@@ronhunt9396 Any medal on a man's chest was earned. Please don't diminish anyone's service. The guys I was with were amazing and deserved much more than a medal. By th' way, Welcome Home Brother. 589th Combat Engineers Song Pha, RVN 1970.
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.
Love these guys. Especially when they were new. Living through the 60's and 70's was extremely fabulous. I wouldn't change anything. The best time for music ever.
Great reaction guys! Along with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker is one of my favorite southern rock groups. Of course, The Outlaws were also fantastic.
Toy Caldwell. Singer, songwriter, guitarist etc…. And yeah, pretty boy, But-also marine and vet who planted the root for pure southern rock. Marshall Tucker was a great band.
Toy Caldwell "The fastest thumb in the South" vocals/lead guitar. Brother Tommy on bass. Jerry Eubanks flute. George McCorkle rhythm guitar. Paul Riddle drums. Doug Gray, on the end playing tambourine, most often sang lead vocals. MTB was one of my favorite Southern Rock bands. Their blend of genres into Southern Rock was unique. I highly recommend their album "Carolina Dreams".
I was so lucky to have grown up listening to this band along with Silver Bullet band and BTO and some others. Grew up in the SE Alaskan Commercial Fishing industry and this music was as much a part of the experience as anything else. Good people, Hard work and hard play.
they are from right here in Spartanburg SC - they are commonly referred to as "The Home Team" around these parts, I live about two miles from where Toy passed, sad day
I'm an early Gen-X and I grew up with this song on the radio in my region. I really love this particular video of them playing this song live. They performed just as well as they did on the studio version, but you get to see the musicianship and technique. Back in the day live music venues, concerts, festivals were special interactions between the musicians and the audiences, not to mention that due to the late invention of social media and the internet, live performances were one of the only options to see the band apart from rare appearances on programs like The Midnight Special. (Check out The Midnight Special 's TH-cam channel for lots of older live performances to react to.)
Marshall Tucker This was live at The Grand Opera House at Mercer University Macon GA. I have seen them countless times live too. Been so close at the stage LOL felt Toys spit. Sad, he died on cocaine ingestion in 1993. I am a Southern boy born and raised. BTW I love y'all
The Caldwell brothers were from Moore South Carolina about 30 miles from where I live, and I have always had kin living in Moore, and would ride by an old two story brick school house that they used to rehearse in and recorded some of their songs in back in the early 70's. I remember hearing on the radio years ago back in the 70's also of Toy Caldwell being interviewed and he mentioned the old Schoolhouse that they turned into a recording studio. He also told the story of how they got their band name on an old interview he was doing on the Bobby Bare Show and Bobby ask him how they got the name Marshall Tucker Band and ask if there, "is a real Marshall Tucker?" Toy said, "yea, he was a blind man that tunes pianos in Spartanburg and one night about a week before the Marshall Tucker band was formed, we had a gig and we didn't have a name for our band. " He went on to say that they rented a place from Marshall Tucker to practice and on the keychain was the name, "Marshall Tucker" He said, that name for the band was, "As good as any. And that was the name of the band." Critics, told the band that a flute in a Southern Rock Band won't work, but they tried it out and that became their trademark. That flute gave a lot of their songs a very unique sound that caught on and is classic to hear to this day. Also if you noticed toy picking his lead guitar with his thumb instead of a pic. Very rare.
Are you Kidding? MTB? MORE! Them and The Allman Brothers Band were the preeminent southern rock bands of the 70s. Dive in head first. Lots of great live stuff out there.
He is not the only one still living but he is the only one that was an original member of MTB. I’m pretty sure Paul Riddle and Jerry Eubanks are still living.
Hey guys, just found your channel, love it! Doesn’t look like you’ve done much Led Zeppelin, if any? Would love to see your reaction to Whole Lotta love the official studio version. Rock on!
Marshall Tucker band, what a great group with many great tunes. Back in the day they were kind of like Pablo Cruz or Fire Fall, groups that had great songs and great talent but might’ve gone under the radar for people. I feel so fortunate to have graduated high school in the early 70s. Now, I get a kick out of watching people get turned on to these classics. I enjoyed your review!
