I SEE NOW! | The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See - 9/10/1973 - Grand Opera House REACTION!
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1.1k views and only 169 likes. Why are people so stingy? Just hit the like button, I know he entertained you all for at least a minute. 🙄
Lol man it is what it is I just let it be now
Mr. Video 😅
RIGHT?? Haha!! People can be such bitches!! Only on the wide open intra~web, kids! Complete IDIOTS from 1000s of miles away feel so empowered by saying things they would NEVER come up on my porch & say to your face! Jeezus H.! ( Sorry~ just an old chick with manners here)
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When you listen to canned heat ,it's a 3 dube min.🇨🇦😄
70’s was the Best Decade for Rock!
Yes but, the roots started in the 1950's. 😎🎸
Ain't a man alive who can't not sing along with this.
If you like flutes then you have, HAVE to check out Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson, the frontman is a master flutist.
She killed him.
Toy caldwell
The guy with yellow shirt
Yes. Locomotive breath.
This is my first thought. Watch them.
Don't you love it>no loops,no beats>no auto-tune-real singing>live.
Great, great band! Saw them several times! So lucky.
WOW, bringing on the Southern Rock! Thank you. Got to hear:
Allman Brothers: Whipping Post.
Damn, there is so much for you to discover AND, you haven’t gone down the Country rabbit hole yet. Let us guide you yo greatness!
YASS!
Yes, and Blue Sky. Oh heck play it all! Both bands!
Allman brothers - Soulshine
^^^THIS^^^
Blackfoot from the your honor album let's do the Fox Chase by Blackfoot Fox Chase Blackfoot
This song never gets old 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼❤️❤️🌍
MTB was a Southern Rock monster. These boys incorporated blues, rock, jazz, and C&W(emphasis on the W) into their Sourthern Rock sound. Toy Caldwell on lead had that unique thump-picking style, played steel guitar and wrote most of their songs. His brother Tommy is on the bass. George McCorkle on rhythm guitar. Gerry Eubanks played flute, Sax, & keyboards. Paul Riddle on drums. Last but not least, Doug Gray is singing backup on this one, but Doug sang lead on most of the MTB songs. He (along with Gerry Eubanks) also kept the band going with different lineups after all the other original members had moved on. (Tommy was killed in a car wreck in 1980. The rest of the band split up in '83.)
MTB had 5 consecutive Gold albums in the '70s and their 6th, "Carolina Dreams" was certified Platinum in the year of its release, 1977. Personally, I love every track on Carolina Dreams. MTB was perhaps my favorite Southern Rock band. It was a great genre. Toy Caldwell was asked once about what happened to Southern Rock and Toy said, "We just woke up one day and it was gone". RIP, Toy. Your music lives on.
I love it when you start singing it too. Keep having fun.
Grand Funk Railroad, “Inside Lookin Out” live version. Buckle up Brother.
Yes! He better watch the live version and strap on to his grey couch for Grand Funk Railroad. Remember must be the live version of Inside Looking Out!
One of the best live bands of the 70's. Saw them at the Forum in Inglewood ca as a lead up band for Ten Years After and Grand Funk totally stole the show.
1969 version
Quality my guy, straight up quality!
Yes!! I grew up listening to GFR, and to this day still my favorite band. Will blow this young man right out the water. Music, when it was true music.
Love it brings back memories
Good ole southern rock. Love it
As a high school kid in 1973, I mowed the grass for one of my dad's younger co-workers. His girlfriend left him. And they asked my dad and another co-worker to go to his house and check on him. He had blown his head off with a shotgun. This song moves me to tears every time. He hurt so bad and couldn't figure out how to not keep on hurting. I wish he could have taken a train all the way Georgia instead, instead of feeling hopeless in a tiny town of western Kansas. He was 28 and a wonderful person.
Much respect for Toy Caldwell, singer/guitarist. Marine Corp Combat Veteran from The Viet Nam War
Think he went to Vietnam twice
Much respect
RIP Toy!
Molly Hatchet - “Dreams I’ll Never See” 🎶🔥🎶☮️
One of my top 5 songs ever.
I love this stuff. Reminds me of my dad and my grandpa. Fires and camping. I picture mt.hood and dirty forest trails. Old train tracks. I can hear and smell rivers when I hear this kind of music
You are going to love going down this Southern Rock Road! You are making bridges, one band at a time, thanks for taking us with you! (MUST DO: WHIPPING POST-ALLMAN BROTHERS)
great song stands the test of time!
Definitely need to checking Jethro Tull "Aqualung" or "Locomotive Breath" for flute. and probably Allman Brother's "Whipping Post" if you like the theme of this song, woman done you wrong.
Locomotive Breath is a must.
It will blow his mind!
EXACTLY....
Yep, you want some wild fluting and amazing showmanship, Jethro Tull is a must.
Its Jethro Tull
My hometown band!
One of those great songs that transcends genres, time, and backgrounds. A perfect mix of chords, arrangement, vocals, and soul. People will be listening to this long after Luke Bryan, Taylor Swift, and Nickelback are completely forgotten.
