music was important back then, so the dreams and emotions and thoughts and love and tears all flowed into the songs, and the musicians played the heck out their instruments....lol no like the iphpone of today, and the apps, there is a bit of robotic and rap in todays music, the corporate is there, but not the soul, not the musicians, note that if you take the instruments out of todays songs...you wont notice...the music is all about the money at the end of the road today, not art
I became a MTB devotee the first time I ever saw them in concert and never missed one of their concerts for decades after.... saw them in county fairs, large stadiums, Rock Superbowls (anyone remember that awesome insane concert series in Tampa, Florida?), a race track, small venues -- whereever. Met them once in Orlando when they were opening for Black Oak Arkansas.
To imyour99, you need to change your date. I saw this band several times, the original band. And I was born after 1954, 1957, so get your dates correct. We both know what you are talking about, and you are correct. Some say the seventies sucked, not with this band. Not with Charlie Daniels, not with The Outlaws. So I was alive back then and I loved the music.
To all those who wish they'd been alive Back Then -- it was great. It was just as great as you imagine. Maybe greater. Alas poor children, you'll never know a time when musicians actually played their own instruments and sang their own songs, instead of faking it with synthesizers and drum machines and AutoTune. I don't want to say "Eat your heart out" -- that would be cruel -- but I am truly sorry for anyone born after 1954.
To be in a concert while this song was played, with the whole audience singing along, was really amazing. And when they got to a point where they just stopped playing for a bit and the audience carried the song on tune till they started playing again - I got chills then and got 'em now remembering it.
little fla boy here, we dont dress the best and not gonna win too many louis vitton parades...but gotta feel the music...maybe its the humidity or the wildlife or the pretty girls that keep it way nice down here....why would i move to chicago...lol
seems like the era of good music has ended for the most part. most ppl these days just dont know what they missed. if they did , there would be SOME band/someone that would revive it for this generation and give us some additions to the classics like MTB and the like.
For those of us that are older, lived the great life of the 70s in high school, I am hoping the music will come around again, Marshal Tucker, Charlie Daniels, Jimmy Buffett, Pure Praire League. Those were the days. Hey even some Jethro Tull. They don't make it or write it the way they use to. Have to add some Tom Petty from Gainesville. I was listening to this back in NJ, back in high school. May some new writers and bands bring it back again.
wow no north south stuff, we are all one! and our music just makes us more close. I live in the north, and have never heard or seen any north south stuff, I guess I don't get it. Live and let live. :) Music just rules no matter where it comes from!
I'm not from, nor live in the south. However, you have to be an idiot not to appreciate the south and southern rock. Grew up listening to Marshall, Molly Hatchet, Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 special, etc. Great music then. Great music now.
We don't hate you if you aren't from the South. We just don't accept the blanket label that we're all racist hicks. It's the beauty of the south....generally, you get treated the way you treat us. I can't and won't answer for the atrocities of slavery. I didn't do it. But, the north doesn't have the corner on intelligence, money or initiative. The most hateful people I've ever met were in the north. Beyond that, Marshall Tucker kicked ass north, south, east and west.
wow no north south stuff, we are all one! and our music just makes us more close. I live in the north, and have never heard or seen any north south stuff, I guess I don't get it. Live and let live. :)
I have a major problem with the Marshall Tucker Band and Stevie Ray Vaughan not being in the so called Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.I mean does great artistry and music even figure in the process? I'm not saying that everybody that's in the hall doesn't belong I'm saying the process should be more accountable to us the fans... We know greatness when we hear it!
Like the few Dinosaur bones we have unearthed and put on display in a natural history museum , You Tube Videos are the only evidence we have of the great Southern Rock bands that once roamed the Musical Landscape of the Southern United States but have long since become extinct..
@ravens3468 Yes you can always find radio stations that feature southern rock band but my point is no young southern guys are getting together and creating some new classic southern rock. ITS ALL GONE!!! Best you can find is a band that might copy one of the Southern legends but thats about it.
@cessna65423 I think too it runs in geographic waves. The British invasion of the 60's, 70's Southern rock, Grunge from the Pac NW, etc. I bet it comes back again if the kids everywhere get off the playstations!
@cessna65423 Their music will never go extinct my friend,just press play! Their music will forever live in our hearts and minds and we must do everything we can to pass it down to our children and let them know how important the music of the mid to late 20th century really was!!! With out the garbage that comes out now a days, maybe if we pass it down, this type of music will make a revolution!!!! God Bless you friend and have a nice day!!!
