Marshall Tucker Band Heard It In A Love Song

certainly not my favorite version, sounds too country and not enough rock and roll like the original

great song

Just when you think the internet is all bad you get to find something like this :)

Oh! That sweet flute...He is the best. I just love the orchestration in this song. Thanks so much for the memory.

hunter did you live in Madison by the beach??? I also lived in Edmonton -- the oilers/oilkings?? were great -- saw a woman in the audience get hit in the mouth w/the puck -- had my first love at age 10 up there. Bummer -- but New Haven is probably danger city now??? sorry you have to travel to get your hockey and music. post me ncarolinaluv -- never know who is answering me half the time. take care, dude!

Maybe you were the one who jump started my Firebird at the Connecticut Post Center. jk Remember when the Nighthawks played Springfield, Rochester and Binghamton. Also, my brother was a sound engineer for touring bands, so I always went to the colliseum or other relatively local venues whenever he worked there. I also miss the Whalers and haven't been to the Civic Center or whatever it's called now, since they left. Now I have to go to NYC for hockey and the Casinos for rock concerts.

hunter -- only problem for a women was the waiting line for the bathroom hee hee -- I love the guys so much -- great music -- great memories.... I actually lived in Madison and I jump started one of the nighthawks cool hot car w/my 12 year old buick heee heee

I miss the Colliseum for the old rock shows...and the Night Hawks.

aint that the truth.

love it, thx for posting.

too bad they don't produce music in the industry like this any longer.
older music rules!

Thats what I thought... :(

Thats what I thought... :(

I can't say enough about his song. It's country and blues and rock at the same time. The guitar accenting the vocal line is pure call and response. It really helps bring it all together for me.

Stop and think of how many Rock bands had a flute besides J. Tull? MTB made it beautiful and I loved WAR! This is as Southern as I think it gets,along with ABB and Skynyrd. Takes me back to a beautiful memory- ahhhhh!