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Looks like you enjoyed that as much as i did in 1977...it was a "day on the green' summer concert series....there were several groups that played each one since it was an all day show...lil trivia the groundskeepers used to complain about the mini pot plants they had to pull up not long after each one...lol
Yeah Russ! Thanks for requesting this!!!!!!❤❤❤ I can not quite describe the memories I am feeling right now listening to this....ahhhh so good!
We actually got a two foot bong in a Day On the Green concert the next summer. Basically everyone crashed the gates when they opened to get down front. Best summer days ever.
I was in High School and this was on everyone’s stereo’s in their cars wide open!!!!!! Great memories!!!!!!
A better live concert, was backing up the stones, ❤
Welcome to my generation when music, musicians and talent were real...not artificial or created. It just doesn't get any better than this...
AMEN!!!🤘🤘🤘🎶🎼🎵
Right On !!!✌
Right on. Before the manufactured corporate crap. No flippin autotune, backing tracks or flashy stage shows. Just real musicians and singers with real talent.
Y'all know how much I miss them days don't you. Makes me sick they are long gone. I'm 66 years old, and due to God's Grace I lived thru the greatest days of music.
always say, probably the best technical rock band that ever existed
Gary Rossington, guitarist who made the bird sounds, passed away earlier this year, 72 years old. He was the last founding member of the band.
R I P GARY
They didn't just represent the south, they represented the simple workin class of folk. Growin up in PA in the 70's they where and still are, all our favorite band.
Oh and, this is what it was like when we were a free nation, no wokeness , no political correctness, no one gettin' offended. See how much better it was??? Hint hint
Everyone that went to that concert are now in their 60's to 80's.
No one makes music like this anymore.
No such thing as auto tune back then.
There is a reason why Freebird was usually the last song in the concert
Best music of any generation. You won’t hear most of today’s music in 50 years like we have oldies now.
You may be right, however people are still listening to Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi. They are way older than 50 years ago. Maybe this current generation will come up with a way to have future generations enjoy this music. Oddly enough this is what MY kids grew up with because it’s what my husband I both played at home, along with classical, jazz and even a little country.
This was in July 1977, In October they were in Greenville SC, I was at their concert. They left the next evening and was in a plane crash. I watched them play free bird , It was the last song they played that night.
Wow, that's really something man. We'll never see another band like that.
It doesn’t get any cooler than this. The band members, the lyrics, the attitude, the audience, the sunshine, the big hair blowing in the breeze, the camera angles that dart around & thru the crowd, the steady grind to the top of the mountain and the Allen Collins solo that takes you over the other side and lifts you up at a hundred mile an hour 🎸 Totally cool and never tiresome no matter how many times you watch this! RUclipsr Austech has upscaled this performance to 4K and the band & crowd detail is spectacular.
This was my high school graduation year! Freebird was sort of an anthem for my generation. The plane crash that took so many of their members shook us to the core. All day stadium shows like this were fairly common-I saw Boston and a number of other amazing musicians at one.
‘67 was my HS graduation year… 18 single and living in So Cal. No idea how good we had it. (With One big exception- the Draft and Vietnam)
Yeah freebird was written under so many classmates in my high school yearbook ❤
SO MANY , do you mean 3 which is to many
Artimus Pyle, the drummer in this video is still alive.
@@johnbolin3325 Cope harder...
I'm 66, and I grew up in NY. My favorite band was the Allman Brothers..Back then you didn't have the kind of division we have today. ESPECIALLY when it came to music..Every race, creed and color was represented in one fashion, or another..And we loved it all..At least I sure as hell did..There was an avalanche of amazing music coming out daily..Not weekly, or monthly, but daily!..You could hardly keep up..This kind of thing was on the menu all the time.
well said
Lynyrd Skynyrd was a stadium band before there were stadium bands.
Billy Powell on piano was a roadie for the band .when VanZant heard him playing free bird on a break signed him up . They did not know he was a trained classical pianist.
Great southern rock band from the 60's-80's. It is very sad what happened to this band in losing so many members in a plane crash. My favorite songs are "Simple Man", "Free Bird" & "Sweet Home Alabama". They had lots of great songs such as "Call Me The Breeze", "I Know A Little", "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew", "What's Your Name", "That Smell", "Gimme Three Steps", "Tuesday's Gone" etc.
