Da Lair 666

[12yearplan]

Mike Driggers
Mike Driggers
4 years ago
Having the pleasure of seeing MTB 11 times since 1974 and still think her one of the best bands out there,yeah most of the band has passed but gotta give Doug alot of credit for keeping the music alive!!Great album
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Robert M. East
Robert M. East
4 years ago
What a tapestry of sounds and genres in one tune. Brilliant tune from an outstanding album!
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Jesse Livermore
Jesse Livermore
6 years ago
The transition back to that riff at 5:28. Goosebumps.
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Vader Time
Vader Time
3 years ago
I'm a black kid from the hood. I have never heard music like this before. I'm blown away.
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Robert Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
2 years ago
Welcome to the club Gecolby. Good luck to you
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Vader Time
Vader Time
1 year ago
@Robert Ferguson thank you, brother!
Dan
Dan
6 months ago
Keep listening bro,
R Jones
R Jones
6 months ago
Heart felt music of no race or kind.
hz1091
hz1091
10 years ago
"Playing with Marshall Tucker is better than smoking grass."

-Hank Williams, Jr.

This song shows why
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barefoot191
barefoot191
11 years ago
The most underrated American band of all time. They were AWESOME!
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Lee C
Lee C
7 years ago
Favorite Marshall Tucker song! Jealous of anyone who has seen them play live in the early 70's! I was born about 15 years too late :)
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troutvoice
troutvoice
11 years ago
LOVE Toy's Pedal Steel solo in the middle of this song! Saw him play it at Winterland in 1974 with the Mirror Ball shining light on all of us!
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Steve Mancini
Steve Mancini
7 years ago
I have to say that this is one the finest albums ever. Think about it. How many albums, yes albums are there with this this many quality song's? Really? Let me know.
This is in the class of the first 3 Allman Bros albums. No bad cut's. What other albums are the of this stature? Let me tell you. Doobie Bros - Taking It To The Streets, Robin Trower's- Bridge of Sigh,s and Necktar's under rated album "Down To Earth"that has all listenable track's.
This band should be legendary for the quality of this music.
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Jazz_Addict
Jazz_Addict
4 years ago
Used to play this to death in HS and after. . . you never know how things will stand up over time-- sometimes the sentimental attachment proves stronger than the music, itself. Not in this case. This still sounds great.
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Steve Terrill
Steve Terrill
6 years ago
I'm 62 and a lifelong Okie from Tulsa. Saw them here in 71, in high school, CDB opened the show, then this band blew us away for 3 hrs.+. 2nd time in72, Kansas opened, Skynrd played for 3 hrs. then Marshall Tucker played for 4 hrs. outdoor show, I think it was $20. Love y'all , thanks for letting me comment...peace
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Joseph Sherwood
Joseph Sherwood
9 years ago
I remember Marshall Tucker in the 70's with "Can't you see" and "Heard it in a Lovesong". But I just heard this song for the first at their last Concert! Great song!
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Robert Pendergrass
Robert Pendergrass
4 years ago
Tommy on bass makes this song for me. Doug Gray had a powerful voice.
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phongulu
phongulu
3 years ago
Used to leave Long Island for the Jersey Shore in the very early morning to beat the traffic. Popped in the MTB cassette in Staten Island and this tune with that middle break would come on just as the sun was rising. Fantastic !
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EclecticHillbilly
EclecticHillbilly
9 years ago
I'm so glad I got to see this band in it's original incarnation. They were something.
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le champion
le champion
1 year ago
Still gives me goosebumps...so fine...

12yr
12yr
this very second
fuck it, play the whole album: