Can't You See (Live) - The Marshall Tucker Band (Reaction)

[@eriktracy8578]

Live, no dubs, no auto-tune, just a band playing together in the moment - real musicians. 👍

[@singluna888]

I'd forgotten how much we loved them back in my much younger days.

[@suzylund7859]

Just caught your reaction. Loved this song!! Lead singer had a powerful unique voice. Great sound, thanks for your reaction.

[@renee8437]

I saw Marshall Tucker and The Outlaws in 1984 at 3 Rivers Stadium in Pitts. Absolutely one of best Southern Rick bands ever. Oh to go back!

[@melissatuel862]

The lead singer/guitarist was a Vietnam vet who was given The Purple Heart for being wounded in combat. I believe he was in the Marines. I also heard that several or all of the other band members were Vietnam vets.

[@troybullard9631]

Yes, lead singer/guitarist Toy Caldwell enlisted in the USMC in 1966 and served in Vietnam until he wounded in action in 1968. He was had attained the rank of Sergeant and was discharged in 1969.

[@marilynrigsby6874]

❤❤OUR GUYS WAS DRAFTED, SERVED BRAVE N PROUDLY❤❤WITH MANY 💔💔AT HOME.. 70s, healing w/music

[@jona.874]

@@troybullard9631 After he had healed enough, he went back to his unit to serve out his tour - he returned to the US in 1969.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

Such a great example of Southern Rock...love the vocals especially the harmonies...

[@JefferySwan-sg2wv]

Everyone on the planet should listen to this song at least once in their life

[@mvhoyt61able]

One of my favorite performances of all time. The legendary Toy Caldwell.

[@dabassmann]

Southern Rock is a genre all of it's own. Besides Marshall Tucker, there's Allman Bro's, Little Feat, Gov't Mule, Derek Trucks, The Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Doobie Bro's, Poco, Molly Hatchet, Charlie Daniels Band, Grateful Dead, Amboy Dukes, Black Crowes, Dixie Dregs, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, North Mississippi Allstars, Alabama..... and a whole bunch more!!!!! I saw Marshall Tucker twice, once in Dallas and once in St. Louis. High energy and loads of fun!!!

[@estacadarocks3446]

🤘 thumbs up for mentioning " Ozark Mtn Daredevils ".

[@renee8437]

Didn't see 38 Special. One of my faves of all time!

[@Tbirdhaynes]

I was very curious if you included The Black Crowes and you sure as hell did! MOST EXCELLENT!

[@barbarafrazier3242]

Lol…. I just made almost the same comment to another reactor about Southern Rock! I agree it’s almost it’s own thing. Is it Rock or Blues or sometimes sounds a little Country with blue grass elements…. Idk maybe it’s all of those! But it’s GREAT either way!!

[@user-er8kz2jg6o]

Dixie Chicken. Almost an awakening song. So good, so original. Not repeatable. Southern

[@Cashcrop54]

Watching this video takes me to those times and anybody who came by my house heard MTB blasting nearly every day. Great sound all around and great guitar. And, awesome harmonies!! Great watching with you JMBOY. As usual.

[@lindakoschwitz7098]

Hello my favorite Reactioner. I love that you react by your expressions and don't keep stopping the music. You take it all in then give your verbal reactions when it's over. You also let the music play itself all the way to the end.

[@macksrbest1884]

You are the best song critic no small talk no bullshit interrupting through the song thank you

[@timbukh3]

Excellent reaction to a good song. You cannot fake the level of appreciation and enjoyment you showed for this song and many others. The best reactions on YT are found right here. Thumbs up.

[@richardcranium5048]

Toy Caldwell one of the greatest to ever take a stage an absolutely phenomenal guitar player

[@laurarominger2073]

Rock, soul, blues. And the universal sound of heartbreak. Doesn’t get better than this.

[@karenmikalofsky5287]

We are so lucky to have this wonderful footage of this raw and perfect performance. Wow!

[@tekay44]

This Old Cowboy for the win. give it a listen. MT were a great band.

[@normacraig7894]

So glad I grew up listening to Marshall Tucker and I got to see them!👏👏👏

[@AliasMark69]

I saw The Marshall Tucker Band, The Outlaws, 38 Special, ZZ Top in the same show/week in the 70's. Those were the best of times.

