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Great song! Great reaction!
That "crying" guitar gets me every time
Gary Rossinton on leed guitar this song. Live version is best on the "One More From The Road" album
"Sounds like a gospel song" I couldn't help but chuckle at that. A lot of these guys that play southern rock learned to play and sing at church
Gimme 3 steps-lynyrd skynyrd
It's off the charts greatness!
Southern rock! You never cease to amaze me young man- your open mindedness is refreshing- this world could use more of that- your reactions and interpretations are usually spot on- and even if not, it doesn’t matter- music is what you make of it in your own mind. Keep rocking young man! And Happy New Year
Check out "Call Me the Breeze", "That Smell", "Gimme Three Steps", "I Ain't The One" by Skynyrd
Can't you smell that smell
That smell poor Gary Ronnie and Allen wrote that cuz Gary crashed his car into a tree brand new car
That smell poor Gary Ronnie and Allen wrote that cuz Gary crashed his car into a tree brand new car
Southern Rock is the genre
Great reaction, just let the music speak to your soul, that’s what it’s all about
You nailed it!
Southern rock. I feel your vibe...that they grew up in a church. No doubt
You're definitely right; this does have some Gospel overtones. I know that Ronnie grew up singing in church, and I know that Gary grew up in church. I bet they probably all did. They were all in their early 20s, Allen and Gary (two of the guitarists) were probably 20...MAYBE 21 when this album was recorded. These boys were hard partiers then, but most Rock stars at that age are. Their souls are for sure revealed in many of their songs. I just love this band so much. I was probably 5 when this song came out, and I would cry as a little girl when this was played. Not sure why this song speaks to me so. Anyway, I love your reactions - you're real. Keep doing what you're doing. They are considered Southern Rock, but they do have many, many fast, rocking songs. Needle and the Spoon and That Smell are both kind of anti-drug songs, since this band were trying to clean up their act as they got older.
Yeah. And give me back my bullets is basically about gun control. Maybe after the events of give me three steps😂
@@wheresatari668 the true events of GIMME THREE STEPS is definitely enough to put the fear of God in anyone. 😂
@@Tuesdays_Gone Gives new meaning to the phrase look but don't touch, lol.
That smell was about Gary and his new ride that he crash in to a tree Ronnie and Allen wrought it
Didnt Billy play piano in church
I’m with you, songs like this should be about feel and not analyzing lyrics on your first listen/reaction. I’m with you on that, most of us who drop comments analyzing lyrics have been listening to the songs for decades.
And we ALL know the first time we heard these songs in the day, it was without analysis or lyrics. We just took it in.
@@anniegoodrich262 we had so much great music back then it was just enjoyable listening and singing along.
@@gerhardbraatz6305 That we did!
True first time hearing we all feel it
Tuesday is his girl's name. There used to be an actress by the name of Tuesday Weld. My bad, she's still alive. I've always loved that name. Tuesday's like 75 or so now. 😎🤔😎
This song always reminds me of my first wife who passed away in 2003 my childhood sweetheart and yes I still cry
Southern Rock! Excellent choice! 🎸
Nice reaction. Lynard Skynyrd is a Southern Rock band. From Song Facts: "Tuesday in this song is the name of a girl. It's about going away and leaving her behind."
Young man, you are wise beyond your years. Keep digging into the older music, any genre, a lot of great songs from the past for you to enjoy
You're going to find out, since you already know you like Lynyrd Skyward, that there's not a bad song in their library.
So legit.
Nailed it
"Tuesday" means what you need it to mean. For a bit more upbeat one, try "Call Me the Breeze". Good reaction.
I always thought Tuesday was his girls name
@@georgegreenhalgh993same
“All I can do is write about it” is a great one. You’ll love it
The original Lynyrd Skynyrd is simply amazing. The sad thing about this group is 85% of its fans over look most of their best songs. Your typical fans usually know Freebird, SImple Man, That Smell, Curtis Loew, Tuesdays Gone, and etc. Those are great songs and all, but the true gems are hidden. I would recommend, or would love to see you review songs such as; All I Can Do Is Write About It, Georgia Peaches, Searching, Four Walls Of Raiford, Was I Right Or Wrong, Things Going On, Cry For The Bad Man, Mr. Banker, Cheating Woman, and etc. If you search you will see NO ONE has ever reviewed these songs. Reviewers always review your typical radio played Skynyrd songs. Lynyrd Skynyrd has a TON of amazing songs that most are unaware of,..... "many thanks and keep up the great work,...." (I can tell you are moved by this group,...do yourself a favor and take my advice. I assure that you will not be disappointed) "I would have never made it to 43 with out Lynyrd Skynyrd in my life,...."
