The Marshall Tucker Band - Fire On The Mountain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2024
- This video was originally released on The Marshall Tucker Band DVD "Live From The Garden State 1981". This concert was filmed on August 4, 1981 at the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ.
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This new generation can't make music this good.
New generation = no talent.
No they can’t!!
The ones that can don't get attention.
No truer words have ever been spoken
Iisten to Marcus Kimg, Tadeschi Trucks Band, Dwight Yokam, Marty Stewart, Malted Milk, The New Mastersounds
Im 73 years old. I love mtb. I'm a Southern rock junkie
You got it--I'm originally from NJ. Can't recall exactly when I started listening to these guys, Allman Bros, Molly Hatchet, Lynyrd Skynyrd. Probably at home in NJ of all places (WCBS-FM out of NYC), and then buying records for my 1st STEREO in Germany. But then 2 assignments @ Charleston AFB, S,C. and Keesler AFB, (Biloxi, MS) really woke me up to Southern Rock. I was blessed to see/hear them in concert in SC (forget where) long ago in 77 or 78. Remembering the show is a lost cause. Might still have the shirt, PTL!
Better Days and Nights, Okfuskee Co.
63... yeeehawww😊
Vote blue
@@robertmaynard4265 hahaha 😆 🤣 😂
Why am I crying? Must be nostalgia. Life was simple when these songs were on the radio. 😢
We sure lost something along the way ..
Where I live there are still a couple of radio stations that still play them😊
Music 🎶 was real and people were awesome
Growing up in the 70s was as good as it gets , no one can understand how good everything was except the people who lived it ... I. Crying too
My buddies and me would belt this song out when it came on. I miss them and I miss MT
Nothing better than good ole Southern Rock! Born in 1966, grew up on this kind of music.
Our generation had the greatest music ever and here is one of the greatest
The original MTB is probably my favorite band ever. Been a fan since the 70's.
The original was the best!
I listen to Marshall Tucker Band almost daily. I’m 50 yrs. Old.
I feel so privileged to have grown up in the 1960s and 70s when we had more hair than good sense. Did your high school have a smoking area like mine did, where teenagers could grab a cigarette between classes? Good heavens!
And even in the 80s in Las Vegas
Got suspended more than once. Lol
We might be old but our music doesn't suck.
Same here. Graduated '76...what a crazy time it was to be alive......
As someone famous once said ....... " we are the rock n roll generation, and we are not going down lightly "......lol
I was in high school in the’70’s we had a smoking lounge outside… I would roll up pot in the papers that looked like a cigarette with a filter, and smoke pot, just a quick puff and on my way back to class. I was such a rebel. 😜
one of the alltime greatest groups in music history. everything they did was fantastic. God i miss those days.
This is my favorite Marshall tucker band song. Love this band!
Seen this band back in 75 . In those days I was into southern rock CDB,Pure Prairie League, MTB, Outlaws, 38 Special, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Lynard Skinard,ABB, that was some awesome times. 65 now and still rocking it in 2024. Hell yeah!!!
Me too! I'm 65 also. Never met you but we sure had some fun didn't we?!!?
The good stuff !
Glad we could live to tell about it. Let's do it again shall we?
.38 Special still tours,Super Good compared to others
Please don’t hold your breath, it’s dangerous at this age.
Brings tears to my eyes.A generation gone.
God bless America when a flag was your right to having a good time with good people
Now it's rappers, that couldn't make it, and people from Australia, singing teeny bopper music, good God, where has country music gone, I'll never lose sight😡
Old man stop pretending you have any clue RE current music
Good country now is as good as ever. Turn off the radio.
. Guaranteed way more than you
You ain't mad, are you city boy 🤣😂😅🥃
@@lockandloadlikehell, you ain't mad, are you city boy 😅😂🤣🥃
Toy was a self taught steel guitar player. He taught himself pretty damn good.
By the same token, Jerry Eubanks taught himself flute in just a few hours as a matter of necessity. These guys MADE music. Southern Rock is THE best genre of music EVER.
Better times, better music, better life.
Spartanburg South Carolinas pride an joy right here
I need to get back up to Spartanburg and go to The Beacon!!! It has been 30 years.
@@fmagalhaes1521 it's still open an going strong. I haven't been sice I was 10 or 12 yrs old . I'm 44 now . I live up by chase high school right across the state line . Now that you mention it , I think I'll go thus weekend. Thanks for the idea . I hope you make it back there someday soon yourself
You beat me to it!
