Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gimme Three Steps (Live At Knebworth '76)
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On August 21, 1976, Lynyrd Skynyrd took the stage at Knebworth as part of a daylong festival which also included Todd Rundgren’s Utopia, 10cc and The Rolling Stones. The show has gone down in Lynyrd Skynyrd history as one of the band’s greatest performances. The 1976 Knebworth show features Ronnie Van Zant’s iconic vocals and their famed triple guitar attack of Gary Rossington, Allen Collins and Steve Gaines in front of a crowd estimated between 150,000 and 200,000. Their entire performance from that day is here for you to witness the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd in all its glory with cleaned up visuals and remixed audio, available on DVD+CD, Blu-ray+CD and DVD+2LP. - Hudba
absolutely mind blowing performance, that plane crash robbed us of one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
Hello Andrew how are you doing today
Bruh, it wasn’t bad luck, they and the pilots were drunk/hooking up wit groupies and went into a storm. Those dudes were simply to wild for this concrete jungle.
@@pooboi8600 In his 2003 book Lynyrd Skynyrd: Remembering the Free Birds of Southern Rock, Gene Odom, a bodyguard for Van Zant[19] who was on board the plane and survived the crash, reports that co-pilot Gray had been observed using cocaine the previous evening and was potentially impaired;[20] however, toxicology reports from both pilots' autopsies found no traces of alcohol or other drugs.[1] "Crew inattention to fuel supply" was ultimately determined to be responsible for the crash.
@@pooboi8600 they didn’t fly into a storm , their plane ran out of gas , pilots had no drugs or alcohol in their system per toxicology reports…pilots error and negligence was the cause of the crash …do some research
@Jay Landau Well it was an end to Lynyrd Skynyrd sadly.
In 100 years people will still be listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd.
AGREED BROTHER
I'll be a fan till the day I die
You got that right
@@skynyrdnation3902 me too
The 60's, 70's, some of the 80's and a portion of the 90's contain the formula to ear happiness
Ronnie's presence on stage spoke a million shades of cool and he never did anything more than stand there. RESPECT!
Sir, you are absolutely correct. 😊
You got that right!
and barefooted. Ronnie never wore shoes when performing. He said he liked the heat on his feet from the stage.
Definitely. Dude just had this cool vibe about him like he just didn't give a fuck and he just wanted to perform his music.
I was surprised when I read that Ronnie Van Zant wrote most of they're songs. A genius
Likely the most "honest" band ever. Songs about real life, hard work, no glamour bs.
The most important band in history. Yeah 3:35
Yes, accessible.
R.I.P. Ronnie Van Zant
❤
Ronnie was cool as hell, he always stepped back and let the guitar guys go up front and jam for the folks. 🎸
Yes, it's true but Ronnie was also scrutinizing every bandmates performance in every possible way and detail. if they failed in the slightest...that bandmate would get an earful from Ronnie after the show...FO SHOW! Ronnie was a perfectionist and even insisted they bow to the audience at the end of their performance. The politeness and extreme respect to the audience was not only a very old school homage but also a tribute to their parents' Southern upbringing. There was no just walking off the stage with a little wave at the end of the show...No Suh! They understood exactly what their fame brought to their lives and didn't take their fans or audience members for granted. Another reason, of many, to just love this band from my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida.
@@maryreilly5092 cool to know!
@@maryreilly5092 love the backstory! I was in college when that sad news came a year later of their plane crash.
@@maryreilly5092 Ronnie’s little brother Johnny is also like that to with the current incarnation of Skynard. Johnny has done well filling in.
Great
Good ole southern rock. No spandex. No glitter. Just talent
Right. And they didn't have all the effects back then. What they actually played was what you actually heard. You had to possess talent. And the lyrics were just real-life experiences they had. They were just so far ahead of the times with their sound.
@@toddbeck7352 Forsure, they sound amazing live, definitely indicative of true talent
Yes!!!
But 7 forgot the pot ,blow,and lsd ,,thus laid back and great entertainment
Love this because they tell a good little story and kick ass with the music.
Go to a wedding ask the band to play this in seconds the dance floor is packed. It don't get no better than this
They don’t make ‘em like this anymore....
Yoyo you know me from scotland 😉
NEVER AGAIN !!
They do make em it just don’t sell like it used too 😂
Your absolutely right Mr. Charles!
