@Bass_Playa_Two_Point.O Yes, it is a cover, but I think Skynyrd added so much to it that they made it the definitive version. Shout out to JJ Cale, still love the original.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a great southern rock band. Many great songs: "Tuesday's Gone With The Wind", "That Smell", "Gimme Three Steps", "They Call Me The Breeze", "Don't Ask Me No Questions ", "Saturday Night Special ", "What's Your Name", "You Got That Right".
You choose one of the deeper cuts and so many great and better Skynyrd songs you haven't hit yet especially (all A+ songs): "Saturday Night Special ", "What's Your Name", "Don't Ask Me No Questions". Such a talented and actually one of the cooler bands you have listened to lately. Let's do a back to back Skynyrd and get a reaction to a couple more.
"Saturday Night Special" is an especially strong song. Interesting rhythm scheme, great guitar solo as usual, somewhat controversial topic (gun violence). Hopefully they'll get to it at some point.
I know you will get to the top 10 songs, right Andy and Alex. This is a top 10 -I believe. It is a good song but I understand people getting nervous when there are so many others. They know this isn’t a BIG hit.
As someone who’s long been familiar with Skynyrd’s hits, this is in fact my favorite song of theirs. That riff and groove are A+. I think you’ll rate this one higher someday
Second Helping is their absolute best! Working for MCA, Ballad of Curtis Lowe, Call Me The Breeze, Swamp Music, Don’t Ask Me No Questions!! Whole damned project was gold.
Such a captivating riff! One of my favorite songs by them. And the message in this song is very modern in my opinion. They are not talking about prostitution. They are talking about a woman that behave like a lot of men,. enjoying life without accepting societies boundaries.
Skynyrd’s cover of an old Jimmy Rogers song called T for Texas is a great song to hit. From an old yodel number to gritty southern rock. Either Live from Knebworth or from the Live Album One More From The Road.
@@MrMrfreedom1 , yeah I just bought the vinyl that comes with all the video footage. Haven’t opened it up yet but watched the RUclips videos a lot. For this song that probably no one had heard of, the crowd was put into a slow boil that just seem to ascend to great heights.
A deep cut from LS that absolutely rocks is their live cover of Cream's CROSSROADS from their One More from the Road album. Absolute Southern Rock fire! S tier. 🔥🔥
Yes!! Even clapton himself after being asked what he thought about skynyrd and allen collins covering his signature tune said its how i should have played the song. It is fantastic!!
I seriously love everything that Skynyrd did up until the tragedy. Ronnie was a genius, the band was TIGHT, and it makes me sad we didn't get to see how much more they had to offer.
One of my favorite Skynyrd songs, very surprised to see it here. Try "The Ballad of Curtis Loew" ,"The Needle and The Spoon" and "One More Time" for more good stuff from those Southern Boys.
Yup. Over the course of 50 years, Free Bird gets stale, Sweet Home gets stale, Three Steps gets stale-- but "I Know a Little" has enough virtuosity, lyrical interest and bounce to endure.
The southern rock band that's so badass their greatest hits album is a DOUBLE album! Growing up in North Carolina in the 70s-80s this was on HEAVY rotation in my cassette player!
RVZ was one of a kind. He never wore shoes while performing claiming he "needed to feel the stage." Also, every song he wrote was committed only to memory, not espousing the written form, saying only "If I can't remember them, they're not worth singing." And finally my favorite line of his......"I don't care for fancy music if your feet can't shuffle around." Yeah, he was one of a kind for sure.
Just after my senior year in HS got started in the fall of 77, Skynyrd's chartered plane went down. Damn what a drag that was. In my respectful opinion that was the end of a true legendary band. I know they kept playing but they were never the same again. I'm old now but I've never stopped listening and loving their music. No original members alive now. RIP Free Birds !
Did you know...I read once that after the crash the Rossington-Collins Band came THIS CLOSE to poaching Rodgers away from Bad Company. And again when Skynyrd re-formed in the late 80s.Dale Krantz was the right person for Rossington Collins, imo, but I think if Paul would've been the choice for the "new" Skynyrd in the late 80s & beyond, they might have come close to regaining all their old glory. Most of it anyway, no disrespect to Johnny Van Zant, but...anyway.
OK, a good Skynyrd song! Not sure how you came up with this one, but there are a lot of more rockin' and well written songs from them! Consider the live version of "Workin' For The MCA"! Kicking off a concert with that the way to do it!!!
