First Time Hearing Lynyrd Skynyrd "FREE BIRD (LIVE 1977)" Reaction
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My First Time Reaction to Lynyrd Skynyrd with their song Freebird LIVE at Oakland Coliseum Stadium! We are currently on a reaction journey reacting to all the biggest and best Live rock performances and after my first time reaction to Dire Straits the next step on that journey had to be Lynyrd Skynyrd with their live performances of Free Bird! Here is my first time reaction to Lynyrd Skynyrd Free Bird Live!
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I followed Skynyrd all over the country and England for 4 years. By myself. I was 18 year's old then I'm now 66. I still love em just as much as I did as I was still 19 years old. Lynyrd Skynyrd is MY BAND! YOU WILL NEVER SEE 👀 THAT A AGAIN. THAT MAKE'S ME SAD. THE LONGEST THEY EVER PLAYED FREE BIRD 🐦 WAS IN T TOWN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. THEY PLAYED IT FOR 1 HOUR! IT WAS UNREAL!! THEY ALWAYS PLAYED IT FOR US THEY ALWAY'S GAVE EVERYTHING THEY HAD FOR US. THAT'S WHY SKYNYRD FAN'S WILL ALWAY'S LOVE EM MORE! AT LEAST I WILL! SKYNYRD 4 EVER! KEEP FLYIN' HIGH FREE BIRD 🐦!!
This was the first song to ever really hit me. I'll never forget the way that I felt hearing that massive solo for the first time. Amazing 👏
Can definitely see why, not just the solo being mind blowing but just the whole song, love the lyrics too
Same here. I bruised my legs from drumming on them the first time I heard this.
Ah this was brilliant!! 🤘
217 million views:
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Great southern rock band from the 60's-80's. It is very sad what happened to this band in losing so many members. My favorite songs are "Simple Man", "Free Bird" & "Sweet Home Alabama". They had lots of great songs such as "Call Me The Breeze", "Tuesday's Gone", "That Smell", "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew", "What's Your Name", "Gimme Three Steps", "Saturday Night Special" etc.
Ah simple man is such a great song! That song hits hard! And Tuesdays gone has easily got to be one of my favourites.
Just an incredible band
Greatest Southern Rock.
RIP Gary Rossington the last survivor of the original band
Lynyrd Skynyrd is the only band I ever followed. I was at every show they ever played in the country and once in England. I will alway's remember and will alway's ❤️ MY BAND LYNYRD SKYNYRD!
The absolute finest live performance of any song by any band that I've ever witnessed, be it in person or on video.
Most of us that got to see this will be going soon. In my music life there has been more opportunities for diversity than in all times before. My love to those living and dying to the same beat.
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This is the greatest live performance in all of history.
Allen Collins is the man !!!
Lynryd Syknyrd rocked and owned the 70's (the loss members was devastating), nothing equaled this song, and it's still the most played song at funerals of those who grew up and lived in that time-revered forever! Thanks for the look back, Luke...giving away my age, but I lived it-and loved it!
This was Southern rock at it's finest and I'm from the South. I saw them do this at Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, NC on July 13, 1974. It was Under the Stars festival. It featured a lineup of ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rare Earth, Leon Russell, Elvin Bishop, and Billy Preston. That was about 12 hours of my life I would not trade for anything! Things were different then and this was the way we did concerts. They were a lot more fun.
Ok....you can kiss the ring 💍...😆 I've seen Skynyrd several times in concert....back in the good ol' days when musicians actually played music!
Was at one of the last concerts before the crash 😔
Awesome concerts! Reckon it's one good thing about being old....was raised on real music 🎶! You love the music...I lived it....Even married someone in a 3x Grammy winning band (think 70s disco) 😆
TY Luke...and remember....you are loved! (even by a Granny) 😆
You're so sweet Kathy!
This really was a golden era for different kinds of music, felt like every week there was a new sound.
The live videos from then are just incredible ❤️
@@GOTGames Your dad brought you up right! Lots of Classic Rock from its greatest decade. I was 12 years old in 1970 and 22 in 1980, so I grew up with this kind of excellence in music. It drove off a cliff and died in the mid-1980s but people actually love this music so much that 72% of all music being sold is now 50 years old! That's right! From the 1970s and backward, with a lot of the great rock and blues from the 1980s and onward being included. We are all waiting for some new great rock and blues bands to pick up the ball and run with it! 😎💘🎸😉😏👌🎸
This was my youth, carefree and fun, enjoying good friends and fabulous bands!!
