Toy Caldwell was best known as lead singer on ... for my boots to get old." The Marshall Tucker Band toured the world but "accountants took over" and began running the band, he said, often leaving ...

Those lyrics, as well as most of the band’s songs, were written by Toy Caldwell. The Marshall Tucker Band was started by a group of high school friends in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Gray is referring to guitarist-songwriter Toy Caldwell, who crafted the majority of Marshall Tucker’s hits until he left the band in 1983 “Toy wrote many of his songs and he was a great writer ...

When the three got together, that's when the Marshall Tucker Band was born, he said. They would soon add three more members: Caldwell's brother, Toy; singer Doug Gray and flutist Jerry Eubanks.

“It's been a crazy little couple of weeks here,” the original Marshall Tucker Band ... relationship with former Marshall Tucker Band member Toy Caldwell. “Toy and [Daniels] got along really ...

Gray is the only remaining original member in The Marshall Tucker Band. Tommy Caldwell died in an auto accident in 1980. Four years later, Toy Caldwell, McCorkle and Riddle retired, leaving ...

The strongest song in the Marshall Tucker Band's set at Chevy ... The original recording, though written by the late guitarist Toy Caldwell, featured Gray on vocals. On Tuesday, multi ...

Marshall Tucker Band has been playing at the highest level of the music scene since forming in 1972 and 50 years after coming together, Doug Gray – a founding member of the original Southern ...

forming The Marshall Tucker Band. Original members included Gray, brothers Toy and Tommy Caldwell, George McCorkle, Paul T. Riddle and Jerry Eubanks. For nearly a decade they made great music ...

Doug Gray: lead and vocals and percussion; Toy Caldwell: lead guitar, steel guitar; Tommy Caldwell: bass guitar and background vocals; George McCorkle: rhythm guitar and background vocals; Paul riddle ...

The Macon City Auditorium is welcoming the Marshall Tucker Band and Wet Willie ... “You know, I think it was Toy Caldwell’s ...