Lynyrd Skynyrd- Three Steps (REACTION)
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Ronnie Van Zant is the person singing. I believe the band was named after their high school gym teacher.
They did name the band after a high school Gym teacher that gave them a hard time because of their long hair but later he ended up interdicting them when they played a concert in Jacksonville .
His name was Leonard Skinner
@@shirleybuffington6420 nothing but
Yes coach Leonard Skinner rip
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This was written after Ronnie the lead singer was at a club called the Little Brown Jug he was dancing with a woman and her husband or boyfriend pulled a gun on him .
My bad .ronnie van Sant. Wife said it was a bar in Jacksonville Florida. So I was wrong. It was called the little brown jug.
True story. And he told the guy all you're gonna see is ass and elbows.
Worked on a natural gas project across the street from this bar almost 20 years ago. Not a fancy place but somebody there all the time.
Im thinkin' the lil Brown Jug out by the river? Spent a couple fun nights in that place back in the day! Skynard played small gigs around Jax and surrounding areas, and even a prom here in Saint Augustine before they got big. They were the first tape to go in when we went cruising' for a party!
Lynyrd Skynyrd is music that's good for your soul.
Ronnie Van Zant was the singer. The band, Lynyrd Skynyrd was named loosely after their high school gym teacher, Leonard Skinner. The entire band, Lynyrd Skynyrd was in a horrifying plane crash in '77, and three of the band members were killed, including singer, Ronnie Van Zant.
Here's the story:
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“Call Me The Breeze” is another really good Skynyrd song.
The Best Band EVER
That was actually a cover of a J.J. Cale song.
On the subject of J.J.Cale, he was a prolific musician from Oklahoma, and was widely considered "a musician's musician ". So many people covered his songs! A couple you may heard of were 'After Midnight' and 'Cocaine' which Eric Clapton made famous. Treat yourself, if you aren't already familiar with him, and check him out. Sadly, we lost him last year. RIP J.J.!
@@matthewhernandez4400 yeah…. Skynrd’s version is better though.
My favorite LS song.
If you like Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarists, then you HAVE to do "Free Bird".
Arguably one of the most EPIC guitar riffs in history.
Free bird having the best guitar riff ever?!?! You are higher than giraffe pussy. Great song, but you are trippin if you think that is the most epic guitar riff ever.
The live version from Oakland coliseum will give you guys a great idea of who "lynryd syknryd" the band was. That riff solo whatever you want to call it will have yall jamming.
Free Bird is a great song but even Ronie didnt consider it their best. Study up on Skynryd. They have better songs.
Stairway To Heaven
@@ELLIOT1311 Free Bird > Stairway
Another great song to react to is simple man by them and free bird. Everyone knows sweet home Alabama. Great reaction!
Great band.......wish somebody would do Curtis Lowe..its requested across youtube but nobody has done it yet.....yall be the first lol...thats the band name Ronnie Van Zant is the singer...far left in first pic and Gary Rossington in middle of pic in black hat doing guitar work...all very young 19-21 when this song was recorded....watch out with the head bobbin now hahaha...wife wasnt down though all good
Another song that hardly Nobody Knows by then well not the masses anyway is Four Walls of Raiford it is so awesome
@@allendixon1044 yes....OUTSTANDING BLUES.....Do you know who did the slide guitar work?...I do just seeing if you know.
I've seen several react to it
@@aprildawn3186 thats you lol
Yep, I have too. GREAT song!
Guitar is Allen Collins Gary rossington and ed king bass is Leon Wilkinson
I loved the 70’s. Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Eagle’s,ACDC and so many more. I’m 60 something,lol, and if you are watching some of their concerts, the crowds are huge. And an abundant amount of smoke. Sooo much fun. ❤❤🎉🎉
They are from my hometown, here in Jacksonville FL! One of the guitarist was also Rickey Medlock, one of the best ever,who left the band, and started his own band called Blackfoot! You want to hear a serious guitar solo listen to Blackfoots Highway Song! You won't regret it! Train Train is great as well! Love you 2!
