Titles:
01 - Heard It In A Love Song - 5:15
02 - This Ol' Cowboy - 6:39
03 - Long Hard Ride - 4:02
04 - Desert Skies - 6:00
05 - Searchin' For A Rainbow - 4:31
06 - Fire On The Mountain - 4:18
07 - 24 Hours At A Time - 14:40
08 - In My Own Way - 8:56
09 - Ramblin' - 10:06
10 - Askin' Too Much Of You - 3:57
11 - Can't You See – 7:43

Musicians:
Doug Gray - lead singer
Rusty Miler - lead guitar & background vocals
Paul T. Riddle - drums
Gary Guzzardo - drums
Franklin Wilkie - bass
Jerry Eubanks - flute, saxophone, organ & background vocals
George McCorkle - rhythm guitar
Tim Lawter - bass & background vocals
Jimmy Hall - harmonica, lead & background vocals
Charlie Daniels - fiddle
Stuart Swanlund - guitar & background vocals
Hughie Thomasson - guitar
Jaimoe - percussion
Butch Trucks - drums & percussion
Ronald Radford - steel guitar
David Muse - saxophone & keyboards
Chris Hicks - guitar & background vocals

Doug Gray, the MTB lead singer collected in the band's archives a live recording yet never heard and that will have a particular importance for all the MTB -and Southern Rock in general- lovers. This gig was recorded on the occasion of the introducing of the MTB to the South Carolina Hall of Fame the 19/05/1995. It includes all the standards of the band with as guests Charlie Daniels, Jimmy Hall, Butch Trucks, Jaimoe and Firefall. The sound quality and the musicians' mastery are so present all along the concert that I listened to this Marshall Tucker Band "Live" with a real emotion. All the MTB classic songs are gathered, sumptuous «  Long Hard Ride  » with a Charlie Daniels (fiddle) in complete harmony with the band, «  Desert Skies  » from the album Carolina Dreams, and we go on with the MTB standards that are «  Fire On The Mountain  » and «  Searchin’ For a Rainbow  ». We can barely have the time to breathe that the highpoint of this CD arrives with a memorable «  24 Hours At A Time  » followed by a «  Can’t You See  » magnificently sung by Doug Gray. We have to notice the presence of Paul Riddle, Jerry Eubanks, and George Mc Corkle, who left the band shortly after. SPLENDID.

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Translation  : Y. Philippot-Degand