I remember reading an interview with Ronnie where the question was, "ARS and Skynyrd meet in a dark alley. Who makes it out?" His answer was, "Ain't enough whiskey in the world to get me into an alley with Robert Nix."
Nailed it yet again Joe. What a superb gentleman and all round good guy, generous and self effacing. Absolute rock history. Thanks Joe and thanks Artemis.
I never knew that Robert nix played on Tuesday's gone and I also did not know so into You was written about Leslie Hawkins that's why I love these videos. Rest in peace Barry Bailey Atlanta rhythm section is one of my all-time favorite bands
I just don't think Alot of people realize just how important skinard is as far as the circle of Rocknroll.They were our Beatles in many ways.The sheer volume of Tough Pop Rock Hits they produced in a short time span is truly astounding!!God Bless Mr. Pyle.Thanks Joe.
This is the real deal of interest/interviews and hat's off to Sgt.Pyle a living Street Survivor ! Sharing his history of RVZ and fellow musicians ! Nobody can take that away from him !
Another winning interview! Very informative and very moving. Whenever I hear about the plane crash I get emotional, all these years later. I hope to some day go to the memorial they have up near the crash site. Thank you for sharing this interview with us and I can't wait for part 3!
Fantastic interview Joe! I did not know that Artimus was in the plane. It's amazing that he made it out alive! Now I am looking forward to part 3 of the interview. Hope that you are doing well.
This is for Artimus... Never be ashamed to show your emotions. What happened to you is a life changing event that will always remain fresh in your mind. Stay strong.
My daughter and 2 of her friends, actually performed with The APB near Sioux Falls a few years ago, he needed 3 lady singers to help him as a version of The Honkettes ❤️, and they were awesome. Our friend Colene Walters, who was with Porter Wagoneer for years, actually arranged it, so she, my daughter and another friend, and did an amazing job. Ed King and I became friends 10 years ago, a beautiful man, his wife and 2 dogs🥺💔🙏
What an interview, Joe! I saw Skynard open for Allman Brothers shortly after Duane died. I lived in Baton Rouge in 1977 and planned to see them in New Orleans when the plane went down. I remember the shock and sadness. Thanks to you and Mr. Pyle.
Joe, I wanted to add that I enjoyed your discussion of the Atlanta Rhythm Section. I loved all their music and saw them several times at Alex Cooley's Electric Ballroom. Did you know Alex Cooley? He brought Rock & Roll to Atlanta in late 60s & 70s. He put on the legendary Pop Festivals in 1969 & 1970. I saw many great acts at his Electric Ballroom, Johnny Winter, Nugent, Taj Mahal, etc. He made Atlanta a great city for Rock & Roll. Thanks also for responding to commenters. We appreciate it!
Xcellent interview of a Southern Rock legend, talking about other Southern Rock legends. I have a broken Artimus Pyle drum stick - thin strips of duct tape wrapped around it in a crisscross pattern - that I snagged at a Skynyrd concert at Winterland a year b4 the crash. My favorite souvenir from the 70s and one of my favorite all-time concerts.
Thank for what you do Joe. I love watching these interviews. A like and sub is the least I can do. finally back work after 2 years of covid restrictions. Live entertainment was hit hardest than anyone I believe. I know tourism has to be a close second.
I've been to the memorial and it is a sight to behold. But what really struck me was on the fence behind the memorial is a sign that reads " private property do not enter" . And the crash site is a little ways onto that property.
I always thought that Atlanta Rhythm Section was very under-rated...a top-notch band, in my opinion. Always loved So Into You...great Wurlitzer intro, great guitar solo, what a super groove tune.