You get it man. Alan Collins was a guitar god in that moment. RIP
I agree 100% Child in Time live 1970
Will definitely make you smile 😊
Oh yeah??? 😮❤️
I just remember being a kid and mentally preparing myself for that solo on Guitar Hero 2 😂
😂 ah I love that!! Right there with you!
I was fortunate enough to have seen them live several times in the 70's, before the accident and several times after. Collins, Rossington and Gaines tore up those guutar strings. Great band......
It was fun watching how delighted you were with that song. What a frikkin’ rocking song!
We will NEVER be as cool as our Grandparents Lol. Many in this audiance
And that was ROCK in the 70's
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I was born in 1960, and one thing I have noticed watching younger people today reacting to the music I grew up with : Yes, they almost all agree that the music was much better back then, and there were a lot of really GOOD groups, but they seem to miss the point that all those good groups, were all IN THE SAME TIME period!! So it wasn't a question of oh, finally, this GOOD group is on tour, let's go see them, but more like, oh boy, these 4 or 5 supergroups are coming this summer, good thing tickets are not more than $20!! I have been to over 30+ concerts, only once did I pay $35, and that was the Amnesty International show, and there were something like 15 or 20 groups. But also imagine in the 70's and early 80's, ALL the albums coming out around the same time. The big groups (Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Who, Yes, etc etc,) all producing the albums still listened to today!! Wow, was my generation ever spoiled!! So many really good bands, just didn't seem as good compared to them big groups. What I think is a shame, is how many shows were NOT recorded?? OMG, some of the things I have seen. Pink Floyd actually finished a show here in Montreal, with freaking fireworks, in a CLOSED (roof) stadium!! All to distract the crowd's attention. They blew JUST under the roof, looked like 10 or 15 meters.....
just legendary, nothing can match the 1970s just raw talent no pushing buttons . great reaction mate,, 99k. should do 100k by wednesday
Completely agree! The live performance shows from this decade are so raw and the crowds just feel different too, something really special about it all!
I can't believe it could happen my friend... Been one wild ride!
Frampton Comes Alive!
it starts from a chill country song and then it slowly evolves into ultimate guitar shreddathon.
My very first rock concert was Lynyrd Skynyrd before the plane crash. Paid like $5 to see them. I'll never forget it.
Back then we got our moneys worth……and then some!!!
@@Instantphojo we could actually afford to see our favorite bands and buy t-shirts!
@@staciojeda4146 oh yeah their t-shirts!!🙌🏼
@@Instantphojo if only I had kept all of them! My son would beg me for them.
I've seen them twice back on mid 2000's and (unfortunately) even though there wasn't all the original members from this video, they were absolutely freaking EXTRAORDINARY!
🎼Such a good oldie. And such a great solo. 🎧🎵🎶🎹🎸🎤🥁 🎶🎵🎼🌸💜
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The anthem of my youth!
4th of July weekend, 1977, my 20th birthday. Santana, the Outlaws, Skynyrd, and Peter Frampton. Hella show. And yes, Granny was hot.
Thank God for Mrs. Van Zant. Skynard still rules. As popular today as in 1979
I saw Lynard Skynard before they had the accident and lost some members including Ronnie Van Zant. WOW is all I can say! Next time I visit my Mom, I'm gonna stop by the memorial in Southwest Mississippi and get some pics.
That's incredible 😂😂 one of my favourite songs ever but I'd never seen this live version! Wow! Thank you so much for this!
Me neither! Really enjoyed this!
Maybe I’ll rest in peace now. As of March 5 they’re all together again. Gary Rossington passed away that day now he’s with his band mates. Fly free Bird.
Saw them for the first time here in Maine 3 years ago. I didn't really know them. I had gone to the concert to see Hank Williams Jr. and I had heard Jr. doing a few of their songs over the years. They were fantastic. I went out the next day and bought a live CD of theirs. One of the best concerts ever.
Yes sir Ronnie we still remember you…
Used to think (back in 1977, aged 16) that this was the most amazing guitar solo ever and I probably wore out the cassette tape (that's a 70's audio format that...Google it!) on my cassette deck (ditto...Google it!) by playing it over and over and over. I'm a tad older now and seen a lot of guitar solos since then so it's not quite as amazing as it was - but still a great Rock anthem! But one that will get you kicked out of guitar shops if you try and play it! Oh, and best thing about that crowd - they're all watching the band without even the twinkle of an idea about mobiles and social media.
😂 I'm not as young and you think I am my friend, I had tapes too.
I completely agree with what you said about the phones, when I watch a live show now the entire crowd has their phones out and I keep thinking what exactly are you recording? After the gig there will be professional videos of every song online if you wanted to watch them back? Why record yourself?
