I got turn on to Marshall Tucker when I was 17 I will be 64 in January by a dear friend Randy Olson God rest his soul I'm a black man he was white one of the best friends I ever had.
I’m 73 and have been playing guitar for over 55 years. But, once I saw Toy playing with just his thumb, it changed my whole way of playing the guitar. I’ve seen these guys 7 times and their music is embedded in my life. Thank you Marshall Tucker Band, and a big shout out to Doug Gray, one of the finest voices of all time. Peace
I thank God you had your husband and he had you for some time. Often here about making the most of every day and every moment but man that's not easy to do. When we loose a loved one were reminded of that. I hope you have been ok since your husbands passing!!! “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” John 16:33
I know what you mean and at my funeral I'm gonna have them play the A B song by the greatest bunch of musicians that ever got together I been listening to them since 1974. Saw the Marshall Tucker Band , the allman Brothers and Charlie Daniel's Band at Multiple auditorium in Kansas City in 1974 best country ever went to and I've been to a lot of them
Then we are the same age as you posted that message three years ago I’m 67 and this has been my comfort music since I was in my teens It is a blend of ❤heavenly, gospel, rock, bluegrass all rolled into the most intoxicating, soothing frequencies my soul has ever experienced
The musicianship on this particular song has to be one of the greatest ever recorded. It’s all there pedal steel, fiddle, flute, drums, honky tonk piano. Just superb like nothing you hear today
Plus great lyrics, honest and heartfelt, greal vocals, harmonica, fantastic guitar, a smooth and steady rolling drum beat and just the right amount of bass. What more what could you ask for?
They bring great joy to my life!!! The Marshall Tucker Band didn't come about by accident! A gift from God for all to enjoy, for many decades to come! Much love from the bluegrass state...
This is the song my husband sent me when we first started dating. And to this day he will still send it to me and say ..remember ❤ We both love this band and wow they made such good music!
My late husband's and my song...He played drums in his band for 26 years..they payed this song with out the drums so we could dance to this song. I miss him! Great song for couples who really love each other...
randall scott burress Lol, do you mean drunk? lol I am, and I don’t drink much! I had to get away from all the crap going on in our country! 🙏♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This song is my absolute favorite of all time by Marshall Tucker! I play this song once a week and dance around my living room. No one can ever top this song, in my opinion. The instrumental part is so awesome, but then again, the whole song is! Miss the 70's and this music! I know Tommy & Toy are rockin' out in the heavens!
This was the first band I followed age 14 in 1976. The first album I ever bought was Searching for rainbow, first concert I went to front row seats compliments of my Mother for myself and my girlfriend both of us 16 years old at The Fabulous Fox Theater Atlanta, Georgia 1978. Amazing journey in music I've been blessed with over the years. Theirs a special place in my heart that's occupied by The Marshall Tucker Band. 60 years old now and obviously still listen to this band.
I remember the first time I saw them at Winterland Arena in San Francisco in 1973 , the first tour of the West Coast . They come out on stage and there is Toy Caldwell with his cowboy hat and I'm thinking " oh no , a country band ! " But then I noticed that the main singer had this long , long hair and the other members looked like hippies , so I thought " this might get interesting " . And it was . The first album had just come out and they played almost all of it and it was great . Marshall Tucker won over the crowd with their songs , the honesty that they played with and the fact that they rocked ! They were well liked here on the West Coast . Still are .
These guys are one of the greatest bands there ever was. His voice is like an angel. No matter how many times I hear them, I sing, and I can feel it all the way to my soul. I'm almost sixty. I will never tire of their tunes, and promise to crank up the volume.😊l
I saw Marshall Tucker band at Six flags themed park in Missouri over 20 years ago. I remember how awesome they were . Pure raw musical talent. No technicals. Great concert
This song will always remind me of you. It was our song. I’ll never forget singing it to you in the summer at the lake. We didn’t make it, but life goes on. 🥹
Great memories from back in the day. My long red hair turning gray, gravity turning my face red!!! RIP Kidd & Mike Madala Brothers Brothers from the road!!!
What a song... brings me back to early 80's chasing woman in the "mountains" of upstate NY... man I want my 70's 80's back!!! The small-town bars in Cooperstown and Morrisville, little did I know, were the closest I'd ever get to Heaven.
Sounds like the music did its job. Bringing people together. This music is so great! I was introduced to it when I was the same age. It stays with me. And brings me right back to that time. Awesome.