The singer at the time was Ronnie Van Zant. He died in a plane crash in 1977. Since then his 2 younger brothers Johnny and Donnie have done the vocals for the band. They just did their final tour about 2 - 3 years ago. The guitarist is Steve Gaines. His sister Cassie was a back up singer. They were also on the plane. i watch the documentary on Netflix. been listening to Lynyrd Skynard since I was little. I'm old now!!
my pops grew up down the road from where Skynyrd got started. I've heard their music my whole life lol. Did yall know the drummer survived the plane crash that took Ronnie's life and went to get help and was shot by a farmer? He survived that too though. RIP Ronnie Van Zant, Steve and Cassie Gaines, Dean Kilpatrick, and the pilots
Artemis Pyle, god bless him.
Lynyrd Skynyrd recommendations: “Free Bird,” “Simple Man,” and “Tuesday’s Gone.”
There's so many to recommend. Double Trouble is a hidden gem, or Mississippi Kid.
Ballad of Curtis Loew is a great one
The singer was Ronnie Van Zant, who organized the group and wrote most of the songs. In the picture you have on screen he's the one on the far left. The name came from the name of his high school gym teacher. Ed King (originally of Strawberry Alarm Clock) is the lead guitarist, arranger and cowrote many songs with Ronnie. Ronnie was among those killed in the 1977 plane crash. Forever have a place in my heart ... a major part of the sound track for my life.
"That Smell" by Lynyrd Skinnyrd is a great song also
Seen them several times in concert. Always a great show
They are one of the few bands th a have three guitarist. Gives them a unique sound
High or drunk lol hey it was the 70s.....rip to lynard skynard 10-20-1977
Even by the standards of '70s rock bands , they were notorious for their drinking , drugs , and brawling .
The band is named after a high school teacher of there's, the person singing was the original lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, the first b&W photo he's the one on the end on the left. Unfortunately he and other band members died in 77, that's when Johnny Van Zant took over. It's ok if she won't feeling it lol they are not for everyone but free bird is their best song and it has the guitar that you like.
free bird isnt their best.. its just their most popular and overrated -.-
@@Monglomon I would have to disagree, but if it makes you feel better simple man is a close second.
I’m sorry but the ballad of Curtis Lowe is by far one of the best songs I’ve ever heard period
@@deadploHawk don't get me wrong Curtis Lowe is a great song without a doubt, but it falls just short of free bird and simple man. That's just my opinion though.
There best song is
Four walls of Raeford.
My opinion.
Simple man
That smell
Curtis Lowe
How can anyone Not like Southern Rock? You love guitars...keep going!
Ronnie Van Zant is the singer. Lynard Skynard is the name if the band. Named after their high school gym teacher. They told him they were going to make it un music, and he didn't believe them. They told him they would make it even if they named their band after him; the rest is history!!!
So the singer was Ronnie Van Zant, the one holding the beer in the black hat. There were actually two and sometimes three guitar players in the band.Some of the best guitarists ever were in this Band! Check out Freebird live at Knebworth 1976. Even if you have heard it, seeing it live is a whole other experience when they get to the solo/outro of the song. And they probably were all high, drunk, or both lol. Some of the band died in a plane crash in 1977 including Ronnie.
Band named after their gym teacher and lead singer is Ronnie Van Zant.
The song is based on a real-life experience Ronnie Van Zant had at a biker bar in Jacksonville known as The Pastime, having a gun pulled on him for dancing with another man's woman, and thus inspiring him to write the lyrics on his way home. It is memorable for its opening riff and engaging narrative of how the singer was dancing with a girl named Linda Lou at a bar called The Jug when a man, probably the girl's boyfriend or husband, enters with a loaded .44 and catches them, angrily believing her to be cheating. The song's title refers to the chorus, where the interloper begs for a head start out of the bar: "Won't you give me three steps Give me three steps, mister Give me three steps towards the door? Give me three steps Give me three steps, mister And you'll never see me no more.
Check out the Ballad of Curtis Loew.
The guy on the far left is Ronnie Van Zant. After the plane crash and loss of Ronnie and several more, his brother Johnny now leads the band. Only two originals left Gary Rossington, guitar and Artemis Pyle, who was once a drummer.