The nicest guys in the music business. Had the great opportunity to pick with these guys in the late 70s at a barn party 🎉 they gave my daughter a tambourine she was just a little girl clapping her hands.she still has it. Love these guys my band always covered this song and 👉 Heard It in a Love Song👈 ❤
I saw MTB in concert several years ago at the California state fair and they were awesome. Here are some other southern rock bands.. Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 special, Molly hatchet, zz top, outlaws just to name a few
Kayla, you'll flip out. Can see in color..." Marshall Tucker Band - Saturday Night in Macon." It's the 2nd song. Also Believe or not, Toy was not considered a heart throb. He was good looking, I agree. He would laugh to know someone thought him a heart throb, didn't think of himself that way. He was a good 'ol boy, drove a black 4x4 ,who could still walk down the street and people said "Hey, Toy". I grew up not far from where they did. Knew him. They grew up in upstate Soth Carolina in Spartanburg. Watched him play with local band and he was more or less "just Toy". Toy was not the frontman, the guy with long hair Doug Gray was the singer. Other guy on his other side playing bass, Tommy was his brother. Toy lost both his brothers, Tim & Tommy to auto accidents within a couple of weeks in1980. He had been in Marines, in Vietnan, purple heart, came home started MTB. He is also deceased. Full Military honors. Miss him so much. HIs wonderful playing ability is famous for that day. Hope you enjoyed info. I love MTB the original band and still love them.
You should watch the video from this same concert of the song Take the Highway. The whole video is great. It's called A Saturday night in Macon. It features the bands Wet Willie (one of my favorites), the Allman Brothers and finishes with the Marshall Tucker band.
This is one of those songs that are fun to play & everyone (almost) knows. It's just D>C>G and repeat. So many songs do this, Sweet Child O Mine for example. This one though, so good 😎
Loved y'all's reaction. Most of their songs feature a different vocalist, but they're good too: This Ol Cowboy, 24 Hours At A Time, Heard It In A Love Song.
My main biographical song. With MTB bringing a flute into the mix they made it cool just like Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull did, or how Kansas had the violin. These guys were a powerhouse in the 70's and are still influential to many of today's musicians. Check out their "Fire on the Mountain" for another rockin' song.
So sad to say Dickey Betts of The Alman Brothers died of cancer April 18. Please play The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man - 1/16/1982 - University Of Florida Bandshell. Sorry it is 480p. but this song I drove my car outside of Chatham VA. It would find country roads to see natures beauty. I had this song playing loudly. I had a great sound system in my car, Yes I shed some tears today of his loss.
Hey guys! The "Can't You See" reaction brought me to your channel, I'm an old school rock and rap guy. I don't know where to leave this, but I saw you take requests. (Deep breath) Okay, now hear me out. Like I said, I'm Rock and Rap, this is neither of those. I came across them in 2016 and I've been addicted ever since. I'll preface this by saying that this group is the Most Subscribed artist on TH-cam, about to hit 90 Million subscribers and over 32 Billion views on their channel, and that's with only 28 original songs! I've seen them in concert twice and going again in August, in both New Jersey AND Vegas! The group is BLACKPINK, if you haven't heard of them you should definitely check them out. Their songs, which are bangers, are a combination of Pop, Rap, EDM and Trap, their videos are insanely gorgeous visually, plus the outfits, the dancing and the girls themselves are all stunning. The girls are multilingual, they each speak three to five languages each as they're from different countries (Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and S. Korea). Check out their recent hit PINK VENOM or HOW YOU LIKE THAT. They also have an award-winning Netflix doc called BLACKPINK: LIGHT UP THE SKY, well worth watching. If not, no harm no foul, thanks for staying to the end lol! (note: if you do check them out turn on subtitles, some parts of their songs are not in English).
Toy was beautiful both inside and out. An underrated guitarist. I love the grit in his voice. Here's my favorite song from Marshall Tucker Band, with Toy on lead vocals and showing us his chops on guitar: th-cam.com/video/Q4PIzWjUozg/w-d-xo.html
Pne of the best Southern Rock bands ever and still playing with one original member, Doug Gray. Toy Caldwell was Marshall Tucker but wasn't the same after Tommy, his bass playing brother was killed when he was thrown from his jeep after hitting a parked car. Great song and really the only song that Toy was the lead singer.
