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Maybe is bringing its famous, unique blend of blues, country and jazz PEST, TERMITE AND you were buckled into a car seat in the backseat right here to Richmond Hill as the headlining act of this year’s Mof your parents’ car. Wherever you may have been, it’s like- Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival. MOSQUITO CONTROL ly you’ve heard—and tapped your feet along to—a Marshall “It’s going to be fun, I’m looking forward to being there,” LOW RISK ALL-NATURAL PRODUCTS Tucker Band song. says Doug Gray, the lead vocalist and the only still-remaining Deedie Love Davis & Katherine Davis Collins WHEN PESTS ARE SEEN Whether it’s “Can’t You See” or “Heard it in a Love Song,” original member of the band. He’s taking some time from a rare CALL BEE GREEN! studio a 10747 Ford Avenue 912-312-2297 LOCALLY OWNED the musical stylings of this quintessential southern rock band day-off of touring to talk with us over the phone as he over- AND AWARD-WINNING studio b 3756 Highway 17 Suite 9 DancingUnlimitedRH.com are distinct and transcendent—able to withstand the test of looks the ocean. Richmond Hill DancingUnlimitedRH@gmailcom 912.429.3995 34 Ref lectionsMediaCommunications.com Ref lectionsMediaCommunications.com 35 AROUND TOWN The Marshall Tucker Band 2019. Doug Gray original band member. alking with Doug is much like listening to a Marshall Tucker. The name belonged to a blind piano tuner from Marshall Tucker Band song—it feels like spending Spartanburg, whose name was inscribed on the key to the old time with an old, trusty friend. • Music means warehouse the band was renting out as rehearsal space. The as much to him now as ever. The passion, the band signed to Capricorn Records, and recorded their first LP, energy, the soul, is still there, and as long as he The Marshall Tucker Band, in Macon. has anything to say about it, it’ll never go away. The album—released in 1973 with T“They’ll never be able to get me to leave. They’ll have to the hit “Can’t You See” as the first roll me out whenever they do,” says Doug. “It’ll be my last dying lead single—is considered a South- day and I’ll still be on stage.” ern rock classic to this day. “I’m gonna take a freight train, down at the station, The story of the Marshall Tucker Band is a long, interesting I don’t care where it goes. one, filled with twists and turns; and it begins a few hours up Album cover, Where We All Belong. Gonna climb me a mountain, the highest mountain, the road in Spartanburg, South Carolina. “When I was seven years old, I snuck away from the house Jump off, nobody gonna know. and went up the street a couple buildings over to the Spar- tanburg Memorial Auditorium. I ran over there. Nobody was DOUG GRAY © Can’t you see, oh, can’t you see, paying attention—nobody had to pay attention then, it was so What that woman, she been doin’ to me? long ago,” says Doug. “I snuck in to see James Brown. At the time, I had no idea who I was going to see. But the energy that Can’t you see, can’t you see, was coming off of that stage, it did something to me. It created What that woman, Lord, been doin’ to me?” the same energy you will see when we play down there.” PHOTO CAL BRYANT, ROANOKE-CHOWAN NEWS-HERALD, AHOSKIE, NC NEWS-HERALD, ROANOKE-CHOWAN CAL BRYANT, PHOTO © In 1972, after years of playing in separate bands and serv- { ing time in Vietnam, the original Marshall Tucker Band was born. This may come as a surprise for some, but no member of the original lineup of the Marshall Tucker Band was actually named 36 Ref lectionsMediaCommunications.com Ref lectionsMediaCommunications.com 37 ollowing the success of their debut al- bum, the Marshall Tucker Band began Ftouring extensively, playing upwards of 300 shows a year for a decade. They toured RICHMOND HILL alongside some of the musical greats: The INTERACTIVE INDOOR PLAY SPACE IN THE HEART Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers OF RICHMOND HILL Band, just to name a few, often performing AGED 12 AND UNDER for crowds of 80,000 people or more. boat rv Maintaining a career for 40-plus years is a challenge in any industry, but when it & comes to the music industry, it is particu- COMPASSIONATE larly difficult. The Marshall Tucker Band, storage SENIOR LIVING however, still continues to sell out shows THAT FEELS across the country, which is no small feat. Those relationships keep forming. 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