Yeah, happened to see that when googling them after :(
3 months after this concert
A ROCK BAND. Many of there most epic shows happened in the San Franciscisco Bay Area
Just think: eveyone in that audience who is still alive is in their 60's or 70's now!
Back in those days classic rock ruled and the world loved it, including Oakland!
I got to see them in '76. when the instrumental started, we all jump to our feet. R.i.p. to all the members of Lynyrd Skynyrd who are no longer with us. You are missed, but your music lives on.
"Call me the Breeze" Live is another satisfying Skynyrd joint
1977.... the year I graduated High School. I literally grew up in the BEST era of music.
I was 15 and living in the Napa Valley in '77. My older brother had two tickets and wanted to take me to this show.. Peter Frampton also performed that day right off of the Frampton Comes Alive album. This was a Day On the Green multiband Bill Graham event. That's who is talking at the end of this clip My parents felt I was too young to go and basically had to ground me because I threw such a fit. Sad because it was 3 months before the plane crash and was the last time anybody in that crowd got to see the original band. I'm 62 and still bitch at my 80 year old mom about making me miss that show. 😂 I got to go to other great Day On the Greens there in subsequent years. It was always hot as hell. We always took the BART in so no one had to drive into Oakland. Thanks for entertaining this 40 yr veteran RN. I enjoy your reactions. Keep 'em coming.
Thank you for that story! Vivid
This is the greatest live performance of all time.
Ronnie VanZant-vocals
Gary Rossington- guitar (slide on this tune)
Allen Collins- guitar
Steve Gaines- guitar
Leon Wilkinson- bass
Billy Powell- keys
Artimus Pyle- drums
Definitely a rabbit hole worthy of your time and attention.
This is the greatest live performance in all of history.
I’m kind of fond of Focus doing Hocus Pocus on Midnight Special. Not that there’s anything wrong with this masterpiece. It has been getting me through the madness of these times.
And...now I feel old. LoL. They were an important part of those of us growing up here in Florida at that time. I'll always love their music. I may still have my Skynyrd Kick A$$ Southern Rock t-shirt I got at a concert featuring these boys, Alabama and...Blue Oyster Cult (?) I think. I don't remember the whole day. They sold beer in gallon milk jugs. LoL
Beer by the gallon? Damn!
I am a big big fan of the original band members and remember the day it happened, Long live the original Lynyrd Skynyrd
Great heartfelt reaction! Keep doing what you're doing!
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you kindly for reacting to Lynyrd Skynyrd, and this iconic live performance.
Your work plays a good part in why Lynyrd Skynyrd Lives On! Generation after generation.
In a few months after this show we would lose Ronnie, Steve Gaines ( red pants), Steve's sister Cassie (backup singer), road manager and 2 pilots in the plane crash. 20 Others survived.
Thank you, Nick, amazing! All the best for you and your family, from Munich!🤘
Thanks so much!
Nothing can beat the Stadium concerts of the '70's and '80's,,,,💥💥💥👍😎
Think about this too, every one of those people at that concert had to stand in line at the venue to buy a ticket to the show. There was no internet or ticket master or any of that other bs!
your face said it all--glad you enjoyed this classic so much!!
If you love live performances from that era travel back a few years to Ten Years After at Woodstock doing I'm Goin' Home. Maybe the best live rock performance ever. Check out Santana from Woodstock too.
I was at the same concert series of a Day in the Green at the JFK stadium in Philly, June '77, I was 17. It was general admission and a ticket was $8.50. The lineup was J Geils, Skynyrd with Peter Frampton as the headliner. When Skynyrd left the stage, 75% of the 120k+ crowd left... they were there to see these guys. It was the last gig in Philly before the crash in October that year. I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to experience them live. Unlike so many 'bands', these guys didn't need a studio. They played it live like the recorded version. Btw, recently Gary Rossington passed away. He was the last surviving member of the band. RIP to all... and so true the song "if there's a rock n roll heaven, you know they got a hell of a band..."
Artimus Pyle the drummer is still alive.
Glad you found this. Every time I hear this, I wonder what they would’ve created were it not for the plane crash that cut their music short.
