A New Life: 50th Anniversary Edition (Colored Vinyl, Blue Smoke, Anniversary Edition)
A New Life: 50th Anniversary Edition (Colored Vinyl, Blue Smoke, Anniversary Edition)
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When The Marshall Tucker Band released "A New Life" in early 1974, it seemed like their sound had always been a part of America's rock & roll scene. Ramblin' Records is now proud to celebrate the 50th anniversary of MTB's classic 2nd album with this special colored vinyl edition. The audio has been newly remastered and the sound is fantastically balanced, clear and warm. The album is released in a striking "Blue Smoke" colored vinyl. The gatefold jacket features updated artwork and a beautiful new 12" full-color insert booklet complete with album notes and art. This record contains the fan favorites "Blue Ridge Mountain Sky", "Too Stubborn", and "24 Hours at a Time". At 50 years, the whole record looks and sounds better than ever and remains a classic in the early "Southern Rock" canon.
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