These guys went through awful times but they made the best music around, ahead of their time and still after all these years I believe great tunes from very accomplished musicians. I listen to this band daily. Lovely comments listed here so nice to read the stories. I was in England during the sixties, girls and rubbish cars and tinkly music, we hardly had anything so deep and tuneful as this late great band.
Damn! I love all these old songs! Makes me pop a top, sit back on the front porch, and go through some old and amazing memories! Thanks for posting these old priceless hits!!
Damn... I have loved MTB since I was a kid in the late 70s and early 80s. After getting married, house broke, and domesticated, I had forgot just how great this song is!!!
Too funny :) "After getting married, house broke, and domesticated". I feel horrible for anyone born after 1999... seriously!!! And hope maybe the 2070's and 2080's might be great again.
Paul, Charlie, Tommy, Toy, Jerry, George, and Doug... What a great bunch of players.... Miss the original lineup..... Paul T. You sound great!!!! Doug, get it on, brother!!! Love you guys....
Been listening to The Marshall Tucker Band since 2004, from my dad. They are still my favorite band, even before the Allman Brothers & Lynyrd Skynyrd. MTB is in a league of their own
used to it was Charlie Daniels , Marshal Tucker and the Outlaws that toured together. I f you like Marshall Tucker , you will like the early Charlie Daniels albums, his first 3 albums were really good
Just think this is the best Love song of this Era. Listen to the different instruments (so many) in a perfectly orchestrated timeless tune. It all comes together like a perfect meal. Vocals etc. flawless. MTB One of the best all time Bands.
Well...can I agree 100% and still put my “heard it in a live song” as 100% = 200% ? I saw them at Ashle for the Arts about 2 weeks ago. WHAT A SHOW...!!!
I remember being a kid on the way to Florida in 1978. In South Carolina on I-95 a Brown Van with "Marshall Tucker Band" written on the side came driving by. Been playing this song since!
Mine and wife's theme song. Still have unreedemed tickets for front row in st.louis for cancelled concert upon Tom's death. Saw Toy with his band in dinner club shortly before his death. Best no pick guitarist EVER. RIP thunder thumb
My father has a bunch of guitars signed by Doug , Tommy , and Toy ... He always use to tell me the story of how they blazed the biggest J to that song years ago.
I am truly a blessed southern hot mess with the love and dedication of these amazing Marshall Tucker boys, and the amazing music they have brought into my life.. thank you so much
I have loved this song for 30+yrs. Reminds me of my late Husband this is exactly the way I feel about him and always have. I miss him more then words can say. I love you Ricky I
Santa Barbara County Bowl in the mid to late 70's, what a show!!! Opening act was playing when MTB pulled up in 3 or 4 busses,the place went batshit crazy.I bet they heard us in Ventura!!!
They are the most under rated bands and there music is price less, can't you see, fire on the mountain, searching for rainbow,they have a lot great music it's modern ole time western sitting around the camp fire sound of true love
You got that right! The talent in this band was simply amazing. So many great instruments and the sound is awesome. Love the flute solo, the fiddle, the piano, and the guitar solos ... all of it is so good! So glad I was living in the south and got to see them many times over the years. The south sure put out some great music in the 70's!!
Saw the Tucker Band at Winterland in summer of 1975, then opened for the Allman Brothers bands a few nights later in the Oakland Coliseum. Still great to listen to their magic some 44 years later.
Went to a concert at The Mile High Stadium back in ‘77’ when I was in the Air Force. I got a ticket from another airman in exchange for a large set of mule deer antlers I had found in Wyoming. There were several groups on the venue playing. Heart came out and started playing then started complaining about equipment malfunction and walked off. Marshall Tucker came right out started jamming. I never looked back. I play them thinking about simpler times and getting lost in music. I haven’t been able to listen to Heart at all since then. Also saw Dolly Pardon & Charlie Daniels at the Frontier Days in Cheyenne and Roy Clark @ the Greeley CO. rodeo. I’m 66 yrs old now and wish I could go back in time.
