First Time Hearing Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See | REACTION
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- First Time Hearing Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See | REACTION
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Toy Caldwell ( lead singer), was awarded the Purple Heart when he was a Marine in Vietnam
Wow. Cool
No shit!? .. I did not know that. My hats off and I salute him.
I read somewhere that he could have gone home after he was wounded, but he insisted on returning to his unit to finish their tour of duty.
yup, wounded in Vietnam 1966 & returned to active duty & was discharged in 1969 {1947-1993, only 45 when he died of heart failure}! He was lead guitarist & main songwriter, Doug Gray was the singer! His brother Tim {age 25} was killed in a car accident March 1980 & 1 month later his other brother Tommy {age 30] the bass player died in a car accident
Every band member was a Vietnam era veteran
So, now, when the parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles say "We had the best music!" You can say "I know!"
Next you'll be telling him to listen to Bread,and how great Air Supply was🤣That stuff can stay in 1975.I grew up with it too,but people remember things better than they really were
@@pastorofmuppets22 Some people create in the moment or for the moment while others draw from a deeper, cooler well and THAT is where timeless creations are born. Listen to "The Guitar Man" by Bread and tell me it hasn't held up well. It's a solid song. Some of their other stuff, not so well.
Yes, we have!
@@pastorofmuppets22 Bread...great
Straight outta Spartenburg South Carolina
After my divorce, the smear campaign, missing my kids half the week put me in a downward spiral. Quit the newspaper. Quit reading books. Quit television and movies. And last I gave up music. It all hurt too much. Months of hell and then I finally went out with friends. I went up to the jukebox out of habit. Played this song. People all around us started singing it. I started singing it. And right then I knew I was gonna be okay. This song means everything to me. It’s when I got my soul back.
The truth of the matter is that when she was done with me nothing really matter anymore.
@@RetSol61 I’m so sorry
i never comment but i will this once: w a big ol' go you! get it girl!!
So sorry. But Inspirational, a lot of us have been there. (So are you hooking up again and available? Able to send me a video? able to sign a master/slave contract?) It really makes me tear up reading your history, songs can really take us back.
@@andrewstoltzfus7297 remarried happily now. But had to go through a lot of darkness to get there. I’m glad now I did because I’m not bitter. I’m not angry.
when a southerner follows up a statement with "lawd", its serious
Marshall tucker: Heard it in a love song. Fire on the mountain
Allman brothers: whipping post. Soul shine
Yessss
Soul Shine is fantastic.
I think they’d absolutely love Soulshine.
Melissa is really good
@@readhistory2023 a lot of people have been named after the song. It is great
You wanna see someone go off on the flute and is also a sick song, try Locomotive Breath by Jethro Tull
Great song!
Or try something new like Blood Ceremony (Canadian Band) or Wucan (German Band) - two great female fronted rock bands
I think “Cross Eyed Mary” might also be a good suggestion from Jethro Tull
@@KodenameKrusty Pretty much anything from "Aqualung" really...
Yes yes yes.
We really did have the best music in my generation.... Makes me happy to see the young people enjoying it so much.
the best,period!!!!!!!!!
Yes we did... A spoil of riches that I delve into every morning on my walk, and thank God above for the talent.
IMO almost the entire 20th century was a great time for music. From ragtime to jazz to the big band era to rock n roll to rock and let's not forget country, the blues, bluegrass, and even classical (thanks to movie scores). So many great writers and performers.
@@keithdean9149 I completely agree. However, modern metal music is top notch if you're into metal.
We did, we were so blessed from the 50's to 2010!
The man singing was Toy Caldwell. A truly talented man and extremely nice in person. I had the pleasure of meeting him about 2 years before he died.......about 5 years before this video was made. Toy was fighting for his life in the rice paddies of Vietnam.
Now do “Heard it in a Love Song”
No
Yes, Marshall Tucker Band is a southern rock band. They are from South Carolina and my favorite southern rock band.
Remember - None of these acts from my childhood used music tracts, auto tune, etc. We had so much amazing talent in the 60s and 70s! 💖
Pure Prairie league "Amie" aka "Falling in and out of love with you."
One of my favorite songs!!
@@peggybrantly4919 Mine too!! :-D
yes...yes...yes
Falling in and out of Love With You is a separate song from Amie but they share that same lyric. Amie was on the album right after Falling and it's lead in for Amie and they should be played together like this - ruclips.net/video/Tu8v0aGOONA/видео.html
Love that song too. Beautiful.