That smell, simple man, call me the breeze, gimme back my bullets, free bird live in Oakland and ballet of Curtis lowe
Its sad how the original members passed in a plane crash and some survived. The movie "If I Leave Here Tomorrow" is really good
The bands always played this song back in the day at clubs and everyone hit the dance floor!
'The water fell on the floor...' -- He pissed his pants. I have been in a similar situation, and I don't care how tough you think you are, you will do the same....
Damn right and if you see that .44 up close and personal it don't mater like you said how big and bad you THINK you are you will quickly learn you ain't as big and as bad as that .44 that can take you out.
Ronnie van zant is the lead singer and main song writer died in the plane crash
I LOVE watching you guys. You do reactions to songs that I love and so I really get excited to see your perspective on these songs. Oh, and Jai, you’re a doll. When you laugh or smile, your whole face lights up. Great couple. Keep it up👍🏻
Lynyrd Skynyrd was a band not an individual. They named themselves after a teacher some of them had in High School. The lead singer was Ronnie Van Zant and the band featured 3 guitar players that switched off lead. Check out a video from one of their last concerts for the song "That Smell." This song features a lot of guitar work and you can see them all switching off as well as Ronnie singing.
Ronnie also came up with the lyrics, which he never wrote down. "If it ain't good enough to remember, it ain't good enough". Lead guitar here was played by the late Allen Collins, the tall skinny dude, second from the left.
I love the way the two of you interact with each other it is so natural
Simple Man. Great song. The lyrics are phenomenal. Very meaningful.
You guys are so cool. Whenever I'm having a rough day I watch y'all & y'all always make me feel better. Thanx bunches!
Being from Alabama... you'd think that " Sweet Home Alabama " would be my Favorite Skynyrd song, but THIS song is my FAVORITE !! ❤❤ YALL !!
Ronnie Van Zant is the singer. He died in a plane crash a couple years after this song came out. The guitarist (i think) also died.
In October of 1977 the plane carrying the band and other passengers ran out of gas and crashed. 3 members of the band died that day ( Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and Cassie Gaines) as well as their assistant road manager. The survivors were Gary Rossington, Billy Powell, Leon Wilkeson and Artimus Pyle.
And Allen Collins survived!
I finally got to see this band in my late twenties. Darien Lake outside of Buffalo New York. Unfortunately LOL the Skynyrd tour before that. Everybody at Darien Lake and started their blankets on fire and there were a lot of biker riots haha. So when I seen it? There were a lot of regulations. But it was still an excellent show. Yeah Lynyrd Skynyrd was their gym teacher LOL
From left to right on the first photo black and white.Ronnie VanZant lead singer, Allen Collins Guitar, Gary Rossington Guitar. Artimus Pyle Drums,Leon Wilkeson Bass, Billy Powell Piano
Lynyrd Skynyrd was his science teacher , the lead singer us Ronnie Van zant , killed in plane crash in 1977
That picture was the album cover for Gimme back my bullets...From 3 years later.
This song was from their first album.
And it's a true story.
Allman Brothers "Whipping Post"
Lynard Skynard was the name of the band. Ronnie Van Zant along with Steven Gaines and his sister were killed in a airplane crash.
The guy on the far left is the one singing.His name is Johnny van Zant. Lynnard Skynnard is the name of the band.
One of the few songs you can still find the police report for.
Great reaction to an amazing band! If you love the guitar, you MUST listen to Free Bird by them! Also, Simple Man, Ballard of Curtis Loew and Tuesday’s Gone.... The lead singer passed in a plane crash with a few other members of the band.
I never dreamed I never dreamed that's another Lynyrd Skynyrd song that nobody will do that's one of their best
The band is Lynyrd Skynyrd, named after there gym coach who always got onto them for there long hair. Ronnie Van Zant is the lead singer, and if you like this one you have got to listen to Needle & The Spoon :)
Ronnie Van Zant was lead singer...now his brother Johnny Van Zant sings lead with current line up in Lynyrd Skynyrd...Gary Rossington guitarist... is only surviving member left in the band now...Artemis Pyle the drummer is still living but he has his own band now...Allen Collins & Ron King were the other guitarists...then later on Steve Gaines was added after Ron King had left the band...those 3 guitars...just nothing better...greatest Southern Rock band of all time!