This has LONG-been my personal favorite (track), off of this album (although: Nuthin' Fancy features the legendary and mind-blowing: "Saturday Night Special"! -among other bangers!)! The deep groove. The heaviness. The insistence. The killer chug. It's all in here and perfectly executed! 🤘🤘 [I, also, believe that THIS is the album where: Artimus Pyle ["Tommy D."] takes over for Bob Burns, on the kit. Artimus, definitely, hits harder and plays "heavier." 🤘🤘]
Skynyrd is from my home town Jacksonville, Fla and played at my high school Ed White High before ever cutting a record. 38 Special and Molly Hatchet were also from Jacksonville.
I'm from Jax too. Ronnie's wife Judy was a hostess at Red Lobster in '73 when I got my first job there. Even though the restaurant was dark as hell sometimes some of the band would come in with shades on. All us kitchen guys would give the waitresses napkins to get us autographs.
So does All I Can Do Is Write About It, from Gimme Back My Bullets. If you can describe a Skynyrd song as "pretty", thats how I'd describe that one...or maybe "heartfelt" although they're all heartfelt to some extent. Rock on friend...
You were spot-on, solid song but not one of their best. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you've only done Free Bird, Gimme Three Steps, That Smell and this one, yes? If so, among some other great ones to try are: Gimme Back My Bullets, Call Me The Breeze, Saturday Night Special, What's Your Name, You Got That Right and Tuesday's Gone.
@happymethehappyone8300 I guess you heard differently than I did. JVZ says this is one of his fave songs to sing from the old days. Brother, I'm not gonna argue with your take, it's all LS and what we 'member from the day. ✌️
@jlglover4592 I by no means wish to argue either & meant absolutely no disrespect,, Was just trying to add what I had heard in that interview to the conversation..But knowing as you do,, That he always really appreciated hard working people (especially working class people) & Thinking about that now,, What you heard sounds much more likely what he would have said,, Even if I didn't hear it myself..But at the end of the day,, All of us Lynyrd Skynyrd fans win.
Like this one, “I Ain’t The One” is a really underrated Skynyrd song. Kicks so much ass but is still overshadowed by so many other kickass songs of theirs
I've always loved this song and especially the chorus. It just resonates so well with certain aspects of life. Especially for somebody that's young. And him saying baby is just part of his regular lingo if you hear enough of their stuff plus It just fits with the way people talked back then, it's really cool.
Way to start this beautiful life today. So many you guys should hit. “Call Me The Breeze”. I agree with the others on this one. Have a great day everyone! Andy is a Red Robin 🦅
Listen to their live album called ONE MORE FROM THE ROAD. Recorded at the Fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta over two nights. This song and many many more . A Skynyrd concert makes the songs better.
Guys their are so many great skynyrd songs, you should play down south jukin, am I losin, coming home,call me the breeze,needle and the spoon, Saturday night special, whiskey rock a roller, you got that right ( feat. Steve Gaines) , traveling man is so awesome. What’s your name, and I thought this one would suit you guys really well, it’s called wino. You can’t go wrong with any of these great skynyrd tunes. All are amazing. There are a hell of a lot more but start with these. Oh and I know a little and swamp music is totally the bomb. SKYNYRD ROCKS🇹🇹🍻🧂🍸🤘🏼🖕😈😎☮️🤍🤪🦋🕊🌺💥☔️☀️🌪
Wow, two of my faves in one day! 🔥 I just watched MollyBoy react to Rooster, my fave AIC song, and now you guys reacting to my fave Skynyrd song!! ❤️❤️💥💥 It might not be considered their BEST, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE that rhythm!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That's a banger! Compliments of the South. Skynyrd, Kings of Southern rock and Southern soul. Touch you down deep in your soul.❤❤❤❤ Great show. Y'all are addictive!!!❤ Keep deep diving and you'll find treasures.
You want to hear a song that'll blow your mind so hard it'll have you picking up the pieces of your brain up off the floor afterward? Double Trouble by Skynrd. Don't press play unless you're tied down, else you'll fly right off.
Dudes.... THIS was a first for me. I was never a huge Lynrd Skynrd fan so this was totally a first listen for me too...🙂 You're right, it was kinda bangy.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is so much more than give me three steps or free Bird. If you listen to their Last Album St., Survivor listen to the whole album there’s just no telling how far they could’ve gone. If they didn’t have that plane crashed they were great musicians everyone of them.