Hello Charles how are you doing today
The real Lynyrd Skynyrd...unapologetic Southern and proud......saw them in 75 at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium under a huge Confederate Battle Flag!
Watching them 35 yrs on ,and still going 😊😊 ,bless
Skynyrd ain't Skynyrd without Ronnie 😢
We just lost Gary. That's everyone from the original line up. RIP all of you.
RIP legends
This is the concert that Skynyrd pissed off the Stones. They were that damn good.
It sure was lol
The freebird at this concert...omg..legends
@FREE BIRD I think you mean mick Jagger and keith Richards
@FREE BIRD that's funny lol
@FREE BIRD RONNIE LIKED HIS JUNK TOO
Most groups were lucky to have one great guitarist. These guys had 3. They had so much more to give the world. What a shame they got on that damn plane with those pilots.
Best Southern Band ever.
Don't forget Leon Wilkeson on Bass ❗👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I never knew what caused the crash until now. What a crying shame.
@@Eltalstro
Please see my comment above.
@trock6577
Don't forget the guys that were maintaining and leasing the aircraft ‼️😡
There will never be another decade as great for rock music as the 1970s.
You got that right on
That's most definitely 💯 truth of the matter! 👏
Agree 100%. Basically all I listen to now in 2023. Glad I grew up in the '60s and '70s.
As much as I agree that the 70's were one of the best decades for rock music I have to say the 60's are equally important and amazing. Remember, LYNYRD SKYNYRD started in 1964. Different name but same musicians. They were already Skynyrd in their hearts and souls. Same talent, same awesome music. The 60's were the bands that essentially created the bands of the 70's.
LONG LIVE LYNYRD SKYNYRD!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amen to that …
5 decades later and still some of the best and most recognizable guitar work in the history of rock.
They were at the top of their game at that concert. I'm so grateful for the video. I am now in the process of introducing Lynyrd Skynyrd to my grandchildren.
Right on there brother they are a machine and they know it
Yes I am also I introduced them to my kids and now my 3 Granddaughters jam to them! 😎 By the way they are my Homeboys. May they R.I.P.
Your grandkids are blessed to have you in their lives. Live long, friend.
THANK YOU!! Feel sorry for kids today they are clueless.
They were good, although I saw them live with Ed King, and I'd argue that was the best era. But Gaines is damn good too, and did add a different shade to the band.
The Stones were on the receiving end of every bands worst nightmare. Being upstaged by the opening act. Skynyrd not only upstaged them, but pissed them (mostly Mick) off so bad they delayed their set for like two hours or more. What I would give to go back in time and enjoy these guys at their best. Absolute legends.
America 2 England 0, The panic must have been overwhelming, The Monkeys, Peater Paul and Merry??? LOL, the stones got their nuts handed to them. It only made them stronger.
They dared to walk on “The Tongue.”
@@furbabydaddy5604 Stones will be corporate till they are dead, . Skinner struts their stuff cause they have earned all the glory. Still do for me.
@@frankchristensen6434 sure. Me too. I meant that they had the balls to walk on the “Tongue”.
@@furbabydaddy5604 Down home rock'n roll vs. those Brits that probably have probably never been told no. thenk's for the reply
Lynyrd Skynyrd is Heaven's house band
My favorite song by them, RIP Gary, fly on like the freebird and join your brothers! You’ll be missed
Yep. That's it my man. The last of the first has past. Full stop.
Well MadBassit oh excuse me The I absolutely agree this girl is crying right now
Great song! ❤
In my humble opinion Gary was the heart and soul of the band. Just like the album title he was Nuthin' Fancy to watch on stage - he just played. But boy, howdy, did he play! As they say he was as smooooooth as buttermilk! Rest well gentlemen, you'll never be forgotten.
And that is exactly how a rock band is supposed to sound.
Hello frank how are you doing today
There it is ladies and gentlemen "the greatest American Rock Band ever" nothing less.
Hello Paul how are you doing today
@WALK IN MY SHADOW that’s great hope all is well with you
@WALK IN MY SHADOW where are you from
Got that right
The amount of raw talent on that stage is unreal. Gone way too soon!
All of us old geezers were truly blessed growing up during the 60s-70’s. So many great bands to listen to. I’m almost deaf from it but hey I wouldn’t change a thing except try to squeeze in a few more concerts❤
Agree. BEST time for music & youth!!!!
Pepem
Remember when you could see The Rolling Stones for $7.50?
