THE MARSHAL TUCKER BAND
''DEDICATED''
1981
36:49
1 Rumors Are Raging 04:07
2 Tonight's The Night (For Making Love) (George McCorkle) 03:51
3 Love Some (Trevor Spencer, Alan Tarney) 02:49
4 Silverado (George McCorkle) 04:03
5 Something's Missing In My Life 03:26
6 This Time I Believe 03:12
7 Tell The Blues To Take Off The Night 04:45
8 Special Someone 03:56
9 The Time Has Come 02:39
10 Ride In Peace 03:57
Tracks By Toy Caldwell, Except 2, 3, 4
Norton Buffalo/Guest Artist, Harmonica
Toy Caldwell/Guitar, Guitar (Steel), Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Charlie Daniels/Fiddle, Guest Artist, Violin
Jerry Eubanks/Flute, Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Doug Gray/Guitar, Vocals
George McCorkle/Guitar
Paul Riddle/Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Franklin Wilkie/Bass Guitar, Horn, Vocals (Background)
REVIEW/AMG
by Rob Theakston
After the loss of his brother/bandmate Tommy Caldwell in a serious car accident and the loss of another brother shortly thereafter, guitarist Toy Caldwell and the surviving members of the Marshall Tucker Band found it in themselves to record another record in 1981. Under the production of Tom Dowd, Dedicated is a sleek, well-polished album not unlike their previous few endeavors. The group borders the fine line between radio-friendly rock and the Southern rock sound that was so popular at the time, with songs like "Rumors Are Raging" tempering out slower, more pop-friendly songs like "Tonight's the Night" and "Love Some." Contributions from Charlie Daniels on fiddle help to give the group a lean towards the traditional country of their earlier records, but Dowd keeps the production slick and tight enough for it not to stray too much outside rock territory. The album's crown jewel unquestionably lies in its final track "Ride in Peace"; a touching farewell written and recorded in one take that stands with some of the best songs the group has ever recorded.
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''DEDICATED''
1981
36:49
1 Rumors Are Raging 04:07
2 Tonight's The Night (For Making Love) (George McCorkle) 03:51
3 Love Some (Trevor Spencer, Alan Tarney) 02:49
4 Silverado (George McCorkle) 04:03
5 Something's Missing In My Life 03:26
6 This Time I Believe 03:12
7 Tell The Blues To Take Off The Night 04:45
8 Special Someone 03:56
9 The Time Has Come 02:39
10 Ride In Peace 03:57
Tracks By Toy Caldwell, Except 2, 3, 4
Norton Buffalo/Guest Artist, Harmonica
Toy Caldwell/Guitar, Guitar (Steel), Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Charlie Daniels/Fiddle, Guest Artist, Violin
Jerry Eubanks/Flute, Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Doug Gray/Guitar, Vocals
George McCorkle/Guitar
Paul Riddle/Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Franklin Wilkie/Bass Guitar, Horn, Vocals (Background)
REVIEW/AMG
by Rob Theakston
After the loss of his brother/bandmate Tommy Caldwell in a serious car accident and the loss of another brother shortly thereafter, guitarist Toy Caldwell and the surviving members of the Marshall Tucker Band found it in themselves to record another record in 1981. Under the production of Tom Dowd, Dedicated is a sleek, well-polished album not unlike their previous few endeavors. The group borders the fine line between radio-friendly rock and the Southern rock sound that was so popular at the time, with songs like "Rumors Are Raging" tempering out slower, more pop-friendly songs like "Tonight's the Night" and "Love Some." Contributions from Charlie Daniels on fiddle help to give the group a lean towards the traditional country of their earlier records, but Dowd keeps the production slick and tight enough for it not to stray too much outside rock territory. The album's crown jewel unquestionably lies in its final track "Ride in Peace"; a touching farewell written and recorded in one take that stands with some of the best songs the group has ever recorded.
WEBSITE
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