Marshall Tucker Band News

 
Marshall Tucker Band 'excited' to play Smith Farms Fest (WITH VIDEO)
Cullman Times Online
By Trent Moore The Cullman Times CULLMAN — After more than 40 years on the road, Marshall Tucker Band lead singer Doug Gray has played in a lot of places — but he's never played in Cullman. At least, not yet. “Normally, just as soon as they announce ...


 
Marshal Tucker Band take the highway to House of Blues
Examiner.com
One of the originators of the Southern Rock style rolls into North Myrtle Beach this weekend to the House of Blues -- South Carolina's own Marshall Tucker Band. Although the Marshall Tucker Band hasn't had a hit single in quite some time, ...


 
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
New shows going on sale: The Dukes of September, Celtic Woman, 'Sesame Street ...
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
The Marshall Tucker Band, Dec. 28, $27.50. • Best Buy Theater, New York. B'z, Sept. 30, $55. • Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank. “Rockit! Live: Rocking Through the Decades,” June 24, $15 (culminating event of six-week rock band program offered by the ...

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<b>Indy 500:</b> Test your knowledge of Lynyrd Skynyrd
Indianapolis Star
D. "The Marshall Tucker Band," the Marshall Tucker Band. 4. Florida-based Lynyrd Skynyrd made its first Top 40 chart appearance with "Sweet Home Alabama" in 1974. What Canadian musician is a central figure within the song's lyrics? 5.

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Playlists for every summer occasion
Omaha World-Herald
“Can't You See” by the Marshall Tucker Band — We're pretty sure this is on some “mandatory to play during the summer months” soundtrack because we hear it every time we're out. Something's gotta get you through miles of long and lonesome highway, ...


 
Marshall Tucker Band promises SunFest performance for young, old
WPBF West Palm Beach
When the Marshall Tucker Band takes the Tire Kingdom stage Saturday at SunFest, lead singer Doug Gray promises to put on a show. Although the southern rock group has been going strong for more than 40 years, this will be the Marshall Tucker Band's ...
Sun shines down on happy SunFest crowdsPalm Beach Post

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The Point reemerging as entertainment venue and a showcase of S'Klallam art
North Kitsap Herald
And for the first time The Point is lining up national headliners: The Marshall Tucker Band (“Heard It In a Love Song,” “Can't You See”) performs June 28, 8 pm to midnight. Tickets are expected to go on sale the end of May for .38 Special (“Hold On ...

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