#SemperFi Artemis! My dad was a Marine! He taught me Give Me 3 Steps as one of the first songs I learned on my Yahama flat top in 79. I was 13 & my guitar 🎸 was my present that year.. I live in north Mississippi & I remember the day of the crash vividly.. I'll never forget that day. It was the day the music died for me. My labomba so to speak... Thank you for your wonderful talent over the years & your wonderful memories you've shared with us & I how your with us many more years sweetie. God bless you.. #oorah and how to hear many more stories from you in the future. Thanks Joe!! Another #awesome interview. Thanks for giving us, the common man a look & more memories of our fav artist, musicians and why they have a place in our hearts.. Love you Artimus... Always... 💯🤍🤘🏻🤟🥁🎼🎶🎸🎧
Another Epic series. Great questions and Artimus is so generous and kind in sharing. I would have been happier had he stayed in the band untill now. 👍🏻😎
Damn...I bought pronounced with some of my brother's friends on January 31st, 1975.NO 1974...It was New Year's eve still.for the party that night...we went back and listened to it and fell in love..I had just turned 17...Tempe AZ... I hated disco..did not dance..from KC ...loved country....country rock got me through disco... These guys were stolen from us....so young
Saw Skynyrd for the first time in 1987 when the band got back together and played the Volunteer Jam at Starwood Amphitheater in Nashville. Later that year they I think it was 10 19 1987 they came back to Nashville and played there first show as they were going on tour. God Bless Lynyrd Skynyrd
Man is he a good interview!! Referencing part 3 . I would love to see the discussion between him and Herbie Hancock at the RnR Hall of fame interview. He needs a Sirius channel !
What’s crazy is there’s a race track at the exit off the interstate where the monument is I’ve been going there since 1994 and I never knew the crash site was only a mile or two from where I’ve been racing until that monument went up
Fantastic job, Joe. Artemis is one tough hombre. I can't imagine the panic he must have been feeling walking out of such a disaster, in the dark, in the woods trying to hold it together.
Nothing can help you move past the trauma of a plane crash faster than getting shot in the shoulder at the first farmhouse you come to. Damb-never knew that odd part of the story. Bring on part 3-awesome cliff-hanger.
Wow. Just for a moment it was 1976 all over again for poor ol Artimus. He's right, they were on fire that Summer. I watched them perform at the Liberty Bowl Stadium on July 4th of that year. I'm certainly glad that I got to see the band at the top of their game.
A saw them that summer, at Anaheim Stadium, with REO Speedwagon, Ted Nugent, and Foreigner. Each band was in their heyday. The Skynyrd guitars and Gary Richrath, of REO, ruled the day!
@@obbor4 Those shows back then were nuts. ZZ Top actually headlined that night. Outlaws and BOC played, too. Ten freaking bucks. Hell an ounce was $15. Lmao.
@@rbt9874 No shit?! Dude, that's freaking nuts! I mean - there was a ton of people there - I reckon I just never considered that, 46 years later, I'd run into one of them on YT. Lmao.
You are a master interviewer, Joe. Pyle is quite the source! Not sure if this is possible, but you should interview what’s left of Redbone: Pat Vegas, Pete De Poe, and Butch Rillera.
JOE.. if this is you answering with the red hearts.. that's very nice, appreciate the time. On a personally serious note on everything I ever loved in life and as honest as I can truly be.. I would find it hard- pressed TODAY!!! To believe just to name two songs: Gimme Back My Bullets, The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe I can sing these songs better than anybody right now! guaranteed! Among other songs that I sing excellently My name is David And I thank you for your time Sir
Hi David… yes I try to at least respond to everyone who takes the time to write me. At least the heart logo. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts and comments too… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I was in Nashville 2018 for my birthday.. I got to get back there man I got to get back to Nashville.. I have a fondness for tootsies as a matter of fact I have a video of me on stage singing there I did The Ride by David Allan Coe.. unlike no one has heard before I do an amazing rendition of The Ride
I am monetarily stable for the first time in four years since 2018 and a trip back to Nashville is NOT out of the question within the next two years.. I shall return I have a great song I wrote 2006 while on a chain-gang/work bus It is the prototypical perfect good time song I believe it is a wealth-making song personally I think it could fit right in with today's considerations
I love the music of Skynyrd..! But I’d go crazy playing exactly the same thing night after night.. I appreciate bands that can improvise and still make the songs recognizable… But I still love Skynyrd ..🔥❤️🙏🏻
Very engaging stuff; Artimus is a character. Joe, excuse my lack of knowledge about these interviews, but why do you break them into 20 minute segments? Why not just run the whole interview in one shot?
Hi Gary… we started showing this show on tv here in Nashville so we cut away for commercials. We just kept that format when we started showing on RUclips. Actually we even cut some of them even shorter because RUclips viewers don’t… as a whole… like longer interviews. If you watch our channel though you will see we eventually show the interviews completely from start to finish for viewers like you who prefer it. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I like it this way. Im one who will pass by many videos if I see they are much longer than 15-20 minutes. Just dont have the time for an hour sit down very often.
