Lynyrd Skynyrd - T For Texas - 3/7/1976 - Winterland (Official)
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- Lynyrd Skynyrd - T For Texas
Recorded Live: 3/7/1976 - Winterland - San Francisco, CA
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Personnel:
Ronnie Van Zant - vocals
Gary Rossington - guitar
Allen Collins - guitar
Billy Powell - keyboards
Leon Wilkinson - bass
Artimus Pyle - drums
JoJo Billingsley - backing vocals
Cassie Gaines - backing vocals
Leslie Hawkins - backing vocals
Summary:
After years of life on the road and with their role models, the Allman Brothers Band, struggling to survive the deaths of two of its most distinctively talented members, today Lynyrd Skynyrd has become the quintessential Southern Rock band. Under the leadership of frontman and primary songwriter Ronnie Van Zant, the group's melodic lyric driven ballads and power driven hard rockers would catapult the group into one of the most popular touring bands in the world. The group's distinctive guitar attack, combined with an overtly defiant and rebellious attitude, gave them a cultural identity that would help make songs like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird" into anthems of American rock music and staples of FM radio right up to the present day.
Headlining a bill that also featured the Outlaws, this Winterland recording captures Lynyrd Skynyrd following the release of their fourth album, Gimme Back My Bullets. This was during a transitional phase for the band, following the departure of guitarist Ed King, but prior to his replacement, Steve Gaines, coming on board. The band was carrying on as a six-piece unit, augmented by the Honkettes on backing vocals.
This is an interesting time to hear the band live, as their trademark three-guitar attack was reduced by one guitar, leaving more room for keyboardist Billy Powell. On the ballads, like "Tuesdays Gone" and the pre-jam verses of "Freebird," Powell displays great creativity and expands the keyboard's role in these songs.
Otherwise, the band rocks as hard as ever, with a good selection of their most popular songs, sampling a bit from all four of their studio albums. The group's defiant Southern swagger, combined with an infectious guitar and piano driven groove, creates an irresistible combination that resonated far beyond the Southern states. Two of the standouts on this show are both well chosen covers, which the band redefines as their own; J.J. Cale's "Call Me The Breeze" and Jimmy Rogers' "T For Texas." Both of these are rearranged in classic Skynyrd style, with the latter closing the set and clearly displaying the root sound of the band at its best.
The audience demands an encore and the band obliges with a monumental "Free Bird." It begins as a plaintive slow ballad, with Van Zant's distinctively sad vocals over the melodic keyboard playing of Powell and delicate slide guitar ornamentation from Rossington. However, it is the second section, which becomes an up-tempo guitar boogie, that really hits home. Here the guitarists cut loose to create one of the most distinctive solos of all time. Rossington and Collins turn this section into a soaring jam that also features impressive melodic bass playing from Wilkeson and furious keyboards from Powell. Following a brief reprise of the song, they turn on a dime back into the groove of the jam before bringing it to a climactic close.
"Free Bird," more often than not, sarcastically, would become the most requested song of all time. For musicians, this inevitable request has become so tiresome, that the act of requesting it has become universally known as "the mantra of the moron." Still, this only goes to prove just how deeply this song has permeated American culture and is a testament to its enduring popularity, making it one of the true landmark rock songs of twentieth century music. 
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Never heard such great guitarists, drummer, bass, and keyboard not to mention sing ever assembled in one group. We will never see that again.
And it was still fashionable to display The Confederate battle flag. You commies can think long and hard on that one.
Nope probably not these guys were once in a life time group
@@Confederate127 Now that I've thought about it long and hard, the Confederate flag represented the LOSERS of the civil war and everything they stood for. Correct? But your allegiances confuse me. What exactly are you saying? Are you a Lynyrd Skynyrd fan? They sang about getting rid of guns in Saturday Night Special. They "boo, boo, booed" the governor of Alabama, George Wallace. My friend, Lynyrd Skynyrd were Democrats and liberals... all the pot smoking way!! Lol.
I have no allegiance to that flag, just pointing out a time when things weren’t so politically correct. A lot of people died under that banner, it was only ever carried into battle. Enjoy your weed.
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I just Love these southern rock brothers who else is with me
Tammy Coates l.a is down with lynyrd skynerd baby....
Yessss sister
Can't get get enough Skynyrd!!! The best band ever! Love & Peace
Always !!
can only love these sexy mothersucker!!!