@@ashleyrigatoni702 Although I can recall most all the live shows the braincells that are left have difficulty with the finer details such as ticket prices. That era was the best ever for music. Damn we were lucky 🦆 ducks
When men were men and bands were bands not all this rainbow fucking shit what a load of bollocks
Don’t think us British folks appreciated this band at the time but so glad we got footage like this to remind us how superb they were 🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸
They sold out whenever they played the UK and when they first toured supporting Golden Earring they got a headline show at London's Rainbow Theatre because they blew them off the stage and people were walking out after Skynyrd finished their set so maybe it was just you...
Hello dean how are you doing today
Dude, they sold out even in Japan, still in the 70s with Ronnie!
I was a bit too young then lol...Fully appreciated now though.
Don't kid yourself there were a lot who did. I had seen them on OGWT the previous year, and they were the main attraction here as far as I was concerned, not 10CC or the Stones, although I'm glad to have seen them.
Fun fact: allen collins is playing one of the rarest guitars in the world here, a 1958 gibson explorer. Only 19 were made and all surviving ones are valued at around $1,000,000 each
That the one and only Eric Clapton gave him... what I would do to get my hands on one
Actually, records were lost of how many were made but Gibson figures it was close to 50 not 19
Rick Neilson of Cheap Trick has 2 of them
That guitar was worth more on that stage than any amount of money. 1976 was a priceless time that money can’t buy.
Where is this guitar now?
Allen collins is the most underrated shredder of the 70s
He is absolutely wasted whaling on that poor guitar.
Right. He wasn't really appreciated til years later when there was actually something to compare him to. He's probably in the top 5 of all time. If not , then he's the best. In my opinion
There was no "shredding" in the 70s. I am so grateful for that.
Agree!
@@wheatonna Me too!
Allen Collins just tearing up the guitar makes me smile every time. Rest easy.
Allen Collins was one of my inspirations to play guitar. Rest in peace
Him and steve gaines were two of my inspirations
He's so good!
Billy was my piano inspiration skynyrd is awesome
@@WhiteWeather_ my uncle gary ross not by blood but by the reason that him and my dad were in a band and i grew up around him, his wife tina used to babysit billys kids. Billy would go on tour he would give her a bunch of credit cards and basically just said have fun make sure the kids are safe. He also gave gary his blessing as he said and i quote "gary is the most naturally talented piano player i have ever seen in my life.
@@gwillypdawg that is an awesome story man! I wish I were alive back then 😂 I'm only 15 and still keeping the skynyrd dream alive with the piano!
Skynyrd's music still carrying on the torch today
Hello Doug how are you doing today
This was back in a time when a man was appreciated as a man.
I got 2 say man, my dad was actually moonshiner and u r right, back then.
They blew away the stones at this concert
I'm sure Skynyrd had an awesome set but it's pretty damn hard to blow the Stones away. I mean they are, after all, The Rolling fucking Stones.
No mate they blew them away
Lynyrd was a much better band than Rolling Stones
I think they blew away the WHO & manager
@D Lay You might *prefer* Skynyrd to the Stones, but your comment is ridiculous.
One promotional slogan called LS “The Rolling Stones of the South”.
I'll be a Skynyrd fan till the day I die🤘🇺🇲🎸🍺
Me too
God bless 🏴
This Kids is Southern Rock at its FINEST
@@markoliver6117 9
How come most Skinnard fans can't wait to die and go party with the band in heaven.
Sick-o's!!!
I’m 26 years old and Skynyrd will always be my favorite band. May they live on forever!!
HELL YEAH ! HELLISH GOOD TAST MAN!!!!😎😎😎😎
I'm 15 year old peace and love ✌😄
That’s awesome i grew up listing and do to this day I’m 58 .their is nothing like original skyryrd. They blew stones off the stage in Europe
GREATEST AMERICAN BAND EVER 💜
I’m 17 and have been lucky enough to see them twice but I’m sadly not old enough to have see Ronnie
You won't find too many guitarists who show as much joy and passion for playing as Allen did. It's obvious that he was doing what he was born to do and loved every minute.
poor Allen. he got a shitty deal all around. lost his wife then his legs. died at 37.
My guitar god
I wish I could of seen these guys before the plane crash! THEY ARE SPECTACULAR!!! Ronnie's voice is just totally amazing! The whole band is just SPECTACULAR!
