Tenth

The members of MTB were good ol’ boys at heart, but it was during the recording of the Top 40 album Tenth that rock ’n’ roll excess started to rear its ugly head. You’d never know it from the music, which reached back to the original sound of the debut on such songs as "Save My Soul," which recalls the hit song "Can’t You See," and "Sing My Blues" – a song about the Caldwell brothers’ years of playing the local club circuit before forming MTB. Patti Austin contributes backing vocals to "Gospel Singin’ Man