Good job Joe .. Joe even after listening to this I still can't understand what the hell happen Billy Powell & Artimus stories don't line up on who did what... Having been shot down twice in one day back in 1970 I know a little about the ground coming up fast on ya..I hope sir you can get it clear up.. thanks. Joe. I'm just saying.
Hi Blue… thanks for your service blue… I had friends in Vietnam shot down in helicopters and I can’t imagine what you guys went through. I know it’s hard to really know even if you’re in the middle of it. My wife and I saw a minor car accident in front of us and we both had different stories. Thanks for watching… Joe
1 st off, all the sites saying Gary was the last... Sorry bit Artiums was the Drummer for LS. Nothing against Bob or Gary... its just the truth. I hate that the aftermath of the plane crash turned everything south and against each other. Does Artimus have the correct story, I dont care, I wasn't there. When you crash in an airplane I am guessing you are disoriented and in shock. I would say its amazing he remembers anything at all. Either way .. keep on rocking from a fan who saw you guys in the early 70s forward.
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I remember reading an interview with Ronnie where the question was, "ARS and Skynyrd meet in a dark alley. Who makes it out?" His answer was, "Ain't enough whiskey in the world to get me into an alley with Robert Nix."
Nailed it yet again Joe. What a superb gentleman and all round good guy, generous and self effacing. Absolute rock history. Thanks Joe and thanks Artemis.
Without a doubt. The best interview yet.
I never knew that Robert nix played on Tuesday's gone and I also did not know so into You was written about Leslie Hawkins that's why I love these videos. Rest in peace Barry Bailey Atlanta rhythm section is one of my all-time favorite bands
Thank you Joe for making musical history come alive, love Artimis Pyle Semper Fi Brother!
Semper Fi to you both. I was 14 when the plane went down and I couldn’t believe it. I never got to see them live. Rock on brother.
So important in the world of music history... Joe, you do a wonderful job!
Thanks again Chris…Joe
Yes he does.
Of all the interviews on this show, I think this one tops them all.
I feel like I've known you both .... all my life. Thank you
Thanks for watching Zanky….Joe
I just don't think Alot of people realize just how important skinard is as far as the circle of Rocknroll.They were our Beatles in many ways.The sheer volume of Tough Pop Rock Hits they produced in a short time span is truly astounding!!God Bless Mr. Pyle.Thanks Joe.
Agree 100%
This is the real deal of interest/interviews and hat's off to Sgt.Pyle a living Street Survivor ! Sharing his history of RVZ and fellow musicians ! Nobody can take that away from him !
This is the best of the best interviews Joe,so full of emotions and rightfully so. Thanks for honoring Mr. Pyle.
Thanks for watching Larry….Joe
Another winning interview! Very informative and very moving. Whenever I hear about the plane crash I get emotional, all these years later. I hope to some day go to the memorial they have up near the crash site. Thank you for sharing this interview with us and I can't wait for part 3!
The best interview ever! Thanks, Joe, and thank God we still have Artimus!
Thanks for watching 4… Joe
Fantastic interview Joe! I did not know that Artimus was in the plane. It's amazing that he made it out alive! Now I am looking forward to part 3 of the interview. Hope that you are doing well.
Thanks as always Steve….Joe
This is for Artimus... Never be ashamed to show your emotions. What happened to you is a life changing event that will always remain fresh in your mind. Stay strong.
My daughter and 2 of her friends, actually performed with The APB near Sioux Falls a few years ago, he needed 3 lady singers to help him as a version of The Honkettes ❤️, and they were awesome. Our friend Colene Walters, who was with Porter Wagoneer for years, actually arranged it, so she, my daughter and another friend, and did an amazing job.
Ed King and I became friends 10 years ago, a beautiful man, his wife and 2 dogs🥺💔🙏
woud have loved to see that
Would have loved to done that
Thank you Joe for your awesome part 2 interview with Artimus Pyle. Your knowledge is incredible and greatly appreciated.
Thanks Joe for sharing this music history with us.
Thank you for supporting us Fred..Joe
I loved that band. Miraculously, I am now playing with the band I was playing with then.
Good to see you, Joe!!
Thanks for watching Roger…Joe
Thanks, again Joe! Another instant classic. Well, they're ALL instant classics. It is so great these videos were recorded for the world to see.
Thanks Michael…I really appreciate it….Joe
Man, this channel should have 1,000,000 subscribers. This is some of the best stuff on RUclips. Excellent work.