HA! Impossible not to sing along to this!
I was born in 84 and love love Southern Rock
Stationed overseas back in the 70's, this band kept me home... in my dreams.
A great classic
Allman Brothers Whipping Post! Gotta do.
Love these old school song reactions.. by all mean. Head for some Allman Brothers.. "tied to the whipping post" will blow your mind.. "soul shine" is a personal favorite. "Midnight rider" "sweet melissa" this list goes on and on.. somewhat same style as marshall tucker/lynrd skynrd. Enjoy..
This is a great song 👍👍💙
Toy lost both his younger brothers within a month of each other to car accidents. He was also a United States Marine Corps Vietnam War combat vet (WIA). That's him singing with incredible soul and thumbpicking that beautiful Gibson Les Paul. Thank you for everything brother. Rest easy. (History from another Music Lover).
Love the Marshall Tucker Band !! They are even b4 my time. Lol. They have alot of Good songs.. Love The Steve Miller Band . U should check them out... I love alot music from b4 my time... That was real talent back in the days. ✌
Steve Miller Band sooo worth a listen
I agree Steve Miller band is a must 😁
Hands down my favorite song from the 70s.
Such a good jam!
Great song
All good classic rock gets a mandatory thumbs up.
Love this song so much!!!
Best song ever. Class of 1977
Southern Rock: Pride in God, Family and Country!
Saw these guys in Atlanta in 1974. My cousin in KY came to TN n picked me up and we went to Atlanta. One of the best concerts. Love these guys.
Southern Rock at its finest
Gotta love the harmony ❤️🎵
One of my favorite songs ever!
that dude was wounded during a tour in Vietnam... once healed he finished his tour...came home and buried a brother...
he earned that honey throated righteously... those guitar licks?
straight from the heart and through an amp...
You have a great voice!!!!!!!! Thanks for singing a bit with this one!!!! I just happen to hit on one of your reactions a few weeks ago, thanks for humor in your responses
No prob dan man appreciate u for watching
Flirtin with disaster, Molly Hatchett
I love your reaction when you see some of the instruments that Rock groups (especially of the 1970's) used in their music. Violins, saxophones, flutes, harmonicas, etc. You look so surprised!
Love watching you enjoy Marshall Tucker one of my favorite bands.
Love their brand of southern rock, bluesy rock and soul. Thanks for taking me back when music was real
Marshall Tucker band. One of the original bands of the "southern rock" genre. Very underrated. Lynrd Skynrd, The Allman Brothers and The Doobie Brothers learned a lot from these guys.
Wanna see some crazy flute incorporated into rock...check out Jethro tull "cross eyed mary" or " aqua lung"
Love this song! Heard in a Love song is a great one too!
So many memories of hearing this the first time.
Nobody can make it all the way through the first chorus before falling in love with this song. Glad you came along! And their "Take The Highway" features flute and Doug Gray, their actual lead songer. That there is Toy Caldwell!
Marshall Tucker is Awesome!
Allman Brothers, Whipping Post. Mic drop ✌
Agreed!
... Live at the Fillmore east
Amen!
Absolutely
Just anything abb for me.
Most anything done at the fillmore was kick ass. Something magical about that place.
If you liked this one you'll love Fire on the Mountain!!!!!!
You are so hilarious. It’s nice to see younger people have an open mind to different types of music. It’s very special, especially with all that is going on. Thank you. 😊😊😊
Oh yes!!! 🥰 you're becoming my favorite on here, so funny! Listen to some Bob Seger (anything, he's that good) Allman Brother (whipping post)
So this band up in the Carolinas had to rent a garage to jam in. After a long morning session, they decided to break for lunch. The guys complained they needed to name their group.
As they locked up the garage, TC looked at the keyring. The tag said, Marshall Tucker(the prior tenant, not landlord). So there's that. The guy with the voice told me the backstory.
After Vietnam, my uncle needed to learn a trade. My Daddy hooked him up with a blind piano tuner as his driver and apprentice. My uncle learned the trade from the master, Marshall Tucker.
In '04/'05, a local nursing home where Marshall entertained needed a new piano. He said it was totally shot. Not even he could tune it.
It made the news. I called the band in the upstate. I told them their namesake needed a piano and could they help. They offered one of their keyboards with all the settings anyone could want. Plus, it was *theirs*.
You're not gonna believe this: the director of the nursing home *turned it down* like it was an insult.
The wind-up is, MTB and MT worked something out on the phone for the donation.
The guys aren't rolling in royalties for the same reasons many great talents don't. But their still rocking and that voice has just gotten more powerful.
My dude is BRILLIANT! Keep doing your thing, Sir. We will keep watching. Give dog and the butterfly by heart a listen someday..
First time seeing the flute???
You MUST MUST MUST watch JETHRO TULL Live and watch Ian Anderson go wild.
Locomotive Breath, Aqualung, Thick as a Brick and other great songs. They were a superstar band in the 70’s.