Love Skynyrd! Definitely should check out Freebird live Oakland 1977...it is epic!! Ronnie Van Zant wrote the lyrics to this song this song when they got their record deal...everything was changing...big changes & life as he knew it would be gone like the wind...Love Gary Rossington's guitar solo...the genre of their music is Southern Rock....I my opinion the greatest Southern Rock Band of all time....
My all time favorite live performance by any band that I've ever witnessed, be it in person or on video.
Yes, Gary Rossington's solo is sweet, although Allen Collins' solo is one for the books, and to think that Allen was only 18 years of age when he wrote this classic.
Breakup... Billy Powell playing piano grew up playing classical piano was their roadie until they heard him playing one day during a break from making this album so they fired him and hired him as their piano player... Southern Rock
And this band without Powell is like the Outlaws or Molly Hatchet--good, but not legendary. There were a lot of great prog rock keyboardists at this time in music but if you wanted rock and roll for my money it was Billy Preston or Billy Powell on keys.
@@loadedorygun Couldn't imagine Skynyrd without Billy. The piano just seem to fit the sound. This song has always been one of my favorites. Deep Purple is another great band with a great keyboardist as well as Boston.
That piano solo gets me EVERY time I hear it. So masterful and introspective.
This music is our soul. We grew up with them.
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You should check out a band called ZZ Top from Houston, Tx. Jimmy Hendrix chose them as an opening band for some shows and even gave their guitar player one of his guitars. That’s a complement any blues based rock band would have loved to have. “La Grange” is the song most reaction channels have been doing if you want to start there.
And also, it is said that when asked who his favorite guitar player was, Jimi Hendrix said Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
My Buddy, one of my all time best friends, was "Spanky" (E. J. Kerrigan, he was head of security for Skynyrd for over 20 years. I tried to assist him in getting sober in the late 90's, but unfortunately he relapsed and died drunk while doing heroin, which he never did, he was just going through a horrible time of life and we could not reach him). Many times I was fortunate to be back stage with these guys, and many times at the hotels with them. They partied like no others, bowls of cocaine and unlimited beers and whiskey....... This song ~Tuesday was his girl. They broke up, ("she had to be free.." thus Tuesday is in the wind, gone) but he has to carry on, and he is hurting (trying to ride the blues away) and trying to kick the sadness of being alone again. .... Be well Bro!
Wow. 😦 What a life. Sorry about your friend.
@@justjudijjb3455 Thank You, He was one of the sensitive good guys that would give his shirt off his back to not just his friends but to a complete stranger also. Be well Judi!
@@jgarcia1ful addiction is a horrible disease. It discriminated against no one. Most addicts I’ve known have been very kind, sensitive people. 🙏🏼
@@justjudijjb3455 I haven't talk about this is years ~ It Truly is indeed. Its why Spanky Gravitated back into my life as he was trying to get clean and sober (we originally knew each other from HS in Potomac Md). I had 15 years sober at that point, now I have over 35 yrs. (he knew everyone in the business, so one night we went to see the Allman Brothers. As always he had carte blanche and we ended up parking right next to their tour bus, back stage at Jiffy Lube Arena in Va., Greg Allman asked me hours later after the show, if that was my little Honda with the AA stickers mixed in with all the Grateful Dead ones parked next to their bus. Allman would remember me a year later when we were back stage at Merriweather Post and pulled me aside like from 2AM to 3AM just talking recovery and life, Really big guy with a soft voice, who actually just loved people). With Spanky he was a stone cold alcoholic, so after being clean for a year and a half, he went missing one weekend. We were all worried and that Sunday Night I got the call from Mont Co Police to come to the hospital and ID his body. He passed out in the tub passed out and then drowned. He ran into someone that gave him a bag of heroin, and since Spanky was already drunk he did a few lines. He had no tolerance and it killed him. ~ You know, I agree, most of us are very sensitive, but there is a ton of pain that reaches out to their community, Family, Friends, etc that have to watch a person go down those roads and not be able to assist them. You know the deal, the person has to really want this life, no one can drag them down the path to recovery....... Wow, Thanks Judi, you bought up many memories that I can't even write.... Be Well, Please!!!!!!
