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Lynyrd Skynyrd- Simple Man Reaction
I know I'm getting old but I find it hard to believe somebody hasn't heard of Lynyrd Skynyrd one of the greatest bands ever
I find so many young people have never heard of them. I know it's hard for our generation that grew up w/them to think anyone hasn't @ least heard of them. Lucky for them when they finally discover them..
I'm 48. ..in highschool I got a hickey to this song one time. .......Niiiice
Many have not heard of them. Which is great as when they hear them they never forget.
The lyrics of this masterpiece everyone can relate to.
Most definitely
Not really. Few people will really hear them or think them enlightening. I do, but few others will, for they're wrapped up in their egos.
It’s always nice to see the next generation hear music of the past and appreciate how timeless it is.
I don't know who this gal is, but she knows what good music is.
That's a fact, Girl knows her music, That's southern Rock coming straight outta Our Beautiful State of FLA. Get ya some Girl!!
I couldn't agree more. GOOD music doesn't know geres!!! It comes from your soul.
@@jasonsellers9595 To say that this song is beautiful is very little !!!! I doubt that anyone who listens will not be moved !!!
This was my son's and my song. Everything what the lyrics say I would say to my son as he was getting older. My son passed away March 4th, 2018. To be a simple man in life came to an end at age 34 yrs old 🙏
So sorry for your loss Bertha. It’s mine and my mother’s song as well.
So sorry Bertha. God bless you and your son.
Truly sorry for you loss
Damn. Sorry to hear that.
God bless you
Sweetheart, this is the greatest southern rock band of all time 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
TRUTH!!!l 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤘🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
True.
Just ‘maybe’....
Allman Brothers have that edge? 😬
they are not a southern rock band...they are a blues rock band from the south. Their influences were American and British blues/rock.
Timothy Snyder Ronnie Van Zandt was a huge Merle Haggard fan. He also loved Willie,Waylon,Bob Wills and the CDB. They ARE Southern Rock.
@@scottjohnson1640 yes he was scott thanks for the back🤟🏻🤟🏻👍👍 we know who an what they are🤟🏻🤟🏻
"Tuesday's gone" is my fave of Skynyrd. " Gimme 3 steps" is downright fun and hilarious.
@Dan Thomas How old were you? That was the same year Elvis Presley and Marc Bolan died.
Tuesday's Gone fan here too - one of their best tunes ever.
Yo Scribe - more obscure - song called "The Hunt" ;)
My favorite band...Tuesday was better than Free Bird.
@@davidchambliss5909 YES!! The Hunt is a killer tune, that scratching, hi volume guitar solo is awesome.
@Dan Thomas Aerosmith almost bought that plane. Tom Hamilton's uncle was a pilot and was flying their plane at the time. He took that plane for a test flight and told the band in no uncertain terms that if they bought that plane he wasn't gonna fly it. Six months later the Skynyrd tragedy happened.
My opinion, it doesn’t get any better than Lynyrd Skynyrd!
Probably the greatest rock band ever!....Only the 70's rock generation had it ! ..Few have tried ,but never reached this level of music to open millions of minds to southern rock!! ...Be a Free Bird!!
The plane crash was a bad day for rock.
Man to this day I have been wondering how much greater this band would have been had that not happened.
😢
They hads that racist flag on stage.
@@floydfletcher4313 There was no racist intent when they were performing.
@@jacquiehosey1029 O
Lynrd Skynyrd is a southern rock band. Freebird is their most popular song you should check it out!.
My brother requested Free Bird be played at his funeral-you know you are old when you are sitting in a little Baptist church in south Ga hearing LYNYRD SKYNYRD
freebird isnt just their most popular songs its one of THE most popular songs of all time
@@Blizzard0fHope Freebird is an
ANTHEM. Everything Ronny Van Zant did, was "best of all time".
I am just here for the comments. Only made it 27 seconds before I paused the video. Did the young lady snort a line of cocaine just before she started babbling?
Perhaps dark-thirty in the morning is too early for her intensity. I shut her off like an alarm clock.
Arguably one of the top 5 best rock in roll songs of all time. Great Reaction 💯
The 70’s were the best!!! A stage set by the Greatness of the 60’s. Two unbelievable eras of music! Nothing today can compare! Love ya!
I was 17 when Skinnard was up and comming...Im 61 now...Time go's by faster the older ya get...Advice dont get old it hurts.
It's better than the alternative.
I HATE getting older. I pray to be out of here in a few years. I've seen too much to know that I don't want to get old.