One of my very favorite lines is from Gimme Back My Bullets. "Sweet talkin' people done ran me out of town And I drank enough whiskey to float a battleship around"
If you want some bangers, it's time to hit something from one of the greatest live albums ever - Live at Leeds by The Who. The most epic is My Generation, a 15 minute medley with one banger of a riff after another. Young Man Blues is just as amazing and much shorter. Amazing Journey/Sparks shows Moon at his best. Magic Bus has Daultry playing a mean harmonica. The raw powerful songs keep on comin'.
and andy is a barn owl
Any Skynyrd is great music.
Guys you really need to hit Call Me the Breeze. It's my favorite Skynyrd song, you will definitely love it. S tier for sure.
It's actually a J.J. Cale song, but the Skynyrd version is great.
I second this.
@Bass_Playa_Two_Point.O Yes, it is a cover, but I think Skynyrd added so much to it that they made it the definitive version. Shout out to JJ Cale, still love the original.
Yes, yes, yes!!! That is my favorite Skynyrd song.
the live version from 1976
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a great southern rock band.
Many great songs:
"Tuesday's Gone With The Wind", "That Smell", "Gimme Three Steps", "They Call Me The Breeze", "Don't Ask Me No Questions ", "Saturday Night Special ", "What's Your Name", "You Got That Right".
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Also like I Know A Little
and maybe their best song, "I Know a Little"
@@daykeyquay1007 Their best song, IMO.
Was I Right Or Wrong
You need to hit Tuesday’s Gone!! Second best song on their debut, to Free Bird
Yes - and I have to add I Know A Little and One More Time…
@joejohnson1094 Tuesdays Gone = my FAVORITE Skynard song...
Tuesday's Gone is my favorite too!
LS is one of those bands that never released a mediocre song….either good or classic….never mediocre
A great driving song for me is " I Know A Little"
Yup! That guitar riff, that bass line, and that piano solo keep the dopamine flowing!
Oh for sure, I know a little is a great tune ❤
Call Me The Breeze should be high on your radar. It’s a fantastic song.
Gimme Back My Bullets should be on the list too.
Call Me the Breeze should be the next Skynyrd song
You two have no idea how good this band really is.
I agree.
You choose one of the deeper cuts and so many great and better Skynyrd songs you haven't hit yet especially (all A+ songs): "Saturday Night Special ", "What's Your Name", "Don't Ask Me No Questions". Such a talented and actually one of the cooler bands you have listened to lately. Let's do a back to back Skynyrd and get a reaction to a couple more.
"Saturday Night Special" is an especially strong song. Interesting rhythm scheme, great guitar solo as usual, somewhat controversial topic (gun violence). Hopefully they'll get to it at some point.
Exactly! Don’t even know how this would be on the radar???
I know you will get to the top 10 songs, right Andy and Alex. This is a top 10 -I believe. It is a good song but I understand people getting nervous when there are so many others. They know this isn’t a BIG hit.
As someone who’s long been familiar with Skynyrd’s hits, this is in fact my favorite song of theirs. That riff and groove are A+. I think you’ll rate this one higher someday
They didn’t feel it, they way over analyzed it. My favorite also.
"Call Me the Breeze" is a must reaction if you want the best toe tapper EVER!!!
Second Helping is their absolute best! Working for MCA, Ballad of Curtis Lowe, Call Me The Breeze, Swamp Music, Don’t Ask Me No Questions!!
Whole damned project was gold.
Call me the breeze definitely is a must
This is the BEST American Band EVER
Skynyrd and VH for sure.
Such a captivating riff! One of my favorite songs by them. And the message in this song is very modern in my opinion. They are not talking about prostitution. They are talking about a woman that behave like a lot of men,. enjoying life without accepting societies boundaries.
Skynyrd’s cover of an old Jimmy Rogers song called T for Texas is a great song to hit. From an old yodel number to gritty southern rock. Either Live from Knebworth or from the Live Album One More From The Road.
The version from Winter Land in March of 76 with Hughie and Billy from The Outlaws is amazing
Love some of the crowd shots in Knebworth
@@MrMrfreedom1 , yeah I just bought the vinyl that comes with all the video footage. Haven’t opened it up yet but watched the RUclips videos a lot. For this song that probably no one had heard of, the crowd was put into a slow boil that just seem to ascend to great heights.
