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product_id: 5904035
title: "Way Out West!: Live From San Francisco 1973"
brand: "the marshall tucker band"
price: "35444 Ft"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Way Out West!: Live From San Francisco 1973

**Brand:** the marshall tucker band
**Price:** 35444 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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## Description

The Marshall Tucker Band has dug into the vaults for a number of well-received live CDs and DVDs in recent years, but this rare concert from their 1973 tour with the Allman Brothers might be the most sought-after of all. Taped at legendary venue Winterland, and featuring a killer mix of songs from the band's first two albums (the second of which was yet to be recorded), this release captures MTB at a career peak, stretching out on stage and letting the music flow. Fans will find it an essential addition to their collection.

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## Customer Reviews

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    A somewhat solid look back at a great road band!
  

*by T***E on Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2010*

The Marshall Tucker Band came out of the same era that brought us the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd. All three were great southern rock bands, although Tucker had more of a country flavor than the other two, and all three were great road bands. "Way Out West" was a live concert aired on FM radio back in 1973, just as the Tucker band was beginning to build it's cult following. Recorded between the release of their first album (
  
The Marshall Tucker Band







  
  
    ) and their second (
  
A New Life







  
  
    ) the set included 8 classic Tucker songs.What makes this a good addition to any Marshall Tucker collection is you can hear the raw energy that was always present at a MTB concert. Probably more than any other group, this band loved to get up on stage and rock your socks off. Toy Caldwell's thumb-strumming guitar riffs are amazing, especially in the 14 minute jam piece "Everyday I have the Blues".There are some issues with this release though. The sound quality is average at best having been recorded for 1973 radio. The vocal harmonies of Toy Caldwell and Doug Grey never really blend and at times even contrast. Add to that there is an occasional bad note, or two or three. Jerry Eubanks' flute solo on "Take the Highway is rather painful to listen to as well. This set is far from the polished live tracks included on the later releases of 
  
Where We All Belong







  
  
     and 
  
Searchin' for a Rainbow







  
  
    . But in a way that makes this almost a must have, to hear the band from the very early years.Overall I would recommend this to any MTB fan as well as anyone into 1970's southern rock. Plain & simple, it's a good recording of a great Southern Rock Band!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Toy and the rest of the band are the best!
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2017*

I was really surprised today when I put this CD on. I gather that Doug Gray mixed this album. He did an outstanding job. I really didn't expect the sound quality to be as good as it is.I started out loving a regiment of guitar players from Eric Clapton, Pete Townsend, Al Lee and many others. When I heard Toy Caldwell on a faithful night in 1974 I couldn't believe  what I was hearing. I started playing the guitar at 9 so I had a vested interest in his ability. To me he is probably one of the best ever. All of Marshall Tucker albums especially the live ones, are great. I had some of the bad recordings from the early seventies. They sounded really bad but the band itself was great. Back in the beginning the recording was terrible. People should not judge the band by some of these bad recordings. All of the remixed live albums have been very good.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Brings back great memories
  

*by R***L on Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2021*

Think of Marshall Tucker's first album. Played live. An amazing recording of the band at their best. I never even knew this album existed until recently. And now it's in heavy rotation here.

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