They're the band..Van Zant is the singer. Half their band died in a plane crash. Allen collins played guitar. He died in the early 90's with phnemonia. After he had a car accident several years earlier that left him paralyzed.
It's the band... and the singer is ronnie van zant, his brother Johnny took over as singer years after the plane crash... he also has a great tribute song to his brother you should check out...
I love the fact that it’s a true story like the rest of there songs
Following a performance at the Greenville Memorial Auditorium in Greenville, South Carolina, on October 20, 1977, the band boarded a chartered Convair CV-240 bound for Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where they were scheduled to appear at LSU the following night. After running out of fuel the pilots attempted an emergency landing before crashing in a heavily forested area five miles northeast of Gillsburg, Mississippi.[27][28] Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Gaines, along with backup singer Cassie Gaines (Steve's older sister), assistant road manager Dean Kilpatrick, pilot Walter McCreary, and co-pilot William Gray were killed on impact. Other band members (Collins, Rossington, Wilkeson, Powell, Pyle, and Hawkins), tour manager Ron Eckerman,[29] and several road crew members suffered serious injuries.
If you love guitars then " Free Bird" live is an absolute must see.
This is what early "get fucked up- play some music" early 70's south was (not the racist type, but the i lived on a dirt road type)
Great classic rock band. So many great songs with the horrible plane crash that killed several members including Ronnie Van Zant the lead singer and songwriter. The plane crash happened in October of 1977. A must see is “Freebird” live at Oakland,Ca on July 2 1977 just a few months before the crash. It’s one of the best live performances of all time....
Gary Rossington playing the lead guitar on this song, the other two guitarists were Allen Collins and Ed King this song on their first studio album 1974... mid-summer 1975 Ed King left the band was replaced with Steve Gaines a outstanding guitarist in his on right
THE BSND NAME COMES FROM THEIR HIGH SCHOOL GYM TEACHER; ( Leonard Skinner) the singer is Ronnie van zandt; guitar players GARY ROSSINGTON, Johnny van zandt
Lynyrd Skynyrd was named after their gym teacher Leonard Skinner. You GOTTA do some more Skynyrd reactions!!! Free Bird, Simple Man, That Smell, Call Me the Breeze are just a few of their greats! Also, they were high. It was the 70's, Everybody was high lol
Lynyrd Skynyrd is the name of the band. The lead singer and main songwriter was Ronnie Van Zandt...He was one of the three people killed in the infamous plane crash in 1977...Gary Rossington is the main guitar player here on this tune...Rossington is the only original member of the band that is still alive...
This is the queen go in again when you do play Lynyrd Skynyrd again in capital letters it’s give me back my bullets
Groovy awesome, miss y'all, been busy workin try to catch up. Thanks you 2.
You can literally close your eyes and pick a Skynyrd song off of their list and you will enjoy hearing another great story. Any song by Lynyrd Skynyrd is a great song.
Always fun watching yalls reactions
The band named the band after their gym teacher who didn't like their long hair even suspending them from school for a few days. Later after decades the gym teacher admitted to liking some of their songs. Ronnie Van Zandt singing. Died in the plane crash they were on with the lead guitar player. Never were the same afterwards. The plane they crashed on was turned down by Aerosmith 6 months earlier for not being up to standards and the pilots were known to do some drinking. Plane ran out of gas and crashed 200 yards before an open field to land on. 10 more seconds of gas and they would have survived.
One of the best Southern Rock bands to ever exist. But there are oh so many more. Check out Molly Hatchet, Black Foot, Marshall Tucker, Credence Clearwater Revival, and so many more.
That song is a true story, it happened to him in a biker bar in Jacksonville and he wrote the song on his way home. Lol
Ronnie Vanzant is singing and the leader of the band and it's pronounced lynyard Skynyrd guitar is Allen Collins and Gary Rossington drums Artimus Pyle piano Billy Powell bass Leon wilkeson
One of the two most tragic bands in history along with Badfinger. Airplane crash vs hangings.
