First listen to The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See (REACTION)

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[@jennifermorris6848]

The moral of the story is that we all need to play our music with the windows down. Help spread the joy.

[@stevebelvin1501]

The singer here is Toy Caldwell, a Purple Heart recipient, wounded in Viet Nam. After he recovered he returned to his unit to finish out his time.

[@robertthomson5485]

Country Rock. Long hair. Levi’s and flannel. The 70s were the best.

[@donaldmoon]

Les Pauls all over the place. Great Southern band from back in the day. --don, Memphis

[@CORPCHGO]

@@donaldmoon Ya man!

[@deborahallen3318]

The 70s and early 80s were the very best and we knew how to rock and still do Great reaction, hay! Dad 😊

[@switchflow5405]

Awesome tunes MTB "Heard it in a love song" and "Fire on the Mountain"

[@georgewodicka4839]

The rock from the heartland of America, a sound no British band could ever duplicate.

[@KandKs_GG]

Idk... some of Steve Winwood's early stuff came darned close.

[@zebulon8819]

Good Father /Son song pure prairie league "Amie falling in and out of love with you" extended version ✌️♥️

[@mikek5958]

Toy Caldwell lost both his younger brothers Tim and Tommy (bass player) within a month of each other to car accidents in 1980. 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.

[@memremacm]

Gotta love a flute! Along these lines I’m gonna mention again Black Water by the Doobie Brothers. You’d really like it’s southern rock vibe.

[@hollycammy7114]

I actually did enjoy hearing your dad talking. We now know where you got your gift of gab. Hugs to you both. This is one of my favorite bands of Southern Rock.

[@sheryld1957]

The 70's were so fun to live in musically! Thanks for sharing some memories

[@garykelly7422]

More Marshall Tucker please"fire on the mountain","heard it in a love song","take the highway","searchin for a rainbow","24 hours at a time","this ol cowboy". Toy Caldwell on vocals and lead guitar. Yes he plays with his thumb. RIP Toy and Tommy Caldwell ☮️

[@tee_d_we_d]

They just don't make'em like this anymore. Original southern rock. Toy Caldwell you're missed. Thank your dad for being in the right place at the right time, sir! Thanks for reacting to this.

[@theplanetruth]

First Jump off ain’t no body gonna know.... “Tied to the whipping post” comes to mind.

[@fukawininetynine5999]

I think it was that same gal.

[@lantose]

Wore their albums out in college and saw them in concert three times! Toy Caldwell, the singer, died in 1993 and his brother Tommy, who was the bass player, died in 1980.

[@mmay2669]

Love it. Heard it in a Love Song is another great Marshall Tucker band song.

[@kencody4287]

I like This old Cowboy and Heard it in a love song we really loved these guys and the Allmans another great one is Fire on the Mountain

[@CORPCHGO]

LOL That's the shit right there! Sounds sweet don' it! This music aint changed much in 200 years, just got electrified in the 50's. It's as American as Jazz, Gospel and Blues and I will love it til I die! Listen to that melodic bass!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Southern Rock at it’s best. One of the top Southern Rock bands of the seventies.....(Allman Brothers, CCR, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Grand Fun Railroad) Lots of great music...Southern Rock was never my biggest genre, but truckloads of respect to this group....Love the vocalist....so soulful.

[@mcddtlc]

Saw toy & company almost every time they came to so cal. Blew the roof off most nights!!!! It’s a crime they are not in the r&r hall of fame - one of my all time faves!!!

[@bjs301]

I saw MTB in Athens, Ohio in 1978. They absolutely killed Can't You See. Great band.

[@stuartsiglain3972]

All members of the group were Vietnam veterans. What a great song.

[@joeking6763]

This was looked down upon by the country music folks back in the 70's - NOW they can't duplicate it even as they try over and over again. Lynyrd Skynyrd - the Outlaws - Molly Hatchet - 38 Special - Nobody can touch them today.

[@lisamorrison2149]

🎸 Southern rock at its finest. Nice to see a Dad and his son enjoying good music!🧡

[@REMEMBER1776]

"Fire on the Mountain" is another must listen from Marshall Tucker...

