Post by cofi on Jun 30, 2007 21:02:03 GMT
Today i was told by Sam, the very sad news, that George McCorkle of "The Marshall Tucker Band", and lately "The Renegades", has Died, 
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The Services Information:
Memorial Services Information:
Sunday July 1, 2007 4:00-8:00PM
There will be a Memorial Service at:
Carthage United Methodist Church (Church George Attended)
608 N. Main Street, Carthage, TN
Service for George's Friends, Neighbors, and Nashville Associates Monday, July 2nd George will be transported via Tour Bus for his last ride home to Spartanburg where he will be laid to rest with his family, Toy, and Tommy Caldwell.
There will be a visitation in Spartanburg from 9:30-10:30 on Monday July 2nd at Floyd's Green lawn Chapel.
2075 East Main St., Spartanburg, SC
Burial 11:00 at:
Green Lawn Memorial Gardens, Spartanburg SC
George,
My condolences to George's family and friends,
You will live on in spirit and your great music
George with Dan Toler
George McCorkle was there at the headwaters of The Marshall Tucker Band. His warm, country influenced rhythm guitar was the foundation counterpoint to Toy Caldwell’s blazing rock lead licks. George is also the writer of the Southern Rock rallying call “Fire On The Mountain.”
You can find out even more about George McCorkle at his web site www.GeorgeMcCorkle.com
George with his wife Vivi
Very sad news
, The Services Information:
Memorial Services Information:
Sunday July 1, 2007 4:00-8:00PM
There will be a Memorial Service at:
Carthage United Methodist Church (Church George Attended)
608 N. Main Street, Carthage, TN
Service for George's Friends, Neighbors, and Nashville Associates Monday, July 2nd George will be transported via Tour Bus for his last ride home to Spartanburg where he will be laid to rest with his family, Toy, and Tommy Caldwell.
There will be a visitation in Spartanburg from 9:30-10:30 on Monday July 2nd at Floyd's Green lawn Chapel.
2075 East Main St., Spartanburg, SC
Burial 11:00 at:
Green Lawn Memorial Gardens, Spartanburg SC
George, My condolences to George's family and friends,
You will live on in spirit and your great music
George with Dan Toler
George McCorkle was there at the headwaters of The Marshall Tucker Band. His warm, country influenced rhythm guitar was the foundation counterpoint to Toy Caldwell’s blazing rock lead licks. George is also the writer of the Southern Rock rallying call “Fire On The Mountain.”
You can find out even more about George McCorkle at his web site www.GeorgeMcCorkle.com
George with his wife Vivi
Very sad news
