First Time Hearing The Marshall Tucker Band - Can’t You See (Reaction!)

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[@dagmar.6954]

This is southern rock at it's finest. The flute solo at the beginning & end is great. Love their music from the 70's. Some of their other big hits were "Fire on the Mountain" & "Heard It in a Love Song". Southern rock fiddler Charlie Daniels did quite a few collaborations with them.

[@dianneyoung6407]

Fire and Heard are freaking classics!!!! ❤❤❤

[@edb6690]

Charlie mentions them in his hit The South Gonna Do It Again.

[@mstafford0081]

This is like Grass Roots Southern Rock.

[@TheMrBlackCrow]

Lead singer is Toy Caldwell..got a purple heart medal while in Viet Nam..was a marine..the other guys were there too..

[@lorijohnston4311]

"Feeling some type of way" - Shon, that's exactly what good music does to you. This is pure talent right here. Live and in perfect sync. Toy Caldwell, lead guitarist, also lead singer on this song. Purple Heart recipient for the Vietnam War. Known as the fastest thumb in the south, thanks to his amazing guitar strumming. RIP. Toy. We miss you. If you want to get into more southern rock, definitely the big three: Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and Marshall Tucker Band.

[@DannySawyer60]

Well said, I have seen them three times back in the day and they just flat out bring it every time!

[@suzanneprock7286]

This is epic, pure 70's vibe. We were spoiled rotten with fantastic music!

[@georgia1bulldogs]

This is Southern rock .On the way to the hospital 43 yrs ago to have a baby this song came on the radio, and we named our son Marshall. 😍 Listen to Silverado outstanding!

[@ceeceerider]

RIP Toy Caldwell. You’d enjoy Take the Highway and This Ol Cowboy, as well as all the others mentioned here. It’s southern rock, but they throw a blues twist in there that just hits you right where it matters. I love these guys!

[@peggysullivan6615]

We’ve had that Marshall Tucker CD Stuck in our Jeep player for years, and just never cared to get it out. We call it the Marshall Tucker Truck. The whole album is fantastic. It’s nice to see young people discover them too!!!

[@dianahohimer1107]

🙂 Sounds like my Tom Petty CD. Haven't tried as hard as I could to get it out of the player, though.

[@hog7203]

Had that happen to my Mother's Finest "Another Mother Further" cd. Stayed stuck in my car player for over a month. I didn't care. I played it anyway. It finally came out and a few days later I put it back in and listened to it again.

[@kingbeauregard]

This song may be absolute perfection. There are so many things to talk about; I just want to mention the chord progression D-C-G-D. They use it over and over, and it never gets old. It's a progression that just works. Another song that uses it is the Eagles "Seven Bridges Road".

[@tiacalhoun3841]

This is southern rock and this song is definitely a gem….loving this reaction!!!! Can u PLEASE put “Keep your hands to yourself” by the Georgia Satellites on the list?!! Thanks ❤

[@martinl8574]

This band is up there with Skynard and Allman Bros. Their music is still relevant 50 years later!

[@rondawildey5801]

We have been listening to music like this for over 40 years. It's nice to see the younger generation appreciate this music. Southern rock

[@countryboyyyfl]

Keep em coming my friend. Great reaction as always. A true music lover.....

[@jorinkema9877]

50 spme years lster...still gives me goosebumps.

[@maryhuhnke4706]

You don't just listen to Marshall Tucker..You Experience them! ❤

[@davidanderson8168]

Thanks!

[@trishdaniel6196]

The Marshall Tucker Band is an American Southern 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...OTHER HITS INCLUDE; HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG, AND FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN...

[@Tel864]

When working for a public utility company many years ago I had the pleasure of talking with Toy. We were both in Vietnam during the same time and enjoyed reminiscing.

[@donjackson5522]

You can’t beat the seventies and early eighties for great southern rock. You should check out The Outlaws, Green Grass and High Tides Forever.

[@cdfdesantis699]

One of the great southern rock bands in action. Thanks for your reaction.

[@bella-xp7qd]

Toy was a Vietnam Nam veteran, and a purple heart recipient. He's one of a few guitarist 🎸 that didn't use a pic.

[@DeborahDavis-zi6pm]

They are from Spartanburg, SC. I used to go see them every Friday night at a local bar in the early 70s. They are still touring with one original member. Great band live!

[@revaflowers3115]

Jethro Tull uses the flute too,so did Men At Work and Canned heat. This is Southern Rock.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Excellent reaction This is one of my favorite songs. It just has it. The flute, beautiful. Love when bands then used different instruments with their guitars. The song creates an environment just where you're at. Not considered country, but rock by our generation. " can't you see?" LOL.

[@jacqueline4514]

Upbeat country southern rock blues ❤❤❤ LOVED your reaction; you feel the groove and dig into the lyrics; the delivery style; love it!

[@standesart]

One of many songs. One of my favorite groups. New Life , Carolina Dreams Classic southern rock albums.