Special, special song. 💜✌ Love that you loved it (well you liked it and sang to it, for sure). The Marshall Tucker Band!
God do I miss those Caldwell boys!!! RIP - Toy and Tommie!!!!
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Excellent tune... my older sister used to spin this tune a lot....... brings back great memories.... You always make me smile....
I just saw Marshall Tucker band tonight in San Juan Capistrano, California.
This dude is hilarious, very entertaining
Charlie Daniels's Band song The South's Gonna do it again...singing about a musical revolution with Southern Rock bands like Marshall Tucker band, etc.
Toy Caldwell, the singer, had just returned from the Vietnam War when he recorded this .. he was wounded over there in battle .. one minute he was fighting for his life .. the next singing this .. life is crazy .
Dope!!!!!
Check out Black Sabbath War Pigs They were the forefathers of heavy-metal back late 1960s💯🔥 guarantee especially for that era every band has been influenced by them and heavy-metal🤘 I won’t steer you wrong brother! Looking forward to your reaction... Brother from up in northern Michigan traverse city👊
Album version.
war pigs live paris 1971
One of the best concerts I've ever been to. The seventies were a magical time to be a teenager! Al the guys had long hair and afros...best of times...just ask anyone you know that was a teenager in the seventies! ♥️
Such a great song and a great reaction by you. I had to come back and revisit this one today. ❤️❤️❤️
How did THIS SLIP BY ME?!!! Glad I found it anyway ... do us a country reaction man! For us 😜 country gals out here!! Hahaha❤️Tennessee
Good music is just that, good music, and timeless. 100 yrs from now this will still be good music.
This song is da 💣
Lots of soulful 🎶
From the mid 1970s. This is when "Southern Rock/Blues was really popular. Lynard Skynard, Charlie Daniels Band, Marshall Tucker , and Elvin Bishop etc.
38 Special
@@peggykondik5817 U remember Rossington Collins?
@@susanhscarboro1139 yes
@@peggykondik5817 oh how about Dixie Dregs?
They opened for Mother’s Finest back in the day. lol
Sing it!
It's one of the Greatest songs to put into your PlayList, because it will move you'''''''''
This song is so good
Lovin on the flute
Feel good music
Your funny and can sing..wow..im blown away..God Bless you and may all your dreams come true!
I love this throwback! It’s on my playlist! I enjoy watching your reactions!
This song takes me back to summer before going to Boston for college.
My favorite band of all time. Great band, tragic story. Toy Caldwell was a fantastic guitarist and writer. He was also a Marine in Vietnam and was wounded. This is one of the songs he sang lead. Check out "This ol Cowboy "
You just make me smile! I know that everyone around you always has a good time! Thanks 😊 🎶🎶👍
The Doobie Brothers - Black Water
Yes
Yessss!
Lovely. I love that damn song. Never got tired of it. Toy Caldwell, singer, had such a great voice. For another brilliant classic southern rock song, check out Allman Brothers, “One Way Out” live at the Fillmore. Omg. Another B/w killer live performance. You’ll love it. And the voice that comes out of that white boy, omg.
I've only heard this in movies. Loving it!!!!!
love your reactions you are hilarious.. my kind of music it's from early 70s. I am smoking a j right along with you lol
Southern rock...did you go down the rabbit hole? Well then check out this “ buckle up” song:
Train Train by Blackfoot- it’s one hell of a ride and so much fun.🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶😎🤘🎸
Literally one of the most "perfect" rock songs ever made. IMO.
Mr Video you got that soul in your voice. You need to get in a band.
Best day ever with my ol lady our dog and a dirt road, the rest is all in the tune.
SO SO COOL YOU ARE DOING THIS. there is so much talent that needs to be shared and that's what you are doing.!!!
Toy, the one singing, was a war vet along with most of the band.
My favorite..southern rock!
This is a great tune... everyone knew it. Check out Fly Like an Eagle, Desert Skies, Searching' for a Rainbow...
Don't forget "Heard It In A Love Song".
Play it all!!!
oh man, you could name off almost every one of their songs.
More Marshall Tucker"fire on the mountain","searchin for a rainbow","in my own way","take the highway" ,"24 hours at a time" . RIP Toy and Tommy Caldwell 🙏
The lead singer and guitarist was a Vietnam marine veteran.
That may be the reason he could sing like that .
If you dig Toy Caldwell's vocals, you will probably also dig the singer from the band Molly Hatchet. Check out their song Flirtin' With Disaster.
And if you dig that flute, well there's just one way to go and that's check out some Jethro Tull. Jump right in with both feet and check out their song Critique Oblique.
shaitanlavey Dreams I’ll Never See“ by Molly Hatchet is another one Mr. Video would probably like
Seen them twice and an all weekend jam down hehe in Virginia. They also killed it!!!✌️
First concert I ever went to without adults was Molly Hatchet at Southern Star Amphitheater in Houston. Back around 1982.
@@shaitanlavey The Outlaws too
Danny Joe Brown is the singer for Molly Hatchett. Really great song. I hope we see a reaction to it.😊👍
Beautiful