LYNYRD SKYNYRD - FREE BIRD | UNSTOPPABLE!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Lynyrd Skynyrd
Song: Free Bird
Album: Pronounced 'LÄh-'nĂ©rd 'Skin-'nĂ©rd)
Released: 1974
Genre: Southern rock, Hard rock.
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3 guitars (actually 4) in the "solo". Check out this live version: czcams.com/video/QxIWDmmqZzY/video.html
BroAction yâall really should do the live one at knebworth it puts the studio version to shame. Check it out even if you donât do a vid on it !!!!!
Agreed!
I don't know how old you guys are or what times you grew up listening to buy fade to black is a good as it changes up half way through just like this song. Same goes for killing in the name by RATM. and of course you have to do when the levee breaks if ypuve never heard that one before. Greatest LZ song ever.
@@BUSTRCHERRI Thanks!
It's so fun to watch someone's mind being blown by this song for the first time.
Isnât it great to watch someone to start reacting to the initial guitar solo and then thinking, âthey have no idea where this is headingâ?
The guy to the right he had his mind blown he went to space and back and did it again, the other guy not at all no reaction like it was meh. That's what I saw.
Iâm on the 7th channel reaction now đ
@@uujgndn Yah, but he had a big smile on his face
@@JaimeGlover yes I will give you that after watching it again.
"Something about to happen." Yes, yes it is.
And 47 years later Free Bird is still the guitar anthem gold standard...
Forever
I'll say it again lol
"This song is like pushing a cart up a long steep hill, and then jumping in and flying down the other side!" What a rush!!!
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I always made the connection that the first half sounded like an engine trying to start up, especially with the two buildups in the song, (the drums sound like an engine stumbling on a cold start), then the solo kicks off and itâs stuck at wide open throttle!
What a great description.
"Bro, how many guitars are playing...?"
All of them...! lol
The guitars aren't playing the guitarist are lol
3 lol
911 guitars
4 guitars...look at the video
Sorry you are all wrong.
That guitar solo was played by one man, Allen Collins.
Don't believe me then there is a video on CZcams with Allen's isolated solo. Believe it or not but he came up with that in high school & most of the lyrics came from his high school sweetheart.
The first album there were only two guitarists playing, Ed King played bass on their first album. It was Second Helping where the genius of Ed King was truly discovered
this song was the American anthem to an entire generation. Is about just being free.
A foreign concept these days
Yeah, hard to be truly free when Beijing Bidenđšđł supposedly *produced* "80 million votes" *(LMAO)* to defeat our duly elected President Trump... Hard to be free when a handful of Billionaires in Silicone Valley pulls the strings of censorship and terminating opinions, under the cover the "Fake-Stream Legacy News Media"!
*President Donald J. Trump Forever!*
--- The Movement is Not Completed! ---
@@bodies2magenta Amen!
It's still is
@@bodies2magenta lmao, cope.
Itâs not about war, quite the opposite, itâs about freedom and a good time. A true jam.
Go down that Southern Rock wormhole boys, you won't be sorry.
They won't ever come out !! Lols
Wild Eyed Southern Boys.....
@@2869may 38 SPECIAL. good one ..
Lynyrd Skynyrd " Call me the breeze". You'll need seatbelts on those chairs for that one too
Call me the breeze is one of the best of southern rock. Man,those were the days! !!!!!!!!
"LIVE" Oak. July 2, 1977... You will ENJOY!! Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!
I was there that day. Fresh out of high school. Sat in centerfield. Santana, Peter Frampton and the Outlaws were there also. A Day On The Green concert.
@@dtennow I want your autograph!
@@herbiesnerd
LOL !!
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Jul 2, 1977 Oakland Colliseum
3 guitars wailing live...in front 50k people.
Now imagine an ENTIRE nation of kids from 8 years old to grown folks in their mid 30's ALL being just as BLOWN AWAY by this song and you'll START to understand how big this band was.
Blown away. Exactly.
@@osamabinladen824 I bet you were the one that caused the crash weren't you Osama? That's your most unforgivable crime of all
One of the greatest songs of all time.
I was at a Skynyrd concert in London UK in the 1970's. I still can not believe that I was that lucky. Enjoy brothers.
If you really want to experience this song the live version from Oakland is a must see. If you thought the studio version was great the live version will blow you away.