I cried like a baby
They are still number one
I am SO very glad I got to see them in concertI👍❤️
after 1977 there is no real Lynyrd Skynyrd
A BAND Powerful enough to turn Goat Piss into Gasoline. IMO. 😁✌️
Ronnie van Zant : Vocals
Gary Rossington : Guitar
Billy Powell : Piano
Allen Collins : Guitar
Steve Gaines : Guitar
Artimus Pyle : Drums
Leon Wilkenson : Bass Guitar
@@edwhite7475 Oh shame on me, typo.
Now the lead singer is Johnny Van Zant Ronnie’s little brother. And Ricky Medlocke who was in the band 1971-72 replaced Allen when he rejoined in 1996.
@@edwhite7475 Steve’s legacy is alive in Corinna Gaines Biemiller.
@@edwhite7475 Ricky Medlocke is very much today’s Allen. Plays the same guitars as him too and was in the original band as a studio drummer.
@@edwhite7475 Very true but Medlocke actually wrote many hits with Blackfoot including Highway Song, and Train Train. Medlocke knew Allen and was close to him.
First dance I ever had was with my dad to this song. I was 3 and was standing on his feet while he cut a rug. We danced to it every time we heard it through the years but my favorite was when we danced to it as our father daughter dance at my wedding in 1994. Best memories of my life right there. ❤
The way it ought to be.
Great story
Right on girl.
That's BEAUTIFUL! My uncle got me listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd when I was little.... Best memories ever!
@@tabathabrabham6384 When we were kids and told our friends where we would go if we had time machines.....I bet none of us said "I'd go back and hang out with my uncle".
How fortunate we are that this performance was captured on video!
And the sound system and video coverage was fantastic!
I will listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd forever
Hats off to the audio guy. This sounds amazing!!!
Hell yeah Johnny boy loves Skynyrd...
This is what is called REAL Music, Boys and Girls!!!! Learn it!!
Tremendously talented guys. This is how music was played LONG before auto tune. One of my favorite bands 🙏🏻 Skynyrd
When you have talent, you don't need auto tune.
I’m 65 and music doesn’t get better than this! What a treat!!!
I always kept a Skynyrd tape in the car cassette player, and when out driving with my family my 2 daughters would, age 8 and 6, would shout for”3 Steps”, and when the opening riff for Sweet Home Alabama started, right on cue they would shout “TURN IT UP”.
35 years on, they are still Skynyrd fans and I’m still playing their riffs on my Telecaster! A life well spent.
If anyone is interested, Netflix has an excellent documentary about them this month.
I just watched it it was really good
Awesome news 👏 🙌 😀
When I heard they only had one rule, Don’t walk on the tongue and of course RVZ didn’t follow rules very well. I loved it.
It was killer!! The roller skating monkey was hilarious 😂
Hey from scotland, what is doc called?
I can't find it
Bring all the mules out here. Those of us from the South know exactly what that means. The hard workers. Ronnie and SKYNARD were and are the very best southern rock band ever.
Just one of greatest bands in rock history. I’ve watched this video countless times in awe.
its coming up to 41 years since we lost ronnie, steve and cassie, one of the darkest days in music history but skynyrd will be played till the end of time.
Posting 1-14-22. Actually it was 44 years last October 20. Before you know it, the half-century mark of their deaths will be here.
Sad day indeed.I always felt so bad for their families and especially Steve and Cassie parents losing 2 children at once.So so sad.
When you heard them live it was like listening to their records. Ronnie was a strict disciplinarian regarding how they played.
Results ? You be the judge😂😂😂✌️😍
Ronnie always stood back and barefooted and never had ta say a word
@@charleswilder682 He most likely said it all in rehearsals.
I was amazed when I learned just how hard & strict they always worked in rehearsals all the time.
It showed.
I was blessed to hear them live.
They will always be one of my favorite bands.
Ya, I heard Artimus Pyle say that Ronnie wanted him to play the original drummer Bob Burns parts exactly like they were recorded in the studio, and Artimus said that he found that a little challenging! He said that he was used to just playing what came natural to him,.. and to try to duplicate another drummer's pattern took some effort.
One of the best live performances ever!
Just another day at the office for Skynyrd. They were always ready when the lights came on. Go watch the 10cc and Stones footage from this day. Skynyrd seriously makes both of them look like absolute amateurs.
Love Ronnie's vocal and Allen's joy on this one.