That's just me. Maybe I need help... Anyone reading this: enjoy your life and try to make it even better.
We used to go to the Toledo speedway jam and watch them in concert journey and the Def Leppard and all them that's why they're coming about when you're starting to get bigger
This song is very powerful in my eyes. It's just a good message from a mother to her boy. How more powerful can that be? Especially with excellent musicianship behind it holyshit for a while to see you react to that solo was amazing. Because it was completely legit I could tell. I'm completely impressed
Everything Ronnie sings is full of his soul. Love it or hate it, he gave it everything he had.
THat Smell, give me back bullet, Mr saturday night special, Travelin Man, If i'm wrong, are few my faves.
Watch Skynyrd live at kenworth. Whiskey Rock a roller, T for Texas... they blew the Stones away at he festival.
Just wait 'till you hear Free Bird, and Sweet Home Alabama
FREE BIRD!
nah simple relates more it's their best man!! it hits me in my hard life! as my mother is dying of terminal cancer and dementia! free bird bout me, sweet home great but i'm texan texas is my love yet in san antonio, texas i'm born a country southern man!
@@thanosdarkseid8695 Lynyrd Skynyrd does Have a Song Called "T For TExas"... ruclips.net/video/jRJADYwmidI/видео.html
"Mississippi Kid" is great, too.
Actually I think the side b songs are better like was I right or wrong or cry for the bad man
Lynard Skynard - Freebird
(everyone will tell you to listen to this one)
I would pay money to see her reaction to Freebird.
Do the live version of freebird from lynard skynard album one more from the road it's the best version of song
Not everyone
I 2nd for that
I Wil say Tuesday Gone though
One of mt favorites by Skynyrd is the ballad of Curtis Loew. That's an awesome song.
I been loving your Zepplin reactions. You've now chosen my favorite band. I hate to sound like everyone else so I will say this. No one should go through life without having heard freebird once..
"Cry for the bad Man" live version is a hard bad ass kickin song
Michael Penick When you take my money from me, you take food from my Mama's table. Let us cry for the bad man.
This song, among others, is the reason that Lynyrd Skynyrd was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
One of the greatest southern rock bands of all time! Larry Junstrom, the original bass player and a founding member was a personal friend of mine. Sadly, he recently passed. Larry was a great guy with lots of early Skynyrd stories to share. He left Skynyrd in the early days to join .38 Special, another great southern rock band. May he rest in peace.
Southern rock at its finest. So ,many great tunes from them but I would suggest Gimme Back My Bullets.
Now there's one that nobody ever thinks of, but yes! Great song!
Another great one!
and my favorite off that album Cry for the Bad Man
Yes! On the hunt.. searchin.. dammit they're all great!
my favorite!
Simply the best Southern rock ballad ever to be sung.
Leonard Skinner was a high school gym teacher that was pretty tough and strict especially when it came to long hair on boys. The school had a rule: no long hairs. The band members went to that school and eventually after several run ins Skinner had them kicked out of school. In retaliation and as a joke the band named themselves after Skinner. They changed the spelling around to avoid any legal issues. As a result the militant gym teacher became very famous and eventually became good friends with the band.
Thats Lynyrd Skynyrd moron
Sorry about that reply
Yes sir, Robert E. Lee High School
@@tyronesharp401 YOU ARE CORRECT SIR! Robert E Lee
I love how versatile everyone has become. Branching out is so amazing. Watching all of these reactors has expanded my views on music so much. Keep it up love.
Was fortunate enough to have seen them live 10 or 12 times and to meet Ronnie and Gary on a plane headed to Philadelphia when I was on leave in the Navy. On stage they were unbelievable and poured it all into the music. Allen Collins put every ounce of himself into the music. Personal favorite Swamp Music....
saw them live in 75 what a gig stoned and happy as f
Great band! I love “That Smell”, “Give Me Two Steps”, “Sweet Home Alabama”, and we cannot forget “Free Bird”. Now, if you love the guitar, you have to react to “Free Bird”. They have a live performance at Knebworth that’s great! I really enjoy your reactions!!