Or from Knebworth...where they took over the Rolling Stones part of the stage. EPIC!!!!
Ditto - I am going to that right now.
I never liked the fade out of the studio version. An epic song like this NEEDS and an epic ending. Oakland version is my favorite, but there are no bad ones.
Kenworth over the Oakland one for me đ
@@robertjohnson1681 the full studio version is on Skynyrd's Innyrd's. That was the first version I owned and I originally thought it was just the radio stations fading the song out for time.
Love watching youngsters discover the music of my generation. Does an old heart good.
Try Tuesdays gone , Sweet Home Alabama, Simple man
... That Smell, another great song!
yep
@@ericsingerfan1 The smell of death. Ronnie had that. He knew how he would end. Prophetic.
@@ericsingerfan1 So many good songs.
Ballad of Curtis Lowe...my all time favorite well tied with this song đ€·
Nah...no war.....just a guy telling his âgirlfriendâ that he needs to be free, to leave.....the life on the road....You hear this theme ALLOT from the young guys who are in bands......leaving broken hearts behind them as they tour....
....... ............
A lot
Well... wasn't always the guy leaving and moving on to the nextđ. The Women's Liberation Movement gave rise to the Sexual Revolution. For centuries there was a quaint notion it's always the bee that can go from flower to flower, it was not meant for the flower to go from bee to bee. Women of the 60s into the 70s said... hold my chastity belt
Exactly!
@@jamesnagy5683 Dude you're so close. It's been dedicated to Duane and Berry Oakley on many occasions at live shows but it was never written about either one of them specifically. I'm surprised there's only a couple songs about them, when you consider they both played for the same band, both the same age when they died, both as a result of a bike accident only a year apart and both crash sites are like a stones throw from one another. Hell, I believe they're buried side by side. Crazy shit man
Yes they did it live, and at times there were 4 guitars including the slide guitar. All were World class, and they were closing every show with this song. Watch the Oakland live show...insane.
Bro's, this is some of the best of 'Southern Rock'. Their name is a mocking tribute their high school teacher Leonard Skinner, who was known for strictly enforcing the school's policy against boys having long hair.
Love southern rock .wished more reactions to Blackfoot on UTube
Freebird is their Stairway to Heaven, is their masterpiece...they have MANY great tunes...simple ass guys from north Florida...hey, guess what? I was born in Georgia! But not Your Georgia, right above where Skynyrd is from and I now live in north Florida ...where Skynyrd is from! life is Amazing! Thanks You guys, I just found you! And yes, I subscribed...seems to me we have one "feeler" guy and one "analyzer" guy! Keep on , is Great to watch you guys!
Watch the live version of this song at Oakland.
GUYS !!!!!
You have missed one of the great LIVE performances when they play this at Oakland, California 1977 .
THAT was the one to react to """""""""
The England concert is much better.
I was there it's a must see!
Which one Susanne..?
@@Isleofskye I know it was around the,4th of July probably before cause I got sunburned at the concert so bad đ„”đ„”đ„” I didn't want to go to the fireworks đ Oakland of course
Guys i saw skynyrd 2 months before their plane went down. Such a shame to lose ronnie, steve and cassie in their prime of life.
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And Allen later.
This song is about a guy telling a girl he canât be tied down.
They don't make em like that anymore....
That's what you think... the reality the world is full of talent. People die, people born, new talents get to see the light.
@@bboynava1812 no but like... music literally isnât made like this anymore thođ€Łđ
@@bboynava1812 I have no faith for future generations
@@dabbydoo257 That's because you don't have the guts to investigate and leave the past go. Out there are a lot of people with great talent. As the other dude said, literally isn't music like this anymore, but this doesn't mean there is not excellent music. You just gotta investigate more.
@@bboynava1812 Nothing compared to the rock era of the 1960s & 1970s.
request: Allman BROS, Whipping Post, Live at the Filmore Warning: will melt your face
Oh yes.
Definitely!
@@kierstenridgway4634 And maybe the Frank Zappa cover.
Oh hell yes
we used to rock out so hard at parties to this a lot wild parties when i was living wildly in the u.s. in the 70's
Me too
70s...best time of my life!
All of us pretty much were. Best era EVER.
There is a video of Lynyrd Skynyrd in a California concert playing Free Bird that will blow your mind! Guitar solo is longer
Oakland, 1977.