@12thsonofisrael About the only music we can expect from the South now and in the future is Latin or Spanish. Remember that old saying , 'THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!
it WILL but we didn't think it would be THE MEXICAN SOUTH.
@cessna65423 You are so right! Sure is sad that so many people have no idea about this awesome music! I have these albums (Molly Hatchett, Skynyrd, Blackfoot....) they were awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The music lives on through people like us that will never forget!
I use to think man I'm gettin old,but hell if I wasn't never would have been able to see all these fabulous bands, great festivals.police didn't bother people like now
@1lostsoldier1 Right on brother. The things I've seen, the experiences I've had, the music I've danced, fucked, and listened to...ain't nobody gonna take it away. It's called freedom, and i've been lucky to be alive, and an american. God Bless.
shit in ears? maybe thats why 50,000 bikers fight tooth and nail to see them live in sturgis when they play at thet throttle! good old classic country rock
Every time this song gets played out on the radio, I just listen to this live version. Love his voice and the intensity. Much better than the radio version.
Simply Epic. Sail on, Toy Calwell.......95 people have their heads up their ass. Not really sure why 95 Justin Bieber fans would even pull this up on youtube.
I remember hearing this song in the radio in my car driving down the highway 2 months befor graduation. lord where did the time and all the people go?
@crb2011 I miss those guitar solos like this, and all of the early 70's bands. They were not incredibly fast, but they were skillful and actually added to the song rather than used as filler. Today it's all about how fast you can play and showing off.
i grew up 2 miles from the caldwell homestead i remember as a kid riding my bike to hills bridge and hearing the sweatest music comming from the trees
Looking forward to seeing them at the 2012 Seafood Festival in Havre de Grace, MD on August 10th, 2012. I haven't been back home in a while. It's going to be a great show with some good friends.
@kelleybest just seen bob seager less than a month ago, only thing different was the wheel chair and oxygen machine lol just kiddin. it was just like old times with gray hair. he was all over the stage singing like he always did.
these guys good band its hard to keep it toegether with some people all black school all jewish school but when we try to come toegter always promlem jesus christ somebody always gets stupid
There is nothing better than going to one of these Southern Rock concerts, where the beer is cold, cold, cold and the women are hot, hot, hot! Many of us are still carrying the torch after the glory days of the 1970's.
@drjamieak I like the younger version a little better but both are great!! I like how you can see he is almost shy on stage on the early version and in this one hes just saying"IM TOY FRIGGEN CALDWELL" now listen to this!!
@sirwob I envy you sir. My closest comparison is Eagles, MTB, Jimmy Buffet and Steve Miller , Orange Bowl in Orlando. I think it was 76. It still pales in comparison to your Cow Palace memories.
Total Metal here. This is the music my parents listened to when I was growing up. I remember my mom would put the original Vinyl LP on and just let it play. This song transcends all musical genres. It defies classification. Thanks for sharing!
Maximum respect to Toy Caldwell: besides being a truly gifted guitarist, he served in the infantry in Vietnam, was wounded, spent 7 months in the hospital, then redeployed to Vietnam to finish his tour. A stone cold stud.
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xxtop100 5 hours ago
Just a kick ass song by some good ole boys!!!
mocdeadhead 1 day ago
music was important back then, so the dreams and emotions and thoughts and love and tears all flowed into the songs, and the musicians played the heck out their instruments....lol no like the iphpone of today, and the apps, there is a bit of robotic and rap in todays music, the corporate is there, but not the soul, not the musicians, note that if you take the instruments out of todays songs...you wont notice...the music is all about the money at the end of the road today, not art
fuzzypige222 2 days ago 2
I became a MTB devotee the first time I ever saw them in concert and never missed one of their concerts for decades after.... saw them in county fairs, large stadiums, Rock Superbowls (anyone remember that awesome insane concert series in Tampa, Florida?), a race track, small venues -- whereever. Met them once in Orlando when they were opening for Black Oak Arkansas.
basicaa 3 days ago
ONE BADASS SONG.
califgirl11 3 days ago
Sorry! Tyops! Can't spell and type...but you know what I meant! Love these guys!
