Marshall Tucker Band's 'Heard It in a Love Song'

It's April 3rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News

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Back in 1977, the Marshall Tucker band dropped, hurt it in a love song, a track that shot

to the top 20 on the Billboard Hot, 100 and basically put their stamp on the country

rock scene.

That song, penned by frontman Doug Gray, mixed smooth country tales with gritty rock vibes

and a chill groove that hooked folks right away.

The band hailed from South Carolina in the early 70s, blending rock, country, and even

jazz with flute solos that set them apart from other.

Southern rock crews, building a die hard fan base.

Gray held off on recording it at first, thinking it was two straight forward next to their

heavier stuff, but once it hit the airwaves, it climbed.

Charts in just four weeks, pulling in crowds from teens to grown folks now in their 40s,

50s and 60s.

Back eights on, it still spins on classic rock and country lists, proving their raw

take on breakups and moving on hits just as hard today.