Can't Understand the thumbs down what were the looking for I can't put a angle on where they were even coming from Just as tightly balanced in each one's part no Competition Just Sweet...Thank yall for all the Post and all the Many Many Sweet Memories 💓 ol couple way down in TX...Mary and jd 52yrs
I saw Toy and the guys as many times as I could...come the 7th time I was 21 running keno at harrahs reno in 78'...my man at the time was a local limo driver and MTB came to town and me and my 'Long Hard Ride' t shirt got to meet and party with those guys after the show...I Love them and remember it all like it was yesterday. And now I'll 'Bob Away My Blues'
🖤🥀This song is pure straight to the point of every emotions mixed with so much passion love and pride intwined into the lyrics vocals and music. I use to watch them play & the one thing that stood out way how Toy Caldwell play's guitar don't get me wrong I love them all but everyone has been in my life and love in the music industry over the years🥀✌🥀🕊
Yes probably one of the best songs toy Caldwell ever wrote the guy that taught me how to play guitar which name was make you found was one of his good friends and this was one of the first songs he taught me to play I miss him a lot but he will always live on in my mind to Mickey Fowler one of the best outlaw Southern rock players out there
That would be futile. I don't do online flirting crap! Been alone for over 5 years since my husband died. If there is someone else for me, he will have to be local! Kapish?
I got turn on to Marshall Tucker when I was 17 I will be 64 in January by a dear friend Randy Olson God rest his soul I'm a black man he was white one of the best friends I ever had.
Why can't we be friends? The MEDIA manipulators don't like it because of the political payoffs.
Anthony, I can't love your comment enough.
Same kind of timeline I’m a white dude from Montana. Please come see my paradise in MT. Bless you brother
@@thericeman8836 ?
miss him
It just doesn’t get any better than this! Still, in April 2023!
I graduated in 77 and they still touch me
When musicians could sing and play, no auto tune, just talent.
I’m 73 and have been playing guitar for over 55 years. But, once I saw Toy playing with just his thumb, it changed my whole way of playing the guitar. I’ve seen these guys 7 times and their music is embedded in my life. Thank you Marshall Tucker Band, and a big shout out to Doug Gray, one of the finest voices of all time. Peace
❤😘😘😘😘😘😘
Hall of Fame some were any where song writers no rock n roll country come on Man!!!
My husband had me listen to this 1 month before he died of brain aneurysm. This song is very special to me. Played it at his funeral.
That's heart breaking I wish you piece love and kiss's
He really loved you. Lucky girl.
Rip! my song also!!!
I thank God you had your husband and he had you for some time.
Often here about making the most of every day and every moment but man that's not easy to do. When we loose a loved one were reminded of that.
I hope you have been ok since your husbands passing!!!
“In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” John 16:33
I know what you mean and at my funeral I'm gonna have them play the A B song by the greatest bunch of musicians that ever got together I been listening to them since 1974. Saw the Marshall Tucker Band , the allman Brothers and Charlie Daniel's Band at Multiple auditorium in Kansas City in 1974 best country ever went to and I've been to a lot of them
Then we are the same age as you posted that message three years ago I’m 67 and this has been my comfort music since I was in my teens It is a blend of ❤heavenly, gospel, rock, bluegrass all rolled into the most intoxicating, soothing frequencies my soul has ever experienced
AMEN !!!
I'm 66 yrs old today and still want to move to this perfection ❤
The 1970's was and still best years of music, everything.
I started listening to them in 74 , always been exceptional musicians and singers!
The musicianship on this particular song has to be one of the greatest ever recorded. It’s all there pedal steel, fiddle, flute, drums, honky tonk piano. Just superb like nothing you hear today
Listening to it with earbuds brings out each instrument and its superb ❤
Plus great lyrics, honest and heartfelt, greal vocals, harmonica, fantastic guitar, a smooth and steady rolling drum beat and just the right amount of bass. What more what could you ask for?
They bring great joy to my life!!! The Marshall Tucker Band didn't come about by accident! A gift from God for all to enjoy, for many decades to come! Much love from the bluegrass state...
still listening to Marshal Tucker Band in 2024, miss Toy and Tommy Caldwell
This is the song my husband sent me when we first started dating. And to this day he will still send it to me and say ..remember ❤
We both love this band and wow they made such good music!
My late husband's and my song...He played drums in his band for 26 years..they payed this song with out the drums so we could dance to this song. I miss him!
Great song for couples who really love each other...
Barbara Harris
Awesome love story honey!! XOXOXOXO
My fiance's song to me... He passed away last year in May... I miss him very much, he had liver cancer he was 58 and I'm 39, best man I ever new💔💔
God Bless you both.
So very sorry for your loss. It's hard. My husband died at 50 a couple of years ago. Take care and keep cherishing those memories.
Funny, you listen to a song for years & one day you hear something more in it. Great band!
Definitely.Makes the hair on my arms stand to attention!?! One of the Greatest bands, ever!