TheToastmlt 5 days ago
I remember seeing this band in 1976 fekk in love with them
1 Mingkewood eat your heart out! THIS IS THE REAL DEAL!!!!!!!!
TheToastmlt 5 days ago
To imyour99, you need to change your date. I saw this band several times, the original band. And I was born after 1954, 1957, so get your dates correct. We both know what you are talking about, and you are correct. Some say the seventies sucked, not with this band. Not with Charlie Daniels, not with The Outlaws. So I was alive back then and I loved the music.
beckleck81 5 days ago
She done left me for another and I hadnt put the stopper back in the bottle in a coons age
blaster963 6 days ago
BLACK STONE CHERRY!!!!!!!!
horno496 1 week ago
To all those who wish they'd been alive Back Then -- it was great. It was just as great as you imagine. Maybe greater. Alas poor children, you'll never know a time when musicians actually played their own instruments and sang their own songs, instead of faking it with synthesizers and drum machines and AutoTune. I don't want to say "Eat your heart out" -- that would be cruel -- but I am truly sorry for anyone born after 1954.
imyour99 1 week ago
To be in a concert while this song was played, with the whole audience singing along, was really amazing. And when they got to a point where they just stopped playing for a bit and the audience carried the song on tune till they started playing again - I got chills then and got 'em now remembering it.
ace19428 1 week ago
little fla boy here, we dont dress the best and not gonna win too many louis vitton parades...but gotta feel the music...maybe its the humidity or the wildlife or the pretty girls that keep it way nice down here....why would i move to chicago...lol
, no fking way
fuzzypige222 1 week ago
Just awesome...Rock on :)
DonnaG2012 1 week ago
I would love to have been born when this music was first played on the radio..
TheKatkat72 1 week ago 2
saw these guys 3 times long ago fantastic
ozzy8795 1 week ago in playlist ozzy1
seems like the era of good music has ended for the most part. most ppl these days just dont know what they missed. if they did , there would be SOME band/someone that would revive it for this generation and give us some additions to the classics like MTB and the like.
HorticultureShow 1 week ago
fuckin right on, i wanna be born 50 years earlier
andy2607443 1 week ago
Grew up listening to this all through High School days, south Texas!!!! Just awesome music!!!
mikecantu52 2 weeks ago
saw them on this tour in 73....never forget it
RSLilSuzi 2 weeks ago
im 23 years old...this is the only kind of music i like.....the real music
jfreelove23 2 weeks ago 2
I guess 95 people can't see.
joevadur 2 weeks ago 7
@joevadur lol Best comment I've seen in a while! :)
vagitarianaz 2 weeks ago
Note: To Those Under 30 yrs. old. This is what REAL Talent looks like.
twajetmech1 2 weeks ago
@twajetmech1 lol, who made you judge of all good music lol.
dont need an idiot like you telling me , that the song im listening too is good.
i listen to this song atleast 5 times a day.
i know it is fucking good.
rolesvill 2 weeks ago
@twajetmech1
more like under 40 ;)
Pushonthebutton 1 week ago
For those of us that are older, lived the great life of the 70s in high school, I am hoping the music will come around again, Marshal Tucker, Charlie Daniels, Jimmy Buffett, Pure Praire League. Those were the days. Hey even some Jethro Tull. They don't make it or write it the way they use to. Have to add some Tom Petty from Gainesville. I was listening to this back in NJ, back in high school. May some new writers and bands bring it back again.
beckleck81 2 weeks ago 2
Marshall Tucker is awesome, no matter where you`re from.
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wow no north south stuff, we are all one! and our music just makes us more close. I live in the north, and have never heard or seen any north south stuff, I guess I don't get it. Live and let live. :) Music just rules no matter where it comes from!
starasylum1 2 weeks ago
I'm not from, nor live in the south. However, you have to be an idiot not to appreciate the south and southern rock. Grew up listening to Marshall, Molly Hatchet, Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 special, etc. Great music then. Great music now.
