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One of the many genres of rock music that emerged during the 1970s was Southern Rock. While the Allman Brothers were the clear leaders in the rise of Southern Rock, other artists such as Charlie Daniels, The Outlaws, Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special and The Marshall Tucker Band (MTB) also thrived during the 1970s. The MTB released 8 albums in the 1970's, and all but one made the top 40 on the Billboard charts. They released their highest charting album, Searching For A Rainbow, in August 1975. The disc went to #15, and included the single Fire On The Mountain, which climbed to #38 on the charts. Only the single Heard It In A Love Song, which went to #14 in 1977, would perform better than Fire On The Mountain. The band's concert on March 13, 1976, 38 years ago today, featured tunes from Searching For A Rainbow as well as their soon to be released disc, Long Hard Ride. Download this FM broadcast to hear the MTB at the height a their success, a time that coincided with when Southern Rock was at the peak of its popularity.

Tracklisting:
01. Intro
02. Hillbilly Band
03. Blue Ridge Mountain Sky
04. Long Hard Ride
05. Searchin' For A Rainbow
06. Can't You See
07. Bound And Determined
08. Fire On The Mountain
09. Take The Highway
10. 24 Hours At A Time
11. Everyday I Sing The Blues
12. This Ol' Cowboy

 
Extra Informatie:
Aantal Discs: 1xCD
Genre: Rock
Format: MP3 @ 320kbit (FM Bootleg)
Year of Release: 1976
Speelduur: 79 minuten
Cover: Front en Back zijn in de RARs verwerkt