Christy Sneath yes
100
randall scott burress Lol, do you mean drunk? lol I am, and I don’t drink much! I had to get away from all the crap going on in our country! 🙏♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So very true, brings tears to these eyes
Feel good song..."special place in my heart" is the slam dunk...Marshall Tucker is the most under rated bands in history....
There's nobody And I mean nobody can come close to the Tucker boys
AMEN
If there was ever one song I had to show someone to convince them of how instrumentally diverse southern rock/country can be, this would be the one.
Great point. I agree.
This song is my absolute favorite of all time by Marshall Tucker! I play this song once a week and dance around my living room. No one can ever top this song, in my opinion. The instrumental part is so awesome, but then again, the whole song is! Miss the 70's and this music! I know Tommy & Toy are rockin' out in the heavens!
That's so true now Charlie is with them. I'm jealous of the Angles
I love you.
I couldn't agree with you More, I was blessed to have gone to see them live, One of the móst beautiful songs ever performed,
Truth Spoken by y'all. After 47 years, this song just brought my first love back to me. Nothing more to say. ❤❤❤
This was the first band I followed age 14 in 1976. The first album I ever bought was Searching for rainbow, first concert I went to front row seats compliments of my Mother for myself and my girlfriend both of us 16 years old at The Fabulous Fox Theater Atlanta, Georgia 1978. Amazing journey in music I've been blessed with over the years. Theirs a special place in my heart that's occupied by The Marshall Tucker Band. 60 years old now and obviously still listen to this band.
I remember the first time I saw them at Winterland Arena in San Francisco in 1973 , the first tour of the West Coast . They come out on stage and there is Toy Caldwell with his cowboy hat and I'm thinking " oh no , a country band ! " But then I noticed that the main singer had this long , long hair and the other members looked like hippies , so I thought " this might get interesting " . And it was . The first album had just come out and they played almost all of it and it was great . Marshall Tucker won over the crowd with their songs , the honesty that they played with and the fact that they rocked ! They were well liked here on the West Coast . Still are .
These guys are one of the greatest bands there ever was. His voice is like an angel.
No matter how many times I hear them, I sing, and I can feel it all the way to my soul.
I'm almost sixty. I will never tire of their tunes, and promise to crank up the volume.😊l
oh hell yes !
I saw Marshall Tucker band at Six flags themed park in Missouri over 20 years ago. I remember how awesome they were . Pure raw musical talent. No technicals. Great concert
I was in college in a farming town what a great time
Thank you Marshall Tucker Band we love you!
.. hanging out with my brothers..and Marshall tucker band came on the radio. This band has always been with me. What one song… can mean to all.
This song will always remind me of you. It was our song. I’ll never forget singing it to you in the summer at the lake. We didn’t make it, but life goes on. 🥹
IRREPLACEBLE..... RIP CALDWELL BROS!!! I remember so many great concerts with this BAND in the greatest decade ever(70s)....
truly one of the great bands of all time
Amen!!!🤘🤘
Great memories from back in the day. My long red hair turning gray, gravity turning my face red!!!
RIP Kidd & Mike Madala Brothers
Brothers from the road!!!
Lost my wife theresa 5 months ago! How short life can be! Don't take it for granite! Thank n u MTB for your music! Toy u were the wordsmith !
What a song... brings me back to early 80's chasing woman in the "mountains" of upstate NY... man I want my 70's 80's back!!! The small-town bars in Cooperstown and Morrisville, little did I know, were the closest I'd ever get to Heaven.
My Narcissistic wife made me think this was her favourite song. It's still my top 5. No matter what.
Sounds like the music did its job.
Bringing people together.
This music is so great! I was introduced to it when I was the same age. It stays with me. And brings me right back to that time. Awesome.
One of the best bands ever!! Sooo many good memories, and I’m 66y
Perfection. Listen with earbuds so you can pickup on each instrument ❤
These guys went through awful times but they made the best music around, ahead of their time and still after all these years I believe great tunes from very accomplished musicians. I listen to this band daily. Lovely comments listed here so nice to read the stories. I was in England during the sixties, girls and rubbish cars and tinkly music, we hardly had anything so deep and tuneful as this late great band.
Damn! I love all these old songs! Makes me pop a top, sit back on the front porch, and go through some old and amazing memories! Thanks for posting these old priceless hits!!
My love who passed away this week, use to dedicate this song to me while he was singing in his band❤
Damn... I have loved MTB since I was a kid in the late 70s and early 80s. After getting married, house broke, and domesticated, I had forgot just how great this song is!!!
Too funny :) "After getting married, house broke, and domesticated".