@@fmagalhaes1521what is the beacon?
@@jeffalbillar7625 The Beacon is restaurant famous for their burgers and other stuff. It is in Spartanburg, SC.
Fun Fact:Toy Caldwell had purchased his steel guitar the day before Fire on the Mountain was recorded.
He did not know how to play one but figured that standard guitar riffs would suffice & played the song as released.
He did not know that the instrument was not tuned & was still able to make a great song.
44 years ago today, the heart and soul of the Marshall Tucker band died with the passing of Tommy Caldwell, the band's original bassist. The band was never quite the same after his passing IMHO. This recording is post Tommy with Franklin Wilkie on bass.
Great song. Marshall tucker band and allman brothers band are the very best southern rock has to offer my personal opinion
Incredible band and song.
I've been listening to Marshall Tucker band since I was in the womb and still listing through all my 38 years so far . My generation definitely doesn't know how to make good music like this !
What a great song. Holds strong after all these years. Thanks for all the people who have fought and died for our country. I’m listening to this song sitting in my truck thanks for that freedom.
Gosh, I got all emotional looking at how the young guys were. I sure miss Toy. Doug still sounds great. Love these guys always❤
Even after all these years they still sound great marshal tucker would be proud
Im 66 and I have seen MTB from early on until the last time I saw them in 99 at Clear Lake Cal. with Charley Daniels and Molly Hatchet and the band was just a shell of is original self. I remember being heartbroke.
Hell yeah! From my high school days 74 to 78 loved Marshall Tucker rip toy!
Remember when all these songs and bands were and still are top shelf
I regret not seeing the original band back when they were still together.
Saw 'em live once. Don't get no better!
I saw them on the southern comfort tour with Charlie Daniels and Lynyrd Skynyrd one of the best ever
Saw this band in 1975. Saw them again in 2013.
Doug is the only survivor
And still they rock on!
Is Paul Riddle gone?
I don't think so. He's just not with the group. @@stevenbaggett6549
Real music miss it
Good song that brings back memories.
This ole boy does a good job on the vocals
Being a northeast Georgia boy, I grew up listening to them, and always loved them because I felt like they were the kind of people that I had always known
I went to junior high school in Spartanburg with some of the original members. I loved them.
First Album I listened to was Marshall Tucker-1975-First concert as well-I can still see Toy sitting there playing that still guitar more than 45 years later.
Saw them in 71 with Charlie Daniel's and elven bishop best concert of my life
I'm 72 now and I've seen a BOAT load of shows. Seen MTB twice , once with Charlie Daniels. Great shows and great times. 🎶🇺🇸😎
You guys made Spartanburg, SC proud.
So much amazing talent with us with Toy and George now gone. Hopefully new generations will find what the greatest Southern rock band was.
Song always makes me “feel” as if I’m riding my favorite horse on a trail in the Rocky Mountains, I think it’s because of the “loping along” rhythm section. So relaxing…😘
Memories of seeing these guys live...
Damn sure the good old days
One of the greatest bands ever, saw them many times throughout the 70s and 80s , had the honor of meeting George and Doug , nicest guys ever , RIP Tommy, Toy and George , ride in peace my friends
This brings back such great memories. Glad this showed up my feed.
That performance blessed me , thank you for whoever put that up:-)
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Love the music of the Marshall Tucker Band ♥️♥️🎤🎸🎶🎵🎼🌟⭐️💫
A lot of great free concerts in Virginia Beach 1990s at the 24th Street stage. Thank you so much
Saw them for free Willimantic CT the green
Fishing with Toy was a great time many trips and many great stories, I will always remember those times when he was just Toy with a pole in his hand
This is Gold !! 😍 So wish I’d seen them live - one of my favorite bands !!
I saw them with ABB, Elvin Bishop, and Wet Willie at one of the Champagne Jams.
I remember hearing on the radio that Tommy had been killed and that was one of only two times I have cried over a musical act.
The first time I cried was a couple years before. I'll let yall figure that one out.