Crazy world sometimes 😂🤘🤘
@@GOTGames Only teasing! I didn't think you were that young really. In Japan they essentially ban phones from the concert arenas, which is a great thing to do, I think. I don't think it can be that pleasant seeing thousands of lit up phone screens in front of you when performing. That said, there are artists who basically live their lives through social media so maybe it's pleasing to them, knowing their fans will be posting. As you said, it's a crazy world sometimes!
The 70' s WAS THE BEST F'N generation Eva lol Ithat & the 80's I was born in 71 so came up in both ❤️🔥❤️🔥 But he played that guitar like it owed his mama 2 months rent money 💯🖤
My favorite band, EVER!
Just amazing! 🤘
Awesome reaction to a great song and great moment in time.Thank you for doing this one, and have a great day
I am so glad to live through the 60's and 70's. The best time to be alive as far as music goes. I graduated in 77
There is another live performance video of Skynyrd doing Freebird at Knebworth. You will like that one also.
My favorite sounds. Landmark band of this golden decade. I identify with what you said. Their live is a pure ten.The solo is unreal! Loved song,but to be honest what it plays every day in the car going to my little boy school is the Simple man. (I dedicate it to him every time ).A song advice that we should all give to our children. (I cry every f@@@@ time)🤭Maybe we could see it on one of your next live .I leave you to think about it (a little)🤣 If you decide, I suggest you: Lynyrd Skynyrd -Simple Man Live At The Florida Theatre /2015.These few.
Wish you goodnight and a big hug to all of you! 🤟❤
I am a huge fan of simple man, the message is definitely one to listen to and it is sung so beautifully.
Will have to check that live out.
Much love Demi
My favorite band!!!
I went to a Willie Nelson picnic concert in Tulsa Oklahoma when I was 13 years old and I am 60 now there was 6 bands and Leonard Skynyrd was last band to play it was a crazy time but a great memory.
I was a senior in high school in 1978, growing up in Houston Texas. Saw these guys and so so many more great artists! Truly a beautiful time to grow up. I worked for consort ticket money 💜 army now💜 love your channel
It was a great time to be listening to this in my teens!
I have seen Them many times. Still have their Album too. Sure do miss them.
Ah so jealous 🤘❤️
It's so sad that they were in a plane crash shortly after this show. Many of the group were killed and others seriously injured. The best rock band ever!!!!
The wonderful thing about the Classic Rock era was that the bands could actually play and had something to say. That's why people are voting with their feet and 72% of all music being sold is now from at least 50 years ago. Rap and hip hop is generally not fit for human consumption. Come on you latent rockers and blues artists! Give us both barrels and lets have a resurgence of real music where artists could really play and thrill us to the core!
PS This is not a country song. This is Southern Rock and Skynyrd was the greatest purveyor of it. 🎸💘🎸
I am a big Sohyang fan, so please give us some more of her! 😎💘😎
I was at this…All the chicks were there to see Peter Frampton..he followed Skynyrd and had no chance…:)…also their’s a couple more minutes of Allen shredding at the end that was cut…
Best guitar solo ever
I love u for not pausing!!! Great reaction!!!!🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤
Can't help but remember the Forest Gump scene with this song playing as Jenny was deciding whether or no to jump. Favourite live performance - probably Jimi Hendrix's "Machine Gun" which is on Vimeo in black and white. That's the song that made Joe Satriani pick up a guitar, and Slash and other guitarists rave about it. Also, if you haven't seen it, Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo has something that might surprise you.
Ah thank you so much for the recommendations! Definitely got to check those out 🤘
I'm glad you got to finally see it live rest in peace Ronnie Van zant Steve Gaines Cassie Gaines Billy Powell Leon Wilkinson and the ripper with that guitar solo Allen Collins the best musicians and vocalists ever
I saw them in Greenville SC 11 19 77. There plane crashed the next day. It brings back so many memories, and causes me to tear up every time I see this. This was the last song that night.
Now, that is a show!!! Love it!
My favorite band of all time and Call Me The Breeze is my favorite of their songs.
Santana Soul Sacrifice Woodstock
Ooo I don't know that one! Can check it out 🤘💯
A Masterclass in Bass.J C.
FYI Allen Collins wrote the sosl but he and Steavie Gains are playing the same sosl on 2 differant guitars
So sad almost all them died together on that plane 😭😭😭😭😭 I remember my Daddy crying rest his soul 🙏 RIP to them & my best friend my Daddy 💔
Bro, Love your show!