“I’ve never seen a flute in a song before”
* laughs in Jethro Tull *
Truth
KANSAS TOO!!
If you liked the flute in this song, you need to check out Jethro Tull. Amazing.....
I was thinking that as soon as he said this, half the subscribers said “Tull”.
And the Moody Blues, Ian Anderson always wanted to play flute with them.
One of the best southern rock band's ever. A lot of people don't notice that Toy Caldwell (lead singer) is thumbing his guitar, his own unique style, he never used a pick.
The lead singer and guitar playing was by Toy Caldwell, a Vietnam marine veteran who was injured there but would not leave his platoon behind.
Toy was the man. To think 5 years before this video was recorded he was laying badly wounded in Vietnam. Glad the Rob Squad folks covered this.
also purple heart recipient
I thought Doug Gray was the singer?
That is amazing!
About half the band were vets
Gotta love the rawness of the instruments and singing. No computers, no BS. Just raw music.
One of the Great Southern Rock Anthems! MTB, Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd carried the Southern Rock Torch. Others followed but those three, The BEST!!
The south blows
@@pastorofmuppets22 Similar to yourself no Doubt!!
I was always more of a Molly Hatchet fan, than I am Skynard
@@rmstacy5295 It's not that I dislike, or never liked Skynard, but after 1975, had I never again heard "Free Bird" or "Sweet Home Alabama", I would be more than fine with that.
Mike , let's not forget about the group ' outlaws ' . Green grass and high tides , there goes another love song , ghost riders in the sky plus a few more that didn't get air play .
I'm very happy to see young people leaning about and hearing real music with musicians that actually have talent!!!
me too, its awesome!
All music is real
@@Brandi6666 I'm referring to musicians that actually play instruments and sing without computers and other technology!!! Just raw talent
@@razor75250 To be fair, even playing a computer as your instrument is still music composition. Music isn't confined to particular sources. Though, I do understand your point.
@@Mymloch Doug, I am a part time studio musician. I play a pedal steel guitar! You have to be able to do more than push buttons to play it!!!!!!
Toy, a decorated combat Marine, was one of few guitarist that DIDN'T use a pick.
Thank you for listening to real music from a great band
"I've never seen a flute in a song before..." Get ready for an introduction to Jethro Tull. hahahaha
The singer/guitarist is named Toy Caldwell. If you're surprised by how soulful his singing is, it's because he knows what it is to suffer, having dragged an M16 through the jungles of Vietnam in the Marine Corps. Respect. Oh, and he's a Purple Heart recipient.
He was a hero.
This is quintessential, southern rock. Along the same lines as Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers.
back when they were a no-name Band, they would practice in an upstairs Loft, Sound Studio if you well! anyhow they were struggling hand-to-mouth, they were working on perfecting their sound ,The Sound Studio that they worked out of had a closet in the back of it, like a broom closet or something! as hard as it is to believe, there was a little nail back in the closet with a key hanging on it, on that key was a piece of masking tape! and on that masking tape was a name! The name written on that tape was Marshall Tucker! hard as it is to believe that's where they got the name for their their band!!! true story!
Oh, did someone say they like “instruments”? Try ‘Twenty Five or Six to Four’ by Chicago. 💪🏼🎺🎸🥁
👍
Chicago YES!
absolutely....a song written about writing that song....and wait till you hear Terry Kath
Live to see Terry Kath play that solo !
Hard to say I'm Sorry/ Get away is another good example
Marshall Tucker were the 'youngsters' in the Southern Rock genre.
I'm 65 now and they were older than me.
M. Tucker were the one's who put up the money to get Lynyrd Skynyad started.
I love to see young people enjoying the music us old folks grew up with...big smile on my face.you have good taste my friends
Ahem... I prefer the term 'less young'
The musicianship of the 70”s is unmatched.
And that folks is how it's done..pure southern rock. Absolute banger of a tune... marvellous. 😎
Sweet!!! .......... try Otis Redding," sitting on the dock of the bay"..... Please 🙏❣️❣️
A great song with a great singer.
Great song that nobody reacts to!!
Yes yes yes react to the Dock of the bay
Check out Otis live at the Monterey pop Festival !
One of the greatest songs ever sung RIP Toy Caldwell and Semper Fi brother
Toy Caldwell, decorated Vietnam Marine vet (at the time of this recording I think). Idk his age here, but he does look young. He picked the guitar w his thumb, said the pick got in his way. Beautiful song.
6 months before this video was shot, Toy Caldwell was in a rice paddy in Vietnam. Greatest thumb in rock and roll.