[@mx5219]

tell you what i loved about this video, it's how you DID NOT keep cutting in with comments through the whole vid like 99.9% of the others do.....refreshing...thanks..

[@clifton8929]

The Marshall Tucker Band, The Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and ZZ Top were considered the top of the Southern Rock Sound. Marshall Tucker's songs like Searchin’ for a Rainbow’, 'Heard In A Love Song', 'Take The Highway, and ‘Fire on the Mountain,’ are all great songs by the band. The Southern Rock sound has so many bands to choose from, mostly all amazing.

[@alva1370]

Marshall Tucker, Fire on the Mountain

[@johnwilliams8855]

Makes this old southern Mississippi stupjumper happy to see black folks discovering good music. Just like all my family loved BB,Ross,Green,Barry ect from 60s to this day. Thanks

[@dizastro5437]

This recording is absolute gold. That makes front row tickets at the show diamonds.

[@AuthorLaurieAnnSmith]

Thanks for the great reaction video! I grew up listening to this music in the 70's and I still love it :)

[@sabredesatanas518]

Saw them in concert many times, and enjoyed it every time!

[@davidmoss2548]

I wish that everyone alive had met Toy Caldwell. Nicest, most decent person that walked the planet.

[@anjheidebrink]

This song will be playing at my funeral 💥💥💥💥💥

[@donnalehman6805]

Wow. That voice coming out of that sweet baby face.

[@89801wink]

Did you notice that Toy Caldwell (r.i.p.) singer/guitarist didn't use a pick or his fingers? Only used his thumb.

[@12floz67]

Glad you reacted to this song, great tune!🍻

[@kelvinmathews7198]

Kudos for not interrupting every 5 measures!

[@AliasMark69]

The Marshall Tucker Band is an American rock band from Spartanburg, South Carolina. Noted for incorporating blues, country, and jazz into an eclectic sound, the Marshall Tucker Band helped establish the Southern rock genre in the early 1970s. The original line-up of the Marshall Tucker Band, formed in 1972, included lead guitarist, vocalist, and primary songwriter Toy Caldwell (1947-1993), lead vocalist Doug Gray (born 1948), keyboard player, saxophone player, and flautist Jerry Eubanks (born 1950), rhythm guitarist George McCorkle (1946-2007), drummer Paul Riddle (born 1953), and bassist Tommy Caldwell (1949-1980). They signed with Capricorn Records and released their first album in 1973, The Marshall Tucker Band.

[@dabassmann]

@AliasMark69, I saw Marshall Tucker twice, once in Dallas and once in St. Louis. High energy and loads of fun!!! As you said, Southern Rock is a genre all of it's own. For @JMBoyTV I added: Besides Marshall Tucker, there's Allman Bro's, Little Feat, Gov't Mule, Derek Trucks, The Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Doobie Bro's, Poco, Molly Hatchet, Charlie Daniels Band, Grateful Dead, Amboy Dukes, Black Crowes, Dixie Dregs, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, North Mississippi Allstars, Alabama..... and a whole bunch more!!!!!

[@AliasMark69]

I just smile knowing all those bands are damn good. Enjoy our friends experience learning the who's who of R&R@@dabassmann

[@dabassmann]

@@AliasMark69 after the music room tour video, it's amazing how closely you resemble my cousin in Colorado. He is also 4 years older than I am, and you almost look like and sound like him, although you are WAY more musically talented than either of us. We are still really close even to this day! And yes, it's fun rehashing all these concerts we went to...never thinking a thing about 'em, it was just what we did. Plus they were only $5 or $10 bucks for tickets.

[@AliasMark69]

I'm making a Wizard Video soon so I must look the part. After I will shave back to clean. @@dabassmann

[@frekitheravenous516]

Ain't a Man alive over the age of 35, black, white or otherwise, that can't understand the feel of this tune.

[@EJSmith-dk3yg]

I love your reaction, all in the face, you don't talk over the music ... nice job !

[@dragonfire1842]

Love this song so stopped by.

[@bella-xp7qd]

Toy Caldwell was a veteran who received a purple heart for injury in Vietnam. His brother was in the band too. Do you mean??????? The Grand Ole Opry is an American weekly live country music radio broadcast from - and a several nights per week performance held at - the Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee. It was founded on November 28, 1925, by George D. Hay it's oprey not opera

[@BGID7]

This might be a perfect song

[@AliasMark69]

Toy never used a Pick. He used his thumb for all his string picking. Unusual and cool.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

The great Jeff Beck used a similar technique often in conjunction with the whammy bar...