Love Bill Graham at the end. You're right it is a big difference between San Francisco bands and Jacksonville bands. The diversity that Bill brought to his shows was amazing. The Grateful Dead with Curtis Mayfield for one.
Saw them at Willie Nelson's 4th of July concert in Tulsa 77. All day event, halter top, shorts, worst sunburn of my life, but didn't matter. It was an unforgetable experience. Thanks for sharing.
I was there. It was one of Bill Graham's concerts in the "Day on the Green" summer concerts. Usually, 5-6 bands and no one was allowed on the green grass infield. Sun, no cameras, cell phones or sunscreen! ;) We didn't have those things back then, but we had the music that made the memories for our heads, not videos.
The band members here are, Ronnie Van Zant, vocals Gary Rossington slide Guitar Allen Collins guitar Steve Gaines guitar Leon Wilkinson bass Artimus Pyle drums Billy Pawel piano
"If I leave here tomorrow" - Sadly he was only a few months off, RIP
This was in Oakland, CA. In the late 70’s and early 80’s they used to have an annual event there with multiple acts, called Day On The Green, always with an amazing lineup.
Love love love this band. They went down in history and they never got to see it. Our music and our love for music brought our generation together.
O.K. here goes, the guitar player in white is Allen Collins, the guitar player kind of in the background is Stevie Gaines, the guitar player who was always to the left of Ronny Van Zant is Gary Rossington. Billy Powell is the piano player, on bass is Leon Wilkenson and Artimus Pyle was the drummer. Then there is the Honkettes the ladies of the back up singers. Cassie Gaines, Jojo Billingsley, and Leslie Hawkins.
What is eerie is that just a couple months after this concert on October 20th on a chartered flight the plane went down and Ronny Van Zant, Steve Gaines and his sister Cassie Gaines were killed in the crash. Most everyone involved in the crash had moderate to major injuries. Several never really got over the crash and the loss of Ronny.
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Pre crash Skynard was the best live performers ever hands down
As we say in Germany: "Als Musik noch Musik war!" ... ^^+gg Great reaction - thanks for checking out this "old" music! *cheers
We had the best music. It’s good to see young people reacting.
THAT WAS WHAT YOU CALL A WALK-OFF😂🤣😂🤣
I grew up in Fairfax, California. And I can tell you that Southern Rock is a huge part of my soundtrack. Btw, born in '64. ❤️✌️
SIMPLE MAN; the lyrics are special and of course it's Skynyrd so there's great guitar work with a solo. Sadly Artimus Pyle, the drummer is the last surviving member of this line up. We lost Gary Rossington (slide guitar) months ago. Gary was the last of the original members. The GUITAR ARMY is back together in the here after and this solo is still going on somewhere.
These guys in concert were great saw them in 75, 76. This was exactly how it was.
Now you are aging me Nick...I grew up listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd... had the great honor to see them open up for The Who at the former, (no longer there) Omni in Atlanta, Ga YEARS ago...then again at 3 consecutive shows later at The Fox Theater (also in Atlanta, Ga), a few years later when they recorded their live album, "One More From The Road", they were the band of my youth...I know every word to every every song they ever recorded and sang...you better believe...I will be watching when this premieres, glad you are doing it❤❤❤❤
Aging you and me both. Saw Skynyrd and Charlie Daniels back in 2011 when I was 19
I love Charlie Daniels as well❤
Just turned 64 yesterday...still loving life🎉
Thank you for recognizing my generation's music . Good stuff for sure .. Yes I'm 75 in a few days ...
That's awesome! Happy birthday
I know the Guitars are Brilliant but the Bass is insane, note for note, Artemis is a workhorse on drums, often overlooked. 👏👏👏👏👏👏😄I will always remember Steve bopping away happily.
*Little did the crowd know on that day they were going to witness ------- **_GREATNESS_*
The entire song is a "bird song"...first the bird is wandering around the yard and flying around a few trees in the area...when the song picks up is when the bird decides to leave and it is flying fast, going in circles out of the yard, into the sky and flying happily up high going to a new destination.
I was at this show. My girlfriend (at the time) worked at a record store and would get freebie passes for Bill Graham concerts. I remember the day being hot as hell and the crowd exploding at the tempo change. Thanks for the memories. Wonder whatever happened to that girl.