Love your comments! Check out their live in England, they opened up for the Rolling Stones & blew they away!
I saw them twice before the crash. After that i cant count how many. But once i had a limo and didnt know it until the show was over that my limo was parked next to theirs at Red Rocks . I saw that Johnny was getting walking towards us then the driver of the next door limo got out to open the door for him so i jumped out and said hello. We talked a little bit then said see ya later. They didn't like the word goodby.
There is a band that spun off from them . The Rossington Collins band
Great reaction - of course you have to go through the roof with this one ! Epic! Try their signiature "Sweet Home Alabama" !
Just seen your reaction to Hotel Califormia and was going to recommend this song. Quick check and I find you've done it. So I'm just about to enjoy the song and seeing how your mind was blown by this performance.
Because I know it will be.
Bro, Congratz on the 100k👍 love this song. Great reaction btw.🙌🍻
My Daddy has this whole concert on dvd😅 we both watch it every now and then lolz. He was very fortunate enough to see a lot of the best live in concert. Such as David Bowie, Bob Marley and The Eagles. So fricken lucky I say lols
Love this …. It’s amazing
I was backstage watching. It was incredible!
react to Deep Purple - Child in Time live 1970, you won't be disappointed
Insane!!!!🤟🔥🤟🔥🤟
Oh damn... That could be a good stop next, haven't seen that live either!
I was fortunate to be a teenager during the best era in music ever!
Luke, I love your reactions whether it be BTS or Longer Skynyrd. If you're really liking what you're watching it shows, it's like watching a child. Pure and innocent.
I didn't realize that the majority of the band died on plane crash and Elvis died two months apart. Wow, the music world was rocked to hell in such a short time.💔
Looking forward to more💜💜
Hey Christine! It is heartbreaking but they made such a huge impact to the world and that will last forever.
Thank you for your kind words! Much love ❤️
You're awesome Luke. You give me something to look forward to💜
Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!! OMG! Talk about a classic... can't wait to watch.
Absolutely an amazing classic!
@@GOTGames YES!!! My youngest son (almost 28) went and saw them a couple weeks ago, a sitting out on the lawn type of concert. This is what he sent to me when I asked if he had a great time... (excuse the f-word, lol)
"Lol, yeah!! I was the drunk bastard yelling FREEBIRD! for the encore. Kind of obnoxious to say the least, but I got the whole area chanting... and they fucking played it!! l felt like a damn Rockstar. They said 'I guess we better play Freebird! Here's to the crazy bastard who started chanting FREEBIRD!!' Mom, that was one of the few really EPIC moments in my life, getting the crowd to convince Lynyrd fuckin Skynyrd to play FREEBIRD for the encore!!"
Pride of Jacksonville, FL. In the early 90's we would go to a place called Ward's Landing on the intercoastal waterway. They had an outside stage and on Sunday's people would bring their instruments and jam. It wasn't uncommon for Gary Rossington, Billy Powell or Artimus Pyle to be there jamming. Billy Powell was the nicest guy. Tragic that their plane crashed a few months after this performance
I remember making a multitrack midi of this back in the late 1980s to give a backing for a friend to practice his bottle neck guitar playing. Also used to do multi part midi tracks for my daughter to practice her clarinet with. I miss my Commodore Amiga for doing this 😁🎹🎧🎤🎸
While I wasn’t there I did see it on tv the same day they had this day in the green. However, my babysitter was there the one you said looked like Gwyneth Paltrow. On a side note it is such a shame we didn’t to get to see the great music and solos that Alan and Steve would have came up with.
A couple of opinions I have. One is that Lynyrd Skynyrd is the greatest guitar band of all time along with The Eagles, and I believe "Free Bird" to be America's greatest rock song, just like I consider "Stairway to Heaven" England's greatest. Another fun performance from this concert is, of course, "Sweet Home Alabama" - just phenomenal. It's sad to think in just a few months, three of the band members would be dead along with three crew members with the other band members extremely injured from the plane crash. You should check out their great documentary (maybe it's on Netflix) - it's really good and very informative.
RIP Ronnie!!
THAT TRANSPARENT SCREEN IS HARD TO SEE ,BUT STILL LOVING THE REACTION ! 100K ANY DAY CONGRATS , I KNEW YOU'D GET THERE !!!
Sorry Margaret, they'd take down the video otherwise ❤️
Thank you for the support! ❤️
@@GOTGames UNDERSTOOD 100K = YOU DA MAN !!! I WONT GET MAD AT REACTORS ANYMORE NOW .
