The Marshall Tucker Band - 24 Hours At A Time - 11/29/1975 - Sam Houston Coliseum (Official)

The Marshall Tucker Band - 24 Hours At A Time
Recorded Live: 11/29/1975 - Sam Houston Coliseum - Houston, TX
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[@joelfox6695]

Duane allman Dickie Betts and Toy Caldwell are the true greats of southern rock

[@SMC84601]

yes sir !

[@theinspector9929]

I was at this show... Still have the ticket stub. Good times... Marshall Tucker songs are great to jam to, drunken at campfires with friends....

[@douglasstrother6584]

Right on!

[@seaneagle239]

I'd swear that old boy was busting through clouds speaking to God in his picking , sometimes people are just to good to be on Earth anymore, I'll bet the Bands in Heaven are just rockin RIP Toy 😁😁😁😁😎😎😎

[@lawrencearansaspasstx4374]

Southern Rock was great! People nowadays don't know what they missed. LS,CDB,Wet Willy, Elvin Bishop, Point Blank, Navasota, Marshall Tucker and many more, let me appreciate being a part of the '60s and '70s.

[@danny100ization]

Just bought their greatest hits playing flat out in my car

[@briandresser2478]

That's why younger people need to be educated!

[@jimdonovan8213]

I NEVER heard of Navasota

[@BrotherBrio]

Once these bands started playing a concert, it was a party, people danced non-stop

[@williammuenkel4086]

Don’t forget Outlaws

[@-1Patroit.]

I’m 69 and will be 70 in a couple of months. I lived in a generation of the greatest music ever. The 60 s and 70s were the most laid back years where the times were easy going and the music had a meaning and told stories. I wish I could go back.

[@jacobstacy588]

I’m from Spartanburg born and raised papa went school with band members papa was little older than them but he was buddies with Doug and papa owned a chain clothing store called the college inn Doug and band would go in there and buy all the western clothing the clothing they’re wearing in this video more then likely my papa sold to them kinda cool when you think about it but it’s just history of little area on the east side of Spartanburg county

[@jimhamlin6475]

Toy is showin, these commercial wanna be guitar smucks, how its done. Kick Ass Brother.

[@petestevens5816]

Blessed to have seen them in their prime, God Bless the Marshall Tucker Band

[@JLDB1987]

Those who know...Toy is a Guitar God. An iron thumb.

[@joelfox6695]

Amen to that brother . He is on the list of southern rock greats alongside Duane Allman Dickie Betts and Lynyrd skynyrd

[@robertstultz2260]

I agree the best music was late 60s and all the 70s

[@fuzzybutkus3951]

Toy was a boss that’s for sure wrote most of the hits. Fastest thumb on earth.played steel guitar.George just seems like fun guy.Paul Riddle so young what is he 19 here? Frank Wilke was in several great southern bands.

[@ScottyWig]

LOVE this band so much, , my CD player in my car is acting funky and the only CD it would play yesterday was "A New Life" which turned out to be just fine with me, , on a long road trip I believe I let go like 3 times through ~ wonderful, , I so love it and their first classic record so much!

[@bigsky3072]

I once threw a tire on a bonfire at a keg party in the woods while listening to this song

[@edenartgardenamusementmuse7253]

Epic! Crazy how music has the ability to help us remember things and time periods past.

[@bradfauth3657]

My two favorite bands as I grew up in the south were the Marshall Tucker band and the Allman bros. Recently went back to Macon ga what memories. Visited the boys at rose hill cemetery next will be spartinburg sc to visit Tommy and Toy

[@MrPickleMickle]

I was there, Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas!

[@sandrat6058]

me too!!

[@carlosstinechez5338]

wish i was

[@tomcat9930]

Me too.

[@tomcat9930]

I was there too

[@joelhoward8211]

I think they got the year wrong on this

[@bradfauth3657]

No pic just his thumb. Unbelievable ✌️

[@bradfauth3657]

Thank you Tommy and Toy. RIP ✌️

[@gman3157]

This couldn’t have been 1975. Tommy Caldwell is not there and he didn’t pass until 1980. Otherwise another brilliant performance and solo by Toy Caldwell.

[@bigclyde4u]

You are correct. Tommy passed away in April of 1980. Franklin Wilkie played bass from May of 1980 till 1984. The date is definitely incorrect. The date is in the early 80s, definitely not 1975.

[@barryrae8986]

@@bigclyde4u wuz thinkin the same thing .....no Tommy ....80,S .....good eye boys ,,,,,glad to see ya,ll payin attention ,,,

[@barrypeeden4203]

I miss these guys so much love their music Definitely brings me back to my youth. I'm just so glad we have their music and videos

[@326vince]

Toy Tommy Caldwell. RIP. So many southern rock bands. Gone. Sad

[@ozarkelmo]

Oh my. LIke another poster stated, this is nowhere near 1975. RIP Tommy Caldwell, who is NOT the bassist in this performance. This would be 1981 or so

[@troutvoice]

Thouroughly enjoyable...But NOT 1975.... Franklin Wilkie on the Bass means that it's after Tommy Caldwell died (4-28-80).....

[@mvs784]

Wish Some one had the live version from milwaukee , wi ..posted ! GREATNESS !

[@lpspuplovelpspuplove3340]

Sad so sad about the brothers. And even sadder is the joke that goes by the name of the R&R HALL OF FAME has over looked Marshall Tucker Band, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, THE GUESS WHO and they have had more hits than many of the unknowns that they throw in there.

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

@@lpspuplovelpspuplove3340 And now, what's worse, the joke formerly known as the RocknRoll Hall of Fame is putting SHIT in there called.... rap.🎻🎸

[@jimkidd4828]

True true

[@jimkidd4828]

Marshall Tucker Band is above the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame people

[@bradfauth3657]

Sure do miss Tommy and Toy. Toy is one of the few that never used a p8c.

[@purplecow5150]

So much talent in this band 😄

[@gibsongayle823]

I was at this show and still have the ticket stubs. Lynyrd Skynyrd opened the show and Joe Walsh closed it doing his "Rocky Mountain Way". Marshal Tucker came out in middle spot. It was a great show that I can only remember bits and pieces of ?!?!?

[@royboy56100]

I was Searching For A Rainbow and found it in MTB.# ONE of my Top 5 of Southern Bands .So good that tour.Blew us away in Wichita.

[@paulgeorgia8013]

They start d it waaaayyy to fast and they all knew it.

[@stevethrendyle8406]

The quality of this video is excellent. The sounder is looser than early versions....Toy's playing is next level... and...they are NOT in the rock and roll hall of fame... but missing Tommy's thundering bottom end!

[@jeffro4kag206]

I was 16 when my older brother brought home 'Carolina Dreams' I wore that record out!! Every song is great!!!

[@paullevine1813]

Yes this was not from 75 but 80 something as Tommy was still alive in 75 & passed in 1980 , this was their friend Franklin Wilke on Bass. Still kick ass MTB. Sure miss the old days

[@anthonymessina2834]

I believe that this was 1981. I was wondering the same thing.

[@PaulWSmith-yn7ym]

it was worth the ticket price just to watch George McCorkle sweat. Miss the smiles and good laughs we had then. thanks so much!

[@larsviklund3874]

Yes,not --75, more like .82.Wilkie on bass,and Toy slides over to some Mexico,

[@bolivingston1400]

Yeah I started to say that's not Tommy on bass. Must of been after his death.

[@jperschino]

Really wish you guys would post some of the studio versions of your songs. Live is cool but,,,

[@anthonyk.slater9933]

Most noticeable is how the bass player isn't close to the groove! Going back and checking out earlier versions from the mid 1970's on, shows that the WRONG Bass player makes a big difference!!

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

The Marshall Tucker Band was at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Feb.1975.... with The Charlie Daniels Band. This is not that performance.🎻🎸

[@brendamilloy2557]

All must bow to the true Master of the guitar!

[@RagingSurf90210]

LOL. Not even close. Not even near, in fact.

[@sandrat6058]

I was there!! Good times.

[@theinspector9929]

Me too.

[@debrawardlaw4558]

At 35 seconds, Toy and Doug get tickled.

[@markbass354]

The Sam Houston Coliseum had some steep stairs up top , I saw this concert a lifetime ago

[@patgalvez4563]

I was at a show where some drunk guy fell all the way down the stairs....had to call an ambulance...

[@markbass354]

@@patgalvez4563 WOW REALLY I BET THAT HURT

[@patgalvez4563]

@@markbass354 Not only hurt but cost a fortune in medical bills...

[@markbass354]

I bet , there was a hotel in Galveston named Galvez

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Tommy Caldwell is not on the stage ,,, this performance is from the 1980s and they look older also that what they did in the mid 1970s

[@dannydny]

It amazes me that they are not in the RnR Hall of Fame. They where such a big part of the whole Southern Rock Culture

[@joelfox6695]

There's a lot of deserving bands who aren't in the hall of fame but you spoke a mouth full marshall tucker band definitely deserves to be

[@Davesrecordtree]

Not sure if it’s the beard the hat or the eyes but Toy looks a lot like Charlie Daniels and it’s strange how my 1st concert was CDB Opened for MTB late 74 I’m guessing but 50 years ago and I’m still loving the 1st 7 Albums by MTB and the early CDB cause of Fire on the Mountain just gets me man! Thanks to the uploader this is just the best! 🙏 a TON!

[@howlindonster6131]

Saw em at the Dallas Convention Center on this tour ,greatness on that stage...

[@davidmyers5916]

God, I love these guys and I love this song. This is one of toys greatest guitar efforts; he plays underneath the singing for the whole song. Fantastic! Very few southern rock guitarists ever appear on the best guitar players of all time lists. Duane Allman, Dickie Betts, Derek Trucks are on often, but the rest...

[@RickyOcallaghanyeah]

great show!

[@MelanieRidgell]

it's sad that they blocked and deleted the green n White album, can't get "I should have never started Loving you"!!!

[@gman3157]

Probably my favorite Tucker tune!!!

[@edenartgardenamusementmuse7253]

Gotta get it on Vinyl, got doubles.

[@alvintexas5859]

My old hometown... Texarkana USA

[@Chief6945]

Smokie & the Bandit!

[@RIDDYxMUSICH]

Wrong date. R.I.P. Tommy but great performance. R.I.P. Toy as well.

[@TM-jo4wz]

Caught Point Blank in Charlotte NC. Probably late seventies. Not sure. They were good and loud. Don’t remember who they opened for.

[@kevin.dickson6164]

great band, they are so america

[@davidmyers5916]

I saw them three times back in the day and the image of him on this video is the exact image I remember from those concerts - standing tall with that ten gallon hat!

[@colakeith1]

Where was Tommy Caldwell? If this was 1975 Tommy would have been there. Franklin Wilkie, an old friend(old bass player in Toy Factory) and spouse of one of my cousins is playing here. A very talented musician. But where was Tommy?

[@gw5309]

Keith Bates This is after 1980 when Tommy got killed.

[@johnmacri7440]

Southern rock. A category few today understand and they missed out on the best time in America

[@unicornsteaks6769]

The use of sax in this song is perfect.

[@mvs784]

Jerry Eubanks KIlls it !

[@lordjayguptill4800]

Favorite part of the song

[@mvs784]

LONG LIVE M.T.B !!!

[@jreagle58]

And I assure you this was performed at The Summit. When The Summit opened all acts had live video. The quality tells me this one of those videos.

[@bigdicktater6582]

Yep, this was filmed at The Summit.

[@laurachandler]

Are the saxophone player and flutist the same guy?

[@wdm8432]

Versions with replacements were better than no MT at all. It is all better than computer aided crap.

[@CharliePossee]

Always a joy to watch Toy's thumb go to work...

[@randegronstedt8678]

Is this the concert with Lynerd Skynerd and joe walsh?

[@gregh1853]

I was at the Houston show in 75 at the H.C. with Charlie Daniels and ARS also playing......sorry folk this aint it....C.D. played the fiddle with MTB on 24 hours at a time that night.....this is another show its not the Nov 75 Houston show.

[@hobiehanson]

Come join The Marshall Tucker Fan Group on Facebook. You won't be sorry!

[@replicas11]

This must be a hard song to sing.

[@Dd13200]

Paul T. Riddle was a hell of a drummer

[@robertovarlet4286]

Awesome jam tucker boys one of the best bands ever jerry on saxophone 🎷 toys picking is the best 👌

[@KittyGrizGriz]

The intonation of the lyrics “So my woman”, makes you-listen, take notice, very cool. Song makes me feel “freedom” on the seat of a motorcycle or horse.

[@madmattdrummer5487]

lol doug messing up the lyrics in the beginning

[@medbedhead]

Tommy's tone just slays me !!

[@anthonymessina2834]

That's not Tommy. If you're talking about the bass player, it's Frank Wilke. Tommy passed on in 1980. If you're talking about the guitar player, that's Toy. I believe this concert was from 1981, not 1975.

[@HokieDadave]

This is definitely NOT 1975

[@mjmjersey]

I love you guys thanks for coming to the Iron Horse in Ormond Beach. You are my absolute favorite band of all time and seeing you was amazing please come back

[@MDM0915]

Toy is unique

[@hobiehanson]

Come join "The Marshall Tucker Band" Facebook group!

[@mikeyoung4597]

Wow they just don't make them like they used to do they

[@patriciakimbrell3734]

Love the music ❤️❤️🎸❤️🌟❤️🌟❤️🌟❤️🌟❤️🌟

[@craigbrockman1759]

It's good for ya....

[@bradfauth3657]

Toy sure could pic

[@jamesandrews1466]

Toy Caldwell!!!!.....

[@carlosstinechez5338]

sounds like NJ in81

[@goldwing7714]

.....Wow!......just....Wow!

[@davidarredondo7776]

I was there!

[@jottieman]

Excellent

[@danny100ization]

Class group

[@richardphillips7572]

Wow it works great

[@kyledelltor]

What the first song

[@johnmacri7440]

Legends

[@ticnatz]

Without Charlie Daniels, this ain't the same song. But with his politics, can't say much positive about him, 'cept his fiddle work on "Where We All Belong' doing this tune, is above reproach....

[@tavo2422]

Go white boy!!

[@rgavaletz]

Why race?

[@tavo2422]

rgavaletz because he is a white boy. Got a problem with that.? I'm a Mexican. I'm brown. God doesn't make mistakes. Love who are.

[@radar1505]

Hard to believe only one left is Doug Gray but what a band.