@@jgarcia1ful 😯 not many people have stories like that. My husband took himself to rehab 7.5 months ago. He’s doing great but hearing how guys he got so close too in rehab not make it is heartbreaking. My brother detoxed himself from heroin years ago. I’m always amazed that he was successful at it. So many stories... Congratulations on your sobriety 🙌🏼 Now, I’ll think of your friend when I listed to Skynyrd 😌
He knows the band has finally hit and his life is about to change dramatically.
Loved the reaction, man! Just wanted to throw in my two cents about the meaning of the lyrics. Based on my several years of reading about Skynyrd and the backstory of a lot of the band's songs, Tuesday's Gone was written about the band signing to a record label when they finally found commercial success and being forced to constantly tour and adopt more of a "business" approach both to their material and daily lives. Ronnie Van Zant is talking about the carefree days of his youth being "gone with the wind" and his new life taking over while reflecting on those days that he once had. Thus "Tuesday's Gone." So you were actually spot-on when you said it sounded like the song was about starting a new life. Really, the lyrics can mean whatever you want them to mean. As with all great songs, the lyrics are meant to speak to each listener individually :)
I've been listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd for 35+ years and I never thought about the gospel influence. You're right. There really is a heavy gospel influence in their music!
Gospel, Blues, R&B, Southern Rock, Jazz all have that soulful undertone. They all have the same cultural origin. Call it passion, soul, God, whatever, but those kinds of music have it. And old teacher once told me "Music today is repetitive and soul less because life today is repetitive and soul less. It was made for your ears. Our music had soul because our life had soul. Our music was made for your heart."
God bless you and your whole family. I just a little man I Florida rooting for you.
Their pianist was a trained orchestra pianist. That's why he's so awesome!
This is actually what is called Southern Rock.
I don't know if this is Been recommended yet but I highly recommend Curtis Loew by Lynyrd Skynyrd it's an awesome song too
Southern Rock is it's own genre. A little blues, a little country, a little Rock. Total vibe.
These boys were the real deal. Ronnie Van Zandt was the lead singer; he wrote the songs together with Ed King (lead guitar). And yes, they are soulful. Mostly working class kids from the bad parts of town, putting their lives into their music. The real point of all this is that we are all human, and though we come from different experiences we share the human experience: we laugh, we cry, we love, we win and we lose, and therefore we can all relate to the songs that sing about it all.
This is a band I grew up listening to, and to see a young man really enjoying their music fills my heart with joy, and I must say you are a very insightful young man. Thank you for listening to and sharing your thoughts! It’s southern fried rock!
This genre is called “Southern Rock”. It’s Blues based Rock.
Simple man brought me here. Free Bird made me stay. Two pink floyd tracks and all of dark side of the moon helped the whiskey down. 2 Tool songs reigned me in. Now this has me back on track. Please please please do That Smell by Lynyrd Skynyrd next. One of my top 3 songs ever. Lyrics and solo wise. Keep it up brotha
Called Southern Rock genre
Just called good music back then not so many tags they came later.
This song is so awesome, and so is your reaction. You can’t go wrong with Lynyrd Skynyrd. Everything, and I mean EVERYthing they’ve ever done is just great. I grew up on this music and saw them live in 1976, before the accident. Best concert ever.
You have to do two more Lynyrd Skynyrd reactions. 1. Live version of “Free Bird” at Oakland California on July 2, 1977, it’s a football stadium and 3 months before the plane crash. 2. “Call me the Breeze” before 1977… I was fortunate to see them in concert 3 times before the plane crash. It’s Southern Rock and Tuesday is a girl…
According to Wikipedia: “The lyrics are band frontman Ronnie Van Zant's realization that his normal life is finished forever with the band's new MCA/Sounds of the South record deal. "Tuesday," representing life as it was, is gone with the wind. “
They were called southern rock in the 70s. But whatever you wanna call them, they sang with a lot of soul!!
You have such a wonderful appreciation for music!
Yeah, You got it! I just watch your first two reactions to Skynyrd, and you have gone from a complete novice to really understanding why this band was so great they literally helped create a whole new genre of music, Southern Rock, with a unique blend of Rock, Blues, Country, Southern Gospel. You are absolutely right, it's how it makes you feel.
the song "Dont ask me no questions" is about when he comes home from a tour and just wants to relax.this is more up beat.you will like.