Toy Caldwell wrote this song in Vietnam after all the dear John letters the soldiers would receive when they were deployed. Toy was wounded in action, recipient of a purple 💜. An American hero packed full of talent.
I am new to your channel but have loved the few videos I’ve seen. If you guys want to hear great blues rock guitar check out the video Rory Gallagher Shadow Play live 1979. Top 5 guitar players easily but not many people have heard of him. He has some great songs.
Oh, don't worry, there wasn't even close to a minute where you weren't talking. The MTB is considered southern rock, and are one of the more well-known groups, along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers.
Not a band I ever enjoyed, except for this particular song which is brilliant. The balance of their music I found far too much country style which is not a genre I listen to, but cannot deny the talent of many country artists. Its simply a personal preference for blues and rock.
Found you two via a TH-cam recommendation. Listened to a handful of your reactions. Subscribed. You're doing great! You've probably received a lot of requests already for the band Jinjer's song Pisces (This song is about 6 years old). Excellent metal core/progressive metal band from the Ukraine. Here's a link to their live, in-studio performance (th-cam.com/video/SQNtGoM3FVU/w-d-xo.html). Looking forward to the next reaction.
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Some of us are old fuks you know! We've heard most everything from this genre! This was a big hit - How about Little River Band from Australia - the second best band from there after AC/DC and one of the best harmonizing bands i.e. CSNY, Bee Gees and Eagles. "It's a long way there" is the best track along with their huge hit "Lady"
Six months before this video was shot, Toy Caldwell (guitar and vocals) was knee deep in a rice paddy in Vietnam. Greatest thumb in rock and roll.
Not quite. He was in Vietnam in 1968 but this song didn't come out until 1973.
Toy Caldwell on vocals and guitar 🎸 r I p. He was also a decorated marine that served in Vietnam 🫡
RIP
NO DISRESPECT TO TOY BUT EVERYONE GOT A MEDEL IN VN. I KNOW BECAUSE I WAS THERE TOO
@@ronhunt9396 Any medal on a man's chest was earned. Please don't diminish anyone's service. The guys I was with were amazing and deserved much more than a medal. By th' way, Welcome Home Brother. 589th Combat Engineers Song Pha, RVN 1970.
@@ronhunt9396 Did you get a purple heart. I think everyone got one a service medal, but you don't soun
I think he got shot in Nam
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.
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U 2 are to 🤡
I saw them in '77, I was 17 at the time. One of the best bands ever, this song to me is a standard like many from the time I have dancing in my head.
Love these guys. Especially when they were new. Living through the 60's and 70's was extremely fabulous. I wouldn't change anything. The best time for music ever.
GREAT music!
Toy Caldwell the lead guitar and vocals on this is 1 of the most underrated guitar players ever
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Yes, he is!
I grew up listening to this great music and it’s hard to believe that there are people that have never heard these Southern Rock songs
my favorite marshall tucker band song is "heard it in a love song". i wore that 8-track out.
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One of my favorite songs of all time.
Great reaction guys! Along with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker is one of my favorite southern rock groups. Of course, The Outlaws were also fantastic.
Thanks! Lynyrd Skynyrd has some bangers too!
Toy Caldwell.
Singer, songwriter, guitarist etc….
And yeah, pretty boy,
But-also marine and vet who planted the root for pure southern rock.
Marshall Tucker was a great band.
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Top five rock & roll song of alltime! Beautiful...
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loved this song my whole life..........
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Know of them? I was born in 69' just 1.5hrs up the interstate from MTB's hometown of Spartanburg S.C. I practically grew up on their music.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Toy Caldwell "The fastest thumb in the South" vocals/lead guitar. Brother Tommy on bass. Jerry Eubanks flute. George McCorkle rhythm guitar. Paul Riddle drums. Doug Gray, on the end playing tambourine, most often sang lead vocals. MTB was one of my favorite Southern Rock bands. Their blend of genres into Southern Rock was unique. I highly recommend their album "Carolina Dreams".
I was so lucky to have grown up listening to this band along with Silver Bullet band and BTO and some others. Grew up in the SE Alaskan Commercial Fishing industry and this music was as much a part of the experience as anything else. Good people, Hard work and hard play.