I remember sitting on my front porch steps when they announced the plane crash, I’d just seen them for the second time, some people say they could’ve been the best band ever, saw them a few times after too,still dig them
Mama told me when I was young
"Come sit beside me, my only son
And listen closely to what I say
And if you do this it'll help you some sunny day"
"Oh, take your time, don't live too fast
Troubles will come and they will pass
You'll find a woman and you'll find love
And don't forget, son, there is someone up above"
"And be a simple kind of man
Oh, be something you love and understand
Baby be a simple kind of man
Oh, won't you do this for me, son, if you can"
"Forget your lust for the rich man's gold
All that you need is in your soul
And you can do this, oh baby, if you try
All that I want for you, my son, is to be satisfied"
"And be a simple kind of man
Oh, be something you love and understand
Baby be a simple kind of man
Oh, won't you do this for me, son, if you can"
Oh yes, I will
"Boy, don't you worry, you'll find yourself
Follow your heart and nothing else
And you can do this, oh baby, if you try
All that I want for you, my son, is to be satisfied"
"And be a simple kind of man
Oh, be something you love and understand
Baby be a simple kind of man
Oh, won't you do this for me, son, if you can"
Baby, be a simple, really simple man
Oh, be something you love and understand
Baby, be a simple, kind of simple man
You WILL TOTALLY LOVE this Journey. Southern Rock is blues, soul, rock, life’s stories, passion, patriotic...one of a kind genre. So much greatness to discover. I will be glued to you channel for this!
I went to a predominantly black high school in Birmingham, Alabama. I was one of only five white boys in my graduating class. Me and my buddies (one white, one black) did a three piece version of this song (guitar, piano, with me on drums) for our high school's talent show our senior year. We got a standing ovation and 1st place.
Music can break down so many barriers. Good music is good music.
Lynyrd Skynyrd from my hometown Jacksonville Florida one of the greatest bands of all time and Ronnie Van Zant one of the greatest singers and songwriters you'll never find a bad song that Lynyrd Skynyrd did
"Free bird", of course.. "Call me the breeze" is a personal favorite
Kevin Walker Call Me The Breeze from Old Grey Whistle is amazing. Bill Powell’s piano boogie solo is insane.
@Kevin Walker forgive me if I'm preaching to the choir on this one, but if you like Skynard doing Call Me the Breeze then check out the original version by the writer of the song, JJ Cale. ruclips.net/video/TlppIdtLw5A/видео.html
She can sing. I think this lady is going to like a lot of their songs. Ronnie was a badass which is why this song takes on special meaning. I suspect his mom knew she had a wild child on her hands and wanted him to avoid the pitfalls of life in the fast lane. He did this song against the wishes of their manager. Ronnie cut it when that guy was out of town on a business trip.
Ronnie walked Al Kooper out to his car. Told him, they’d call him when they were done.
@@kentwaltersjr, yes he did. Make no mistake about it, RVZ ran the show. He was a polite Southern gentleman until he got annoyed with you. Then he let his fist do the talking.
Great reaction ! You're so real, and you really get it.
Those 38 who disliked this, are deaf, blind, and totally stupid. One of the greatest songs ever, and a great reaction from you. Peace #RHEC
Oh yeah , I'm rockin out to Skynyrd and havin some cookies!!!! Life is good
R.I.P. Ronnie Vanzant, Steve and Cassie Gaines, Leon Wilkenson, and all the rest of of the guys who made this band great...What a pride of Jacksonville, Fla...keep on freebird flyin....
"That Smell" ...
"Give Me Back My Bullets" "On The Hunt".
Scott Lindsay definitely Give Me Back My Bullets
This song is one of the most powerful songs ever recorded IMO...pure raw emotion and true words to live by...Whewwwww I can see you're feeling it girl @ScribeCash...*Deftones did a great cover as well...
Their music was classified as Southern rock.
If like that check out the ballad of Curtis lowe it's even more bluesy
@J Godwin good call. I'm with you on that one...
Love that song
You are correct.
They Call Me The Breeze by JJ Cale is a classic. This is a driving sing that you crank up in the car hauling ass down the road.
@William Brown can't beat a bit of of JJ Cale. Every song a pocket masterpiece, concise and succinct. Hugely influential to other bands too, Skynard and Clapton to name an obvious two. I remember a quote referencing a bit of famous London graffiti that said "Eric Clapton is God" which claims JJ Cale is who Eric calls God!
@mikecook you're right about the masterpiece and God parts. It's funny we're communicating in the comments of this young ladies reaction video. What a world we live in and I love seeing the music I grew up with get it's due with all demographics. It is a testament to actually how good some of it was. Keep on rocking in the Free world Mike.
@@topwilly2000 civil discourse in the comments section, whatever next? Keep this up and we'll get an internet red card! Keep on shining yourself, fella.
This truly is very mother’s prayer for her sons.
My favorite Skynyrd song. It became popular after the plane crash. The 70s generation's " Day the Music Died". It is written
I'm glad you've discovered one of rock's greatest bands. I've loved this album since I bought it new in 1973, I'm old I know. You get it, you're a music fan. You have a nice voice and you're cute as hell, keep posting.