Grew up on skynyrd. My favorite band of all time. Idk if anyone suggested it yet but the ballad of Curtis Lowe and all I can do is write about it are amazing also that smell. Honestly too many to name here lol
Thanks, I enjoyed listening to your reaction, I grew up listening to these guys but I preferred the blues and jazz. I have enjoyed watching several of your reactions to several bands, thanks again.
The more I watch your videos the more I realize you have an "old soul" vibe you're very wise for your age man keep it up love it!
You have to do "Freebird" live at the Oakland Colesuem, this will give you a real taste of their musical talents. I enjoy watching a new generation appreciate the music that I grew up on.
First off, great reaction. Secondly I suggest reacting to any song live whenever possible . Now the next Skynyrd song I suggest is White Dove.
If you ever have seen Happy Gilmore this song is at the end of the movie.
and the beginning
@@alicedelgado955 That’s why she moved to Egypt, where there’s not a hockey rink around for 1500 miles.
🎧"Sweet Home Alabama" LIL more up beat. Another hit song for them....🎧💗🎵🇺🇸 🎶🎸🎵🎤
Think we got another Skynyrd fan the best band in the world i think Ronnie sing for all to relate but even with Johnny Ronnie baby bother they where still awesome all the song you can feel and its like a story i would love to have a beer with Gary and Johnny
As an old Skynyrd follower from the beginning it has been said Ronnie wrote this song after the death of the actress Tuesday Weld.
Ronnie and his childhood Sweetheart got Married to young !! He had his first Daughter to Her and they split up !! And according to his Mother the Divorce Papers that Finalized it !! Were Delivered on a Tuesday !!! So enjoy and can you Please play the First ever Rap tune called Subterranean Homesick blues by Bob Dylan with the Video :-) !! I think that it was the First-ever video :-) !!!!
You are going deep son. God bless you for that. Don't stop......
You just sold that critique to me and I'm 65. Great way to do your show.
Southern Rock is more complex then most plain ole Rock and Roll. It has elements of Rock, Blues, Country and yes Gospel. You have a good ear to pick up on that. You would probably LOVE the Allman Brothers.
You are really listening to good stuff here. A little sad Skynyrd info: most of this band died in a plane crash. The surviving members went on to form the Rosington Collins band. Worth listening to as well.
I've watched three of your reactions to Skynyrd. Just love your face in all of them, joy, sadness and amazement. You'll be at the bottom of this rabbit hole your in, when you do "The four walls of Raiford" and subbed ,much love
In the summer of 1977, members of the rock band Aerosmith inspected an airplane they were considering chartering for their upcoming tour-a Convair 240 operated out of Addison, Texas. Concerns over the flight crew led Aerosmith to look elsewhere-a decision that saved one band but doomed another. The aircraft in question was instead chartered by the band Lynyrd Skynyrd, who were just setting out that autumn on a national tour that promised to be their biggest to date. On October 20, 1977, however, during a flight from Greenville, South Carolina, to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s tour plane crashed in a heavily wooded area of southeastern Mississippi during a failed emergency landing attempt, killing band-members Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and Cassie Gaines as well as the band’s assistant road manager and the plane’s pilot and co-pilot. Twenty others survived the crash.
Just so Beautiful. This song gets me everytime.
Southern rock. It can be southern = jazz/blues. I can see the notice of gospel in this, but it's sort of a small part. It's more like a personal, individual story, built with strong emotion to tell it... but it's always good seeing people notice and like good music. Keep going, you will like more...
This is no joke, my favourite song of all time
Glad im not the only one
Poor southern boys back then were in church on Sunday's. More humble and god fearing.
One of my absolute favorite skynyrd tunes
I noticed this was your latest reaction so I wanted to leave a quick message and here to point you back towards another reaction you did where I left some comments. you did a reaction on the Bee Gees song stay in the live. I left the comment in there where I left several BG songs that I think you'll want to listen to and don't be surprised if everyone of them makes you love the Bee Gees that much more because they're an awesome group but I also left you a message in there about the group that inspired that great BG sound you listen to a great R&B group called The stylistics and I mentioned three of their top songs they got about eight or so really good songs and I at least gave you three to start you out and I think you'll love the Bee Gees songs I mentioned and I think you'll love the stylistics songs as well.
