Album Title
(0 users)
The Marshall Tucker Band
The Marshall Tucker Band Anthology: The First 30 Years (2005)
(0 users) 
Cover NOT yet available in
Join up for 4K upload/download access
Your Rating (Click a star below)
Track List
01) Take the Highway
02) Can't You See
03) 24 Hours At A Time
04) Fire on the Mountain
05) Too Stubborn
06) A New Life
07) Long Hard Ride
08) Everybody Needs Somebody
09) In My Own Way
10) Where a Country Boy Belongs
11) Heard It in a Love Song
12) I'll Be Loving You
13) Searchin' for a Rainbow
14) Windy City Blues
15) I Should Have Never Started Lovin' You
Cd 2
01) Running Like the Wind
02) Cattle Drive
03) Last of the Singing Cowboys
04) Foolish Dreaming
05) Ride in Peace
06) Silverado
07) Good Ole Hurtin' Song
08) Anyway the Wind Blows Rider
09) Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
10) Stay in the Country
11) Driving You Out of My Mind
12) If That Isn't Love
13) Face Down In The Blues
14) Time Don't Pass by Here
15) Ramblin'
16) Texas on My Mind
17) Ride of Your Life
01) Take the Highway
02) Can't You See
03) 24 Hours At A Time
04) Fire on the Mountain
05) Too Stubborn
06) A New Life
07) Long Hard Ride
08) Everybody Needs Somebody
09) In My Own Way
10) Where a Country Boy Belongs
11) Heard It in a Love Song
12) I'll Be Loving You
13) Searchin' for a Rainbow
14) Windy City Blues
15) I Should Have Never Started Lovin' You
Cd 2
01) Running Like the Wind
02) Cattle Drive
03) Last of the Singing Cowboys
04) Foolish Dreaming
05) Ride in Peace
06) Silverado
07) Good Ole Hurtin' Song
08) Anyway the Wind Blows Rider
09) Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
10) Stay in the Country
11) Driving You Out of My Mind
12) If That Isn't Love
13) Face Down In The Blues
14) Time Don't Pass by Here
15) Ramblin'
16) Texas on My Mind
17) Ride of Your Life
6:11
6:01
5:01
3:56
3:55
6:43
3:50
4:41
7:20
4:34
4:54
5:30
3:50
4:55
7:08
9:09
6:16
4:16
4:49
3:57
4:04
2:56
3:57
3:33
3:38
4:05
3:44
3:17
3:38
3:38
4:02
4:32
Data Complete 30%
Total Rating
Total Rating
(0 users)
Back Cover
CD Art
3D Case
3D Thumb
3D Flat
3D Face
3D Spine
First Released
2005
---
---
---
---
---
Compilation
0 copies
Album Description
Available in:
There's little question that Shout! Factory's double-disc compilation The Marshall Tucker Band Anthology: The First 30 Years is exhuastive. It spans 32 songs, sampling from 20 albums, running more or less in chronological order, and giving a good idea of the group's narrative. While that's a lot of ground, some charting singles are still missing -- 1975's "This Ol' Cowboy," 1978's "Dream Lover," 1980's "It Takes Time," 1983's "A Place I've Never Been," 1987's "Hangin' Out in Smoky Places," and 1993's "Walk Outside of the Lines" are all absent, which is kind of puzzling for a collection of this size, and will certainly be frustrating for listeners who know of MTB primarily from the radio. That said, for the serious fan who wants a thorough overview this is still a pretty good choice, since it does illustrate the arc of the group's career. For less dedicated fans, this will be a bit too much Marshall Tucker Band, and they may be better sticking with the group's definitive eponymous debut, since there is no good single-disc hits compilation on the market.
User Album Review
None...
External Album Reviews
None...
User Comments
Available in:
There's little question that Shout! Factory's double-disc compilation The Marshall Tucker Band Anthology: The First 30 Years is exhuastive. It spans 32 songs, sampling from 20 albums, running more or less in chronological order, and giving a good idea of the group's narrative. While that's a lot of ground, some charting singles are still missing -- 1975's "This Ol' Cowboy," 1978's "Dream Lover," 1980's "It Takes Time," 1983's "A Place I've Never Been," 1987's "Hangin' Out in Smoky Places," and 1993's "Walk Outside of the Lines" are all absent, which is kind of puzzling for a collection of this size, and will certainly be frustrating for listeners who know of MTB primarily from the radio. That said, for the serious fan who wants a thorough overview this is still a pretty good choice, since it does illustrate the arc of the group's career. For less dedicated fans, this will be a bit too much Marshall Tucker Band, and they may be better sticking with the group's definitive eponymous debut, since there is no good single-disc hits compilation on the market.
User Album Review
None...
External Album Reviews
None...
User Comments
No comments yet...
Status
unlockedRank: External Links