Many thanks Randal…. Best, Joe
Great interview as I have come to expect! Thanks Joe, looking forward to part 3.
I always thought of the Atlanta Rhythm Section as the "Steely Dan of Southern Rock"
What an interview, Joe!
I saw Skynard open for Allman Brothers shortly after Duane died. I lived in Baton Rouge in 1977 and planned to see them in New Orleans when the plane went down. I remember the shock and sadness.
Thanks to you and Mr. Pyle.
Thanks for watching Mike…….Joe
Joe, I wanted to add that I enjoyed your discussion of the Atlanta Rhythm Section. I loved all their music and saw them several times at Alex Cooley's Electric Ballroom. Did you know Alex Cooley? He brought Rock & Roll to Atlanta in late 60s & 70s. He put on the legendary Pop Festivals in 1969 & 1970. I saw many great acts at his Electric Ballroom, Johnny Winter, Nugent, Taj Mahal, etc. He made Atlanta a great city for Rock & Roll.
Thanks also for responding to commenters. We appreciate it!
Thank you Joe.
Love these interviews, Joe. It’s always interesting to hear the backstories of “our music”, & the musicians who gave it to us.
Thanks Frankie…Joe
Xcellent interview of a Southern Rock legend, talking about other Southern Rock legends. I have a broken Artimus Pyle drum stick - thin strips of duct tape wrapped around it in a crisscross pattern - that I snagged at a Skynyrd concert at Winterland a year b4 the crash. My favorite souvenir from the 70s and one of my favorite all-time concerts.
Mr. Chambers, your best interview yet. Can’t wait for volume 3.
Doug… I’m Joe.. Mr.Chambers makes me feel old but I appreciate your kindness… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum sorry Joe, I’m probably older than you, the Mr. was out of respect for all you do.
Thank for what you do Joe. I love watching these interviews. A like and sub is the least I can do. finally back work after 2 years of covid restrictions. Live entertainment was hit hardest than anyone I believe. I know tourism has to be a close second.
Thanks very much Mono….Joe
I've been to the memorial and it is a sight to behold. But what really struck me was on the fence behind the memorial is a sign that reads " private property do not enter" . And the crash site is a little ways onto that property.
I always thought that Atlanta Rhythm Section was very under-rated...a top-notch band, in my opinion. Always loved So Into You...great Wurlitzer intro, great guitar solo, what a super groove tune.
I saw ARS debut the album with "So Into You" on it at the Roxy in Hollywood - front center. Very tight. Very memorable.
#SemperFi Artemis! My dad was a Marine! He taught me Give Me 3 Steps as one of the first songs I learned on my Yahama flat top in 79. I was 13 & my guitar 🎸 was my present that year.. I live in north Mississippi & I remember the day of the crash vividly.. I'll never forget that day. It was the day the music died for me. My labomba so to speak... Thank you for your wonderful talent over the years & your wonderful memories you've shared with us & I how your with us many more years sweetie. God bless you.. #oorah and how to hear many more stories from you in the future. Thanks Joe!! Another #awesome interview. Thanks for giving us, the common man a look & more memories of our fav artist, musicians and why they have a place in our hearts.. Love you Artimus... Always... 💯🤍🤘🏻🤟🥁🎼🎶🎸🎧
Thanks Ollie….Joe
Joe, I live your interviews. Always so interesting and informative. Thanks for your posts.
Awesome... Thanks you for posting :)
Thank you for interviewing this great man and musician! God Bless ya both!
Thanks Walter….Joe
Did I mention this was a great interview? OMGosh.. What a GREAT interview!!!
Thanks again…Joe
Wow Joe. I got teary-eyed. That was powerful. Artimus is sweetheart for sure.
This was awesome, Artemis is such a nice and down to earth guy !
So sorry, I spelled his name wrong, it’s Artimus, I would also like to thank him for his service to our country .
Two outstanding musicians and gentlemen.
Gunna have to watch all three.
Just awesome. What a great guy. Art is welcome on my stage ANYTIME !!!
Thank you Joe. Artimus is such a humble gentleman. Would love to catch his stand up act after he's done with drumming.
Thank you for watching too Rick….Joe
Thank You Joe and MHoF&M,,,for this interesting music history piece. Artimus Pyle is a heck of a fine gentleman, after watching this video.
Another Epic series. Great questions and Artimus is so generous and kind in sharing. I would have been happier had he stayed in the band untill now. 👍🏻😎
Thanks David….Joe
She is a good interviewer and she asks artimus the right questions!