Love that you are listening to some classic southern rock! 👍👍 Try some Blackfoot, the album “Strikes”...I think you will enjoy Highway song, Train Train and Left turn on a Red light....👍👍. Btw....the lead singer of Blackfoot is now in Skynyrd....
Listen to DANNY Joe Brown band he was the lead singer of Molly Hatchet he left for one year to make a solo album and then came back his song is Edge Of Sundown is awesome
Give Lynyrd Skynyrd Red White & Blue a Listen Please. It's a Great Working Man/Woman Song.. That needs some light. Thank You so much. May you have a very Blessed New Year.
Not Skynyrd, the current lineup is a tribute band.
The Genre name you're trying to say is Southern Rock :-)
Keep up the Reactions. Good job my friend.
Their live stuff is much better than the studio. Checkout the One More From the Road album.
You need to listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd - That Smell, The Ballad of Curtis Loew and The Four Walls of Raiford. You won’t regret it.
You have an appreciation for instruments. Led Zeppelin - All of My Love
You'll thank me for that keyboard trumpet solo being stuck in your head all week
They had a lot of joy to them as well. You'll like Gimme Three Steps, I think.
yuor a smart cookie kid keep it up the more you listen the more you learn
Anything LYNYRD SKYNYRD is awesome!
Tuesday's gone is a reference to life in general. Each day passes so fast and before you know it Tuesday's gone with the wind.. Just like relationships that end or sour in life, it speaks to the pain that comes with that change. The train rolls on...You hit it just right LFR
One thing in life we can count on that's for sure and that is change nothing nothing ever stays the same change is a part of our evolution in life as human beings as people
some more upbeat fun songs from them I know you will like are "gimme 3 steps", and "Sweet Home Alabama" you may have heard that one, just didnt realize it was them that sang it.
LFR Jojo This IS ONE OF My FAVs from them. GLAD YOUR STILL Reacting to Lynyrd Skynyrd. Most of there song, THEY WROTE ABOUT THINGS THEY WENT THRU!!!! GOOD OL SOUTHERN BOY'S WHO WROTE STUFF FROM THE HEART!!! PEACE Brotha
You should listen to "The Ballad of Curtis loew" by lynyrd Skynyrd
Glad you listened to this on our last Tuesday of 2020
I cry Everytime I hear this song
Tuesday is the girl's name. I just now caught that it says "again" - meaning this is an on and off relationship. And he just got on the train and off the Tuesday. He is certainly talking about starting a new life. He got home and his girl was gone again and he couldn't take it anymore so he took the train. That makes sense to me but your interpretation fits just as well.
This song is about Ronnie Van Zant's (lead singer) marriage ending in divorce..it was finalized on a Tuesday
Interesting. My dad mentioned something about Tuesday killed herself
You’ve gotta check out Stevie Ray Vaughan. I can tell by the things you say you’d be stuck in another world listening to his guitar playing. “Tin Pan Alley”
Love these guys great video
I just found your videos and really enjoy your reaction. If you think there music is inspiring you should listen to the Ballad of Curtis Lowe. Great blues song. Keep doing what you do.
Hey man, if you are digging the soulful southern rock with deep vibes and singing guitar solos, you need to check out the Jayhawks! I'd start with "Waiting For The Sun", "Take Me With You When You Go", "Crowded In The Wings, "Blue" and "Settled Down Like Rain". For reals.
Free Bird live in oakland
For more Skynyrd, check out "Was I Right or Wrong".
for me This song always means an ending to something
Its Southern rock which has its roots in the blues
SOUTHERN ROCK . LYNRD SKYNYRD and the ALLMAN BROTHERS were the Kings and maybe the only popular Bands of Southern Rock .
Both of those Bands had lost a couple of their Band Members to Untimely Deaths,
Note the Singer in LYNRD SKYNYRD is the Son of the original Lead Singer, The band did not know he could sing, so they tried him out , He looks and Sings just like his Dad YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
It what was referred to as southern rock Lynyrd Skynyrd kind of invented it made the ones that died in the plane crash rest in peace
Feel this in your soul
Its Southern Rock. The band dabled in Rock Country Gospel and the Blues. They were an awesome band. Keep up the great work 🙏
give this a listen ,Gimme Back My Bullets