Live music today just doesn't compare. Acts are all about the show, the image, the over-the-top production. Music from the 70's to late 80's was much more about the actual artists playing their music. Two recommendations to really understand this difference:
Rush - "YYZ" from their Rush in Rio concert. 60,000 people singing along with a friggin' instrumental!
Triumph - at the US Festival 1983. Great set but I'd recommend their hit "Fight the Good Fight" (over 250,000 people attended!!!)
Walked miles into town to buy this album at 10/11 yrs old. Music was banging in the 60/70s .
That was my era......I was in my junior year of college in Texas at the time. Needless to say, Lynyrd Skynyrd was as HOT as they come back in the day and now your generation can enjoy them also. Cheers.
Leon Wilkinson on the killer bass, Allen Collens on the amazing lead solo. Steve Gaines on matching lead solo, Gary Rosington on lead bird, Billy Powell on piano, Atticus Pile on drums and Rinnie VanZant vocals. The opening line to this song was said to Stave Gaines by his ex girlfriend during an argument. Sadly, Steve died in the plane crash with his sister Cassie and Ronnie. He never got to see the impact his song has made on us. 45 years later, people see it for the first time and their souls are touched.
Correction, it was Allen Collins' gf (they were married in 1970) that asked that question. But you're right, he died in 1990 and never knew how big this song got.
All the Beautiful Lady They Don’t have Any Tattoos on, What a Beautiful All the Lady!
Best generation EVER!! So glad I was a teenager back then. We had an AMAZING time. Especially being from the Deep South.😊
I’ve probs watched this vid a hundred times and still get goosebumps. Life was so much better then.
SAW THEM TWICE , BEST LIVE SHOWS FOR ME EVER!!! ❤️😍😁🔥🎸🐐😢😢😢
And think, we are grandma's and grandpa's now. Best live.
This song was played on a record player at every teenage party back in the day! It was good because it was long enough for a makeout session,not to mention it kicks ass! The Allman Brothers can JAM like no other!🎛🥁🎹🎸🎶👊
Enjoying guitar hero isn't lame. My kids loved it too, and the appreciation for good music was definitely there!
You hit it perfectly when you said, “It’s so satisfying.” Great call bro.
The exceptional talent and energy of the musicians feeding off each other and the live crowd...and profound, powerful lyrics making for an ultimate jam session. Enhanced, I am sure, by alcohol and maybe a few other stimulants. Fun times. Ahh, the good old days.
I am 56 and was 10 when i first heard them in 1977. They have been epic for that long
Does anyone see their mothers and grandmothers out there in the audience? I knew these guys and party with these guys especially after the accident and they were normal regular people! They were good people! Leon wouldn't let anybody leave his house without picking a weird hat out of his closet!
Billy Powell was a roadie for a year and a half before they even knew he could play piano.
Love them southern boys! 🎸🎸🎸
I saw them before they hit it big in 1973 when my friend and I sat behind some Hell's Angels bikers.
I was supposed to see them the month after the crash! I cried when I heard what happened. I did see them a couple of times after they came back and the shows were great but I was told that it wasn't the same as with Ronnie and the others that passed away. RIP!
They would have all day concerts at the Oakland Coliseum. I went to several “Day on the Green” concerts there- a short drive having grown up in Saratoga, CA. I wish I’d had the opportunity to see them, but was a bit young when they came through. I saw several other amazing bands there though.
Yes, it was Oakland, California. They were the best.
I was in my 20's in the 70's and grew up in the San Francisco area. The crap that's going on now was not going on then and you can see the difference. California was a GREAT state back then!!!!!
76.000 of your closest friends at that show.
FYI: California was always a Red State up until the late 80's when it started to switch. But that SanFran area back then was basically a commune for hippies and good music. Way different times we're talking about. Light years ago.
Yes, it’s in Oakland, CA.
Good reaction, new follower. 😎
Awesome thank you!
The legendary guitar solo makes me feel like I could run through a brick wall.
If I was on as much coke as they were when they played this I probably could😂
It was only a few months after this that the bands plane crashed. 3 band members were killed and many injured. That to me makes this performance so sadly ironic.
