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A1. Take the Highway
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A2. Can't You See
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A3. Losing You
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B1. Hillbilly Band
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B2. See You Later, I'm Gone
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B3. Ramblin'
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B4. My Jesus Told Me So
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B5. Ab's Song
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C1. Take the Highway (Demo)
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C2. Ramblin' (Demo)
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C3. Hillbilly Band (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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C4. Another Cruel Love (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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D1. Take the Highway (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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D2. Can't You See (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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D3. See You Later, I'm Gone (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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E1. Ramblin' (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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E2. Everyday (I Have the Blues) [Live from San Francisco 1973]
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F1. 24 Hours at a Time (Live from San Francisco 1973)
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F2. Can't You See (Live from Glasgow 1976)
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F3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Live from London 1976)
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Label: RAMBLIN' RECORDS
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
The Marshall Tucker Band's self-titled 1973 debut is the quintessential sound of Southern rock: country twang, blues muscle, jazz looseness, and road-tested jam-band confidence all locked into one easy groove. Anchored by ""Can't You See"" and ""Take theHighway,"" the album introduced the Spartanburg, South Carolina band with a warmer, more wide-open feel than a lot of hard-charging Southern rock of the era. It became a strong early statement, reaching No. 29 on the Billboard 200 and later earning RIAA Gold certification. A solid, front-to-back debut that still feels loose, lived-in, and built to play loud. This 3LP explanded edition features the original album, live versions, demos, and more.
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