That opening riff by Rossington was badass
When I watch vintage skynyrd concerts brings tears they were so good it's unbelievable
I couldn’t agree more. These guys were just absolute killer musicians, every one of them, and live, just flawless. When it comes to the best music ever made, the 70’s, they belong right up there with Zep, Sabbath, Purple, ZZ Top etc. Such a tragic loss that Oct. night.
Me 2 🕯
Those were the best days of rock ‘n’ roll
Nobody does it better than the original Lynyrd Skynyrd and Alan Collins was just electrifying.
Second to.....NONE
@@dougadamwired2don't forget Artimus Pyle on the drums one of the only members that survived the crash and that is still alive today!!! And by the way you should get your facts together the first guy to kick into the solo was Gary Rossington was one of the few that survived the plane crash,,, recently died. Sadly Skynyrd is now a cover band. The youngins seeing them live in concerts now this summer or future have no idea; no Ronnie Van Zant(writer singer of all songs) no Billy Powell no Allen Collins no Rossington,no Steve or Cassie Gaines who died in the plane crash.... even Ed King who wrote Sweet Home Alabama and several other songs died few years ago. Watch the Skynyrd documentary Gone with the Wind
@@natev1956I agree. Who is the second solist after Rossington in this song?
@@ashini9511 Hughie Thomason of the OUTLAWS, and Billy Jones is the other one, Billy boy.
@@op25500 thank you
What a rare find here. This is probably the best performance of this song Skynyrd ever gave. And Steve Gaines wasn't even in the band yet! It is such a damn shame that plane went down, because at the time, no other band in the world could touch them. Skynyrd was so much better than everybody else it's not even fair.
@Allyson Batchelor the way he gets such enjoyment and showed such enjoyment to his band was so freaken cool.
An Billy Bob on piano, just when you were thinking how hot is that piano.
thats what seperated him from the rest.
wahoo....
@Allyson Batchelor I think you ment Knebworth.
That's WHY the plane went down
Well, some boys from Australia were allready active... so no - somebody would and could reach them. But otherwise - i agree :)
Yes it was 👍
Don’t get the credit they deserve, just look at the music they put out in a very short time, musical Genius all of them so many great riffs, crazy leads And lyrics, just blows my mind! Even the songs that weren’t a commercial success are awesome!
I got a big ol grin watching Allen take over the jam
Artimus Pyle works them drums like A BOSS !
I was thinking the same
This is my favorite Skynyrd song i dont care if they didnt write it....
I get that
with Hughie Thomasson & Billy Jones from The Outlaws :) Nice!
tele7
Thanks for the info. I was wondering who they were.
Steve must have joined shortly after.
Was at a concert in Seattle with Skynard and Outlaws and they had 6 lead quitars on stage join for a few songs. Long time ago.
mrbigsaw Wow, that’s so FC, for a minute I was wondering too. Then it hit me....
Damn! Just think of it. If that plane crash had never happen..there quite possibly be a " QUAD GUITAR FORCE" One of these guys would had been Hired by LS. Ohh the possibilities of the 1980's.
@@johngullo9420 I believe Steve Gaines joined in mid 1976, probably three months after this performance. Hughie T. would eventually join LS later on.
Gary Rossington showing everybody how it’s done!
And boy.....Could he.....AND DOES HE !!!!
You got that right!
Half of the Florida Guitar Army, and the Lynryd Skynryd Band, doesn't get much Better. All gone but Artimus, and Gary. RIP to them all.
These guys were the REAL Florida Georgia Line.
@@jasonjohnson7445 facts brother
Gotta love Skynryd and The Outlaws together....Southern rock legends
Truly phenomenal sound....the best
Amen to That brother
One of the GREATEST groups EVER.
Ronnie was ONE of the Best frontmen in Rock history...
+AZRacer2000 In my opinion, "the best" frontman!
Can't think of any better ones...
Absolutely one of the best no arguments here
Freddy Mercury and RVZ were in close runnings as was Prince. All Top performers. What could have been most never hit their Apex. Sadly live fast dir fast, just the way it goes
A better guy you could never meet .
J.Deuce
Awesome and legendary
OH ! This is some of the Guitar Army playing with em ! Outlaws !!!! Nothing but pure raw in your face talent from the Good ole boys !
This song just kicks a$$. Never heard another version since Ronnie's been gone.
No band could do it better than Skynyrd. Ultimate definition of greatness. That is with the original line up. So that we understand of course. Rock On...
Not quite. This song includes a couple of Outlaws.
He original line-up included Ed King
Texas gal living in Tennessee says nothin better than Lynyrd Skynyrd to Close FOR The Night.