@@waynethera2712 Good way to put it
A deep cut from LS that absolutely rocks is their live cover of Cream's CROSSROADS from their One More from the Road album. Absolute Southern Rock fire! S tier. 🔥🔥
Yes!! Even clapton himself after being asked what he thought about skynyrd and allen collins covering his signature tune said its how i should have played the song. It is fantastic!!
Whiskey Rock-A- Roller.... Next Skynyrd tune....
“I forgot the song” “Whiskey, baby”
Pool Hall, whiskey, boots and jean shorts yeah!!!
I seriously love everything that Skynyrd did up until the tragedy. Ronnie was a genius, the band was TIGHT, and it makes me sad we didn't get to see how much more they had to offer.
They were supposed to cover Powderfinger by Neil Young. That would have been incredible.
A&A have never hit late 70's ZZ Top
" I'm Bad I'm Nation Wide". 🔥(79)
This band was so good that this, one of their best songs and easily best riff, is unknown to many people.
This song is an absolute banger
you need a Skynyrd banger daily!
S+, Played Lynyrd Skynyrd albums every day when i grew up. (late 70's early 80's) One of my top 3 songs....
One of my favorite Skynyrd songs, very surprised to see it here. Try "The Ballad of Curtis Loew" ,"The Needle and The Spoon" and "One More Time" for more good stuff from those Southern Boys.
"I Know a Little" is their best song, IMO.
Yup. Over the course of 50 years, Free Bird gets stale, Sweet Home gets stale, Three Steps gets stale-- but "I Know a Little" has enough virtuosity, lyrical interest and bounce to endure.
I can't argue. Workin' for MCA might be #2. "Needle & Spoon" #3?
Steve Gaines...
Lynyrd Skynyrd Lives On!
Generation after generation.
Glad to see you guy's hit this classic & One of my personal favorites. 🔥
My all time favourite band. Glad to see more Skynyrd getting some love!
This song is a f#
“ workin’ for MCA” is a total banger by Skynyrd
I know a little is Their biggest banger IMO. It squeezes everything into a 3 minute heater.
The southern rock band that's so badass their greatest hits album is a DOUBLE album! Growing up in North Carolina in the 70s-80s this was on HEAVY rotation in my cassette player!
Yes! Love Skynyrd! This is better than coffee to wake me up.
"I'm a Country boy" from this album............is killa!
One of my all-time favorites by them❤
RVZ was one of a kind. He never wore shoes while performing claiming he "needed to feel the stage." Also, every song he wrote was committed only to memory, not espousing the written form, saying only "If I can't remember them, they're not worth singing." And finally my favorite line of his......"I don't care for fancy music if your feet can't shuffle around." Yeah, he was one of a kind for sure.
Bout time y'all hit Skynyrd again. Thank you!!!!!
Tuesday's Gone and Call Me the Breeze. Can't wait for you to here Billy Powell on piano! ❤
Skynyrd's tastiest riff, imho. "The Ballad of Curtis Loew" is another under appreciated track that is often overlooked.
You have to do the Ballad of Curtis Low. My favorite Skynyrd song
I've been watching these 2 off and on for a few years.. Looks like they're growing up before my eyes
Skynyrd is always good. You absolutely cannot go wrong, especially with early Skynyrd.
You Got That Right, That Smell, and soo many others!!!
Just after my senior year in HS got started in the fall of 77, Skynyrd's chartered plane went down. Damn what a drag that was. In my respectful opinion that was the end of a true legendary band. I know they kept playing but they were never the same again. I'm old now but I've never stopped listening and loving their music. No original members alive now.
RIP Free Birds !
Man wouldn't Paul Rodgers vocals fit this song perfectly 😮 it wasn't apparent to me until now how much Bad Company n Skynyrd are similar 🤔
Skynyrd were huge fans of Free.
Ronnie saw Free in Jax and said that Paul Rogers is who he wanted to emulate.
Did you know...I read once that after the crash the Rossington-Collins Band came THIS CLOSE to poaching Rodgers away from Bad Company. And again when Skynyrd re-formed in the late 80s.Dale Krantz was the right person for Rossington Collins, imo, but I think if Paul would've been the choice for the "new" Skynyrd in the late 80s & beyond, they might have come close to regaining all their old glory. Most of it anyway, no disrespect to Johnny Van Zant, but...anyway.
