This fairly self-explanatory double-disc compilation gathers 27 sides from '70s Southern rock staples the Marshall Tucker Band. With a blend of intricate jamming and...
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M.T. Blues groups together some of the finest blues based cuts from the Marshall Tucker Band's old Capricorn catalog, including eight songs written by founding Tucker...
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Face Down in the Blues, released in the summer of 1998, was the first all new Marshall Tucker Band album in over five years, and the band's first-ever blues-based recording....
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Country Tucker compiles tracks from the Marshall Tucker Band's mid-'70s heyday. As the title implies, all of the songs included on this collection lean toward the group's...
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Running Like the Wind finds the Marshall Tucker Band returning to their ever popular cowboy theme, with Toy Caldwell's strong, melodic title track, and George McCorkle's...
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After the loss of his brother/bandmate Tommy Caldwell in a serious car accident and the loss of another brother shortly thereafter, guitarist Toy Caldwell and the surviving...
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The second Marshall Tucker Band album to be recorded at their own studios in Spartanburg, SC, Just Us stands as one of the five best MTB records to date. Newly christened...
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Greetings from South Carolina was the last album to be recorded by the original (except for the late Tommy Caldwell) lineup of the Marshall Tucker Band, prior to a breakup...
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On this, their 12th outing, the Marshall Tucker Band cover some of their personal favorite songs written by artists as diverse as Randy Newman and Guy Clark. The bandmembers...
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While not as in-depth and exhaustive as 1995's Best of the Marshall Tucker Band, The Marshall Tucker Band: The Encore Collection compiles some of the finest moments in the...
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Perhaps the only reason that New Life isn't quite as memorable as its self-titled predecessor is that the band's debut was just so startling when it appeared. By the time...
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Fusing country-rock with bits of loose-structured jazz that popped up here and there, the Marshall Tucker Band found themselves alongside bands like Little Feat and Pure...
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On Long Hard Ride, The Marshall Tucker Band's country influences come to the fore, resulting in a strong record that failed to gain many hits. Still, the final product is...
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With Searchin' for a Rainbow, The Marshall Tucker Band retreats somewhat from the grittier sounds of Where We All Belong without abandoning their country and blues roots. ~...
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Following the moderate success of Still Holdin' On, original Marshall Tucker Band members Doug Gray and Jerry Eubanks broke ties with the Nashville studio musicians they had...
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With Still Smokin', the Marshall Tucker Band continues the same pattern they initiated with the 1991 release, Southern Spirit. Solid, catchy pop-rock and country-tinged...
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Taking a page from their Capricorn Records labelmates and Southern rock contemporaries the Allman Brothers, the Marshall Tucker Band issued a self-titled debut blending the...
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Together Forever boasts a more mainstream rock approach than any of its predecessors, halfway between the country-tinged Long Hard Ride and the pop-oriented Carolina Dreams....
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The Marshall Tucker Band followed their 1992 release, Still Smokin' with another memorable set of songs, including the title track, "Walk Outside the Lines," co-written by...
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Although it runs a little long, Where We All Belong captures the sound of The Marshall Tucker Band coming into its own. Half the tracks are new studio recordings, which are...
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In April 1999, Marshall Tucker bandleader Doug Gray's mother was killed in a two-car automobile accident just weeks before the release of the spiritual album Gospel. Part of...
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Keeping the Love Alive includes Marshall Tucker classics like "Can't You See," "Heard It in a Love Song," "Hangin' Out in Smokey Places" and "Dancin' Shoes." ~ Keith Farley,...
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Riding high from such late-'70s classics as "Carolina Dreams" and "Together Forever," the Marshall Tucker Band appeared to be running on full cylinders heading into 1980....
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