brings back some good memories

classic music from your youth sometimes doesn't have the same flavor when you come back to it...especially 30 years later. this record does have that, and now that i have matured, it also has a little more i can appreciate. all the studio tracks on this album are great, evoking that kind of feeling you get from watching the sun go down while sitting back and having a cold one, or getting up and dancing. i have to admit that the live tracks remind me how annoying some live performances can be, but the album as a whole is still great.

One of the great pioneers of Southern Rock

Redfern

I listen to this set of tunes and I understand why I love Southern Rock. Can't You See is my all time Marshall Tucker tune..I love this set of tune......SOUTHERN FRIED ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Southern Rock and more...

manfromearth

just listen to the jazz overtones on Bound and Determined (my fav on this set) and you'll see that these musicians were not only great Southern rockers, but much, much more!

cant ya see this some good stuff

captnterry

got to love this band . still here some of there songs on the FM and its always good

BER3257

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Just download and listen. One of the best albums recorded during the Southern Rock period.

A Pot Of Gold At The End Of This Rainbow

buckeye_refugee

The Marshall Tucker Band was not your typical Southern Rock band. In fact that label robs them of the respect they deserve. They were excellent at melding together various elements of country, rock, jazz, and r&b. "Searchin' For A Rainbow" is excellent example of how successful that formula could work. "Fire On The Mountain" and "Virginia" are two of my all-time favorites from their extensive catalog.

Great Southern Rock!

dt4c

I really enjoy MTB. This album was probably their most popular but Fire On the Mountain was the real lynch pin here. Definitely worth a listen.

Home Town

wns3

I'm from Spartanburg, SC. 'The Marshall Tucker Band' was born here. They started out as 'The Toy Factory'. Most of my senior high school class(Dorman) boycotted our prom, because we voted to have 'The Toy Factory' as the band. It got shot down. We went to the club(The Ruins) where they were playing that night. I got out of the army in June of '73. I saw The Marshall Tucker Band at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium on Christmas 1973, and again in 1983 when they did a 10 year reunion concert.