Yea it’s more of Free vibe I hear. Listen to Free’s song Woman and Skynyrd’s song Cheatin’ Woman. Just different ends of the live spectrum.
Saw Rodgers on an amazing bill with Skynyrd and Kenny Wayne Shepherd - and yes, always considered Free and Bad Co Britain's answer to southern rock.
OK, a good Skynyrd song! Not sure how you came up with this one, but there are a lot of more rockin' and well written songs from them! Consider the live version of "Workin' For The MCA"! Kicking off a concert with that the way to do it!!!
An example of the dichotomy of Andy and Alex: Andy: They're hunting humans. Alex: They're hunting Easter eggs. The range of this spectrum is amazing!
You guys are completely baked!!! A+
This has LONG-been my personal favorite (track), off of this album (although: Nuthin' Fancy features the legendary and mind-blowing:
"Saturday Night Special"! -among other bangers!)!
The deep groove. The heaviness. The insistence. The killer chug.
It's all in here and perfectly executed!
🤘🤘
[I, also, believe that THIS is the album where: Artimus Pyle ["Tommy D."] takes over for Bob Burns, on the kit.
Artimus, definitely, hits harder and plays "heavier." 🤘🤘]
Needle and the Spoon, or Workin' for the MCA...love the lyrics of the second one.
Skynyrd is from my home town Jacksonville, Fla and played at my high school Ed White High before ever cutting a record. 38 Special and Molly Hatchet were also from Jacksonville.
I'm from Jax too. Ronnie's wife Judy was a hostess at Red Lobster in '73 when I got my first job there. Even though the restaurant was dark as hell sometimes some of the band would come in with shades on. All us kitchen guys would give the waitresses napkins to get us autographs.
Great song!! Do Gimmie Back My Bullets next! ✌️
Gimme Back My Bullets next for sure!! It's Bangin'!!!
Gotta check out "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew" next. That song gets overlooked by a lot of people.
So does All I Can Do Is Write About It, from Gimme Back My Bullets. If you can describe a Skynyrd song as "pretty", thats how I'd describe that one...or maybe "heartfelt" although they're all heartfelt to some extent. Rock on friend...
You were spot-on, solid song but not one of their best. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you've only done Free Bird, Gimme Three Steps, That Smell and this one, yes? If so, among some other great ones to try are: Gimme Back My Bullets, Call Me The Breeze, Saturday Night Special, What's Your Name, You Got That Right and Tuesday's Gone.
It's definitely about a working girl. RVZ always appreciated anyone working hard, regardless of the occupation.
It's about a groupie as told in an interview with them at the time.
@happymethehappyone8300 I guess you heard differently than I did. JVZ says this is one of his fave songs to sing from the old days. Brother, I'm not gonna argue with your take, it's all LS and what we 'member from the day. ✌️
@jlglover4592 I by no means wish to argue either & meant absolutely no disrespect,, Was just trying to add what I had heard in that interview to the conversation..But knowing as you do,, That he always really appreciated hard working people (especially working class people) & Thinking about that now,, What you heard sounds much more likely what he would have said,, Even if I didn't hear it myself..But at the end of the day,, All of us Lynyrd Skynyrd fans win.
Alex nailed it. After you get past the over played stuff, songs like this and That Smell become your go to Skynyrd songs.
The Needle and the Spoon is a must listen.
Like this one, “I Ain’t The One” is a really underrated Skynyrd song. Kicks so much ass but is still overshadowed by so many other kickass songs of theirs
Great, under-rated Skynyrd song
Call me the Breeze, live from Knebworth you'll love it.
I've always loved this song and especially the chorus. It just resonates so well with certain aspects of life. Especially for somebody that's young. And him saying baby is just part of his regular lingo if you hear enough of their stuff plus It just fits with the way people talked back then, it's really cool.
Another true absolute skynyrd banger is 'Workin for MCA' gotta do that at some point. Best riff and solo too
Hard riff, solid rhythm, ace lyrics. Still my favorite LS tune
On the Hunt, Simple Man for me.