In my opinion the best duo in Skynyrd and the true sound of Skynyrd respect to Gary. But musically it was Ronnie and Allen’s . Not only Allen solos but he is rhythm playing and writing song structures
So glad I was a teen in the 70s ! My friends and I lived for going to concerts. I still love these guys.
Evelyn Racine It was so cool in 70s Buffalo, NY had 10 years of concerts 4 every summer at Bills Stadium. Rolling Stones liked us played here 6 times. Zeppelin 2 times, Doobie Brothers, Alice Cooper, Journey, Reo Speedwagon, Fleetwood Mac, Rush, Allman Brothers, Greatfull Dead, The Who. Some Trend started most bands opened saying ( HELLO BUFFALO ). Buffalo people like there Music almost every concert sold out. Some concerts got out of hand because of very little Security. Buffalo is not a Popular City, mostly because of all the snow we get, not kidding almost every winter Lake Erie dumps 10-12 feet. Also are Bars are open till 4am, lots of people blame that on Buffalo has a big IRISH Population. ALWAYS WHITE CHRISTMAS IN BUFFALO. Forgot Buffalo has a name ( SNOW CAPITAL OF USA )
@Evelyn Racine the 70's were the f-ing BEST for concerts, and any live performances!!! We were incredibly fortunate to have experienced that. @jim ogrady, I'm originally from Rochester. 😉
❤ 🎸 🤘 🎶
@@jimogrady1131 mtp nyo
I was one of those teens, too in the 70's. Every penny of my little fast food job went to seeing live shows!
I'm 64 and I loved skynyrd ... Free bird!!
I'm amazed at just how good a singer Ronnie was.
The energy from this concert is just insane
Lynyrd Skynyrd is simply the best Southern Rock bands of all time, the crash stole them away. They will always be here forever. Their music will Never fade away. God Bless Skynyrd!
Man the intro is so good. Allen's foot stomping on beat, then him opening the song with that classic badass riff. Doesn't get any better or cooler than that. ✍️🤘
It was cool as hell him stomping his foot to the beat. But I don't think he was the one who played the opening riff that was Gary Rossington. Then Allen Collins and then Steve Gaines but it should've been Ed King if he would've had quit before they did this show. Then just one short year later the plane crash happened which ended it all. What ashame.
@@darellgullion4888 wrong. It’s Allen on the opening riff.
That cowbell is sick too. Has a modern sound to it like you could almost hear it as an opening for a punk show. Really love this intro
@@darellgullion4888 No sorry brother but I'm the biggest Lynyrd Skynyrd fan of all time. I know pretty much everything about them from head to toe. I know for sure that it's Allen playing the opening riff and he actually wrote that guitar riff too. No hate just wanted to correct you 🤘
@@darellgullion4888Allen Collins opening riff. You can see him briefly just as Ronnie points to Gary to come in with his sick fat tone for the lead. Allen gets lots of rightful love but Gary was every bit as good and probably technically better with a "wider" range of abilities (slide, dobro, etc). His tone is the backbone of the LS sound.
Allen Collins was one hell of a guitar player. Damn.
A band with 3 lead guitar players that could take a lead at any time. They are Bad Ass !
He also wrote this song.
Actually, when you think about it, every single musician was fantastic!
Leon Wilkeson is one of my favorite Bass players of all time. Billy Powell is arguably the best piano player in Rock. Artimus is a kick ass drummer! Every single musician on that stage is top notch!
@@BST-lm4po absolutely! The backstory is also pretty amazing with the core group of guys from the same Jacksonville high school and Billy Powell was a roadie! Amazing what brilliant musicians these guys were. It was like Ronnie said, they were truly street survivors
@@BST-lm4po and the girls......!
Greatest American band in rock history. Skynyrd was staggeringly good.
Damn those southern boys are and always will be the greatest I'm so glad I got to see them back in 1976 never will forget it, gone too soon.....
Ronnie was a great front man. One great thing about him was is that he shared the stage with the entire band. It went all about him.
One of the greatest bands ever.
I grew up with these guys as the back ground of my life. Dear God, I miss them all. RIP yall!
They are in total command of their material and completely own the stage. Nothing fancy. Just talent.
Ronnie so cool..classic front man..when that plane went down music changed forever
Hello Walter how are you doing today
Greatest band that ever walked on stage!!
When you're this good, too many guitars is never enough... ;-)
63 yrs old a lover of so much music and i've only just discovered Lynyrd Skynyrd .........what planet have i been on ...Absolutely awsome
Haha
Greatest Southern Rock Band EVER.
