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Great moments in live rock 'n' roll: Marshall Tucker Band, "Ramblin," 1973

Continuing with our new series of live rock 'n' roll video clips, we turn to the Marshall Tucker Band from South Carolina. Never quite as successful as the Allman Brothers or Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tucker still contributed some staples of "Southern rock," including this rousing live performance of "Ramblin," with the late Toy Caldwell on lead guitar.