Tedeschi Trucks Band
- Type
- Group
- Country
- US
- Area
- United States
- Born / formed
- 2010
- Birth / formation area
- Jacksonville
- Sort name
- Tedeschi Trucks Band
- ISNI
- 0000000120730260
- MusicBrainz rating
- 4 (1 votes)
Genres
blue-eyed soul, blues rock, rock
Tags
blue-eyed soul, blues rock, rock
Songs
11 Wade In The WaterAin't That SomethingAlabamaAll That I NeedAll the LoveAll The WorldAnother DayAnyhowAnyhowAnyhowBall And ChainBell Bottom BluesBell Bottom BluesBird on the WireBird On The WireBird On The WireBound For GloryCalling Out to YouCircles 'RoundCircles 'Round The SunCome See About MeCrying Over You - Swamp Raga for Hozapfel...Crying Over You / Swamp Raga for Hozapfel, Lefebvre, Flute and HarmoniumDarlin' Be Home Soon Live 2012Darling Be Home SoonDarling Be Home SoonDarling Be Home SoonDarling Be Home Soon [Feat. Susan Tedeschi & Doyle Bramhall II] - Live at LOCKN' / 2015D'GaryDo I Look WorriedDon’t Drift AwayDon't Know What It MeansDon't Know What It MeansDont Let Me SlideEmmalineEverybody's TalkinEverybody's Talkin'Fall InFuture SoulHard CaseHear MeHear My DearHold That LineI Am The MoonI Am YoursI Am YoursI Can See You SmilingIdle WindI Got YouI Looked AwayI Looked AwayI’m Gonna Be ThereI Pity The Fool - LiveIt's So HeavyI Want MoreJust As Strange - LiveKeep On GrowingLa Di DaLast Night In The RainLaugh About ItLaugh About ItLearn How To LoveLeavin' Trunk >Let Me Get ByLet's Go Get StonedLet's Go Get StonedLove Has Something Else To SayLoving You Is Sweeter Than EverMade Up MindMidnight in HarlemMidnight In HarlemMidnight In Harlem (Swamp Raga intro with Little MarthaMidnight In Harlem (Swamp Raga intro with Little Martha)MisunderstoodNone AbovePart Of MePlaying With My EmotionsRainy DayRight On TimeRollin' And Tumblin'ShameShelterShelter / Ghost LightSimple ThingsSo Long SaviorSomehowSoul Sweet SongSticks and StonesStrengthen What RemainsSweet and LowTake Me As I AmTake Me As I AmTell the TruthTell the TruthTell TruthThat Did It - LiveThe Ballad of Mad Dogs and EnglishmenThe Ballad of Mad Dogs and EnglishmenThe LetterThe Letter