@@wesalker3479 The England show where they opened for the Stones is better. the Stones fired them after that because they couldn't follow them.
@@nielgregory108 Can't disagree with you. The Knebworth performance was slightly better but, the Oakland VIDEO is the better video because of the crowd. Half of the Knebworth crowd looked like they didn't know what was going on.
Knebworth is the one to see....really funny when Leon heads down the ramp with Allen and Gary and finds out he has been short cabled and runs out of cable part of the way down.
The Oakland performance is good but has bits of the solo edited out near the end.
legendary band, you should definitely check out more. "Tuesday's Gone" and "Simple Man" are incredible. unfortunately most of the band including the lead singer died in a plane crash in 1977
Tuesday's Gone he'll yess
@Mario Martin Martinez Steve was the last to join the band but you wouldn't know it by the way they played together. I was in Jr. High when it happened. As teenagers we were pretty shook up when we heard the news.Gone but never forgotten.
@Mario Martin Martinez Nor Allen. : )
Also check out Ballad Of Curtis Loew, On The Hunt, The Needle and The Spoon, Gimme Back My Bullets, and Gimme Three Steps
As you can see, the guitar is the star of the song. This is obviously, I'd say, one of top GREATEST guitar rifts of all time. I love watching first-time reactions to this song because the person or people are always so blown away. You guys did not disappoint. : ) Check out their "Sweet Home Alabama" next. That's also one of the most popular ones of theirs.
Three guitars?
is a solo, not a riff
Ronnie supposedly overheard a conversation between a band member or roadie and a girlfriend. She said, "if I leave here tomorrow, you won't even remember me", or something to that effect. In true Ronnie fashion, that was enough inspiration for him to sit down and write Freebird. Watch the documentary "If I Leave Here Tomorrow".
It was Allen's girlfriend who said those words.
@@waynedickson6860 Yep! I'm sure you're right. I remain vague unless I know for sure, and this Boomer's "for sure" knowledge is gettin' mighty thin, if ya know what I mean.;)
@@helenwilliams7065 Heh..I do indeed. I happened to see it in a recent documentary, if my failing memory is correct.
@@waynedickson6860 I'm thinking "Lynard Skynard Gone With the Wind", if it wasn't "If I Leave Here Tomorrow". I've got both saved on my DVR, along with my SRV docs.
@@waynedickson6860 It was his wife, Kathy. The same wife who died in childbirth a number of years later.
3 guitars. Garry Rossington, Allen Collins, and Steve Gaines. Ronnie Van Zant on vocals.
2 guitarists on this. Gary plays rhythm guitar and Allen Collins plays all the leads... Ed King was third guitarist until he left in 1975. Steve Gaines didn't join the group until 1976.
@@sammack1564 Ed is playing bass on this.
@@davidlisowski5245 Didn't Ed do the lead on "Sweet Home Alabama"?
@@davidlisowski5245 Didn't Ed do the lead on "Sweet Home Alabama"?
@@garylindsey5174 Yes. He switched to guitar full time on the second and third albums.
Awesome! Looks like you just rode the front seats of the Skynyrd Rollercoaster! đ Live '77 in Oakland, CA is what you want đ
Knebworth Festival video is much better.
@@thomasrocker7408 Will have to check it out, thanks!
You guys really need to check out the LIVE version of this song!!! AMAZING PERFORMANCE!!!!
There are two live versions of this song that are insane and blow the studio track out of the water when they hit the tempo change/solos.
Please, even if you don't react to it, puhleez watch the Oakland concert that everyone is suggesting.
Agreed đ
True! It shows how tight they had their shit down, they play it exactly the same.
Yes!
Oakland 1977 is great but Knebworth 1976 is even better they jam just a little bit longer and they don't waist as much time on the audience they stay with the band and what they are playing. Rock On
Freebird Live august 21 st 1976.....its a very best versiĂłn whith solo guitar epic of the history of the music
There is a song called "the boys are back in town" by a band called Thin Lizzy. It is unique in a way because the bassist is the lead singer and two guitars play the same licks but in harmony.
'Don't Believe A Word' is even better.
Jailbreak and Cowboy Song.
Dancing in the moonlight đ» also Phil played the priest in Jeff Wayneâs war of the worlds. Also unbelievable live.