Joe and Artimus God bless you guys this is incredible
I would really love to see Joe interview Howard Leese, Steve Fossen or Roger Fisher of Heart…that would be a fun interview!
Great interview Joe, I’ve got to go watch part 1! Very interesting!💫
He is such a great interview
Awesome stuff! Really enjoying it, Joe.
Thanks again dana..Joe
Always Great Joe.Another Fantastic interview.👍
Thank you RC….Joe
Damn...I bought pronounced with some of my brother's friends on January 31st, 1975.NO 1974...It was New Year's eve still.for the party that night...we went back and listened to it and fell in love..I had just turned 17...Tempe AZ...
I hated disco..did not dance..from KC ...loved country....country rock got me through disco...
These guys were stolen from us....so young
Powerful interview, great story,
Ive got goosebumps watching this!
Saw Skynyrd for the first time in 1987 when the band got back together and played the Volunteer Jam at Starwood Amphitheater in Nashville. Later that year they I think it was 10 19 1987 they came back to Nashville and played there first show as they were going on tour. God Bless Lynyrd Skynyrd
Hi Mike…. I miss Starwood. Still can’t believe it’s gone. I saw so many great concerts out there. Thanks for watching our channel… best, Joe
Great show mr
Around the 17-minute mark..
A similar an analogy that I live by is that...
" I do NOT rise to the occasion,
but I fall back on my training "
cant wait for part 3 joe bring it on mate...
Man is he a good interview!! Referencing part 3 . I would love to see the discussion between him and Herbie Hancock at the RnR Hall of fame interview. He needs a Sirius channel !
What’s crazy is there’s a race track at the exit off the interstate where the monument is I’ve been going there since 1994 and I never knew the crash site was only a mile or two from where I’ve been racing until that monument went up
Fantastic job, Joe. Artemis is one tough hombre. I can't imagine the panic he must have been feeling walking out of such a disaster, in the dark, in the woods trying to hold it together.
Thanks for watching William… Joe
Nothing can help you move past the trauma of a plane crash faster than getting shot in the shoulder at the first farmhouse you come to. Damb-never knew that odd part of the story. Bring on part 3-awesome cliff-hanger.
I saw the property owner who "supposedly" shot him,interviewed and he said that didn't happen.
Love Artimus! Always interesting!!
God Bless Artimus Pyle who is clearly a legendary example for all young bucks who follow. Be like Artimus.
Hey Joe bless you
I was at the Kiel that nite for the Charlie Daniels show in st.louis. I was 15.
What might have been but thank goodness for what we got dang that plane and that day
Remember seeing Skynyrd @. JFK Stadium in 78. Where Live Aid was. And Artemis runs cross stage leaps over his huge drum kit like Superman...
Haha. Lynyrd Skynyrd was torn down by then from the previous year's plane crash. Get your facts straight.
Thanks Joe !!!!!
Wow. Just for a moment it was 1976 all over again for poor ol Artimus.
He's right, they were on fire that Summer. I watched them perform at the Liberty Bowl Stadium on July 4th of that year. I'm certainly glad that I got to see the band at the top of their game.
A saw them that summer, at Anaheim Stadium, with REO Speedwagon, Ted Nugent, and Foreigner. Each band was in their heyday. The Skynyrd guitars and Gary Richrath, of REO, ruled the day!
@@obbor4 Those shows back then were nuts. ZZ Top actually headlined that night. Outlaws and BOC played, too. Ten freaking bucks. Hell an ounce was $15. Lmao.
@@rbt9874 No shit?! Dude, that's freaking nuts! I mean - there was a ton of people there - I reckon I just never considered that, 46 years later, I'd run into one of them on YT. Lmao.
Awww, 💓 Artimus!
It's funny how the people in the area and the First Responders didn't know who Lynyrd Skynyrd was
So interesting love Artimus! 🙏🎶
Love you show joe
Thanks for watching David…Joe
ARTIMUS WAS DOING A GREAT INTERVIEW UNTIL HE GOT TO THE PART SAYIN HE WAS SHOT!! NOW HE'S SAYIN JOHNNY MOTE'S WIFE SHOT HIM.
... Thank`s Joe ...
Thanks for watching Billy…Best, Joe
Artimus will always be the messenger
I toured with Billy Jo Royal. What an amazing story of survival.