Billy Powell worked as a roadie for 2 years at minimum wage begore they discovered he was a brilliant piano player! True Fact!
There’s a LOT of hair blowing free on that stage🤣
63.000 people having a blast.
There brand of southern rock played everywhere.
They are THE BEST!!!
Seen Lynard Skynard in Washington DC 1970s Great ❤
Try out Jeff Lynne's ELO, or Pink Floyd, or The Traveling Wilburys which is a super group of 5 of the most famous musicians ever, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan!!
Your reactions r the best !!! You were born too late !!! Thank you for getting IT xxx
I was only 12 years old when they played in Oakland. But you can put a blood pressure thing on the beginning of the song and by the end you can literally watch your pressure gauge getting higher and higher. Great reaction. But Pink Floyd in Columbus Ohio at Ohio State Stadium 🏟️ Over 150 Thousand People Easy plus the people who were on the field. Probably closer to 200 Thousand People. Them college kids were buying all ticket stubs for 5 bucks and who knows how much they are paying outside wanting into the Stadium. Most popular I ever seen at a live Show 94 Pulse Concert Tour. And I've been to over 35 concerts and Pink Floyd wins. Best sound and best Light Show Ever. Just blew my mind
Some of us are lucky enough to have seen them live both the original lineup and the phoenix (post crash lineup). It was an experience, a seminal moment hearing this live. The post crash lineup gave it their all and they were good but couldn't quite reach the same level.
The guy trying make out at the end is why I NEVER went to a concert with a boyfriend!! I'm a grandma who saw the best at this time.
When people had their hands in the air to show appreciation, not a stupid phone video.
No cameras allowed back then. Hard to enforce now.
@@Doggeslife of course cameras were allowed!! You could take as many photos as you liked ON ACTUAL CAMERAS!! Cos the only cameras available were dedicated cameras, the ones with actual film in them! Mobile phones hadn't even been invented! But cameras WERE definitely "allowed"!
I miss those days life was so layed back and simple then compared with all the technology now, we would sit down have a drink and engage in conversation instead of staring at a computer screen or mobile phone all the time
Airborne rock. It’s just soars and speeds up like a supersonic jet.
Yes, it’s Oakland, California, lol. Politics didn’t divide the country like it does today, especially when I came to rock ‘n’ roll. It makes my heart happy to see someone from your generation appreciated this music, it truly was a special time. There were so many great concerts in the 70s at the Oakland Coliseum. Good times and so many good memories.
You got that right! Thank you!
Nick, Thanks for the reaction to this iconic and legendary band and performance.
That is the Oakland Coliseum home to the Oakland A's in baseball and Raiders football until the 1980s. Im pretty sure it is scheduled to be demolished in the next year or so. Lots of history in that place.
Gary Rossington playing the slide and making the bird sounds, Allen Collins in all white, and Steve Gaines in the red pants, the guitar army. Leon Wilkeson playing the bass, Artimus Pyle on drums, Billy Powell on the piano, and Ronnie Van Zant doing the vocals. Of course the Honkettes with Leslie Hawkins, Cassie Gaines, and JoJo Billingsley on backing vocals. Artimus replaced Bob Burns on the drums in 74 or 75 and Steve Gaines (Cassies brother) came on board in May of 76 after Ed King left the band the year before. I believe this band was just reaching where they wanted to get with talent and musically.
Again, much appreciation on the sincere reaction. Maybe youve heard Sweet Home Alabama. The live version at this show is exceptional, plus they have so many other songs to sample from starting with their 1st album named Pronounced which was released in August 1973 to their last album named Street Survivors which was released in October 1977 just a few days before the plane crash.
This is my favorite band as a kid, and I wanted more than anything to see this concert, but my mom said “no”. I was 15 years old and living in a suburb of Sacramento, just a few hours away. Many of my friends were at the Oakland Colosseum for this concert. Thank you, @notablindliberal896 for naming the band members and describing their clothing. I was wondering how I could name them in a comment. Such a tragic ending for Ronnie, Steve, and Cassie. The sun just isn’t as bright as it was before October 20th, 1977. Didn’t get to see them until 1987. Best band ever.
@@unclemartin6368 agreed
Yes sir Ronnie we still remember you...