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Album · 1978

Greatest Hits

by The Marshall Tucker Band

Greatest Hits is a 1978 rock album by The Marshall Tucker Band. It runs 8 tracks across 40 minutes.

Rock · Southern Rock · Classic Rock

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8
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40 min
Runtime
121 bpm
Tempo
G major
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8 tracks · 40 min

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  • Greatest Hits (2026 Remaster)Remaster · 2026 · 16 tracks
    1. 1Take the Highway
    2. 2Blue Ridge Mountain Sky
    3. 3In My Own Way
    4. 4Fire on the Mountain
    5. 5Heard It in a Love Song (Single Version)
    6. 6Ramblin'
    7. 7Searchin' for a Rainbow (Single Version)
    8. 8I Should Have Never Started Lovin' You
    9. 924 Hours at a Time
    10. 10Long Hard Ride (Single Version)
    11. 11Can't You See (Single Version)
    12. 12Too Stubborn
    13. 13This Ol' Cowboy (Single Version)
    14. 14Desert Skies
    15. 15A New Life
    16. 16I'll Be Loving You

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In brief

When was Greatest Hits released?
Greatest Hits was released in 1978.
How many tracks are on Greatest Hits?
Greatest Hits has 8 tracks, with a runtime of 40 minutes.
What genre is Greatest Hits?
Greatest Hits is catalogued under Rock, Southern Rock, Classic Rock.
What BPM is Greatest Hits?
Greatest Hits runs at a median tempo of 121 BPM across its tracks, most often in G major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Greatest Hits?
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