Thats Southern Fried Rock!! More bands like them: Molly Hatchet, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, and Allman Brothers. Great genre. Long songs with super guitar solos. Most are great drivin' and chillin' tunes.
The south totally blows
Don't forget The Outlaws
@@pastorofmuppets22 confrontist
@@pastorofmuppets22 As I have gotten older , I 've gained an appreciation for Southern Rock acts.I grew up on metal and am from PA. but some of these Southern bands can really craft a song... keep an opened mind
Molly hatchet did a song called Dreams I’ll never see They played some great southern rock along with Blackfoot who I saw in concert in 1980 At Cobo in Detroit they opened up for Nazareth. That was one hell of a show…..
This song was getting heavy airplay in 1975, when I was on the downside of a rollercoaster relationship in South Carolina (where the group was based, also my home state), and living in Georgia. No freight train was involved, and she wasn't really mean, it was complicated.
So... I was living it and feeling this song bone deep, every time.
BTW, no one in the band was named Marshall Tucker. They were thinking they needed a name, and they were renting space to practice in a warehouse (not far from where I was born), and the door key was inscribed "Marshall Tucker" - a piano tuner. They thought that sounded down home cool and used it.
Also check out Crosby, Stills, & Nash ... "Southern Cross" ... great song to just kick back and get lost while listening
I wholeheartedly second this suggestion!!!!
That is an Awesome Song!
Another CSNY song that’s amazing “Teach Your Children”
One of my favorite songs and one of the best all time.
CSN&Y are Awesome 😎
This song was written by a man who knows serious heartbreak.
And Toy's vocals could make you feel it.
If despair had a voice...
Dear John Letters his fellow Marines was getting while they were in Nam was the insperation to this song.
To be in my teens again
Cruising around listen to Southern Rock
shhh don't tell mom but we pop a top
All these boys Vietnam Vets
Great tunes in my day
Toy had so much soul in his voice, and his guitar playing and singing walked together side by side and hand in hand like nobody else. One of the greatest bands of my time. Such a shame they were plagued by so much tragedy.
Never seen a flute in a song before? OK, then. Marshall Tucker Band brought Southern rock out of Spartanburg, South Carolina,. Cross over to England and find the band Jethro Tull that mashes up blues, rock, and an alternate-universe Middle Ages with hell-a-cious flute. Find "Locomotive Breath" or "Cross-Eyed Mary" for something COMPLETELY different.
The Georgia Satellites- Keep your hands to yourself would be a fun one for y'all 👍
Way better suggestion than the Marshall Tucker band.Kudos
Has to be the video though. And don't forget Black oak Arkasas "Jimm Dandy"
Oh yes!!!! This is one of my summertime memories as a teen. Please do this one!!
"Heard it in a Love Song," and "Fire on the Mountain" are also their great songs besides "Can't You See." heard this in late 60's and 70's. Lead singer has great voice. I believe a couple of them were sent into Viet Nam. This is considered Southern Rock, similar bands Allman Brothers, Lenard Skynrd, J.J. Cale band just few other Southern Rock.
Ran to get that album in early 1973 simply titled "The Marshall Tucker Band." 👌 Damn we had the best music 🎶 🎵 back in the 70s.
Y’all, it ain’t even started and we already know they’re gonna like it. ❤️
If you like this, I guarantee you would love “Whipping Post” by The Allman Brothers Band. This is a great song and great reaction. Thanks!
They did a reaction to Whipping Post, and LOVED it.
That's another one of my all-time favorites.
Toy was nick named 'Thunderthumb', great guitarist!
One of THE best Southern bands ever !! From this song to Heard it in a Love Song, Take the Highway, Fire on the Mountain, and so many more, their vocal harmonies were so beautiful. And, for me, the drummer, Paul Riddle was so underrated, it wasn't funny. He was so smooth and clean, and together with his bandmates always wove a story to tell. Just amazing !!!
I agree. Sadly, Marshall Tucker's tragic plane crash is overshadowed by others like the Lynyrd Skynyrd.
The legendary Marshall Tucker Band, with the great Toy Caldwell on guitar and vocals. Southern Rock doesn't get much better than this. Try their tune, Heard It In A Love Song. RIP Toy Caldwell...
Welcome to Southern Rock.
Marshall tucker Band is 🔥 better quality on studio version but I like your reactions today. New Sub. 👍🏻
Only problem the studio version is just too damn short
The thundering thumb of Toy Calwell, with that huge voice, singing one of southern rocks greatest songs. RIP Toy.