STLMaddawg 2 weeks ago 19
We don't hate you if you aren't from the South. We just don't accept the blanket label that we're all racist hicks. It's the beauty of the south....generally, you get treated the way you treat us. I can't and won't answer for the atrocities of slavery. I didn't do it. But, the north doesn't have the corner on intelligence, money or initiative. The most hateful people I've ever met were in the north. Beyond that, Marshall Tucker kicked ass north, south, east and west.
ironman8405 3 weeks ago 6
wow no north south stuff, we are all one! and our music just makes us more close. I live in the north, and have never heard or seen any north south stuff, I guess I don't get it. Live and let live. :)
starasylum1 2 weeks ago
MAKES FEEL YOUNG. ({:>)
58theoldman 3 weeks ago
in my heart
EarsHearHere 3 weeks ago
southern rock is the best
blackxopsxmark 3 weeks ago
With out a doubt the ultimate blues tune.
mrdis58 3 weeks ago
This song is THE JAM!! I love this song.. forgot all about this tune..
antboogie1 3 weeks ago
I have a major problem with the Marshall Tucker Band and Stevie Ray Vaughan not being in the so called Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.I mean does great artistry and music even figure in the process? I'm not saying that everybody that's in the hall doesn't belong I'm saying the process should be more accountable to us the fans... We know greatness when we hear it!
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Like the few Dinosaur bones we have unearthed and put on display in a natural history museum , You Tube Videos are the only evidence we have of the great Southern Rock bands that once roamed the Musical Landscape of the Southern United States but have long since become extinct..
cessna65423 3 weeks ago 50
@cessna65423 actually, in most southern cities at least ONE radio station still cranks these, 24/7! Spin the dial and look!
ravens3468 3 weeks ago
@ravens3468 Yes you can always find radio stations that feature southern rock band but my point is no young southern guys are getting together and creating some new classic southern rock. ITS ALL GONE!!! Best you can find is a band that might copy one of the Southern legends but thats about it.
cessna65423 3 weeks ago
@cessna65423 I think too it runs in geographic waves. The British invasion of the 60's, 70's Southern rock, Grunge from the Pac NW, etc. I bet it comes back again if the kids everywhere get off the playstations!
dontworrydon 3 weeks ago
@cessna65423 Their music will never go extinct my friend,just press play! Their music will forever live in our hearts and minds and we must do everything we can to pass it down to our children and let them know how important the music of the mid to late 20th century really was!!! With out the garbage that comes out now a days, maybe if we pass it down, this type of music will make a revolution!!!! God Bless you friend and have a nice day!!!
whitelght9 3 weeks ago
@cessna65423 You got that right cessna!
And there ain't no blues being sang like that by a southern yungun!
I just wish I could go back and hug tham all one more time.
Maybe one day we will meet in tha great hall in tha sky. . .
12thsonofisrael 3 weeks ago
@12thsonofisrael About the only music we can expect from the South now and in the future is Latin or Spanish. Remember that old saying , 'THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!
it WILL but we didn't think it would be THE MEXICAN SOUTH.
cessna65423 3 weeks ago
@cessna65423 You are so right! Sure is sad that so many people have no idea about this awesome music! I have these albums (Molly Hatchett, Skynyrd, Blackfoot....) they were awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The music lives on through people like us that will never forget!
kaymad143 1 week ago 3
@cessna65423 Brilliant and very sad.
jasrogg 1 week ago
@cessna65423 AMEN!!!! southern rock will never die
countryboy86381 3 days ago
Beautiful!
FretsmanRFS 3 weeks ago
Thumbs up if you saw him spit at 1:01.
OriginalZach 3 weeks ago
Charlie Daniels is still doing some of this....if you care to listen..
oldyuma 3 weeks ago
I really do miss southern rock and the good ol' days of the 70s when I was a teen.
lumbeegirl8 3 weeks ago
great old tune that never loses its appeal. The south does know how to rock.
staciebattles 3 weeks ago
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kodachromefilm 3 weeks ago
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@staciebattles For sure, the south knows the blues! World class blues! Deep deep south, that is.
kodachromefilm 3 weeks ago
I use to think man I'm gettin old,but hell if I wasn't never would have been able to see all these fabulous bands, great festivals.police didn't bother people like now
1lostsoldier1 3 weeks ago 2
@1lostsoldier1 Right on brother. The things I've seen, the experiences I've had, the music I've danced, fucked, and listened to...ain't nobody gonna take it away. It's called freedom, and i've been lucky to be alive, and an american. God Bless.
dajesusblues 3 weeks ago 4
I saw this tour at the Aragon in Chicago at 15 took my girlfriend, her first show. Charlie Daniels was the opener, both bands in their prime.
irishace11 3 weeks ago
Very few, if any, bands will be listened to 40 years from now like this. Was a great time to be around !!!!!!!!!
flhsg09 3 weeks ago
@flhsg09 Happy New Year, can't believe 2012. I probably like you got to see them live. Damm, good times, no music like this out there now. Love it.
beckleck81 3 weeks ago
epic
DrRikDC 3 weeks ago
shit in ears? maybe thats why 50,000 bikers fight tooth and nail to see them live in sturgis when they play at thet throttle! good old classic country rock
pigger56 4 weeks ago
@pigger56 50,000 "bikers" will find something to fight about no matter what. Bad example to use.