AWESOME GROUP AND SONG. I REMEMBER THEM WELL BECAUSE I'M 74YEARS OLD. THE FLUTE WAS PERFECT FOR THIS SONG
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they are from right here in Spartanburg SC - they are commonly referred to as "The Home Team" around these parts, I live about two miles from where Toy passed, sad day
RIP 😞
Remember Marshall Tucker well. Was a senior in high school when this song came out. 70's and 80's had the best music.
It was something else!😉
I'm an early Gen-X and I grew up with this song on the radio in my region. I really love this particular video of them playing this song live. They performed just as well as they did on the studio version, but you get to see the musicianship and technique. Back in the day live music venues, concerts, festivals were special interactions between the musicians and the audiences, not to mention that due to the late invention of social media and the internet, live performances were one of the only options to see the band apart from rare appearances on programs like The Midnight Special. (Check out The Midnight Special 's TH-cam channel for lots of older live performances to react to.)
These guys are amazing live.
Looked like it!
Marshall Tucker This was live at The Grand Opera House at Mercer University Macon GA. I have seen them countless times live too. Been so close at the stage LOL felt Toys spit. Sad, he died on cocaine ingestion in 1993. I am a Southern boy born and raised. BTW I love y'all
Heartthrob City!
That’s Toy Caldwell on lead vocals and guitar. His brother was in the band then, too.
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They are still active. Going to see them in Fresno in September with 38 Special and Molly Hatchet. Great band
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This song is on the list of songs to be played at my funeral 😇🫶🙏💖❤️🔥
It’s THAT good!
Love Marshall Tucker, saw them 7 times, black and white was purely a choice in 73
The Caldwell brothers were from Moore South Carolina about 30 miles from where I live, and I have always had kin living in Moore, and would ride by an old two story brick school house that they used to rehearse in and recorded some of their songs in back in the early 70's. I remember hearing on the radio years ago back in the 70's also of Toy Caldwell being interviewed and he mentioned the old Schoolhouse that they turned into a recording studio. He also told the story of how they got their band name on an old interview he was doing on the Bobby Bare Show and Bobby ask him how they got the name Marshall Tucker Band and ask if there, "is a real Marshall Tucker?" Toy said, "yea, he was a blind man that tunes pianos in Spartanburg and one night about a week before the Marshall Tucker band was formed, we had a gig and we didn't have a name for our band. " He went on to say that they rented a place from Marshall Tucker to practice and on the keychain was the name, "Marshall Tucker" He said, that name for the band was, "As good as any. And that was the name of the band." Critics, told the band that a flute in a Southern Rock Band won't work, but they tried it out and that became their trademark. That flute gave a lot of their songs a very unique sound that caught on and is classic to hear to this day. Also if you noticed toy picking his lead guitar with his thumb instead of a pic. Very rare.
Thanks for watching!
Are you Kidding? MTB? MORE! Them and The Allman Brothers Band were the preeminent southern rock bands of the 70s. Dive in head first. Lots of great live stuff out there.
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As a early 60's baby these guys are legends
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Hell yeah!
Did you listen and understand the lyrics?
Just saw Marshall Tucker in concert about a month ago in Cincinnati. They were still kicking it... only person still alive was the lead singer.
He is not the only one still living but he is the only one that was an original member of MTB. I’m pretty sure Paul Riddle and Jerry Eubanks are still living.
my dad used to hunt with the band, they are from 14 mins from our hometown....ive heard a ton of stories
That’s friggin awesome!
Beautiful music, they don't make music like that anymore. I grew up listening to them and Skynyrd in high school. Loved your reaction.
Love the dress. Its so "That Girl", a show from 1971.
Hey guys, just found your channel, love it! Doesn’t look like you’ve done much Led Zeppelin, if any? Would love to see your reaction to Whole Lotta love the official studio version. Rock on!
It’s on the list now. Thank you so much!
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Toy Caldwell kicks ass! Saw them twice first time in '79 or '80! Great southern rock/country rock!
I think most any dude that gets his heart smashed should listen to this song. It kinda says it all.
Marshall Tucker band, what a great group with many great tunes. Back in the day they were kind of like Pablo Cruz or Fire Fall, groups that had great songs and great talent but might’ve gone under the radar for people. I feel so fortunate to have graduated high school in the early 70s. Now, I get a kick out of watching people get turned on to these classics. I enjoyed your review!