I feel horrible for anyone born after 1999... seriously!!!
And hope maybe the 2070's and 2080's might be great again.
Paul, Charlie, Tommy, Toy, Jerry, George, and Doug... What a great bunch of players.... Miss the original lineup..... Paul T. You sound great!!!! Doug, get it on, brother!!! Love you guys....
Been listening to The Marshall Tucker Band since 2004, from my dad. They are still my favorite band, even before the Allman Brothers & Lynyrd Skynyrd. MTB is in a league of their own
used to it was Charlie Daniels , Marshal Tucker and the Outlaws that toured together. I f you like Marshall Tucker , you will like the early Charlie Daniels albums, his first 3 albums were really good
Just think this is the best Love song of this Era. Listen to the different instruments (so many) in a perfectly orchestrated timeless tune. It all comes together like a perfect meal. Vocals etc. flawless. MTB One of the best all time Bands.
I agree 100%
Well...can I agree 100% and still put my “heard it in a live song” as 100% = 200% ?
I saw them at Ashle for the Arts about 2 weeks ago. WHAT A SHOW...!!!
142 dislikes, definitely not in the right state of mind ...
They get mixed up between music and today’s electronics, music is made electronics are entered
I remember being a kid on the way to Florida in 1978. In South Carolina on I-95 a Brown Van with "Marshall Tucker Band" written on the side came driving by. Been playing this song since!
Like David Allen C. said, "the perfect country song."
Mine and wife's theme song. Still have unreedemed tickets for front row in st.louis for cancelled concert upon Tom's death. Saw Toy with his band in dinner club shortly before his death. Best no pick guitarist EVER. RIP thunder thumb
Saw em play at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth in '91 and they sounded even better live than recorded
My father has a bunch of guitars signed by Doug , Tommy , and Toy ... He always use to tell me the story of how they blazed the biggest J to that song years ago.
So many great songs from MTB, but this is absolutely one of their best!
One of the greatest songs ever
I am truly a blessed southern hot mess with the love and dedication of these amazing Marshall Tucker boys, and the amazing music they have brought into my life.. thank you so much
One the best, sax is Marshall Tucker "I never should have started loving you" This "ole cowboy" Desert skies....greatest band of all time....
That's sipping Whiskey music.
Outstanding tune makes me cry.thanks dad.
MTB and Poco,2 of the greatest and most underrated bands ever.
I have loved this song for 30+yrs. Reminds me of my late Husband this is exactly the way I feel about him and always have. I miss him more then words can say. I love you Ricky
I
Absolutely beautiful song
Yes it is definitely one of the most perfect songs ever
Being married to Tommy and Toy's cousin is the best. All the Caldwell men are wonderful.
Janice - We are working on publishing a book about southern rock musics influence. Would you be interested in talking with us?
Yes I would
let me know when and how ok?
love these guys saw them in there prime many times !
I met Toy one night with a special friend. He was the greatest
Santa Barbara County Bowl in the mid to late 70's, what a show!!! Opening act was playing when MTB pulled up in 3 or 4 busses,the place went batshit crazy.I bet they heard us in Ventura!!!
I saw the Beach Boys at the same venue in '65!! WOW!!! SOO,..."
bitchin'"
They are the most under rated bands and there music is price less, can't you see, fire on the mountain, searching for rainbow,they have a lot great music it's modern ole time western sitting around the camp fire sound of true love
You got that right! The talent in this band was simply amazing. So many great instruments and the sound is awesome. Love the flute solo, the fiddle, the piano, and the guitar solos ... all of it is so good! So glad I was living in the south and got to see them many times over the years. The south sure put out some great music in the 70's!!
Love MTB My Band 4Ever I was In jail with there drummer way back In the day.
Just readings the reply’s,comments, the captivated harts , of this great song ,puts a tear in my eye and a content smile on my face for days
°! It will always amaze me that their wonderful gospel spirited music always shines away the a maybe weary day !°
MTB can bring tears to my eyes 🎼💙🎼💙🎼💙🎼💙
Toy caldwell is my hero i love the way he plays guitar ive tried to play the same he dose n it works out good for me
Saw the Tucker Band at Winterland in summer of 1975, then opened for the Allman Brothers bands a few nights later in the Oakland Coliseum. Still great to listen to their magic some 44 years later.
WOW!!
They should not have had to be a COVER BAND FOR ANYONE THEY HAD SO MUCH TALENT. ITS A SHAME. 👍
Thank you for the story of your life. I miss those men and the music .