VoodooPolitico 3 weeks ago
lots of rock, will never die
this is one for the ages.....Marr Sue
heatseekr101 4 weeks ago
Genius, pure genius.
muserwood 4 weeks ago
i'm a guitar player wannabe, and i'm just blown away by that thumb picking. does anyone else do that?.
TheRainman904 4 weeks ago
Every time this song gets played out on the radio, I just listen to this live version. Love his voice and the intensity. Much better than the radio version.
CRAZYASS4EVER 4 weeks ago
Half-Nelson took me here.
Zitro19 4 weeks ago
Thanks for this one
reddjimmy1 4 weeks ago
Simply Epic. Sail on, Toy Calwell.......95 people have their heads up their ass. Not really sure why 95 Justin Bieber fans would even pull this up on youtube.
A1Adaydreaming 4 weeks ago 2
One awesome, timeless song...
init4mojo 4 weeks ago
Fricking love the 70's music. Nothing compares.
awebber1984 1 month ago 2
the best part of this song is the flute
lesclaypool4thewin 1 month ago
TOY!!! we miss you man.....
gsoltis29 1 month ago
You got that right prybar49.
5beetlebopper1 1 month ago
This band is awesome, to say the least and I'm 24 years old
wakenbakewells 1 month ago
I dont care what anyone says, this is real music. The South really understands rock n roll
NumbAsAStatue27 1 month ago 52
@NumbAsAStatue27 I know they have the best blues.
kodachromefilm 3 weeks ago
@NumbAsAStatue27 That's never been in question. It's their ability to contain their hate for the rest of us.
elephantinrm 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@NumbAsAStatue27 great Southern Rock Band One of many Great ones Rock On
bigmerch50 1 week ago
Anyone that could dislike this has to be a very unhappy person in their daily lives.
StratoBlaster420 1 month ago
I remember hearing this song in the radio in my car driving down the highway 2 months befor graduation. lord where did the time and all the people go?
SuperDriveBoi 1 month ago 2
Does this song make me proud to be from South Carolina? Yes, it does.
SoundsLikeJesus 1 month ago
The Caldwell Brothers,You Gotta Love Them,Rock On My Friends.........
MrBeezer05 1 month ago
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drjohnanthony100 1 month ago
For my best friend. :)
jonathan92591 1 month ago
Toy doin' a little Chiken pickin'
goingtothegorge 1 month ago
you were lucky to hear this on the radio/ when you did/ you turned it up!
prybar49 1 month ago 2
i love mtb have since i was little
johnratliff55 1 month ago
no bands,anywhere,like this anymore
awesome
cartoonjamie3 1 month ago
Not a big fan of live youtube videos. I make an exception here. MTB at it's best. Just listen. Can't you see?
edgoldner1 1 month ago
southern rock....ROCKS!!!
alishaporter1 1 month ago
Chord progression: Thank You by Led Zep???
MrTigersbball901 1 month ago
Toy Caldwell: Legend.
romeedee 1 month ago
Chills just one of the best ever. GOD BLESS OUR MILITARY. Southern ROCK
marjorierally 1 month ago
92 people need to open their eyes.
KREEPNASTY1 1 month ago
Still love this song.
The last time I heard it I was on guard duty in Germany in the Army.
Thanks for posting.
Bobby
8TH Infantry Division 1974
palonejr 1 month ago
True southern rock gold right there!
crb2011 1 month ago
@crb2011 I miss those guitar solos like this, and all of the early 70's bands. They were not incredibly fast, but they were skillful and actually added to the song rather than used as filler. Today it's all about how fast you can play and showing off.
casbah1982 1 month ago
i grew up 2 miles from the caldwell homestead i remember as a kid riding my bike to hills bridge and hearing the sweatest music comming from the trees
MegaCujo69 1 month ago
Toy has the MAN voice. this song has so much soul!
kota8191 1 month ago
I wore out the 8 track when I was a kid.
