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Sunday, May 5, 2013

Marshall Tucker Band - 1977-05-05 - Chicago, IL (FM)

Marshall Tucker Band
1977-05-05
Uptown Theater
Chicago, IL
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Fly Like An Eagle > Long Hard Ride
02. Searchin' For A Rainbow
03. Heard It In A Love Song
04. I Should Have Never Started Lovin' You
05. Take The Highway
06. Fire On The Mountain
07. In My Own Way
08. Never Trust A Stranger
09. 24 Hours At A Time
10. Ramblin'
11. Can't You See
12. This Ol' Cowboy


In early 1977, the Marshall Tucker Band released Carolina Dreams, the band’s 6th studio album. The title was a tribute to the band’s home state of South Carolina. The disc spawned the MTB’s best selling single, Heard It In A Love Song, which went to #14 on the Billboard charts and propelled the album to the #23 spot.  Carolina Dreams would be the bands last significant commercial success, and by 1983, they would temporarily disband. This FM broadcast captures the MTB on May 5, 1977, 35 years ago today,  on tour in support of Carolina Dreams.  Download this one and remember a time when Southern Rock was a mainstay of FM radio!



11 comments:

emejota said...

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matt.g said...

Speedy a very good Marshall Tucker Band Post!

speedymjb said...

Thanks Matt for the kind words!

Anonymous said...

Thank you so much for this -- LOVE Marshall Tucker!

Anonymous said...

Dead link

speedymjb said...

New link is up! Enjoy!

Spensersdada said...

Thank you tons for this.

Spensersdada said...

Thank you tons for this.

Anonymous said...

Southern rock was more than just a mainstay of FM radio for those of us who lived below the Mason-Dixon line... It made us even prouder to be Southern and accentuated our way of life.

Volkemon said...

Thanks for the great boot Speedy!

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the awesome boot! Keep up the great work!

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