Sharron Wells I need me a " southern gal" !
Hughie Thomasson and Billy Jones of the outlaws in this
That’s probably the 4 best guitar players ever on stage at once ever it’s a shame their not still with us
One is! Gary!
Yes Sir .
@@drakeelias3751 RIP Gary. 😞
Rest in peace Gary. I hope you and all the others are jamming again and rocking heaven.
He never had to jump around or flail his arms around to stir the crowd he had power over the mic with his stage presence and that one of a kind voice! RVZ!!!🤘🎙️🎸🎼🎶
The one! The only! RIP... fly on Freebird.
@@shawneallen5902 ive lived in southeast Tennessee my whole life when i was 13 i met bob burns a few miles outside of town in a little place near GA at an auction we talked music i played bass back then but anyway he showed me pictures of all of the band on the plane before it took off and Mr Ronnie Van Zant was sittin in the center of the plane in a chair arm propped up on a table chin propped on his hand smiling from ear to ear...it still gives me chills i can still see that picture in my mind..God rest Mr Van Zant and Mr Bob burns to...he played drums on my favorite album
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Ronnie asking the band if they’re in standard tuning before the song..good stuff.
Ronnie ran a tight ship! No sloppy, amateurish performance was acceptable!
Plus.....the way Ronnie.....CONTROLS HOW THEY END THIS TUNE.....IS MASTERFUL
They took an old country song and made it into a kick ass rock and roll jam.
This was impressive.
It’s a perfect match. A kick-ass A-plus band, playing the blues, & singing some quintessential southern country blues lyrics!
I listened to the Jimmy Rogers version. Pure Genius what Skynyrd made that into.
Indeed. That song came from before there were records to record on. Jimmy was a bridge to the days before records. Its super cool to see these guy tip their hat to traditon at time when rock & roll was the biggest thing ever.
@@abcakefoot9980
Its fun to check out all the different versions of this song on yt. Everybody took a swing at it through the years. I like waylons the best, but this skynard was right up there.
I’m a Skynyrd junkie!!! I need my Skynyrd fix every day and LOUD!!!!!
Loud and proud
There is just no question about it, these guys were superhuman.
Ronnie sang effortlessly! It's like he wasn't even trying!
I agree!
Texas and Tennessee 2 of the best states
Yep were music was invented look at guitarist from texas johnny winter Stevie ray billie gibbons eric johnson wow. And theres more
I live in Texas.My whole life .
However I go to Tennessee on vacation in the fall.
Love Tennessee.
Yes the music seems interesting
Allen Collins was just an incredible talent. Listen to the sound he gets out of that Firebird. Downright disgusting at times. Stage presence of a maniac. His playing and much harder than it looks and so unique, too
dylan009 any firebird player is my friend best guitar Gibson ever made at least til 1998 !
Thank you. Sometimes I feel Allen's doesnt get enough praise. He is truly special. He adds so much but never too much. He finds his spot in the music and adds special touches. His stage presence is spectacular. Hurts my soul that he ended up in a wheelchair.
@@linda8244 Sad that he passed away too. He was an amazing guitar player.
I love Allan Collins his stage presence his guitar playing what's awesome some people try to say it was plain and simple but it wasn't at all it was something very special and I love Allan Collins
STUDIO BENCIVENGA Marcus Bencivenga it wasn’t a firebird. It was an explorer
You have to watch this. Never understood why the record company removed this song to get “One more from the Road” to fit on one CD, but it was on the vinyl release. Just an awesome jam. When you think the guitar jamming is over then Billy Powell just turns it up on the piano. Also I never realized how good Artimis Pyle was on the drums until watching this.
And thanks for posting all these great Skynyrd videos!!!
Gary rossington without question was one of the greats of the seventies
God I miss them and always will no matter what.
1974 ebbets feild denver, capacity 250 standing room only 16 years old and 3 ft from the Great Ronnie Van Zant ,Gary's hair whipping against us what a show
LYNYRD SKYNYRD was a PRIVILEGE to ALL YOU LUCKY FOLKS WHO GOT TO WITNESS RVZ LIVE !!! AMERICAS GREATEST SON !!
yes sir! saw them the first night of the last tour. Oct.15th 1977! Hollywood Sportatorium, Fla. They broke the Fla. indoor record attendance that night. GREAT SHOW!!! 5 nights later... complete heart break.
If I could go back in town I’d make that plane park before it left 😎
This was Lynyrd Skynryd!!!😎
And this was before steave Gaines no slide
And playin with the Outlaws what a show that must have been. True greatness on that stage.
