Toy Caldwell
The Sting
Portland, ME
1989
FM Broadcast Recording
Front Cover Only
MP3 320kps
01 - Bob Away My Blues (Marshall Tucker Band)
02 - I Hear The South Calling Me
03 - Running Like The Wind / Milk Cow Blues (Marshall Tucker Band)
04 - Long Hard Ride (Marshall Tucker Band)
05 - Fly Eagle Fly (Marshall Tucker Band)
06 - Take The Highway / Sleepwalk / Ramblin' (Marshall Tucker Band)
07 - In My Own Way (Marshall Tucker Band)
08 - This Ole' Cowboy / Can't You See (Marshall Tucker Band)
09 - Searchin' For A Rainbow (Marshall Tucker Band)
10 - Danced To The Night We Met
11 - Desert Sky (Marshall Tucker Band)
A re-broadcast of a great Toy Caldwell concert, the show was re-broadcast in tribute to Toy the day hs death was announced on the radio. Toy had left the Marshall Tucker Band to embark on a solo career. He released one fantastic album of southern rock as only Toy can write called I Hear The South Calling Me. On this recording from a show Toy opened for the Outlaws, Toy throws in some of his newer material with a healthy dose of Marshall Tucker classics. Toy passed in his sleep, leaving a large hole in the southern rock universe. Toy's voice is a little road weary, not used to carrying a whole concert, as Doug Gray did the majority of the vocals for Marshall Tucker, but this show is a must have for fans of southern rock and Tucker fans alike. I haven't run across another FM or soundboard of this now legendary performer.
The Sting
Portland, ME
1989
FM Broadcast Recording
Front Cover Only
MP3 320kps
01 - Bob Away My Blues (Marshall Tucker Band)
02 - I Hear The South Calling Me
03 - Running Like The Wind / Milk Cow Blues (Marshall Tucker Band)
04 - Long Hard Ride (Marshall Tucker Band)
05 - Fly Eagle Fly (Marshall Tucker Band)
06 - Take The Highway / Sleepwalk / Ramblin' (Marshall Tucker Band)
07 - In My Own Way (Marshall Tucker Band)
08 - This Ole' Cowboy / Can't You See (Marshall Tucker Band)
09 - Searchin' For A Rainbow (Marshall Tucker Band)
10 - Danced To The Night We Met
11 - Desert Sky (Marshall Tucker Band)
A re-broadcast of a great Toy Caldwell concert, the show was re-broadcast in tribute to Toy the day hs death was announced on the radio. Toy had left the Marshall Tucker Band to embark on a solo career. He released one fantastic album of southern rock as only Toy can write called I Hear The South Calling Me. On this recording from a show Toy opened for the Outlaws, Toy throws in some of his newer material with a healthy dose of Marshall Tucker classics. Toy passed in his sleep, leaving a large hole in the southern rock universe. Toy's voice is a little road weary, not used to carrying a whole concert, as Doug Gray did the majority of the vocals for Marshall Tucker, but this show is a must have for fans of southern rock and Tucker fans alike. I haven't run across another FM or soundboard of this now legendary performer.