It was in 1977, I bought a vinyl album called South’s greatest hits in India without knowing anything about Southern Rock of US. I was exposed to Rock music even in India at that time and knew bands like CSNY, JETHROTULL, STONES, LZ, BEATLES and even country stars like EAGLES, John Denver, Kenny Rogers etc but never heard groups like ABB, Lynyrd Skynyrd, PPL, MTB, Outlaws , Wet Wille , ARS etc. The South’s Greatest hits album had many of these bands and opened a new musical window for me . These bands had soul, blues, rock and country genres wrapped up seamlessly. Guitars could be heavy, bluesy or twangy. In addition m Piano ,Harmonica ,banjo, fiddle and even flute were used frequently and percussion was propulsive. The vocals could be sad, bluesy, joyous and sometimes loud . The first time experience of listening to Midnight Rider, Jessica, Can’t you see, Sweet Home Alabama, Fire on the mountain, There goes another love song , Annie etc was mesmerising
My musical adventures continued with Alt Country / Americana bands like Uncle Tupelo, Wilco, Son Volt, Jayhawks , Whiskey town .
But since last 10 yrs or so there has been nothing much or interesting to look forward to in Rock music as a whole with some exceptions like Greta Van Fleet, The White Stripes and some neo psych rock bands like BJM, Black Angels which are rather obscure but easy to find on You Tube or streaming services .
Toy on that steel guitar! Miss this.
I was 11 years old man ! This guys voice is awesome ! Love the story i feel like im a part of the story !
Right on! This is so awesome to see. Cheers! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
The pride of Spartinburg, SC
First saw them in 1980 in a small venue in South Carolina. Hugh fan ever since!!!
And I am 70 I know a good band when I hear them
They were great , and I loved seeing them at Clemson University, and I still love playing their songs in the bands I’ve been in and solo!!
Doug Gray wearing a MTV shirt, MTV just launched 3 days prior on August 1st, 1981 😎
Saw em in 75 at the Sam Houston Colosseum great band great show
I was at that same show
66 and love this music forever, miss you Stef
Memories I don't remember how many times i have seen this band but a bunch all good by god
i finally got ti see them last year in camdenton,mo.great music
Saw them in 1973 and then a few years ago. One of brother’s favorite songs.
I wish I'd been around in the 70s for one reason only: the music. Seems like none of it sucked back then.
Yeah it did start to suck in the later half of the 70s when the Disco garbage came on the scene
Lucky find here tonight !
I saw the Marshall Tucker Band at Winterland, opening up for John Mayall back in the early 70's before their first album came out. No one was familiar with their songs in the audience, but they were instant fan favorites after the set they played. The two songs that stood out for me the most were " Can't you See" and " Ramblin' on my Mind".......which I immediately recognized when I bought their 1st album later that year when it came out. I'll never forget how great Toy Caldwell sounded on that Les Paul jr he was playin'.
Great band Great song!!!!
Awsone tune never gets old 😅😅😅
Simply amazing.
Oh my goodness!!! The things I learned while this song played in the background!!!
Hard to beat this song. Love to crank this one up! So much this band had to offer.
I like this song and many of Southern Rock
Saw MTB and the Allman Bros together, what an awesome show.
Todays music is all the same sound, in our day bands had their own sound and you knew who was who by their sound
Just bought Anthology: Marshall Tucker Band' last week. I only had this song and 'Take The Highway' on 45's first time around (anyone remembet the silly things!) Anyway, it livens up trips to and from work!
We saw MTB about 8 yrs ago, I bought a t-shirt to help support. We love them… I get more compliments on my t-shirt from both you G and old!
First album I ever bought.
Southern Rock, Country and a flute all with Toy on the "untuned" steel guitar...!
Thank you for sharing this clip. I was fortunate to catch MTB a couple years earlier at a small venue. Incredible band!
Good to see you Doug!
Awesome band. Saw them at summerfest late 1980s. Running Like The Wind would have been the best in my opinion.
They were so very good
Good Song.
Fantastic performance by a truly great band. I loved it!
I swear I heard this on country radio back in the day.
This southern rock band is bringing something awesome to the music 🎶 🎵 world 🌎. They have a different style and sound that makes you want to listen 🎶 🎉🎉
Bob away my blues was my fave!
It’s all a state of mind peeps!
Love these guys, privileged to have seen them live about thirty years ago ❤😢
Awesome!
True true southern rock
Good stuff !!
Toy was a treasure.
Those Southern flags in the crowd sure looked good . 👍
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Skynard used to have huge flags until the PC movement hit
Skynard used to have huge flags until the PC movement hit
My old 1980s HS music genre - southern rock and of course, VH…
Appreciated you sharing this as I’ve not seen this life take before👍🏻
Great band, all gone now :(
Free go boys
Saw them in either 76 or 77 at Rice stadium in Houston with a band called Pablo Cruz who couldn't make it to the stage. Didn't matter, Marshall Tucker was amazing.