One of the greatest songs played by one of the greatest bands ⊠canât go wrong with that
When the ending jam begins it's him actually leaving her....NO WAR
Watch this LIVE from Oakland Coliseum in 1977. Itâs phenomenal. You get to see the entire original band just shred this song. Keep in mind, most of the band died in a plane crash just a year later so this is a gem to seem them all together.
You should listen to the band "America" song: "A horse with no name"
This MUST be watched live - amazing performance!
Your guys reaction makes makes me so proud to be a southern American! đșđžđșđžđșđž
Same!!!
How do you feel about Saturday Night Special?
I'll probably get in trouble for this, but this was when America was great!
Wish I had a time machine...70s were the best time of my life! I'm in my 60s.
I absolutely agree 100%!!!!!
Well I'll give you at least the artist were not controlled pushing govt ideas and narratives. It obviously led to much better music instead of this manufactured crap of today. Actually some ppl disagreed and times God forbid. Yet, the powers at be learned their lessons with the amount of influence these ppl had, decided not to make that mistake again. Albums should just released by CNN now lol.
Things were getting worse then, ppl were not aware of the scale of problems yet. Took another 35 to 40 yrs of lies and manipulation.
I don't know much about American culture but yeah man the love you people had made the world what it is today (in a good way though) i really appreciate Americans but its sad seeing you guys do what us 3rd word do kill each other and divide and rule.
@@prashant_kerung_thegim0709 America was really great at one time, but we have lost our minds and are making everything worse. I don't know how we will ever get back to the way we were. đ
Oh heck yes boys, amazing tune!!
GREAT REACTION SIRS. THERE IS A COUPLE LIVE VERSIONS OF THIS SONG.. I KNOW YOU TWO WILL APPRECIATE...LYNNYRD SKYNNYRD, "FREE BIRD".
I was in a riot in Houston in 1977 that involved about 4000 hippies, 100 cops, and Lynyrd Skynyrd playing Free Bird. Every time I hear it, I get a little memory adrenaline. Great concert before it all went to shit.
That is one of Rock n Rolls greatest 3 part Guitar solos ever played. Those 3 guys were amazing together. One of the Best Bands of all time. Thank you for sharing your first listen. It put a smile on my face. Thank you.
what I don't understand is how someone can go this long without hearing this song. it's insane
Three guitars guys - something similar - outlaws - high tides and green grass - rocker!!!
A must!!!
Also Molly Hatchet, as well as Outlaws and Lynard Skynard. 3 Florida bands , guitar armies.
Free Bird is the best example of an "eargasm". Like you need to smoke a cigarette after listening.
He's a "player"' and he cant be tied down by one girl.
âHeâs preparing for something...â
âheâs really ripping those notes!â
âIâm sweating!â
âI donât know where I am!â
Love your reactions!!
The problem with the Oakland live performance of Freebird is they focus more on the crowd than the band during the solo. The Knebworth Festival where they opened for the Stones is a better version. Just my opinion, of course.
Billy Powell's piano prominent in Oakland, Allen Collins giving every ounce of himself at Knebworth
Knebworth was definitely better.
focusing on the crowd was cool, i liked that one better
Your opinion is correct
The 13min live version on Old Grey Whistle Test at the BBC is the best live version
#awesome
Another epic song in this vein is the Outlaws' "Green Grass and High Tides". You want guitar solos, hold my beer.
Allen Collins finger work on this song is blistering.
More Lynyrd Skynyrd"the breeze","comin home","I need you","on the hunt","needle and the spoon","ballad of Curtis Loew","things goin on","you got that right","gimme back my bullets","Saturday night special","sweet home Alabama","what's your name", and"simple man" to name a few âźïž
"Tuesday's Gone" "Curtis Lowe" "That Smell" are some good choices.
That Smell is often overlooked, but insanely clever and jammin
@@BiffMan42 "Whisky bottles and brand new cars... Oak tree you're in my way"
That Smell pure gold
@@2869may "One more drink, fool, would drown you..."
@Mario Martin Martinez puro rock and roll!! \m/
Your reactions were the same as millions of kids back in the day! This anthem will blow you away.