Thanks for the kind words!
The nicest guys in the music business. Had the great opportunity to pick with these guys in the late 70s at a barn party 🎉 they gave my daughter a tambourine she was just a little girl clapping her hands.she still has it. Love these guys my band always covered this song and
👉 Heard It in a Love Song👈 ❤
That’s so awesome!
I saw MTB in concert several years ago at the California state fair and they were awesome. Here are some other southern rock bands.. Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 special, Molly hatchet, zz top, outlaws just to name a few
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This is one of the greatest sad songs
Don't be so blind of some of the greatest songs ever written, you will never hear music like this ever.
We love marshall tucker band
GREAT SONG
Im 62 and to this day had I been able to be in band, it would have been The Marshall Tucker Band or The Doobie Brothers.
Solid choices!
Kayla, you'll flip out. Can see in color..." Marshall Tucker Band - Saturday Night in Macon." It's the 2nd song. Also Believe or not, Toy was not considered a heart throb. He was good looking, I agree. He would laugh to know someone thought him a heart throb, didn't think of himself that way. He was a good 'ol boy, drove a black 4x4 ,who could still walk down the street and people said "Hey, Toy". I grew up not far from where they did. Knew him. They grew up in upstate Soth Carolina in Spartanburg. Watched him play with local band and he was more or less "just Toy". Toy was not the frontman, the guy with long hair Doug Gray was the singer. Other guy on his other side playing bass, Tommy was his brother. Toy lost both his brothers, Tim & Tommy to auto accidents within a couple of weeks in1980. He had been in Marines, in Vietnan, purple heart, came home started MTB. He is also deceased. Full Military honors. Miss him so much. HIs wonderful playing ability is famous for that day. Hope you enjoyed info. I love MTB the original band and still love them.
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Love old bands.
We do too!
You should watch the video from this same concert of the song Take the Highway. The whole video is great. It's called A Saturday night in Macon. It features the bands Wet Willie (one of my favorites), the Allman Brothers and finishes with the Marshall Tucker band.
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This is one of those songs that are fun to play & everyone (almost) knows. It's just D>C>G and repeat. So many songs do this, Sweet Child O Mine for example. This one though, so good 😎
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Toy and Tommy Caldwell played with their thumbs. Good old Southern Rock music!!
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70s is the best era for Rock / Southern Rock, in my opinion.
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Southern Rock at it's best, I was raised on this music!!
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Loved y'all's reaction. Most of their songs feature a different vocalist, but they're good too: This Ol Cowboy, 24 Hours At A Time, Heard It In A Love Song.
Thank you so much!
Southern Rock at it's finest
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This video was recorded at the grand old opery
Toy was another great musician who left us way too soon. R.I.P. stand down soldier
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You'll should do.heard it in a love song and fire on the mountain by marshall tucker
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This song toy wrote it because his fellow soldiers kept getting dear John letters and he felt there pain so the song is about his pals in nam.
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My main biographical song. With MTB bringing a flute into the mix they made it cool just like Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull did, or how Kansas had the violin. These guys were a powerhouse in the 70's and are still influential to many of today's musicians. Check out their "Fire on the Mountain" for another rockin' song.
Love the Marshall Tucker band. My favorite from them is Fire on the Mountain
Saw them live
Lucky!
Great song and I know it well.
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The Internet *loves* The Marshall Tucker Band!
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She never even said goodbye...heartbreak!
You guys need to do 'Wiping Post' by the Allam Brothers
Good ol days, RIP TOY also HUEY Thomason
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Great tune Eddie !!! Good pick . Play some Marshall Tucker ya crazy &%$
....Or Ron Burgundy
@@chrisf2253 ...... lol ..... just about spit my gulp of water across the room.
Uh oh. Some of our viewers are detectives!😉
AC/DC Whole Lotta Rosie at the River Plate! Love Marshall Tucker!
We all have heard of them...dude real men don’t wear T’s like that...iconic band! We love the old school!
This song and your wallpaper was popular at the same time......
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Anything from the 60,70, or 80 please (more Rush?)
Cheerz !!!