Loving this southern rock rabbit hole.keepit up. Marshall Tucker band was such an underrated group of their time. They were young. Love them.
The Marshall Tucker Band - Heard It in a Love Song
yep... 👍
Add me to that list
Marshall Tucker Band - Fire on the Mountain is probably my favorite song by them.
That's a great one.
He can make you understand the pain. We can all relate.. The man can wail. 💜 Great band, always loved the 🎵 song, as so many did...then and now.
Another group I have never heard of. Must have been mainly US based. But very very cool. Can I suggest Creedence Clearwater Revival. Put a Spell on you. Born on the Bijou.... they were major artists back in the day.
All their songs rock..love them..Great Suggestion
You were better off not knowing 😁.
From Spartanburg, South Carolina but they were internationally known and did tours in Europe and Japan.
Youre kidding!
@@michaelasay6140 nope. Not so big in Australia.
Want to see a flute check out Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath. Not very often do you see playing a flute in Rock. His Wizardry is amazing.
Purple Heart Toy talking about all the "Dear John" letters sent to his fellow Marines while "in-country." Nice that he remembered once he was back in the world.
Toy and Billy Caldwell beloved brothers and bandmates left us who can see something good & beautiful in their wake
Tommy
I love watching you two young folks reacting to great classic tunes!! Try some Dr Hook and the Medicine Show, two of their songs are Cover of the Rolling Stone or Sylvia's Mother.
Also When you’re in Love with a Beautiful Woman
Why would you suggest that crap?I grew up in that time too,but c'mon... Really?!??
@@pastorofmuppets22 - differing tastes. I wasn't a fan either, but some find something to like there.
Only Sixteen, is their best song IMHO. They’ve got other very catchy songs but most of them they couldn’t review. 😆
"Never seen a flute in Rock"
You have GOT to check out, Locomotive Breath by Jethro Tull! Note: it's not the name of any of the band members, but the name of the band. 😉😁
I partied with these guys at the Indianapolis Holiday Inn after their Easter concert in 1975 where they opened for Foghat. Foghat was staying in the same hotel and I got to meet them too. The Marshall Tucker Band definitely partied harder.
LOVE LOVE LOVE MARSHALL TUCKER!! Just saw them (for the 12th time??) this past Sunday!!!
Try Fire on the Mountain!! So many great tunes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See that guy playing the tambourine? That’s Doug Gray, and he took over lead vocals after this guy passed away.
Another great Southern Rock group. Southern Rock is a combination of rock, country, blues and soul music .
Southern Rock has its own unique vibe. Best of both worlds: Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Outlaws, Bob Seger, Creedance Clearwater, Molly Hatchett, Allman Brothers, 38:Special, Charlie Daniels, The Eagles
I never thought Bob Seger as Southern rock in style. It must be the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section your hearing ;)
Eagles , B Seger. and CCR was a California all the way ,,,,S Rock?
@@markriobr Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Flying Burrito Brothers , Poco all California country rock. And the man Gram Parsons!
@@jessepruit8385 Timothy B Smith played for Poco before join The Eagles
@@markriobr I am a big California county and country rock. Love the Bakersfield sound. And Peter Rowan is a genius!
You two are by far my favorite ‘reaction’ channel. I was born in this era, and I have always believed that I lived through the greatest era of music ever! And watching your reactions to the music that I grew up with proves my point. Thank you for your sincere love and respect of good music! I am a fan of Rob Squad Reactions!
Gotta love him gotta love him specially when the cowdwell brother days you have to
Till the train runs out a track
I tell you that song Virginia Virginia by Marshall Tucker
I have but I love it all other songs 24 hours with Charlie Daniels and the cloud whales and you know just all of it fits Marshall Tucker in the cloud wheels
Mine too.
My first concert was The Cars, Thin Lizzy, Journey & The Marshall Tucker Band who were the headliners and they tore it up!
for some vocals, Elvin Bishop, "Fooled Around and Fell in Love"
Sweet Potato.
"The woman that I'm lovin, folks,
Has a shape like a frog.
But that ain't so bad.
She smells like a hog.
But I love her.
Boy, I love her just the same.
She is my little old sweet potato,
And I just love that little ugly thang".
(Elvin Bishop Group, 1969).
Oh, Lord yes!! Beautiful vocals on a fantastic song..
