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Stompin' Room Only (Unreleased Live Recording)

"The jams on Stompin? Room Only are some of the best ever recorded by the band." ?From the liner notes by Michael Buffalo Smith, editor of Gritz magazine

The Marshall Tucker Band, acknowledged as one of the founding fathers of the Southern rock movement, is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a recording group with a catalog restoration and release program. Stompin? Room Only, part of this collection, is the long rumored and highly anticipated album of live material recorded between 1974 and 1976.

Recorded in London, Manchester (during their only European tour), in Milwaukee, and at Charlie Daniels? annual "Volunteer Jam" in Murfreesboro during the years 1974-1976, the album was originally prepared for release in 1977 by producer Paul Hornsby and included the original lineup.

In an unusual series of events, the album?s release was first delayed by Capricorn Records and, ultimately, never released, as the master tapes could not be found for more than a quarter century. They were recently discovered in pristine condition and that long-awaited album, the virtual "holy grail" of jam band music is now available.  more

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  • Posted: Jul-07-2008

nice, but.......

As nice as it was hearing the band together on this cd I would have really liked to have all of the concert from Where We All Belong relased. As many times as I have listened to it I never tire of it, the whole show would be a welcome addition to my collection

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  • Posted: Apr-01-2007

The Bottom Line...

The Original Marshall Tucker Band captured in a quality live recording and wonderfully packaged with coinciding notes and photos. This is an instant classic.

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  • Posted: Jan-17-2007

Awesome live performance!

Ever since I first heard this album, I just haven't gotten enough of it. I bought it about half a year ago, and it still hasn't grown old a bit. MTB puts on a splendid performance, and Toy's thumb shines through in every track. This is one for the ages!

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  • Posted: Jul-16-2006

MTB AMAZING

This release from the Marshall Tucker Band vault leaves me not only stompin, but happy, and bit annoyed great music like this sat on the shelf for so long. Besides all the great hits the MTB is known for this disc showcases what a fine ensamble band they were.If you love the Allmans at the...

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  • Posted: Apr-26-2006

A Rare Find

When I first heard about this album being released, I was thrilled at the prospect of a Marshall Tucker live album with the classic line-up. Although the production is less than perfect in spots, this is certainly a great live album.Marshall Tucker was a great band, with some fine musicians and...

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  • Posted: Apr-03-2006

Southern Rock's Holy Grail

I waited a year to review this disc because, for me, the Marshall Tucker Band's songs are timeless. My all-time favorite album is MTB's Where We All Belong, (followed very closely by ABB's Filmore East). I've listened to Where We All Belong consistently, since I received it for Christmas in 1974....

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  • Posted: Oct-07-2005

SOUTHERN MAN

Hey Kireviewer,get a life buddy .Enjoy the moment.This album is not perfect,but didn't the audience enjoy it.Southern rock at its best.This band is best when it plays live,no doubt about it.This band rocks.Crossy

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  • Posted: Aug-20-2005

Wow totally amazing...MTB Forever!

Any young person who think Phish/moe./Widespread Panic invented the Jam Band better give a listen here. This was Marshall Tucker at their best. Toy Caldwell never sounded better. Buy this right this minute and crank up some of the finest Southern Rock you will ever hear!!!

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  • Posted: Aug-05-2005

Sorry kireviewer..

..I'm rating the album not the "concept" and I rate it a five. This is great live Marshall Tucker that any fan will enjoy. If you're a fan of Southern Rock this should be a fine addition. It's a shame that it took over 25 years for it to be released but it's certainly a treat to have in my...

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  • Posted: Mar-19-2005

Disappointing and Pointless-somewhat of a rip off

WARNING: 30 MINUTES OF THIS CD COMES FROM OTHER ALBUMS.ONLY 41 MINUTES OF "NEW" MATERIAL.....Somebody really hates what I wrote. But, I am just telling you what the CD is about, so you know what you will be getting if you buy it. I do have some opinions here, but most of what I list is basic...

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