[@nowbabyphotography4764]

Please check out Pure Prairie League and maybe the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.

[@ChordBuddyClassicRock]

Great reaction with your Dad. MTB had so many great songs. I have to rank them 2nd to the Allman Brothers on my all time Southern Rock artists. Did you know that Toy Caldwell who is the lead guitarist only sang a few of their songs, Can't You See being one of them. Wait till you hear the golden voice of Doug Gray, lead singer of MTB! And Jerry Eubanks the flute player also plays Sax on their songs ! Here are a few more songs you might react to by MTB. Desert Skies Heard It In A Love Song 24 Hours At A Time Take The Highway

[@Diomedene]

The Dolphins shirt confirms that Dethstrok8 is a man of discernment and taste :)

[@richgoebel882]

Heard it in a Love Song - Also by Marshall Tucker Band. Flute Solo, Piano Solo, Guitar Solo and FOUR verses.

[@3ScotsInk]

Born & raised in Memphis but was never a country, or even countrified, music fan. Grew up with blues, rhythm & blues, rock n roll, and rock. But... Love these guys (and, in a similar vein, The Allman Brothers). In fact, this song is one of my all time faves that I never get tired of. So unique and simultaneously ragged, rough, and angelically beautiful. Another great reaction Dad & son-- and I'd never seen this live before, so thank you!!!

[@stephanietip]

Marshall Tucker is not county in any way.They are Southern Rock.,as are Gregg Allman and The Allman Brothers

[@pastordavey7314]

His woman left without saying good-bye. He is simply singing the blues country rock n roll style.

[@veganapiranha7365]

Love his voice, it wouldn't matter what he said.

[@matthewrobinson7379]

Southern rock, like the Allman Brothers and Lynerd Skynerd. Or Charlie Daniels Band.

[@josephcote6120]

Molly Hatchett

[@josephpowell3949]

Southern Rock Band That's what we called them back in the day! I was 12 when this song came out and I loved the song, But it was even better a couple years later after my first heartbreak! OMG, what a great song!

[@pcard10]

Check out 24 hours at a time, Take the highway, Fire on the Mountain and Heard It in a Love Song

[@TheMidnightCloak]

At first I was surprised that Dad didn’t already know this song. And then I realized that Dad is younger than me, and I’m probably the same age as the “older gentleman” in the other car. Lawd.

[@stephanietip]

I love seeing new people discovering the music that raised me.I like your dad.He should join you more often.I was wondering why he didn't know who Marshall Tucker is.

[@er5406]

Part of the country rock wave in the mid 70s. I met this band briefly in Houston, TX. Very friendly bunch. There was a bit tragedy involved with this band, a death.

[@leila7132]

Great choice, Dad! 👍 "Heard It In A Love Song" is another good MTB track, but definitely a little less rock, a little more country. Toy Caldwell and the boys created something amazing with "Can't You See" but is it the apex of Southern Rock? I don't think you've heard enough to decide that, yet. Allman Brothers: "One Way Out" (at Fillmore East); "Blue Sky"; "Statesboro Blues"; "Jessica"; "Ramblin' Man"; "Midnight Rider". And then there's the Skynyrd catalogue, not to mention ZZ Top and others. Lots of incredible stuff left to discover.

[@KandKs_GG]

I don't generally go in for a lot of C&W music. But one of my favorites is MTB's Heard It In A Lovesong. Sonically, it runs the gamut from traditional Nashville country to blue grass to New Orleans keys to hints of zydeco and a good dash of southwest Tex-Mex flavor in there as well. MTB was one of the more versatile country groups back in the day.

[@sherryheim5504]

Early version of country rock, this band really had great songs. I saw them a couple of times and they were just awesome live. Excellent musicianship from these guys with addictive vocals.

[@ls1959]

Allman Brothers- Ramblin Man

[@lindamosley922]

If you like this, you will love the Allman Brothers!

[@joanbounacos8958]

First! Okay, Second! Great choice! Southern Rock jam. This song could have gone on for 20 minutes and we would still want more! Loved seeing bands like this having fun.

