When Stuart Swanlund joined MTB in 1985 his slide guitar work added a new dimension to the band – on newer material as well as standards like Searchin’ For a Rainbow and Fire on...
by Teresa Couch
From the Paulding County Sentinel, May 10, 2000
Local fans of Southern rock legends The Marshall Tucker Band got a real treat when the band played at World Class Recreation...
George McCorkle:
Last of the Singing Cowboys Still Singing and Writing Songs of Inspiration and Joy
By Craig Cumberland
George McCorkle, founding member of MTB, visited with us recently...
Livin' Life in a Song! Questions & Answers from the Sax Man! By Craig Cumberland Photos by Craig Cumberland Jerry was a founding member of MTB and played flute, sax...
Take the Highway! It's More Than Just a Song Title - It's a Way of Life An interview with Rusty Milner by Craig Cumberland In the fall of 1999 I had the chance to interview Rusty...
We often hear from fans wanting to know when a particular member was in the band or if this person or that person ever played in MTB... so to answer that question definitively (we think) here...
THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND KEEPS ON ROCKIN’
I n the early fall of 1973 Marshall Tucker Band was still a young and hungry group out to prove themselves every time they hit the...
by: Kenn Kasica
I am thinking back to the year 1979. This brand new teenaged rock and roller from Boston Massachusetts was sitting in the back of a Buick Wildcat during a late August...
A devoted Gibson man, like his father before him.
Gibson ES-335 (cream)
1974- Gibson Les Paul Standard (Red Sunburst)
Toy had two older Les Pauls, a 1958 and a 1953, but both were...
Fender Precision Bass
Gretsch Drums
Toms: 9 X 13, 10 X 14, 16" Floor tom.
Concert Toms 8" and 10"
Penstripe Heads
White head on bottom and Penstripes on the top.
22" Bass Drum
5 X 14 Slingerland Wood...
George was kind enough to e-mail us his equipment list. Thanks George! ;)
"I started off playing with MTB with an old Ampeg head & cabinet, probably an STV. The first good rig I got was one...