"Can't You See" didn't have the look of a career-defining song for the Marshall Tucker Band. Initially released in 1973, the song could get no further than No. 108 on the Billboard chart.

Marcus King wrapped up his two-day Family Reunion festival in his native South Carolina this weekend by paying tribute to one of the all-time great Southern rock groups: the Marshall Tucker Band.

He said the group was scheduled to open for the Allman Brothers and still didn't have a name when they spotted the keychain dangling from the key that opened the warehouse. Marshall Tucker Band on ...

Near the end of the performance, Marshall Tucker Band brought some of the musicians from the opening bands on stage to play their southern rock staple, "Can't You See." The crowd is shown during ...

The longer The Marshall Tucker Band keeps playing, the more of their Southern rock brethren are going to fall by the wayside. Interestingly enough, Henderson said he doesn’t think too much about ...

It was when the band first began practicing that they found the inspiration for their name. “We didn’t have a name, and Tommy (Caldwell) found this little tag that had Marshall Tucker written ...

South Carolina — the home state of the Marshall Tucker Band. Led by singer Doug Gray, the MTB is known for hits like “Can’t You See,” “Fire on the Mountain,” and the ubiquitous ...

Backed by original Marshall Tucker drummer Paul T. Riddle, King and an array of special guests delivered renditions of the Spartanburg, South Carolina, band’s songs. Kashus Culpepper sat in for ...