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Actually there is a colored version of this video on youtube
So sad to say Dickey Betts of The Alman Brothers died of cancer April 18. Please play The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man - 1/16/1982 - University Of Florida Bandshell. Sorry it is 480p. but this song I drove my car outside of Chatham VA. It would find country roads to see natures beauty. I had this song playing loudly. I had a great sound system in my car, Yes I shed some tears today of his loss.
Hey guys! The "Can't You See" reaction brought me to your channel, I'm an old school rock and rap guy. I don't know where to leave this, but I saw you take requests. (Deep breath)
Okay, now hear me out. Like I said, I'm Rock and Rap, this is neither of those. I came across them in 2016 and I've been addicted ever since. I'll preface this by saying that this group is the Most Subscribed artist on TH-cam, about to hit 90 Million subscribers and over 32 Billion views on their channel, and that's with only 28 original songs! I've seen them in concert twice and going again in August, in both New Jersey AND Vegas! The group is BLACKPINK, if you haven't heard of them you should definitely check them out. Their songs, which are bangers, are a combination of Pop, Rap, EDM and Trap, their videos are insanely gorgeous visually, plus the outfits, the dancing and the girls themselves are all stunning. The girls are multilingual, they each speak three to five languages each as they're from different countries (Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and S. Korea). Check out their recent hit PINK VENOM or HOW YOU LIKE THAT. They also have an award-winning Netflix doc called BLACKPINK: LIGHT UP THE SKY, well worth watching. If not, no harm no foul, thanks for staying to the end lol! (note: if you do check them out turn on subtitles, some parts of their songs are not in English).
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Really cool dress your wearing.
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Top Ten Group for me..
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Toy was beautiful both inside and out. An underrated guitarist. I love the grit in his voice. Here's my favorite song from Marshall Tucker Band, with Toy on lead vocals and showing us his chops on guitar:
th-cam.com/video/Q4PIzWjUozg/w-d-xo.html
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Enjoy!
Southern Rock nothing like it
The Allman Brothers Whipping Post or midnight Rambler
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Pne of the best Southern Rock bands ever and still playing with one original member, Doug Gray.
Toy Caldwell was Marshall Tucker but wasn't the same after Tommy, his bass playing brother was killed when he was thrown from his jeep after hitting a parked car. Great song and really the only song that Toy was the lead singer.
Toy Caldwell wrote this song in Vietnam after all the dear John letters the soldiers would receive when they were deployed. Toy was wounded in action, recipient of a purple 💜. An American hero packed full of talent.
I am new to your channel but have loved the few videos I’ve seen. If you guys want to hear great blues rock guitar check out the video Rory Gallagher Shadow Play live 1979. Top 5 guitar players easily but not many people have heard of him. He has some great songs.
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First MTB is not an old band, they are a classic band 👍 MTB is the epitome of the genres SOUTHERN. ROCK. 👍🍀
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Please react to "Farewell Song" by Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin from the album "Live at Winterland '68"
Molly Hatchet!!!!!!!
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Oh, don't worry, there wasn't even close to a minute where you weren't talking. The MTB is considered southern rock, and are one of the more well-known groups, along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers.
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Can't You See is even better
Not a band I ever enjoyed, except for this particular song which is brilliant. The balance of their music I found far too much country style which is not a genre I listen to, but cannot deny the talent of many country artists. Its simply a personal preference for blues and rock.
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Charlie Daniels Band. Cabio Diablo. Give that a listen.
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If you like and raspy voice,Molly Hatchet is a great choice.
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Notice Toy's picking... he uses his thumb... as fast as most guys use their fingers.
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Found you two via a TH-cam recommendation. Listened to a handful of your reactions. Subscribed. You're doing great! You've probably received a lot of requests already for the band Jinjer's song Pisces (This song is about 6 years old). Excellent metal core/progressive metal band from the Ukraine. Here's a link to their live, in-studio performance (th-cam.com/video/SQNtGoM3FVU/w-d-xo.html). Looking forward to the next reaction.
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Sarah Shook and the disarmers neo country
This one time at band camp...........
NOT where I was going!
Some of us are old fuks you know! We've heard most everything from this genre! This was a big hit - How about Little River Band from Australia - the second best band from there after AC/DC and one of the best harmonizing bands i.e. CSNY, Bee Gees and Eagles. "It's a long way there" is the best track along with their huge hit "Lady"
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Old bands get the most hits.
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