As awesome as a guitar solo is and everything else, could you imagine being a musician playing in front of this, this crowd! What a high!
Classic Southern Rock... I don't usually show up for anyone but BTS lately but Lynyrd Skynyrd was so much a part of my life at that time. [Big Sigh....] 💜😇💜usa
Ah I'm glad you enjoyed this! Think this song has such a special place in so many of our hearts ❤️
So awkward dancing to this back in the day when it first “hit,” if your partner was unfamiliar with it. Ahem!
Check out Lynyrd Skynyrd live at Knebworth its Epic !!!!
Loved this! Never seen the live before. Blast from the past! Great reaction Luke! Almost 100k my friend….let’s go! #Wafflegang❤️
I can't believe it! We are so close! ❤️
This concert was 10 days before my 18th birthday. My band members chipped in and bought me a ticket and all 5 of us were there in the middle of that mass of humanity. I had a GREAT time and got a helluva sunburn. It was well worth it!! The one thing this video doesn't quite convey is how incredibly LOUD the concert was. The other bands on the bill that day were The Outlaws, Santana and the headliner was Peter Frampton. Great day of music indeed!! FWIW, 2 "better than the studio" version songs are The Midnight Special performances by Elvin Bishop Band (Fooled Around And Fell In Love) and Wild Cherry (Play That Funky Music) Both mid 70's TV show appearances.. I hope your Live Band Excursion's are a complete success. Cheers, RNB
I saw Skynyrd Live in 2019. Over 300 concerts including Pink Floyd 4 times. I was born at the right time.
Another Fantastic Live Performance is
Al Green 1972 Live on Soul
Bee Gees Cover
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart...
WOW
The band...Grand Funk Railroad....singing
Inside Looking Out 1969
Live....
FUNKY JAM
It a experience,
Enjoying your Channel 🤗
React to Chicago performing 25 or 6 to 4 live at Tanglewood one of the best guitar solos you'll ever hear
Thanks for the recommendation! Happy to 🤘
October 20, 1977 the day the Freebird fell to ground. The day the music died part 2.
I'd love to see your reaction to "Outlaw State of Mind", "Nothing Else Matters" or any other Chris Stapleton song you could pick. This video of Lynard Skynard is one of the top five live performances of all time. I really enjoyed your reaction to this concert, it really is a great example of what a concert should be.
That Allen Collins 58 Gibson explorer is no reproduction. They made no more than 50 original Explorers. That guitar without the Collins' connection is worth 7 figures. With the Collins' connection? Who knows its value. All I know is those PAFs were turned up and HOT for this solo.
You need to check out the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND LIVE AT THE FILLMORE EAST. HAILED BY CTITICS AND FANS AS THE GREATEST LIVE ALBUM OF ALL TIME ( YES IT WAS RECORDED SHORTLY BEFORE DUANES DEATH IN 1971.)
Hwaaattttt??? You haven't heard free bird before? 🙈 I just assumed you had. Well I'm glad at least now that wrong has been corrected. It's one of the best guitar solos I've ever heard. Absolutely mental!!
In those 12 minutes , civilization peaked ......
You should check out CCR … born on the Bayou
Definitely!
Anything from Queen's Live at Wembly
You tripled your subscriptions since this?! Good on ya!
Here is an artist you should check out live it is Stevie Ray Vaughan here is 3 videos Texas Flood live at El Macombo, life without you live at the Capital Theater and His Guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard coat and another one is Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland either one I promise you will love it.
Would be more than happy to 🤘💯
Allman Brothers live. Whipping Post. You won’t be disappointed.
Hi i'm one of your viewer from Indonesia, I do enjoy your youtube since you reacted on ONE OK ROCK TAKA and WE ARE concert. You are an honest man indeed when you do your reaction, and for that I'd like to ask you react on Indonesian Musician. They are: Weird Genius - Lathi and the second: Alip Ba Ta - Godfather's Themesong cover. Let me know if you read this....Terimakasih (Thank You)
Peace from Indonesia
Love Freebird, it was one from my youth that! another from back then was Wishbone Ash whom are still playing yet, they have three tracks from way back that go well together The King Will Come, Throw Down the Sword, and Warrior. Their album Argus (1972) is the most played album I have, twin lead guitars and some excellent riffs. Link to King will come 1976 czcams.com/video/s0k7YZLD2iI/video.html
Thank you my friend! Will check that out
Ok..... Pink Floyd "Comfortably Numb" Live 1994 Pulse Tour. Greatest Live Guitar Solo Of All Time.
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FYI with this concert you get what u get