[@theplanetruth]

I guess you can be first, Joan.

[@joanbounacos8958]

@@theplanetruth Second!! 😂

[@joanbounacos8958]

Next has to be the Outlaws "Green Grass and High Tides".

[@theblackcat5416]

@@joanbounacos8958 Yes Joan, that is a great idea for a great song ! ✌❤🌻😷🎶

[@sr1285]

Oh Dad finding another gem, I absolutely love this song, still have the album, (but no turntable anymore) there was a wealth of great bands out of America at this time that reached us here in the UK, as well as Creedence and Lynard we had the Marshall Tucker Band, Pure Prairie League, Outlaws and Ozark Mountain Daredevils and more, all really deserve a great shout out, thanks for this reaction, fantastic to see them and hear them again,

[@barrycohen311]

Key ring? Legend as it that someone in the band grabbed a receipt out of a garbage bin in a studio they were recording in. It was a receipt from a piano tuner, named Marshall Tucker.

[@firebird7479]

:18 Bob: Hello I'm Bob McKenzie and this is my brother, Doug. Doug: How's it goin', eh?

[@joelliebler5690]

Had this lead singer lived longer they would have done so much more and as far as the rock Hall of Shame, I mean Fame, well you get my point!👍🏻❤️☮️

[@patticoppla8440]

Please listen to Derek and the Dominos "Layla" and "Little Wing" Duane Allman and Eric Clapton will not disappoint you.

[@Dooklawz]

Yes Pleeze ! !

[@theblackcat5416]

Marshall Tucker Band is a great choice ! Southern rock at it's best as these boys were from Spartanburg, SC. And yes, definitely some more Allman Brothers please ! ✌❤🌻😷🎶

[@757optim]

MTB blended genres of blues, jazz & country into their Southern Rock sound beautifully. One of the best bands ever. Catch EVERYthing off of the "Carolina Dreams" album. And of course "Searchin' For A Rainbow" from the album of the same name. RIP Toy Caldwell (The fastest thumb in the South), preceded in death by his brother Tommy (playing bass next to Toy), Rhythm guitarist George McCorkle has also passed. God rest their souls. So thankful we still have their music.

[@jvc1527]

Toy's solos on this song always make me think that it's what Sir Pterry had in mind when he wrote, "The guitar screamed like an angel who had just discovered why it was on the wrong side." GNU Toy Caldwell GNU Terry Pratchett

[@stephanietip]

For a really unique musical experience,try Ozark Mountain Daredevils,If you want to get to heaven (you gotta raise a little hell)live at old grey whistle and Jackie Blue.Ask your dad to join you.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Oh yes takes me back, Classic Rock a time when bands were raw, talented, and made you feel the music. Just a great Jam, Loved it. Love the Father and son fun. Peace

[@barryroberts6796]

Take the highway Marshall Tucker Band total jam

[@827dusty]

1970s Southern Rock at it's Best. Marshall Tucker Band, Charlie Daniels Band, Lynard Skynard as well. It sure brings back some memories from another era. Thank You.

[@teresam6140]

Don't forget Molly Hatchett

[@425363129]

You forgot THE OUTLAWS

[@robhaunui3343]

Great reaction guys,and yes - Toy Caldwell was a legend on the guitar,Mr.Thunderthumb - he was in a league of his own,the same as Duane Allman from The Allman Brothers Band was. Even Toys brother Tommy on bass,played with his thumb,as it was the way they were taught. The Marshall Tucker Band surely deserve to be in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame,but it is not the institution it once was. Theres plenty of MTB to react to,especially with main vocalist Doug Gray and his amazing vocal capabilities. Take your pick to react to anything from their 70's early 80's period and you wont be disappointed.Oh and by the way - the actual Marshall Tucker,whom the band was named after,just turned 94 I think ? this past week - amazing,and Doug Gray was there to celebrate with him .

[@michaelgrillo4333]

"Long Hard Ride" for a jam on an album with the same name (Long Hard Ride); and on the same album "Windy City Blues" or "See You One More Time" both excellent tunes! Enjoy these guys were very talented.

