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Marshall Tucker band on vinyl?

Are there any good quality pressings (that are currently available) of Marshall Tucker Band? I am specifically looking for the song "Can't you see." I have checked the websites of acoustic sounds and music direct (among others). So far, I've only found one used copy with that song, but it was very scratched. Thanks.
vanderstephen
slipknot1
1,423 posts
 
Look around for a Capricorn pressing of the 2 LP set "Where We All Belong". A live recording with very good sonics, amazing guitar work from Toy Caldwell, guest fiddlin' from Charlie Daniels and a killer version of "Can't You See". I still have my copy and listen to it quite a bit. The '78 Greatest Hits mentioned above is a compilation LP from previously released tunes, it's good, but all those songs are the studio versions from "Searching For A Rainbow", "Long Hard Ride", etc. "Where We All Belong" is nice as it represents the band in their true element - live, with some really great jams.
You might want to check with Tom Port at DCC Blowout
http://dccblowout.com
chadnliz
3,736 posts
 
I have a copy of that on Vinyl, but I dont think it is a really great pressing.
dreadhead
353 posts
 
My pressing of Where We All Belong on Capricorn sounds great. The live version of "24 Hours at a Time" is worth the price of the whole record.
vanderstephen OP
35 posts
 
2 votes for the capricorn live pressing.. sounds like the way to go. i checked the dccblowout website and didn't see it, but now y'all have given me something to be on the lookout for. thanks!
mt10425
1,138 posts
 
The greatest hits lp sounds pretty good. Mine's in regular rotation. Live albums are usually a distinctly different animal from studio versions. If I could get a sealed hits, I would.
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