[@alanmcclure9546]

This boy was certainly coming from somewhere, as he had just come home from Viet Nam. You know that ole story from the soldier, usually starts with a envelope from his woman back home, saying how loyal she is, when she is shacked up with some rich lil college boy. Yes this was the Grit only a USMC Vet can deliver.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

I don't know them as well as I should but 'Tell It To The Devil', 'Never Trust A Stranger' and 'Heard It In a Love Song' All from 1977, same album and all great Marshall Tucker Band tunes. Something else I know you would love is 'Henry Paul Band - So Long'. 1979. Give your ears a treat sometime soon. Cheers.

[@jhas727]

When music talks to you. Embrace it. It’s yours. No one can take that away.

[@j66hutch]

One of my favorite songs ever. So glad you felt the emotion of the song.

[@MissCasser]

They’re at the Grand Ole Opry which is like the most hallowed venue in country music

[@liamcross395]

One of my all time favorite songs. Reminds me of my dad. Its an emotional one for me. Truly great song.

[@777edmatt]

If you want to hear some amazing flute, Jethro Tull live, anything live!

[@scottstewart5784]

More flute on their "Heard it In a Love Song" - banger

[@johntarleton6330]

I knew these guys when they were known as the toy factory. Saw them at the sitar club in Spartanburg SC.

[@carolyncostner9619]

They are from SC and they are considered Southern Rock. I have been to their concerts and they are great! The group still tours.

[@TheHardWayChannel]

They Might Be Giants - Birdhouse in Your Soul You’ll dig it.

[@shaneeverett3026]

This is southern rock at its finest. This has been on my playlist for years. Grew up listening to southern rock all my life.

[@terryduncan31]

You're 100% correct! People playing instrumental solos definitely put their own flavor on it.

[@Phoenix38m]

I got to see these guys live in 2000....they sounded just as great that night as they did in this video.

[@bugvswindshield]

I love I mean LOVE MST best song ! " This Ol' Cowboy" its a great great song!!! every dude can relate.

[@user-wn8mg2jh1d]

THANKS brought me back to my HS School days

[@becksullivan4796]

I was one year out of high school when this came out. There is nothing like classic and southern rock to make you feel. Since you like this I’d recommend the song Whipping Post. A GREAT southern woman done me wrong song. Mercy.

[@mamaflush9945]

I'm so glad you enjoyed listening to "MTB" just as others have said, this is one of the best southern rock bands of this era. Here's another suggestion, if interested. "The Marshall Tucker Band - Fire On The Mountain (Live)" RIP: Toy Caldwell 💔🔥🎸U R Missed I enjoyed chilling with you for a min, bro really great reaction thanks

[@Acoustic_strings]

Molly Hatchet pre 1984 is awesome!!! Flirtin With Disaster, Dreams I'll Never See The Rambler

[@bubblesezblonde]

Waylon wrote the song btw...back when country was about country.....MTB 's best album was their jazz oriented disk.

[@cinnamon962]

It’s called SOUTHERN ROCK ❤❤❤

[@karlp712]

Add the Allman Brothers Ramblin Man to your list. Studio version. You will need your air guitar for that song.

[@danevans5823]

One of the greatest love gone wrong songs ever.Always makes me feel some of my past experiences.I think these guys are far underrated

[@stevepincombe3836]

Another top tier reaction from a top tier reactor. You get the music and you get the lyrics and you genuinely seem to enjoy it. This was a Golden Age for music...no doubt.

[@rickluna5691]

Super Great Band

[@apatternedhorizon]

One of the few things SC can be proud of.

[@woodyheywood8792]

Always great watching and listening to your reactions...honest and true! Nicely done!

[@Alex-dh2cx]

They're from Spartanburg, SC, and they defined a whole new genre, southern rock.

[@johnavery7178]

Just saw them in concert last month. They getting up there in the age, but they still killed it.

[@Irockthere4]

That is live in concert. Loved his voice!

[@picolo4102]

Same kinda feeling song? Alman Brothers. "Whipping Post"

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Great reCTION ! Love TOY CALDWELL .....& Marshall Tucker band ...was lucky enough to see them back in the 70s

[@hannahmaebeaver9521]

Bruh! This is sick...😊 ❤❤❤

[@angieday5183]

One of the great live performances

[@andycovel9521]

The year I was born 1973 and still one of my favorites 50 years later, enjoy

[@csedrivers2850]

Great pick, Shon.

[@user-eh6tl2ub5q]

I loved it. You're my new favorite reactor, right there with the Cartier family. Thanks ,id like to see you react to Journey wheel in the sky, or when you love a woman,or faithfully,or any other song. Peace 😊

[@GMad-sc4uk]

I love your reaction to this, Shon!!! Some of the very best music in history. Subscribed to you!