[@AliasMark69]

Yes, I saw Beck with Santana at SPAC NY.... Awesome show.@@coinneachmaclellan3121

[@ianhamilton2035]

Real feels!! 😃

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Good ol’ Toy Caldwell. Love these guys.

[@michaelasay8587]

Just love this ..one of my all time fav songs!!

[@allendixon7700]

Virginia virginia that's the song by marshall ducker

[@fourfingerwoo1277]

He wrote this song while in the midst of the Vietnam war, watching fellow marines receive “dear John” letters

[@trishriley9681]

❤❤❤ Special

[@brentabbott3954]

Just so you know, Toy Caldwell is the thundering thumb!!!!!!

[@ladyruby684]

Awesome.

[@michaelfletcher9640]

It really is called 'The Grand Ole Opry'! It's a country thing...🤩🤠😎

[@alansnowdeal9845]

CWhen MT Broke&Toy&his Bro&1 other Formed Toy Caldwell Band&Stayed @aBros House up here in the Boons o Maine!!The 3 afterparties where AWESOME!!Also Ya didn't Bleep w/The Man!!Incredible Musician,Great Time's& Fun from the Wilds o Maine!!Foghat 2!

[@faithnyou1732]

Another all-time favorite! Thanks for the great reaction! ✌💙✌

[@randalljohnson5539]

To put this song in perspective of the time. 18th birthday drafted. Senior trip to Vietnam. Small town or rural boy with 1 love gets sent. Returns to hippie movement and lost girl to the times.

[@AliasMark69]

Toy and Tommy Caldwell - Marshall Tucker Band - "This Ol' Cowboy".. ."Heard It In A Love Song"..."Fire On The Mountain"... "Ramblin'"... "24 Hours At A Time"

[@laurarominger2073]

Used to make up mixed tapes and then mixed cds for friends. I line music reactions because I’d like to think this is how they reacted. Hahaha. Your face said it all

[@mozilla2576]

Wow, what a great performance! Thanks for the review...nice work.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Though this is a sad song from a great southern rock band, it has a peaceful, relaxing vibe. Thanks for your reaction.

[@betseyr.9081]

Great group live (of course they did this song but another great one they do is "Take The Highway”) and real nice guys too. I had the pleasure of meeting them all, cooking them dinner & hanging out backstage when they gave a performance at a venue owned by a friend back in 1999. These guys were part of the Southern Rock sound and more great bands (sadly overlooked these days) a few more bands in this group include Poco - a must listen by them is “Crazy Eyes", The Outlaws - "Green Grass and High Tides”, The Band - "The Weight (take a load off Annie)”… check them out too. As far as Jethro Tull and amazing flute work, check out “Reasons For Waiting” I know you haven’t heard Ian play like he does on this one yet!

[@picolo4102]

Similiar like song:Allman Brothers "Whipping Post"

[@juliemanarin4127]

Nice country rock band!

[@AliasMark69]

Another Classic Rock name added to your awesome Playlist..... i just smile, again. Thanks again. #67

[@kevindobson3701]

Can't wait for my Robert Palmer request

[@patches6309]

This classic is an automatic PLAYLIST track on anyones music collection.

[@buckdurant5336]

You've got to hear Blue Jean Blues by ZZ Top!!!!!!

[@alanmcclure9546]

Played this in 6th grade talent show, back in 1979, and there was a reason I played it. Its that good.

[@peardrop61]

Excellent choice. Great band. Saw them live in 1981 in Canada🇨🇦.

[@elegantirony78]

If you like flute in rock, you'll like Rainmaker & Many A Mile To Freedom by Traffic

[@suzanneprock7286]

This is a classic of the 70's!

[@davidwoolard1264]

Try Statesboro Blues by the a Allman Brothers for some more southern rock

[@kenmeacham7025]

They don't make music like this today

[@bugvswindshield]

if you like this one, try This Ol' Cowboy I think the bands best song.

[@LoriWilliamson-ch5fk]

Baby It's You by A group named Smith

[@williamjones6031]

I got to see them at Harrah's Lake Tahoe just before the world ended and they killed. Needless to say, the remaining members are lot older now.