A Country singer fronting a R&R band. He was a genius, his words will never die.
One song and she's hooked! Ronnie Van Zant was a once in a lifetime songwriter, singer and band leader.
You want some fun and funk, listen to their "Swamp Music". For grit in a song, "That Smell", "Saturday Night Special". You'll hear the magic that was my high school years.
From the Black Sabbath album Mob Rules "Sign of the Southern Cross" rules. For some lovin' feelin' Nightwish "Romanticide" from their Wacken 2013 concert. Happy days, happy holidays!
Besides being a great song, it is really clever to sing it from the perspective of his mother.
Btw, I just listened to a Zep song and realized you would love it. It's called Fool in the Rain. It has the best drum groove (called a Purdie Shuffle, look it up). I guarantee you'll love it. It's from their last album.
His grandmother told him this
This was the song I dance at my wedding with my mother. She is and was an angel.i live in Cleveland btw. We just have a lot of love and RESPECT for our family. Love. Family comes from Alabama... lol. Sweet home Alabama!!! Lmao!
I'm happy this song will be on your playlist!!!
Great reaction and yes you pronounced it right. I'd love to see you react to " I know a little " which is a great song by them and no one has done a reaction to it.
Stan Dupp, Enoma has done it and they loved it too. Great track!
That's the first song Ronnie turned Steve Gaines loose on lead. Best thing he could have done.
You are getting it girl🤘😎
Skynyrd is yet ANOTHER incredible rabbit hole to explore...
You NEED to hear
TUESDAY'S GONE!
Also,
CRY FOR THE BAD MAN
ROLL GYPSY ROLL
DOUBLE TROUBLE
EVERY MOTHER'S SON
and
THE BALLAD OF CURTIS LOEW!
My favorite part of this video is from the 5:43 mark to the 6:20 mark when she can't help reacting when she hears them play those two sick guitar licks during their lead.
I saw Skynyrd in Greensboro 1976. Artimus Pyle lived in Jacksonville FL next to a cousin of mine, Scott played music with Artimus's son, they came to NC to visit and we ROCKED! RIP Scott~
Yes... definitely "Freebird" and I like "What's your Name" and many others. The best Southern rock Genre band of all time.
Thanks for the reaction.
I always enjoy when someone finds good music for the first time.
Sweet home Alabama was written on a plane flight...... probably the first dis.... Song...Neil Young. Sang a song called Southern Man...
Neil is from Canada 😁.thx for keeping the tradition going..
I am old enough, I saw them live. That is a song that speaks across the ages. Hearing your voice and seeing your application for the song, I bet you could do a fine job with this song. (post it when you do sing it)
You are cool for at least giving them a listen. I was a huge fan, I had all their original albums, I saw them twice when I lived in San Jose California, I played guitar in bands I wanted to be just like them and creedence Clearwater and the stones. You are so cool to give them an honest listen.
You're right about it having some soul to it. Something most of today's music doesn't have. Great lyrics too. And I like your voice BTW.
I absolutly love love love watching the southern rock of lynyard Skynyrd touch your sould like this im a strait up metal head but there are bands like skynard that i love to see live others are Kenny chessny brad paisly and derka bently
Hello! So, I just now stumbled onto this genre of young Black Americans checking out the music of my high-schools days (early 1970s). What an eye-opener! I had no idea this kind of cultural sharing was going on. I must say: Y'all are VERY open-minded and VERY fair. I guess this comes from a sort of "battle" or "throw down" mindset, meaning that the attitude is "bring it." If the music is good, it is good. Color don't matter. Much respect and appreciation for that.
I would also want to say that some of your male counterparts weren't able to listen to Free Bird all the way through. At some point the guitars were too much for them. They ripped the headphones off their head, got out of their chairs, and had to walk around the room a few times before they could get back in the chair. It smoked their brains. But not you. You rode that whole monster wave, and you didn't miss a note. Girl, you are deep. Actually, there is a better version of this song where toward the end they build to a final crescendo and then come crashing down in a climatic release and hard resolution. There is a live version of that on RUclips (1977 in Oakland). The ending here is a fade out (not as good).