[@martinrhue7185]

If you want to experience more of that southern rock style I would suggest Flirtin with disaster by Molly Hatchet and Teacher Teacher by 38 Special

[@AuthorLaurieAnnSmith]

This is one of my fav songs.. it was on the radio when I was growing up and I used to sing it all the time! LOL!! Great reaction video! Thanks :)

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Now you're cooking!! This is such a great song and performance.

[@cmholmes1067]

One of my most favorite songs!❤️

[@User_vjp_92753]

Went to college in Macon, GA home of The Allman Brothers (at the time), welcome to Southern Rock! Another good one by MTB is "Take The Highway." Lots of great bands that recorded on The Capricorn label. A lesser known band that used to open for The Allman Brothers was called Eric Quincy Tate. They have a great song called "Things I Think I'll Find," from their LP - Drinking Man's Friend ! Love your reactions bro !✌👍

[@auburnkim1989]

I saw the Allman Brothers in Auburn. Fantastic show. I loved when Greg Allman and Michelle Malone sang together as well. I love the Georgia vibe......

[@User_vjp_92753]

@@auburnkim1989 Lots of great memories from back in college. When I got to Macon, Gregg's brother Duane had died about a month before I got there, so it was very sad. Miss Gregg, may he RIP ! ✌👍🙏

[@odieooops4171]

I really look forward to your reactions everyday! I love how you feel the vibes and details of each song; your descriptions are true to individual songs, lyrics, and guitar solos! You’ve become one of my favorite reactors. Thanks for making my days better 😊

[@tonydelapa1911]

Finding this on your channel today was a great surprise. Good job with it. It definitely make people “feel some kind of way.”

[@jannaromine5908]

Actually got to see them here in Pensacola FL in the 70's at our little municipal auditorium....never ever get tired of this song! It's a classic

[@LarryKnipfing]

This Ol Cowboy. Great song!

[@RJ-oy7cq]

Shon--love how you love music in general...you can tell when you notice details and show the love. Not all reactors have that to the degree you do. Appreciate ya!

[@sharonmcdonald6299]

I love your reactions, Shon. You truly understand the messages in everyone of our old favorites. It's probably hard to imagine, but the music sets the tone for every generation. What you hear in our old music is what was in our hearts back in the '70s. I miss that so much.

[@christopherbako]

Thank you.

[@patrickjohnson4912]

Searchin' for a rainbow. Both the song and the entire album are absolutely legendary.

[@tomblancett3041]

Southern Rock (Lil County, Lil Blues) Marshall Tucker Band one of the greats

[@xXcosmic50Xx]

This is one you should enjoy. Maze Feat. Frankie Beverly - Southern Girl

[@shelleycrowe8624]

I really enjoy your reactions!! I’m not sure why but I would get s kick outta watching you react to FUNKY COLD MEDINA!! Lol

[@beverlycoulston8058]

Beautiful southern rock. Good for the soul❤️

[@kerrycronin3581]

You're right about solos being identifiable by artist. After a while you can tell who is playing by the sound. Each style and type of guitar become identifiable.

[@michelleydenisey4697]

LOVE this song

[@BurkleyBarthel-rp5pt]

My #1 man!

[@jacquelineadams6443]

Tell me you’ve reacted to the Doobie Brothers! Black Water?? It’s a start that you won’t regret. Promise.

[@gasser217]

Great reaction!!

[@michaelbarr1411]

2 brothers and childhood friends started this band when Toy came back from Vietnam. They got the name marshal tucker band from a key to the practice pad. The key had the name Marshal tucker labeled on it.

[@bugvswindshield]

Southern Rock? Can't miss Molley Hatchet Flirten with Disaster ! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHH YAAA!!!!!!!!!

[@777edmatt]

Please try the Allman Brothers, live Whipping Post ! I'm positive you'll love it! God bless brother!

[@moniqueleroux2198]

Southern Rock/Blues!

[@hlawrencepowell]

Southern Rock. A whole new genre back then.

[@dickcnormis1444]

Guitar players and their styles are like a persons signature , no two are alike.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

IN MY OWN WAY Live, their Live album is Epic.

[@cherokeehogman9170]

Love this song. Always thought this song was pure delta blues…

[@firedoc5]

My main biographical song. This is early Southern Rock era liken to Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Check out their song "Fire on the Mountain".

[@VIDSTORAGE]

AAAHITHGHT PUPPY DAWG

[@xtiants]

Some songs you just feel. Great reaction, man.

[@roytoney1025]

Marshall Tucker band Heard it in a love song.

[@jannaromine5908]

Singer Toy Caldwell was former marine war hero

[@joeupyours9708]

Maybe react to Little Feat, "Fat Man in the Bathtub" or "Dixie Chicken". Another great band. I saw Marshall Tucker in 1977 at Merriweather when i was 17, sat out in the lawn with a whole bunch of friends. Best of times.

[@westlod]

That’s a great reaction brother to a great song.

[@michaellamb9596]

Great reaction, you’re feeling it. 👏