MrAsbestosfish 1 month ago 2
Why the hell is a "dislike" button even allowed on this?
gregorydee 1 month ago 20
@gregorydee ahhhh because there are some haters out there unfortunatley
sir945 1 month ago
its not country its southren rock
al3xand3r3 1 month ago 3
grew up w these guys, still hangin w them
al3xand3r3 1 month ago
We may be old now, but we got to see all the really cool bands !
YanceyII 1 month ago 2
Blackjack 21 anima tarrot 21 fools 0 or 22. Archetypical Journey . What the woman being doing to mi . Animus/Anima CG Junng Man and his Symbols
divisorplot 1 month ago
Can't you see, oh, can't you see,
What that woman, Lord
She been doin' to me!
jonathan92591 1 month ago
Marshall Tucker Bad ass dudes!!
TheFonz4242 1 month ago
It does not get any better than this,outstanding.
schnellguy 1 month ago
Today this wouldn't be Rock, it would be Country. Wow How the USA has changed!
veriuni 1 month ago
@veriuni Told my sister in lawthat thecrap they are doing in counry today was what Tucker, CDB Skynyrd were doing 40 years ago. Well said friend!
TheSchlager1 1 month ago
one of the greatest songs of all time. vocals are sung with such soul.
kota8191 1 month ago
shame ..... only 3.2 million views and this song has been around for a VERY long time ......
poofypot 1 month ago
lil wayne and lady gaga aint got nothin on MARSHALL
poofypot 1 month ago
FREEBIRD
ChunkyCuban 1 month ago
One of my all time Favs!!!!!
bobpawlak1964 1 month ago
The master of the 6 string, and NO PICK.
colorado815 1 month ago
92 people have shit in their ears
MichaelBrust88 1 month ago 20
@MichaelBrust88 Marshal Tucker Rules, I have all of there recordings ,God Bless Everyone that is left.
Mich9Bran 1 month ago
@MichaelBrust88 and the rest after the 92 mark have shit for brains. :-)
caveman1968 1 month ago
@MichaelBrust88 ~ and increasing.... now 95 ☻☺☻☺☻
ScorpioSpinster 4 weeks ago
@MichaelBrust88 95
DEANZO6 3 weeks ago
hell yes let the bands play old dogs & old friends
tardyman52 1 month ago
when i see what that woman did to me!!!Well i guess i'll leave at that before i start cussing:}i ain't never coming back tho"}
niwrad68 1 month ago
NO PICK?!?!?!?!!?!
picklestomp73 1 month ago
@picklestomp73 no need, hes got the fingers.
allen collins same way
rolesvill 1 month ago
Hart soul and harmony.
T1waffle 1 month ago
I snuck into summerfest milw (on the lake front ) with my sister and saw this on blotter. One of the best memories
midwestboy11 1 month ago
Looking forward to seeing them at the 2012 Seafood Festival in Havre de Grace, MD on August 10th, 2012. I haven't been back home in a while. It's going to be a great show with some good friends.
carlwalston 1 month ago
toy rocked
quahog900 1 month ago
great band. great memories.
LancairPropJet 1 month ago
Go ahead...YOU tell a bearded guy with a voice like that and a HAT like that, that having a flute in your song is gay.
VoodooPolitico 1 month ago 32
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broncobra 1 month ago
@VoodooPolitico good point! As a 70's hippie child, luv me some MT, Bob Seger, and maybe throw in some Doobie Brothers..
kelleybest 1 month ago 2
@kelleybest Sounds fun I'll bring the doobie and the Allman's and the almonds.
nachoisone 1 month ago
@kelleybest just seen bob seager less than a month ago, only thing different was the wheel chair and oxygen machine lol just kiddin. it was just like old times with gray hair. he was all over the stage singing like he always did.
caveman1968 1 month ago
@VoodooPolitico yeah, and a lotta people down home here can play one, can make em' homemade
knoxcountykyman1 1 month ago
@VoodooPolitico Uh, that would be a negatory ghost rider.
TheSchlager1 4 weeks ago
@TheSchlager1 Negatory? I think I heard them say that on "Movin On" once, only once
jko3139 4 weeks ago
Love this band. Marshall Tucker Rules
syphen90125 1 month ago
this is truly some of the best Southern Rock N Roll ever made!
fallsnative 1 month ago
these guys good band its hard to keep it toegether with some people all black school all jewish school but when we try to come toegter always promlem jesus christ somebody always gets stupid
taralyons1 1 month ago
There is nothing better than going to one of these Southern Rock concerts, where the beer is cold, cold, cold and the women are hot, hot, hot! Many of us are still carrying the torch after the glory days of the 1970's.