If you weren’t previously aware, this band proudly uses South/Rebel/Dixie flags on their record covers and on stage. FYI
The Jug was a little juke joint on the Westside of Jacksonville, FL. Ronnie VanZant, the lead singer, had a run in with man over a woman he was dancing with.
Try some refined” Lynyrd Skynyrd” off the Street Survivors album “I know a little”
Baby, I can guess the rest...
Lead singer is Ronnie Van Zant. In the background you'll hear Gary Rossington, Artimus Pile, etc. This is the actual band before the plane crash killed half of them. The shit you hear today as "Lynyrd skynyrd" is by Ronnies brother. Sickening
You two make me happy...good vibes
The lead guitar is Gary Rossington,he plays the slide on Free Bird, you have to listen to that song!!
the band was named after a teacher who told them they would not amount to anything. Eddy Van Zant is singer and guitar/ R I P
I'm from Jacksonville, Florida where they are from. I can actually visit the bar called "The Jug" it's still there on Lenox Ave.
This is actually a true story that happened to the lead singer Ronnie Van Zandt
Watch the documentary “If I leave here tomorrow.” It’s their beginning to when their plane crashed. Ronnie Van Zandt and that guitarist you’re hearing, along with the guitarists sister, who was a backup singer, died in the crash in 1977. I saw them at JFK Stadium in Philly. 91,000 people were there.
This song is based on a true story. As Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington tells it, lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, who was about 18 at the time, used a fake ID to get in a bar while his younger bandmates Rossington and Allen Collins waited for him in a truck. Van Zant danced with a girl named Linda, whose boyfriend, who was not too happy about it, came up to Ronnie and reached for something in his boot. Figuring he was going for a gun, Van Zant told him: "If you're going to shoot me it's going to be in the ass or the elbows... just gimme a few steps and I'll be gone." He ran to the truck, and he, Rossington, and Collins wrote this song that night.
Tuesday’s Gone, probably their best song
The band's name is their high school gym teacher's name. He would always tell the they wouldn't amount to anything and they should get real jobs after high school. So they changed the spelling and named the band after him.
This song is a true story and used the real name of the bar yellow hair is a euphemism for blonde
You should listen with headphones 🎧🎧 ...great band, great song!!
Yall need to react to their song "On the Hunt" live from 1975 concert at Winterland if you wanna hear some great vocals from Ronnie! It's sooo good!
You two, are AWESOME!
At the beginning of the 90s I was working as a bartender / bouncer at a small strip joint in Tacoma , Washington . A blond bombshell dancer from Texarkana went on stage one night , and dedicated this song to me . Still don't know why , lol !
Lynyrd Skynyrd is the name of the band. Ronnie van Zant is the singer. He’s all the way to the left in the picture
Guys',
Ronnie VanZant is the original lead singer for Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is the band and the guy all the way to the left in this photo is the lead singer Ronnie Van Zant.
guy all the way to the left in the pic singin owwwww !!!!
I don't know if you two are still doing reaction videos but you should because you are a natural at it and have great personalities
and after that...after they died in a plane crash is an awesome song by his brother called BRICKYARD ROAD
This was a great band gone to soon. Great southern rock sound.
Ronnie Van Zandt was a great story teller, song writer and story teller. Most of his songs were from life experiences.
Yall cant do this one and not do the Charlie Daniel's band;uneasy rider 🤷♂️
Great suggestion. Y’all didn’t really comment on the story of the song
Your listening to what is knows as Southern Rock. This band is from Jacksonville Florida, thats right...DUUUVAAL, and Ronnie Van Zant is singing. He was killed along with Steve Gaines, guitar payer, and his sister Cassie who was a back up singer, when their plane crashed. They had 3 guitarists, Gary Rossington, Steve Gaines and Allen Collins. I live in the Jacksonville area very close to Johnny Van Zant house and see him regularly at the grocery store and Wal Mart. Johnny is a long hair rock dude and usually has his grand kids with him tagging along. In fact the first time I saw him at the grocery store I was standing behind him in line while he was buying diapers and baby food. Hes a very humble and nice guy.
Lynyrd skynyrd are the best!!!! Were the best!!!
Listen to one more from the road live album will make your ears melt!