Being a drummer I wanted to play flute after Marshall tucker
did you???
Went to a concert at The Mile High Stadium back in ‘77’ when I was in the Air Force. I got a ticket from another airman in exchange for a large set of mule deer antlers I had found in Wyoming. There were several groups on the venue playing. Heart came out and started playing then started complaining about equipment malfunction and walked off. Marshall Tucker came right out started jamming. I never looked back. I play them thinking about simpler times and getting lost in music. I haven’t been able to listen to Heart at all since then. Also saw Dolly Pardon & Charlie Daniels at the Frontier Days in Cheyenne and Roy Clark @ the Greeley CO. rodeo. I’m 66 yrs old now and wish I could go back in time.
Back in ‘77 firing up the bong, no expectations
today firing up the hookah with no expectations but soothin the soul
thats right....1970s the best music ...tonight southern rockin in the summer with MTucker @ JJBurns Park in Massapequa😘😎❤💛💚
Ours was can't you see.
Been GONE a long times
Time doesn't heal a broken heart
Now this is a great song...I definitely consider it some of the best feeling music in my own personal life
Down to Earth Good ol' boys from Spartanburg S.C.
Love is one of the words that gives a true feeling for years of the MTBOYS, Music keep you in a good place always. Love IT
1 of the best southern rock bands ever
It is kinda bittersweet! Those were the days, only if we could go back to those days!
I'm 68 now..wasn't a fan in the 70's now I can't get enough...thanx MTB
Can't Understand the thumbs down what were the looking for I can't put a angle on where they were even coming from Just as tightly balanced in each one's part no Competition
Just Sweet...Thank yall for all the Post and all the Many Many Sweet Memories 💓 ol couple way down in TX...Mary and jd 52yrs
Never missed a show when they rolled through Chicago back in the 70's
Hopefully someday the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame will come calling but since they hate southern rock I doubt sad cause these guys were superb musicians
I saw Toy and the guys as many times as I could...come the 7th time I was 21 running keno at harrahs reno in 78'...my man at the time was a local limo driver and MTB came to town and me and my 'Long Hard Ride' t shirt got to meet and party with those guys after the show...I Love them and remember it all like it was yesterday. And now I'll 'Bob Away My Blues'
Love this song!!! It is the best🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
Listening to Marshall Tucker for the 1st time in 2024😊
@ monica, Sorry not following through on complete screen name but glad to see/ know
Top notch music
This very sing is my go to
Welcome aboard
I havent heard this since I was 13. Thank you so much. Btw I just turned 34
That's a great song. It's a great band never get tired of this song.
The first time I saw Marshall Tucker band was at Six flags in Pacific MO. Loved them been listening ever since. 40 years later still love them ❤
New to this one but, it's great !!!!
You gotta love Marshall Tucker band olden knew it all of it it's all good
I guess I'm getting older but this music is a good idea to listen to 💘💜💙💪🌷🌟🙏
🖤🥀This song is pure straight to the point of every emotions mixed with so much passion love and pride intwined into the lyrics vocals and music. I use to watch them play & the one thing that stood out way how Toy Caldwell play's guitar don't get me wrong I love them all but everyone has been in my life and love in the music industry over the years🥀✌🥀🕊
Yes probably one of the best songs toy Caldwell ever wrote the guy that taught me how to play guitar which name was make you found was one of his good friends and this was one of the first songs he taught me to play I miss him a lot but he will always live on in my mind to Mickey Fowler one of the best outlaw Southern rock players out there
Well what a incredible story.. great memories for you, and all of us who love this band more everyday.. 💙🌈🌙
Beautiful song..love it..
My favorite Mashell Tucker song
Perfect.
I seen Marshall tucker band at Va Hampton coliseum the best concert i have been to.
Saw them at Scope. Long Hard Ride album cover was the backdrop.
Thank You GWB for the dedication ...⚘️
this music will never be duplicated,
This band was so good.
Such a pretty love song.
Much love! HareKrishna&GodBless❤️🙏
I have loved them so many years. I cried rivers when we lost Toy
NIENTE DI PIU' BELLO CHE SI POSSA ASCOLTARE DALLA MTB
You're welcome from Spartanburg, SC!
Joe Berard joe berard
Joe Berard Facebook?
IM me with phone number.
I hate typing.
Ummm! Where do you live?
That would be futile.
I don't do online flirting crap!
Been alone for over 5 years since my husband died.
If there is someone else for me, he will have to be local!
Kapish?