Forever The Best
Love You Ronnie
⭐🌟⭐
And On The Eight Day The Guitar Gods Created Southern Raunchy Roll! Blistering Set With Skynyrd And Two-Thirds Of The Outlaws' Florida Guitar Army Helping Reduce The Stage To Cinders! R.I.P Ronnie, Allen, Billy, Leon, Hughie, and Billy Jones..
Well said Sir 👌✌
Always loved skynyrd. They were named after a high school teacher
Don't forget Molly Hatchet ! 😎👍
Hughie Thomason and billy Jones of the outlaws ! What a four guitar attack that was ! Great performance ! I seen lynyrd skynyrd in 1973 they opened for The Who and blew The Who away ! Best live band ever !
Four? Three guitars in Skynyrd plus 2 outlaws makes 5! Great video!
As good as “The Who” was, I am certain that the better show was Lynyrd Skynyrd, anytime any day
@markrippee8041 in this concert it was just allen collins and Gary rossington
It is hard not to love Gary's playing. Always so cool and calm, making it look effortless while absolutely tearin it up!
Legends of their own time!
Hughie Thomasson & Billy Jones from The Outlaws, what a show, y'all do realize that everyone on that stage is gone now, except for Gary Rossington and Artimus Pyle, rest easy boys.
If Jimmie Rodgers could hear this blisterin' whiskey soaked rock n roll version of his song by Ronnie and the boys he'd be toe tappin' in his tomb for sure! R.I.P. to all....
And then you got Allen Collins do I have to say more LOL it makes you smile awesome
Never replaced,never duplicated .Listened to all their stuff back when I joined my first country band...Dirt Creek in Asheville N.C. Really a fantastic band to look up to and emulate. We'd start off with Guitar Boogie by Arthur Smith and somehow it would always morph into T for Texas and we tried to sound as close as we could get to the live version recorded in the Fox Theater in Atlanta ,Georgia. When that plane crashed, it took out one of the finest Southern Rock and Roll Bands that ever hit the stage. I cried for a week when they died.and I still listen to their music at least once a week,R.I.P. my brothers and sisters !!!
You uppair whair ol Warren Haynes is from.
@@ike.b.rowland7128 I yam what I yam,,yepper!
Ronnie will forever be the man. He commands the stage like nobody before or since and profected Southern Rock!!
❤❤❤❤
Was going to write that...the dude's like Gen Mcarthur
Perfection. Such great talents taken from us at such a young age.
This was taken a year and half before their demise. We are so lucky to have film on this band. One of the most controversial but fun and growing acts. They were kicking everybody's ass cumming up thru the mid to late 70's. 4 years folks that's it.
Don't forget this was older ass garage bands playing till they made it. Thank god for Southern Music Scene!
Yep
When i heard of the Plane Crash.My world fell apart.I still idolise this group and what they stood for.Lord Bless the Freebyrds and of course the master Ronnie van Zant.God Bless the South and the Simple Man.
Marshall Vosteen amen to that brother
An... if you caught 'em at the right time. They're KICK YOUR ASS AS WELL, just because you deserved it... (or the bottle was empty)
They weren't really controversial, just great. The controversy is just dishonest revisionism of today.
"Whoa Billy Boy on the piano!"
I bought their Gold & Platinum Album in the late '70's, for Sweet Home Alabama, and discovered everything else on it was great too!!!
1redrubberball 1979
I had it handed down from my mom, dont know where it ever went. The first year original.
Ronnie is the best ever..! and Allen rocks...
Gary rossington is fuckingawesome here I've been a Skynyrd fan for since 1973 or so and Gary rossington is the last of The Originals
Hey...Billy aint no slouch on the piano now!! Gotta give that man credit!!
Billy Powell was awesome!!
In truth, they were ALL AWESOME!
Johnny did a great job for his brother.
For sure. I think he was actually a classically trained pianist.
@@jasonjohnson7445 that's what I'd heard too.
He’s gotten plenty of credit. Trust me
"Ya'll in standard ??" This band destroys All forever !!!period The end
Y'all understand it **
Greg knows^
Ronnie understood music. He didn't play any instruments yet he understood "standard". Id givd my left nut to go back in time and play standard with those fools
I was living in Atlanta, and happened to be at Funochio's Bar the weekend they played there , the night Al Kooper was there and saw them, A Memory i will never forget, Cousin Figel
Gary is just so fucking discipline. Just watch his right hand it's like its on rails.. allowed Alan to be A total hellion running and jumping across the stage play in the best pickup lines I've ever heard hands down they sure had a connection on stage I hope it was as pure and genuine in real life
🤔 this is probably the most beautiful thing that i have ever seen and heard🌪 transcendent and unparalleled🌪 skynyrd forever🌪 and i mean that🌪👻
I know its all about the guitars but dig Artimus holdin' it all down. Solid.