I like Elvin Bishop’s “Travelin’ Shoes”
Mickey Thomas sings lead in Fooled Around and Fell In Love
@@bobts5510 Mickey "The Voice"
Saw them on my first date with my wife of 41 years. Never heard of them before that. They played with pure prairie league... A great concert!!!
I saw them with the league opening up, followed by Charlie Daniels and Tucker headlined. Great show.
I would have bought that ticket. I'm old enough
"He looks so young"
He was a veteran of the Vietnam war. USMC, I believe. Great song!
Toy was awarded the Purple Heart and after recoperation he requested to rejoined his buddies in Viet Nam. He was a winner not a quitter and it showed....
@@coonshine1 He was a true warrior
Marshall Tucker Band is awesome.....they do another great one......Heard It In A Love Song.
When he says lawd its coming from a deep place
Got to love southern rock ! Marshall Tucker, Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet etc. Love !
The south totally blows 😂
@@pastorofmuppets22 While you totally suck.
@@greytoothe Yeah kind of strange how so many are moving to southeast from other places like Cali if it is so bad.
D
I worked for the band , the band is a bunch of Great guys,made me feel like family.1987&1988best times of my life.
Love it. Always appreciated this band and saw them in 78 or 79 in Sacramento. They stole the show 😃
@@michaeldaniels4177 thanks for the reply,
Sweet Jesus!!
Lead singer served in vietnam.
Earning a purple heart.
May God bless him.
This is a true classic. It is so good to see when a band is able to keep their sync, their sound & play real instruments. Love it.
If you are looking for more flute in your music. Try Jethro Tull "Songs from the Wood"
👍👍Yes!!!
Great choice... Any Tull will do.
Absolutely! Locomotive breathe, Aqualung, cross eyed Mary. But you have to do a live video to see the craziest flute player! ✌❤
@@donnagonatas3155 Yes aqualung!!! 👍👍 Awesome.
"Locomotive Breath" the live version, been suggesting that one since he reacted to Charlie Daniels
This band is from my hometown, Spartanburg, SC. In high school my girlfriend and I rode my 125 cc dirt bike 60 back road miles to see their concert in Clemson, SC.
The singer of this song Toy Caldwell isn't the lead singer of the band. The guy playing the Tambourine, Doug Gray is. You should check out other songs that he sings. He has an amazing voice. The Live version of Rambling, with Charlie Daniels on fiddle, will send chills down your spine.
Toy's rough voice came from years of smoking cigarettes. Unfortunately he died of throat cancer.
Toy was taught to play guitar by his grandfather who was a banjo player,not a guitar player. Thus Toy picks with his thumb like a banjo player. He was on the cover of ""Guitar Player"magazine as the best thumb picker.
He was a Purple Heart decorated Vietnam Marine.
TOY CALDWELL’S SPIRIT AND MUSIC WILL LIVE ON FOREVER🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏
"fire on the mountain" "heard it in a love song" two more greats by marshall Tucker.
You gotta listen to Tracy Chapman's "Give me one Reason". She puts her soul into her music!!
TAKE THE HIGHWAY!
Marshall Tucker Band had so many great songs. R.I.P. Tommy and Toy Caldwell
THAT WAS REAL CRISP FOR A LIVE VERSION....WELCOME TO SOUTHERN ROCK!!
Love this song and Marshall Tucker Band!! Glad Amber's here for this one!! :)
Southern Rock ....We called it in the south when I was going up in the late 70s - 80s...... I'm 54 years old now
That should be "Fire on the Mountain."
love that song. so much soul in his voice. these guys and the allman brothers are two of my favorite southern rock bands
Southern rock is so based in blues. My two favorite music genres.
I love the Marshal Tucker Band. They deserve to be in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. For me Where We All Belong is the shit.
Marshall Tucker Band... early 70s. Another fine Southern Rock Band... thank you, so appreciated!
Quickly becoming my favorite channel. Both of you are great. My favorite of theirs is Heard it in a love song and a close second is Fire on the mountain
Let's not forget the Outlaws
Green Grass and High Tides
More outstanding Southern Rock!
the flute player does it for me. simply amazing
My son, hubby & a friend play this song when we jam. I play the flute & bass on it. It's a fun song!!
Try Led Zeppelin When the Levee Breaks or CCR Run Through the Jungle. Enjoy!
Stairway too! ( flute) They still haven't reacted to it.
Bands back then were just 100% .......REAL!
I completely agree, J… That flute is perfection..
Back to the 1970s, with some good old "Southern Rock/Blues. This is a heck of a song.
this is the last song i ever played live..i retired from playing drums due to medical reasons..such great memories