[@michaelgrillo4333]

Here's a little Trivia on Marshall Tucker: What happened to THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND? kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3XRmmqmjsaamsU

[@corygivan5507]

GO FINS!!!!!!!!! Hell yeah!!!!! Love you so much more because of how cool your dad is! You're ok, you've got a good start (keep with the grateful dead)..

[@davidteller7681]

The inimitable, "Thunder Thumb", the late Toy Caldwell on guitar and vocals. He was the driving force in the band. His brother, the late Tommy Caldwell on bass, also playing with his thumb! Their father also played, using his thumb! A family tradition.

[@lindehughes1773]

I enjoy it when your Dad is with you and I have always loved the Marshall Tucker Band ❤

[@philipwhigham3495]

Marshall Tucker band are great. On the flip side of this song their song This ok Cowboy. He tells the girl, this ain't the first time this ol cowboy spent the night alone. Their lyrics are are great for their genre. Heard it in A Love Song is another great example of great lyrics

[@McFlySwatter]

This was filmed in my hometown of Macon, Ga in 1973 at the Grand Opera House. Sadly, I was only 5 years old so I didn't get to see it.

[@wasfazed]

MTB was a wonderful band to see live way back in the day! Doug Gray's (lead vocals) enthusiasm is absolutely contagious. No frills, no flash just straight up damn good music. Their debut album is a true classic - not a bad song on it. And both Caldwell brothers played with just their thumbs and Toy was also a master steel guitar player - check out 'See You Later I'm Gone'.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Man, Daniel....you are just keeping us on the hook with dangling that succulent worm in front of us with the Live Aid Queen segment aren’t you? Yeah, I know you have two more songs to get under your belt and you’re doing them in one segment.....but I keep expecting it. You’re toying with us! 😂

[@Wolttizm]

Marshall Tucker is great. I'll make a suggestion if you like great guitar and emotional vocals: Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart on "I'd Rather Go Blind." A fantastic version of the great Etta James classic, but a classic in its own right as one of the finest live performances you will ever find. Of course, it's blues, so a little different genre.

[@ritayprice3510]

Can't believe there are still people just discovering this great music. I'm 57 and grew up on Southern rock like Marshall Tucker Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers. The Marshall Tucker Band is from my state of South Carolina. Glad that you like it. Southern rock is basically a fusion of country, rock, blues.

[@alsleet442]

this song was used in Busch beer commercials for long time.it always amused me they used the line gonna climb a mountain repeatedly when the next line he says he's gonna jump off

[@1Lovebird1]

Marshall Tuckers song Heard It In A Love Song is pretty awesome as well. Also I would suggest the lyrics video.

[@WendyCranmer]

love the look on your face all thru the beginning dethstroke9

[@sallyramirez5980]

I've always loved this song, 🦋✌🦋

[@donpardo2510]

Your father's comment about the added excitement that comes from a live version reminded me of Lynyrd Skynyrd doing Freebird in Oakland.

[@FishKungfu]

Fantastic!

[@zebulon8819]

Another reactor did this last week he had the same clitch in the video so it wasn't on your end. We Are Legion good to see Papa Deathstroke again 👍✌️♥️ "take to the highway" another song by them

[@kendavis8046]

Daniel, for you and your dad - try Molly Hatchet "Flirtin' With Disaster". Southern rock, but where "Can't You See" is almost introspective by comparison, the Molly Hatchet tune is an in-your-face rock song.

[@sammack1564]

Take The Highway and This 'Ol Cowboy are my two other favorites

[@tunaonwhitenocrusts]

Toy Caldwell's voice is legendary, and it's a shame he had to pass away so early.

[@martinlepper4522]

The whole album.....Carolina Dreams....is KILLER.....Also their version of "Everyday I Have the Blues" is stunning. One of my very favorite groups. Many Many great songs.

[@jhamptonjr]

The all-too-familiar Devil Woman of rock and roll bites another good man 😁🤘✌

[@slw59]

"Losing You" and "Take the Highway" from their 1973 self titled debut album are classic Marshall Tucker songs. Check them out.