My favorite Skynyrd tune
Way to start this beautiful life today. So many you guys should hit. “Call Me The Breeze”. I agree with the others on this one. Have a great day everyone! Andy is a Red Robin 🦅
Great Great tune with great riffs. Andy is a Blue Woodpecker. He loves the blues and nods that head.......
Listen to their live album called ONE MORE FROM THE ROAD. Recorded at the Fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta over two nights. This song and many many more . A Skynyrd concert makes the songs better.
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT-should be your next song by them. it's a rocker for sure.
'Nuttin Fancy' Need to hear 'Saturday Night Special'
Guys their are so many great skynyrd songs, you should play down south jukin, am I losin, coming home,call me the breeze,needle and the spoon, Saturday night special, whiskey rock a roller, you got that right ( feat. Steve Gaines) , traveling man is so awesome.
What’s your name, and I thought this one would suit you guys really well, it’s called wino. You can’t go wrong with any of these great skynyrd tunes. All are amazing. There are a hell of a lot more but start with these. Oh and I know a little and swamp music is totally the bomb.
SKYNYRD ROCKS🇹🇹🍻🧂🍸🤘🏼🖕😈😎☮️🤍🤪🦋🕊🌺💥☔️☀️🌪
That Smell
You have done surprisingly little Skynyrd. I would say "Tuesday's Gone" next.
Believe me many party nights were spend jamming skynyrd in a field some where in West By God Virginia way back when!
I need you, all i can do is write about it, red white and blue all three are really good Skynyrd songs....
Dudes actually gotta do the whole 2nd album if you havent already, genuinly worth it easily their best, start to finish bangers, not one bad moment!
Always one of my favorites 🍻
Wow, two of my faves in one day! 🔥
I just watched MollyBoy react to Rooster, my fave AIC song, and now you guys reacting to my fave Skynyrd song!! ❤️❤️💥💥
It might not be considered their BEST, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE that rhythm!!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
LOVE this. Happy
GOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!!
☮️💟♾️
Good Morning, John!
Morning ❤️
Hi John!
Good evening all, from.glasgow!
That's a banger! Compliments of the South. Skynyrd, Kings of Southern rock and Southern soul. Touch you down deep in your soul.❤❤❤❤ Great show. Y'all are addictive!!!❤ Keep deep diving and you'll find treasures.
They do an incredible live version of this song on Lyve From Steeletown (1995).
You want to hear a song that'll blow your mind so hard it'll have you picking up the pieces of your brain up off the floor afterward? Double Trouble by Skynrd. Don't press play unless you're tied down, else you'll fly right off.
Dudes.... THIS was a first for me. I was never a huge Lynrd Skynrd fan so this was totally a first listen for me too...🙂 You're right, it was kinda bangy.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is so much more than give me three steps or free Bird. If you listen to their Last Album St., Survivor listen to the whole album there’s just no telling how far they could’ve gone. If they didn’t have that plane crashed they were great musicians everyone of them.
Man! I love this! I lucky to see them at the top of their game in 1976!
You should hit "I Know a Little"!
One of my all time favorite Skynyrd songs. Suprised you played it. That Smell, and Gimmie back my bullets, live version is must listen to too.😊😅
I think “Poison Whiskey”, and “I Ain’t the One”, are fun bangers, tell ya what.
This song has always been a banger I come back too. I come back to all of it but this one grabs me from the inside.
One of my very favorite lines is from Gimme Back My Bullets.
"Sweet talkin' people done ran me out of town
And I drank enough whiskey to float a battleship around"
"Hold On Loosely" by .38 Special next!
And they’re on tour even though i think they did a farewell tour a few years ago
all of the live versions of their songs are at a whole other level.
Having been lucky enough to be a teenager in the 7o’s and seeing them back in the day, Tuesday’s Gone is my all time favorite
You can NEVER go wrong with Skynyrd 🤘. One of the rock and roll bands ever, regardless of genre IMHO.
Love Skynyrd when Ronnie was singing!!
If you want some bangers, it's time to hit something from one of the greatest live albums ever - Live at Leeds by The Who. The most epic is My Generation, a 15 minute medley with one banger of a riff after another. Young Man Blues is just as amazing and much shorter. Amazing Journey/Sparks shows Moon at his best. Magic Bus has Daultry playing a mean harmonica. The raw powerful songs keep on comin'.
Simple but to the point. We can all relate!!
My favorite LS tune. Did a drum cover of it even❤
Yes The Breeze!