LesbianVampireLover 1 month ago 2
AMAZING''''''''''''
mikeeast25 1 month ago
This is one of music's all time bests!!!!
BgMsDangerus 1 month ago
92 people have Bieber fever
wingsticks 1 month ago
This is a tune that gets better with time. Now it ranks right up to Blue Sky as my favorite southern 70's song Damn that Toy was amazing
Kitandroxandbec 1 month ago 2
Can't decide which version of this I like better. This one or the one when Toy is so young...each has it's own special flavor.
Nobjan 1 month ago
Still as good as the first time
with or without enhancement
a tried and true classic
drjamieak 2 months ago
@drjamieak I like the younger version a little better but both are great!! I like how you can see he is almost shy on stage on the early version and in this one hes just saying"IM TOY FRIGGEN CALDWELL" now listen to this!!
r1o2s3i4e5 1 month ago 2
Toy Caldwell is Solid .A rock , a boulder..There's not too many Dudes left,let's be honest.
jaxareback 2 months ago
LOVE EVERY COMMENT!!
GreenGateTV 2 months ago
If you dislike this you suck
LoonsNest 2 months ago
this song rocks!!!!!!
bobpawlak1964 2 months ago
Dislike should not even be an option for a song as such!!!!!!!! Straight from the gut. Great and thanks for posting!!!
grandprixgtable 2 months ago
do you understand what you just saw?
rolesvill 2 months ago 2
I wanted to say something deep...but all I could muster is "KICK ASS."
tnash71 2 months ago
one of my best memories ever, Cow Palace, San Francisco 71-72, Allman's, Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels and some very good chemical enhancements
sirwob 2 months ago 44
@sirwob It rained chemicals there in those days,I saw them in Chico, '73,Skynyrd was the warm up group,wasted us. hehe
MrCatfish212 2 months ago
@sirwob cow palice is cool
chillywinter16 1 month ago
@sirwob I envy you sir. My closest comparison is Eagles, MTB, Jimmy Buffet and Steve Miller , Orange Bowl in Orlando. I think it was 76. It still pales in comparison to your Cow Palace memories.
CurtisLoew1960 1 month ago
@CurtisLoew1960 but a good concert also, just moved back to the Bay-Area after 9 years in Orlando
sirwob 1 month ago
@sirwob - We saw 'em at the base of our ski hill, Big Mountain one summer and it was kinda the same way... :-)
ChuckieInMT 1 month ago
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? I already nominated the band for President
chevy66driver 2 months ago
3,000,000+ hits says it all....
Tokeland9 2 months ago
how good is this??
TheKlrmoto 2 months ago
Pack that bowl!!!!
TheSchlager1 2 months ago
Total Metal here. This is the music my parents listened to when I was growing up. I remember my mom would put the original Vinyl LP on and just let it play. This song transcends all musical genres. It defies classification. Thanks for sharing!
gigantamos 2 months ago in playlist More videos from tellittothedevil 2
89 people dont like real music
TheMrbo1981 2 months ago
Fastest thumb in the South...
Asilazi 2 months ago
Maximum respect to Toy Caldwell: besides being a truly gifted guitarist, he served in the infantry in Vietnam, was wounded, spent 7 months in the hospital, then redeployed to Vietnam to finish his tour. A stone cold stud.
cythera431 2 months ago 86
@cythera431 YA GOTTA LOVE DA KILL 'EM ALL LET GOD SORT 'EM OUT ATTITUDE O" REAL ME.....
skullkramp13 1 month ago
@cythera431 R.I.P. Toy Caldwell...he died in 1993 of respiratory failure...at age 45...
webguy21 1 month ago
@cythera431 RIP Tommy & Toy
loafie79 1 month ago
@cythera431 The man carries his balls in a bucket
TheSchlager1 1 month ago
@cythera431 wow i didnt know that........makes playing this song an honor.
NorthCountryMusic 1 month ago
@riceboy1001 it was fate. one good song deserves another
brpf3504x4 2 months ago
How did black betty get me here?
riceboy1001 2 months ago