time loved it God I'm old now
You're never old as long as you hear the music with your heart.
I saw them 11/10/75 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines IA. With the Charlie Daniels Band opening half the crowd twice the smoke, what a great night!!!!
My favorite year, turned 18
Saw these guys…76 or 77 in Champaign Urbana, Illinois…I was at university there…small venue…I’ll never forget it
What great music! Best blazing blues solo ever!
true country boys with awesome talent when it mattered!! love always!!
Toy Caldwell is a Legend to those who can See
Wow great tune. great great band too classic tunes even after all these yrs.
Wow! Live ,Raw and uncut. Nothing better then that!
Never tire of MTB. I had the pleasure of seeing them twice, once of all places at Astroworld and in my hometown at a place called Cantina Sante Fe.
Going to see them in January. Fourth time for me! Great live band.
I seen them in Lardner Tennessee in 1983 got to talk to the band and eat with them had a blast.
Just a great band
First song I ever danced to with the girl who became my wife. Sandys Clam Bar - Glens Falls NY
if i had to list my top 10 favorite songs of all time im not sure what it would be. but im damn sure this song would be on it.
Timeless and so true .
saw Marshall Tucker in New Jersey Sun Tan Lake 😋
Awesome song always great lyrics great band too classic tunes
Miss those guys awesome talents gone too soon
saw this show in NoLa Superdome, with charley daniels, wet willie, allmans
DAMN!!! The only thing I can say is SOUL & PASSION.
Still the best guitar tone that's ever been.that thumb.that was the shit