Artimus is a beast love the dudes drumming
Artimas Pyle was the best part left of skynyrd. And I ain’t ashamed to say it.... They done him wrong
Artimus rules!!!!! Artimus Pyle and Steve Gaines is the best thing to happen to Skynyrd and I ain’t taking nothing away from Ed and Bob!! They were supermen, too!
ALL DAY!
No doubt, I love em all. So not gonna get in the middle of whatever happened, but Artimus doesn’t get the credit he serves, he for sure is keeping it tight!!!
As far as I'm concerned there's not a better tandem of guitars than that of Alan Collins and Gary rossington
Duane and Dickey are at least a tie as is Derek and his mate .... well.... Upon further listening thru the big phones to this cut, I don;t think how any could be better ... Albert King and Stevie Ray......Elvin Bishop and .... OK Ok when they add Hughey and Billy wowo
@@VBForbes Duane and Dickey are something else
@@kaiquelolsov4373 Hell yeah I love Allen and Gary but Allman is their DNA
Skynyrd use to go see the Allman Bros Jamming in their early days they IDOLIZE DUANE ALLMAN ...that speaks VOLUMES..
@@travisharrelson4772 The Brothers were indeed in Skynyrd's DNA. Ronnie used to dedicate "Freebird" to Duane and Berry Oakley before performing it.
A song to get a party started to or pick it back up!
Now that's the real "Florida Guitar Army" if there ever was one !!!
Yessir, you got that right jacksonville contributed so much to music in the 70s with the allman brothers
That day they were a little further west boys TEXAS
Haha, love that "Florida guitar army" Especally on Free bird solo" words carnt discribe just sweet feelings.
J by no liiokii'MO 🤤🤢
@@jacobabrownful My first concert, at 8 years old, was in 76 at Freedom hall in Johnson city Tennessee Greg Allman opening for Charlie Daniels. RIP awesome musicians both. KK@ Kathaus Musick JC Tennessee. Rock On
Always loved this band and STILL do!
Skynyrd and a couple of The Outlaws. Outlaws must have opened. You know that party lasted all night! In Jan. of 76' I saw Skynyrd in Nashville. The bottom of Ronnie"s T-shirt says Nashville (easy to see at the beginning). Wish I could make out the top. I sure as hell miss these guys. I miss the 70s'. Good times. peace...
Man oh man do I miss the 70’s, too!
Allen Collins sure could rock that guitar!!!!
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Makes me happy!!
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Saw Skynyrd in Des Moines 1976. One of greatest bands ever!
Awesome, It's hell better then I was watching.
All them Florida boys up on stage that night! Huey, Billy, original outlaw line up , what a show
Never to be seen ......or duplicated again
This has got to be one of the best live covers ever
IMO, Allen Collins was the Most under rated guy in the whole Band besides Leon on bass!
+AZRacer2000 Absolutely!
Yes sir ...totally !!! I love the way he handles that Firebird.... He looked so cool with that guitar....
Allen was the best!
Gary Rossington and Allen Collins were both damned good, but they each had their own style. Collins was more of a rocker and Rossington was more of a country style guitarist. I discovered Lynyrd Skynyrd right after they issued their second album called Second Helping, with the original version of Curtis Loewe, IIRC. I'm an old fart now, but I remember seeing them at the San Diego Sports Arena with the Outlaws as their opening act. My mom (may she rest in peace) took me to that concert, and we were both half-deaf for 3 days after. It was the 70's; if you weren't there, it's impossible to explain.
I considered Leon to be one of the best bass players around..i mean,to have to keep up with 3 leads like that..and he did it with ease...
so much talent that so little is ever attributed to GR. but when your THAT good, you dont have to say anything. you ARE the man Gary. God bless
AMEN TO THAT NICK,,,,GARY EMBODIED THE SKYNYRD SOUND,,,NEXT TO RONNIE,,,,GARY IS LYNYRD SKYNYRD,,,,,,,,A CARD CARRYING BADASS,,,,,STILL DOING IT TODAY,,,,,,HE TRULY IS THE LAST REBEL!