[@christopherbuck1517]

Very talented good old boys from Spartanburg, SC. I saw them many times in the early 1970s when I lived in Asheville, NC. R.I.P Toy (lead singer)

[@davidfinnell1660]

Great band live! I was lucky enough to see them a couple times back in the day. Great reaction guy's!

[@perijetton9275]

Grand Oort House in Macon, Ga Nice choice! ✌️

[@joelliebler5690]

This is pure Southern rock pops!

[@workingman6681]

One of my favorite southern rock songs of all time!🤘

[@vipercoach225]

24 hours at a time is a great live performance from them....the thundering thumb of Toy ....

[@k_spats]

Adorableness runs in the family. 😊 Woo Hoo! 🤓 Check out, "Flirtin' with Disaster" by Molly Hatchet! 💜💫✌🏼🎵

[@GrowingUpJersey]

Love this song! Listen to "This Ol' Cowboy" and "Heard it in a Love Song" God bless that older guy with his windows down.

[@andyschnell58]

I got to see MTB in concert once, I believe in the early 80's and loved the show. Their Carolina Dreams album was great, all songs worth a listen. Great to see Dad rocking along with Daniel instead of being teary eyed.

[@MissAstorDancer]

I saw them in concert in 1978, after the re-release of this song. It truly was one of the best concerts I ever saw! MAN, they were tight!!!!

[@ROW3rd]

Take the highway is also a good one.Father knows best !!!!!!!

[@rubytexas1563]

Grand Ole Opry in Nashville...home of country music including country rock

[@navyskaterdude]

Saw Marshall Tucker a few times in the late '70s. Always a Great Show

[@jillsallade6998]

You and your dad need to check out mississippi queen by mountain. An excellent jam song. It's short but oh do good.

[@Steelwings19658]

One of my favourite songs of all time.

[@tao4mike]

Every now and then, we do something right here in Carolina. :)

[@ritayprice3510]

This SC woman agrees.

[@bradsmack1]

Daniel.......Similar genre (country rock, Southern rock) is "Keep on Smilin'" by Wet Willie from Mobile, Alabama, released about a year after "Can't You See." They shared the same label as the Marshall Tucker Band (Capricorn, distributed by Warner Bros. Records), and I think would be a cool reaction for you and Dethstrok8!

[@sandyhogue7626]

Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie is shown in the audience near the beginning of this video.

[@bradsmack1]

@@sandyhogue7626 Get outta town! I'll have to watch the vid again...completely missed it.....unless, I saw him subconsciously, and that's how I thought of WW in the first place! That'd be spooky! Otherwise, I was on both those bands (and more!) back in the day, as my dad was in radio, and routinely brought home a box of new Warner Bros. releases when I was in high school! So, when I think of Marshall Tucker, I think of their record label, and like bands that shared a label (Capricorn), and WW came to mind! Thanks for that catch, Sandy!😁

[@wallyboy6666]

:) Another great reaction!! I love the old southern rock. ♡ This song is definitely one of the best. Had the album & played the whole thing repeatedly. Way back in 1983, our house burned down, lost all of our earthly possessions... this album was one of the things I missed the most! :) Our son was just 1&1/2 years old. It was the day before Thanksgiving ~ one of the best Thanksgivings I've ever had, because the 3 of us made it out alive. (Along with our puppy!♡)

[@5siggi]

Love this reaction and love the song! It's nice to see your dad again. The stare into the camera was priceless 😂 Are you also planning on having your mom on for a reaction? Keep up the good work and I will share your videos. You deserve a lot more subscribers.

[@deborahdean]

Got to see the MTB multiple times in the 70s. They're a great concert band. The last time I saw them with Black Oak Arkansas and Charlie Daniels, both good southern rock bands.

[@howardchaney6481]

Interesting how rock was created in the south by the bluesmen and rockabilly cats then went overseas to the UK to fuel the British invasion back to the states were young Southern boys would be influenced by The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who and Cream and blend it with Country and create what's called Southern Rock "which is weird because rock was created in the south". Btw Waylon Jennings does a decent version of this song.

[@beatledad]

they were from Spartensburg so carolina recorded in macon ga had 6 gold lps and 1 platinum