Being 64 years old I was raised on Skynyrd music. Lynyrd Skynyrd used three lead guitarist a bass player, piano player/keyboardist and Drummer. All three guitarist were lead quality and each had different kinds of guitars with three different sounds that in Free Bird you can hear but 85% of the solo or kinda solo was Allen Collins with Gary Rossington on the glass slide and Steve Gaines also. You should really check out the live version from the California concert in I believe 1976 or early 1977 just before the plane crash in October of 1977 where Ronnie VanZant the lead singer and leader of the band along with Steve Gaines lead guitarist and one of the female back up singers and Steve Gaines sister Cassie Gaines were killed with road manager and two pilots were all killed in the crash just after they released Street Survivor. It was a few years later that Ronnie's little brother Johnny VanZant took the band Lynyrd Skynyrd back on the road and was the lead singer and with Ricky Medlock taking Steve Gaines place as third lead guitarist. Fact is the very last album Called Last of A Dying Breed is the best they ever put out with Johnny at the lead vocal. The whole album is killer. Check that one out too.
So incredible. Really glad you guys enjoyed. I think different people will interpret the meaning of this song differently but I think it is about a man that cannot commit to one particular woman but must be free to wonder.
Please...next Skynyrd reaction should be âThe Ballad of Curtis Loewâ.
And the next band to check out following Skynyrd is The Allman Brothers...and may I humbly suggest âWhipping Postâ as your introduction...âYOU WILL BE BLOWN AWAYâ
cheers, loving watching your evolution
Or "Tuesday's Gone"
Whipping Post from Live at the Fillmore East, 23 minutes, don't settle for less.
@Rolling Stoneworks
Yesssss, Whipping Post for sure, this needs 1,000 thumbs up. đđ»đ„
The Allman Brothers would be my first choice! Good call.
dear brothers, wow we have enjoyed your responses to great music so endearing. we are a group of grandmas who love rock and roll. two of us were at the 1977 Oakland concert. Lynyrd Skynyrd band was life changing. None of us could even speak on the hour long drive back to San Francisco. We found your site and love how you appreciate music and talent. We suggest you watch the film "Muscle Shoals" for a real education on rock and roll. keep up the wonderful work . We love you guys,
He is saying he has a Free spirit, & can't stay with her for too long.
I believe this song is in tribute to Duane Allman, the guitarist of the Allman Brothers (another band you should react to). He died tragically in a motorcycle crash when he was about 25. His legendary guitar work lives on though.
Thatâs what I always understood.
Same.
It was not written about him. They often dedicate the song to him but not about him at all
5:25 âDude, theyâre preparing for somethingâ. No truer words were ever spoken. đ
You picked an awesome first song in your introduction to Lynyrd Skynyrd. Freebird isn't about him going to war though it's about what it means to be free, in that a bird can fly wherever he wants to go. It's also about everyone wants to be free...that's what this country's all about. Skynyrd are still legendary. The guitarist you hear is Alan Collins. Amazing guitarist. He was one of the founding members of the band. Watching your reaction is so typical of what the song makes me feel like. You just get lost in it. You feel instinctively like you're floating and spinning. It's so...hard to describe.
The "Free Bird" theme is like the "Ramblin' Man" theme. A guy who just has to go. "Is there more than one guitar?" Yes. There are 3.
Oakland and Knebworth are both great. Oakland might edge out on sound, but Knebworth is cool, because the guys blew the Stones away - and performed on the "forbidden tongue" to close the show.
757optm. I was at Knebworth and witnessed this live. Awesome band and they stole the show.
@@daphnethornton4829 Cool.
Welcome to southern rock. Skynyrd, Allman Bros., Marshall Tucker...
This band had WORLD CLASS guitarists.
Lynyrd Skynyrd at Knebworth ,1976 and the live version of ''One More From The Road'' 1976 live album.. . Lynyrd Skynyrd is an album band .. You have to hear their albums from the 1970s to understand the sound they had ...
There are two guitarists, and the 'live' version goes on and on so wonderful to watch and listen to. The best live version is at an English outside concert, someone will know exactly where I promise!
Knebworth not far from me but Oakland, California tops i with that crowd :)
u mean this? ; p
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Actually, there are three guitarists - Allen Collins, Ed King and Gary Rossington on the studio version. You can see three guitars on the live version. The two most played live versions are Oakland '77 and Knebworth '76.