You are a charismatic, sexy, and soulful performer. I have a couple of other songs for you and I would love to see what you think of these. The first is Blue Sky (1972), from the Allman Brothers Band. This was the other great southern rock band of the time. Lynyrd Skynyrd was pretty much my top band back in my day, but they do have a rough edge. The Allman brothers could be just as nasty if they wanted to be, but this piece is softer and lighter, like a bubbling brook on a cool spring morning. The other one is Sugar Magnolia from the Grateful Dead (also 1972). This one is softer still. A sort of unique combination of 1960s psychedelic San Francisco and old fashioned American hill music.
In high-school, we listened to two kinds of music: either rock on one side, or disco and soul on the other side. Thank you for checking out the music of my youth, getting into it, and building bridges between people!
I'm not much on social media, so I hope these links to Blue Sky and Sugar Magnolia work.
ruclips.net/video/wwyXQn9g40I/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/XKx3W-1XVM4/видео.html
Rock On, Girl!
deepest and most lyricical song which has the best advice for a boy growing up and a man to be one of the best songs ever done
RVZ wrote all these songs in his head......without pen and paper. Amazing.
I remember loving this song about 50 years ago.
In 1977 America lost one of the most influential bands of all time (Lynyrd Skynyrd) the band lost lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, guitarist Steve Gaines (does one hell of a guitar riff in Free Bird) back up singer Cassie Gaines and their road manager.
Rock, Country and Blues is what Southern Rock
They could never do anything bad in my eyes....Still around and kicking it.The original guitar army.
They had big catalog of great songs that can keep you pretty bizzy.
Lynyrd Skynyrd - On the Hunt
Ian T this, Was I Right or Wrong, and I Need You is what id request. Probably Call me the Breeze too. Everyone will give you the same 3 or 4, but On the Hunt and Was I Right or Wrong are musts
On the hunt, t for Texas,whiskey rock a roller are dynamite!
nice to see a young woman react to these rock classics for change and yes it is blues soul gospel rock country
LOVE Like many Skynyrd tunes I've heard and played for so many years... I can't listen to anymore. Your enthusiasm just made it good for me again. Thank you. LOVE
Ballad of Curtis Lowe, What's Your Name, Gimme Back My Bullets, to name a few. Definitely my favorite American Rock Band. Give Me Three Steps, is pretty funny though.
My favorite Skynyrd songs are a little different from everyone else. I like "I Know A Little", "Call Me The Breeze", & "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew".
I am ready to Rock N Roll with you! This is a great song that people can learn from!
And..you are a fast learner. Good tonal recall. Great insightful channel. And a good voice to boot! I will be following you.
A must is Lynynrd Skynyrd Tuesdays Gone live at the Winterland 1976
Hearing you sing it makes it so much better... love your voice
If you want to get to 20k by the end of the year, drop some AC/DC reactions, things will fly then.👍
Will do
@@ScribeCash "Jailbreak" by AC/DC. Or "Dirty Deeds" or "You Shook Me All Night Long"
@@johnyohe5057 or Thunderstruck
please do ride on by acdc thank you.
add Guns n Roses to that
Good reviews, good reaction, and great voice. You probably make some of your own music I'm sure. I like that you understand this music. Some music is for dancing, others for partying, and yet other music is just for contemplating, chilling, and singing along with. It's not fast. It's not party / dance music but it's still good!
The original singer was killed along with some of the other band members in a plane crash. His brother took the reins and started saying with the remaining band members and I guess some new guys as well. That's who you're listening to now.
What makes this icon band rock. Actually Southern Fried Rock is the guitar army. Three guitars. Plus bass and keyboards. Outstanding band!
Just one of many by Skynyrd that is great..
You said the name perfectly! Damn you sing it good too.
You are simply the best, no one even close. Rock on pretty woman, you are a treasure!
I would love to hear you cover that! Your voice is versatile I know you would do it justice.
If u like this... Everyone needs to hear freebird at least once
☝️I'm up to 10,000 times I've listened and still sounds good to me. True Classics just don't get old. ✌️
I have probably seen Lynyrd Skynyrd 4 times -all in the 70's with the original line up--they were incredible! barefoot Ronnie and the whole lot of them put on a show that was beyond superb--rock and roll heaven has a hell of a band
yes, please cover it. Your voice is amazing and if you put your own spin on it...you never know what will happen
Cry for the Badman, On the hunt, Gimme three steps, Saturday night special, That Smell, You got that right, Tuesday's gone!!!!
Do the live version of That Smell. It's a black and white video, performed live for possibly the first time about a month before their plane crash. Excellent performance.
Simple song to play too. C-G-Am. On the album they downtune a half step, but it sounds good in standard tuning as well.
Your vids are hilarious!
... you have that soul for music,
either that or your Nilla Wafers are laced. 🤣