Far out
You are a master interviewer, Joe. Pyle is quite the source! Not sure if this is possible, but you should interview what’s left of Redbone: Pat Vegas, Pete De Poe, and Butch Rillera.
Thanks Boko…..Joe
Love it!
Artimus is a good human being.
Artimus is a great example for kids these days. Be like Artimus.
JOE.. if this is you answering with the red hearts.. that's very nice, appreciate the time.
On a personally serious note on everything I ever loved in life and as honest as I can truly be..
I would find it hard- pressed TODAY!!!
To believe just to name two songs: Gimme Back My Bullets, The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe
I can sing these songs better than anybody right now! guaranteed!
Among other songs that I sing excellently
My name is David
And I thank you for your time Sir
Hi David… yes I try to at least respond to everyone who takes the time to write me. At least the heart logo. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts and comments too… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum
I was in Nashville 2018 for my birthday.. I got to get back there man I got to get back to Nashville..
I have a fondness for tootsies as a matter of fact I have a video of me on stage singing there I did
The Ride by David Allan Coe.. unlike no one has heard before I do an amazing rendition of The Ride
I am monetarily stable for the first time in four years since 2018 and a trip back to Nashville is NOT out of the question within the next two years.. I shall return I have a great song I wrote 2006 while on a
chain-gang/work bus
It is the prototypical perfect good time song I believe it is a wealth-making song personally I think it could fit right in with today's considerations
Hi 11…. I heard the Ride as a demo by the writer before it was recorded by Coe. Always loved that song. Best, Joe
This guy is the definition of Real…
What a great and classy guy! Artimus for President! 😁
Ya Joe !!
Love the interviews with Artimus. He kind of got shat on by the current band. Sux.
I love the music of Skynyrd..! But I’d go crazy playing exactly the same thing night after night.. I appreciate bands that can improvise and still make the songs recognizable… But I still love Skynyrd ..🔥❤️🙏🏻
Thanks Joe!! Die hard Skynyrd fan!!
Thanks Bud…. Joe
Artimus welcome to Morganton
Whew🥺🙏
WHAT? I never heard about Pyle getting shot at the crash scene! WTF
Did he speak at his funeral?
Very engaging stuff; Artimus is a character. Joe, excuse my lack of knowledge about these interviews, but why do you break them into 20 minute segments? Why not just run the whole interview in one shot?
Hi Gary… we started showing this show on tv here in Nashville so we cut away for commercials. We just kept that format when we started showing on RUclips. Actually we even cut some of them even shorter because RUclips viewers don’t… as a whole… like longer interviews. If you watch our channel though you will see we eventually show the interviews completely from start to finish for viewers like you who prefer it. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts… best, Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum I like it this way. Im one who will pass by many videos if I see they are much longer than 15-20 minutes. Just dont have the time for an hour sit down very often.
I was shot once with a shotgun and it put me flat on my back. It was like getting hit by a truck. I wasn`t severely injured though.
Movie??
Yes they made one KJ… Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum thank you I found it! Blessings from Ontario.
I always thought artimus was a killer drummer but watched a video with Gary saying that he was never a great drummer I was like really!!!!
Arimya did toy okay with us in muscle shows
Good job Joe .. Joe even after listening to this I still can't understand what the hell happen Billy Powell & Artimus stories don't line up on who did what... Having been shot down twice in one day back in 1970 I know a little about the ground coming up fast on ya..I hope sir you can get it clear up.. thanks. Joe. I'm just saying.
Hi Blue… thanks for your service blue… I had friends in Vietnam shot down in helicopters and I can’t imagine what you guys went through. I know it’s hard to really know even if you’re in the middle of it. My wife and I saw a minor car accident in front of us and we both had different stories. Thanks for watching… Joe
Not to make lite of the tragedy of the plane crash but injured in a plane crash only to get shot....crazy bad day.
👍
Omg he was shot
1 st off, all the sites saying Gary was the last... Sorry bit Artiums was the Drummer for LS. Nothing against Bob or Gary... its just the truth.
I hate that the aftermath of the plane crash turned everything south and against each other. Does Artimus have the correct story, I dont care, I wasn't there. When you crash in an airplane I am guessing you are disoriented and in shock. I would say its amazing he remembers anything at all.
Either way .. keep on rocking from a fan who saw you guys in the early 70s forward.
Skynyrd is the greatest... No matter what!