No kidding gary is like a robot with his strokes, super flashy and perfect everytime. Hes the last of the original band and artimus i would say... its sad to think about.
Gary rossington and any guitar man shivers cuz his tone melts glass and cuts steel
Love me some Lynyrd Skynyrd and classic Southern Rock
Gary's guitar tone came from his love of Paul Kossof (guitarist in Free), both loved using long sustained notes. Ronnie was also a big fan of Free's vocalist, Paul Rodgers.
May Allen Collins forever Rest In Peace that man I’m my opinion was the hardest worker in the band ! Love to hear multiple gibsons scream ! Ronnie was before his time listen know some of what he was singing is still true to the word ! Love ABB and CDB Too
Rock on Brother’s !
There will never be a nother Lynyrd Skynyrd the best Southern rock band EVER GOD bless all of you. You will live forever in so many peoples. Lives.Rock on Donnie and Johnny
Too awesome! I have no words. Probably sound better on video than when I saw them in person. It was so loud. Gawd, they are so good!
They were the greatest American band.
Awesome video! All the musicians here are as good as it gets but Billy Jones of the Outlaws has to be one of the most underrated guitar players of all time
+Paul Campo come by.facebook~Billy Jones the Outlaws..........
Hughie Thomasson, too!!!
Him and Hughie, absolutely brilliant 👌✌
Sorry Ronnie Van Zant was the best song writer ever but that was Henry Paul and Hughie Thomson
@@johnrutherford5159 nope billy Jones and hughie
It's not weird that the best bands came from the south,southern by the grace of God !
One bad ass band, THE BEST EVER
As Mr. Ronnie Van Zant Said, Just Let Me Say One Thing, I Say This, What A Spectacular Performance Here to all the people on stage, Long Live the Freebirds that have gone to Rock and Roll Heaven, I will here them all play again when i get there, Cousin Figel
My daddy Freddie too
There are many victims to mention, take your pick... Ronnie os indeed at the top of the list! However ill choose all of them..... R.I.P.. Thanx for your alls musical brilliance...
That's the good thing about being alive...you can listen now, no need to wait.
One of my favorite bands alot of great groups came out of Florida
Best guitar player ever in southern rock
What an epic jam and performance this is. So awesome!
Who were the two guitarists who joined LS on stage for T is for Texas?
It was an Amazing 5 guitar Mule Team!
They brought the best out in Allen and Gary.. Whew!!
@@MomentsDivine That's easy. Hughie Thomasson and Billy Jones, from The Outlaws, who are another fine Florida group. Cheers!
Mr. Ronnie Van Zant and all his mules~~~~~~
The ultimate tribute to Jimmy. to the ultimate Jimmy.
When I first met Johnny,it was a Party . And when I met the rest , they were a Wall of Sound out those guitar amps !!! Blew the doors off the barn !
the two best bands rolled into one .....dosnt get any better than that
Awesome with Hughie & Billy : The band was definitely feeling the loss of Ed King leaving & needed the 3rd guitar which Steve Gaines would eventually provide. Gary & Allen were keeping it tight & giving it the Skynyrd vibe.
There will never bemusicians as great as these fellors pure 100% the roots of rock n roll southern rock bad asses
Southern Rocks Finest!!!! Ronnie Van Zant and his Mules!!!
Totally cool and different version with Hughie and Billy playing with Allen and Gary...smokin good. Damn, Skynyrd the best ever, they were so blistering hot and tight playing live!!
Oh wow.. i was asking who they were…. What are their last names? Thank so much!!
Yup!! Gary and Allen were loving it…. Brought out the best in them!!
@@MomentsDivine the two guitarists from The Outlaws performing with Skynyrd are Hughie Thomasson and Billy Jones
as if a group like lynyrd skynyrd could be so complete. Long live rock.
Allen was perfection.
2024 anyone, Legends never die!
Hell no brother
best band ever!
Pavaroti
ABSOLUTELY 👍😁😎😎
One of their best performances!
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
I was at this concert i was twenty one, great times in the bay area back then.
70’s Skynyrd, vocals, guitars by the dozens and Screaming Piano,... a fucking rock and roll wrecking ball. Dam those were the days!!
Collins dominates the middle solo tradoffs
Yes, he is definitely the best guitarist on this stage. His licks stand out.
That’s always been my favorite part of this song
Skynyrd even now 2021 Best of Souther Rock
ALWAYS n FOREVER 💜💜💜☮️
Amen.
Love this song so much! Great performance!