Simple Man
@@Isleofskye I agree you have to see the crowd reaction and all the girls
You guys need to do Rush. You have talked about transitions and no band pulls transitions like Rush. Plus, as a bonus, you will be hearing three of the greatest musicians ever.
Live in concert just the same. Love you guys and love this song.
My favorite band ever ....period....not even close. Greetings from the American Mississippi River valley. God bless y'all!
And the official live version from the album One More from the Road - they did not fade the song out - it kept building to an even more epic finally
Bro's, Outlaws - "Green Grass and High Tides" !!
You'll, thank me later. đ
Oh, and put your seatbelts on !!!
I've been requesting this from everyone. Good taste đđ8
Your reactions are everything! Welcome to the gold standard of southern rock, the anthem of the south!
You heard the dueling guitars of the amazing Allen Collins and Gary Rossington. Watch Skynyrd's live version of this either in Oakland in 1977 (only a few months before the fatal plane crash) or England in 1976 and you will see Allen, Gary and Steve Gaines in action. You know they shred it when the fans that were there for the Rolling Stones booed the Stones and wanted Skynyrd back ('76).
If you want to hear more Skynyrd, give "Simple Man" and "Tuesday's Gone" a listen.
Three guitarists, plus bassist, pianist, drummer and lead singer.
yes they rip just as hard live.check out the live version of this you will love it.
Oh bloody hell!! I'm so pleased you both made it to the end. I thought you were going to spontaneously combust otherwise!đ. I love your videos and reactions. Thank you.
YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS LIVE!!!!!
lots of folks mentioning the live show in Oakland for a great version of this song. i saw them on that 1977 tour at Anaheim Stadium, one of the last shows they did before the plane crash. there is nothing like a live Skynyrd show...so check out all the live videos of them that you can find.
I was waiting for this video for a long time
he is in a band. lives his life on the road. not the settling down kind.
Proud of those hometown Jacksonville boys!đ„â€ïžđžđ„
Rock ânâ roll, country, rhythm and blues, Motown, funk and reggae... if you wanted music at the highest level the 1970s!...DELIVERED!!đđâ€ïž
Recommendation: Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son.
I'm 68 now and when they were around I saw them 3 times, the best, the best, makes my hair stand on my arm. Fucking best song ever, EVER!!!!
During the Knebworth Festival, Ronnie Van Zant literally walks the guitar players on to the Rolling Stones stage after he was told not to. Kind of a big eff you Stones, we are the best, and we own this concert.
The BEST is Live August 21, 1976 at Knebworth! The guitar solo is longer and better.
Do NOT watch Oakland in â77. People will tell you Oakland and they are so wrong. Sound quality is bad and there is a part where they edit. You want 1976 where they opened for The Rolling Stones. Trust me.
He's right guys. Knebworth 1976 & only Knebworth gives u the true Lynyrd Skynyrd experience. I live in the South & saw them live many times before the plane crash.
Once again you can't compare to the live performance RIP
Imagine driving in my 71 TBird and this comes on the radio. Oh, Hell Yes !!!!
Three guitarsđž Mind blowing isn't it?! I enjoyed your reaction to Freebird, you are a younger generation so I hope you can appreciate the musicianship that went into playing this classic rock songâźïžâ„ïž
He's not going into the Army. The last thing you are in the military is "Free" bird or anything else. You guys have never served so I'll give you a pass. Watch some of the boot camp/basic training videos out there. The Marine Corps Boot Camp is really informative.
I got to meet them back in 77 at the state fair,,,wow what a night,,,working the vip parking,a crappie bus pulls up,,door open and out rolls smoke and a long haired bare foot dude,,l ask him what band are you guys with,,lol lol,,he looks at me with a smile,and says,,,oh you dont know,,we're lynyrd skynyrd and we're here to burn this place down,,,and boy did they,,,they were awesome and great guys
Three guitarists (Allen Collins, Gary Rossington & Ed King, who was later replaced by Steve Gaines), bassist Leon Wilkeson, drummer Artimus Pyle, pianist Billy Powell & lead singer Ronnie Van Zant.
this studio version was with Edward King. Steve Gains was a bit later.
@@josephregester7780
I stand corrected, thanks for reminding me.đ
You have found one of the Best Southern Rock Bands. More Please..Enjoy
Y'all need to watch them do it LIVE!!!!