[@user-mm9fo1pv6f]

I recommend you listen to Once You Understand by Think

[@victorjohnson7512]

Old school southern rock. These guys were some of the best. Check out their song "fire on the mountain"

[@AliasMark69]

The Reactor Race. I have been watching several of the best music reactors for over four years. If they were cars on a track going round making laps there are some that are ahead of JMBOY TV… they have more time on the track and more miles traveled…BUT… JM is the Fastest Car On The Track. At the rate he’s moving he is doing laps around the field catching up to the leaders and will soon be among them in total numbers…. I just smile, again.

[@danielmesery2904]

You would like HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG ,BY M.T.B.🎶🎸🌟

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Hey Dude... I'm about to hit your subscribe button. This is the music that reminds me of working summers with my uncle. He always had Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Jimi, CCR, Deep Purple, Santana, Stones, The Beatles... playing in his old pickup while we were driving to his construction site. Keep them coming!!! 👍🏽🇺🇸

[@philobeddoe8342]

I see everyone is using the old KZbin clip, where the sound cuts out for a couple of seconds. There's a clip on KZbin of this performance, where it doesn't cut out.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

The days when a man could olay a tambourine and still be cinsidered, " a man."

[@trishc3099]

If you like this I'm betting that you would also like Pure Prairie League. Try "Aimee" from them.

[@jays361]

Awesome. Try mott the hoopla all the way to Memphis. Not the Memphis you know.

[@AliasMark69]

Speaking of "Jethro Tull" - Ian Anderson's flute... my favorite from them, watch him live do..... Jethro Tull - My God (Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970)

[@AliasMark69]

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[@mx5219]

also, i did subscribe..

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

Just subbed.... I really like your song choices. All the stuff I loved for years. I'm gonna suggest a song. Its one that no one ever reacts to but has some of the sweetest guitar you'll ever hear. Its called "Face The Fire" by Dan Fogelberg. Its about the Three Mile Island Nuclear power plant meltdown in Pennsylvania 1979. Very terrifying back when it happened, but no one ever talks about it anymore. Even if you dont react to it, give it a listen for yourself. You love guitar, youll love this.

[@AliasMark69]

"Can't You See" I'm gonna take a freight train Down at the station, Lord I don't care where it goes Gonna climb a mountain The highest mountain I'll jump off, nobody gonna know Can't you see, whoa, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she been doin' to me? Can't you see, can't you see What that woman, she's been doin' to me? I'm gonna find me a hole in the wall I'm gonna crawl inside and die 'Cause my lady, now a mean ol' woman, Lord Never told me goodbye Can't you see, oh, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she been doin' to me? Can't you see, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she's been doin' to me? I've gone to buy a ticket now, as far as I can Ain't a-never coming back Ride me a southbound, all the way to Georgia now 'Til the train, it run out of track Can't you see, oh, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she been doin' to me? Can't you see, can't you see What that woman, she' been doin' to me? Oh, dear Lord Can't you see, whoa, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she been doin' to me? Can't you see, whoa, can't you see What that woman, she been doin' to me? Can't you see (oh, she's such a crazy lady), can't you see What that woman (what that woman) she been doin' to me? Can't you see (Lord, I can't stand), can't you see What that woman (oh), she been doin' to me Can't you see (I'm gonna take a freight train), can't you see (I'm down at the station, Lord) What that woman, she been doin' to me (ain't never comin' back, oh boy) Can't you see (gonna ride me a southbound, now) Can't you see (all the way to Georgia, Lord) What that woman, she been doin' to me? ('Til the train run out of track, oh)

[@user-er8kz2jg6o]

White boys from The South are built different. At least 70s Southern artists were. Now everything is jumbled together and controlled by Hollywood. Every genre is controlled by the same people now, unfortunately.

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Excellent reaction! And I was super thrilled to see you played the whole song without pauses or interruptions. (I subscribed to your channel for that reason) it pisses me off to the max when reactors pause the damn song every 15-20 seconds to bullshit about nothing that much relates to the song. The song just starts to groove & they pause it. There’s one channel that I refuse to watch anymore because he is constantly pausing during the songs guitar solo, as if that’s not an important part of the song. Kudos to you Bro, I hope to watch more of you. (No pauses please, lol)

[@AliasMark69]

JM is by far the BEST Reactor on YT.

[@johnlechtenberg1069]

young man I would like to suggest any song off of a Band of Gypsys by Jimi Hendrix. Machine gun is my favorite. Take care.