The Marshall Tucker Band - The Marshall Tucker Band (Yellow, Blue & Orange Vinyl)

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Yellow, Blue & Orange Vinyl - Expanded Edition - Gatefold Jacket
Release Date Nov 20, 2026
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  • Label Reservoir Recordings
  • Format 3 LP
  • Format details Yellow, Blue & Orange Vinyl - Expanded Edition - Gatefold Jacket
  • Media 3 x Vinyl
  • Album release date 1973
  • This pressing Nov 20, 2026
  • Region US
  • Genres Rock
  • UPC 016998081747
Releases Nov 20, 2026

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Yellow, Blue & Orange Vinyl, Expanded Edition In A Gatefold Jacket

Three LPs in a gatefold jacket, pressed one yellow, one blue and one orange. Sides A and B carry the 1973 debut album as issued; the four sides that follow add studio demos and live recordings. The hype sticker on the jacket states the scope: "The Marshall Tucker Band's 1973 Debut Album - Certified Gold - Expanded Edition - Feat. Live Tracks, Previously Unreleased Material, & More." The gatefold interior reproduces handwritten session paperwork, period band photographs and live shots.

The Marshall Tucker Band were a six-piece from Spartanburg, South Carolina. They cut the debut in 1973 at Capricorn Studios in Macon, Georgia, with Paul Hornsby producing and engineering alongside Buddy Thornton, and Capricorn Records released it that year. Toy Caldwell wrote all eight songs on the album.

Doug Gray sang lead and played percussion. Toy Caldwell played lead and steel guitar and took the lead vocal on "Can't You See," "Hillbilly Band" and "Ab's Song." Tommy Caldwell played bass and sang backing vocals, and drummed on "See You Later, I'm Gone." George McCorkle played rhythm and acoustic guitar, Paul Riddle drums, and Jerry Eubanks flute, alto saxophone and backing vocals. Paul Hornsby added piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ and Moog. James Flournoy Holmes designed and illustrated the sleeve.

The four added sides draw on three sources. Demos of "Take the Highway" and "Ramblin'" open side C. Eight performances carry a 1973 San Francisco credit and were issued separately as Way Out West: Live from San Francisco 1973; one of them, "Everyday (I Have the Blues)," is documented as recorded at Winterland Auditorium that September, and is the only piece here Toy Caldwell did not write - it is credited to Peter Chatman. Side F closes with two 1976 British recordings, from Glasgow and London, drawn from Live in the UK 1976. The release notes issued with this edition describe the live material as reaching vinyl here for the first time.

Rolling Stone included the debut in its list of fifty rock albums every country fan should own, and AllMusic's retrospective review rates it four stars out of five.

Tracklist

Disc 1 (Yellow) — Side A

  1. Take the Highway
  2. Can't You See
  3. Losing You

Disc 1 (Yellow) — Side B

  1. Hillbilly Band
  2. See You Later, I'm Gone
  3. Ramblin'
  4. My Jesus Told Me So
  5. Ab's Song

Disc 2 (Blue) — Side C

  1. Take the Highway (Demo)
  2. Ramblin' (Demo)
  3. Hillbilly Band (Live from San Francisco 1973)
  4. Another Cruel Love (Live from San Francisco 1973)

Disc 2 (Blue) — Side D

  1. Take the Highway (Live from San Francisco 1973)
  2. Can't You See (Live from San Francisco 1973)
  3. See You Later, I'm Gone (Live from San Francisco 1973)

Disc 3 (Orange) — Side E

  1. Ramblin' (Live from San Francisco 1973)
  2. Everyday (I Have the Blues) [Live from San Francisco 1973]

Disc 3 (Orange) — Side F

  1. 24 Hours at a Time (Live from San Francisco 1973)
  2. Can't You See (Live from Glasgow 1976)
  3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Live from London 1976)

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UPC: 016998081747
Label: Reservoir Recordings
Release Date: 11.20.26
Format: Vinyl