Second only to the ABB 😉
Greatest ever because of Ronnie's work ethics
This is real music...and of some reason i think we will listen on this until end of time...♾️...RIP..🕊
It was a great gig , the weather was great and Lynyrd Skynyrd were smoking , absolutely on it . This is how I remember them . 👍🇬🇧
Rip Gary Rossington, the last original member. This was always my favorite song by them. He will be missed :(
And yet there are current tour dates listed at the top. Who's touring as Lynyrd Skynyrd? I know why, but it's pathetic.
If you don't like give me 3 steps thwn you're not a fan.
you can tell they were at their prime right here. Legends
Them boys from Jacksonville, FL are IMMORTAL!!! Skynyrd boys: Y'all came for the Stones? Hold my whiskey!!
DUUUUVALLLLL
Any band that can open for the Stones and blow them off the stage will live in infamy. Been a fan of these guys since the first time I heard them on our local radio station in 1975.
Greatest band EVER
Guitars, amps, drums and vocals. No computer light shows and iPhone videos. Amazing times and an amazing band,
Wow!! Amazing!!
How could anyone ever top this band on that day?
Lynyrd Skynyrd, always in Fighting Trim . . .
. . . LITERALLY!!!
LEGENDS !
The BEST band and their BEST song on the BEST live performance you will ever hear!!!
Just turned 78...still listening.
I'm 23 and always come back to the classics my mom showed me :) love this band so much
LYNYRD SKYNYRD'S WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN ABOUT! RONNIE VAN ZANT WILL PLAY UNTIL GOD COMES
and then ronnie will ask him for 3 steps
Love watching Allen!!!
The guy in red is a time traveler! A truly metal head 🔥
Allen Collins :-)
Ronnie was the conductor, maestro and band leader all in one! Steve Gaines took Skynyrd to a whole new level of tightness, and feel like never before. Ronnie knew he had all the pieces now to go forward for years to come. Shame a tragedy stopped a massive surge of energy and epicness we will only dream about. Steve Gaines likely would have made like 4-6 more albums with LS, but he would have branched off into blues jazz writing, and Jazz guitar/Classical as well. Steve would have had a solo career after Skynyrd, with many projects he already had on the table when he died. Honkettes were the best blues/Gospel-rock singers around period, for this type of music... They brought it in spades. They all did... God Bless these few video concert treasures we have to listen to and watch. I was just too young at the time to go see them live. Always will love their music till I die!
What a fantastic group, country, blues , rock and roll.
I am a great grandmother and still listening to Lynyrad
God bless you beautiful
me too.
Those guys are having a blast! So sad the way they died, but from the survivor 'they died like men."
They play my favorite version of free bird in this concert, they are outstanding
I just wanted to stop in and say we will never have musicians as tight as the world did then. No auto tune, no special gimmicks, just raw talent.
All the good licks in one spot !!!!!! Guitar heaven
Im 56 years young and been a LS fan my whole life and never seen this song played live until now just unreal , It always made me chuckle when he said Excuuuuse me haha ! Rest easy RVZ you were the best !
There was a live version of this from Atlanta in 1976, and after he said "Excuuuse me!" it sounded like he said "I ain't gonna fight him over his cunt." Sorry if my language offended, but it sounded for all the world to me like that's what he said. BTW, I'm 58 myself, and'll never get tired of hearing them perform this song, I don't care where or when!
@@TheBrooklynbodine , Thats our RVZ !
@@TheBrooklynbodine If you listen closely, he says it here too!
@@BST-lm4po Yes, he does. BTW, tomorrow (1-15-22) would've been his 74th birthday. Had he lived, how much does anybody wanna bet he'd still be performing it, assuming he was physically able.
@Kelly Wilson I also love RVZ's whistle and his growling, teeth baring, approval while watching Collins, Rossington, and Gaines nail it!
I remember when the crash was announced, it was unbelievable. I had been doing lead vocals in a band and the very first song I sang on stage was sweet home Alabama. RIP, They had so much more music to put out
The very best ❤️
This song ❤️ 🎵 is truly amazing 🎉🎉. This southern rock band is the best there ever was.No one can replicate you or duplicate you.Your music 🎶 🎵 and unique style was like no one else 🎉🎉. You are 2nd to none🎉🎉
🇨🇦 These boys are still international treasures and always will be !