They Snapped!🔥😳 | Lynyrd Skynyrd -T For Texas Live 1976 | REACTION/REVIEW
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- They Snapped! Lynyrd Skynyrd -T For Texas Live 1976 REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Lynyrd Skynyrd -T For Texas Live 1976
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The greatest American band in history in full flight .. At their peak there was not a band in the world that could follow them. .. Rest in Paradise .. Ronnie,Steve, Allen,Billy,Leon, Gary
R.I.P Bob Burns & Ed King too!
I was in a band for a few years. If I had to follow Skynyrd, I woulda got as high and stoned as I could so I wouldn't remember lol
Amen!!
@@BST-lm4po Absolutey !
Damn right!
Leon Wilkeson playing that funky, swampy Bass!.. One of the best ever!
Is there anyone who looks cooler standing almost completely still than Ronnie Van Zant? I think not.
Yes!!!!! Yes!!!! Yes!!!! ❤🔥🎼🎸🎤 When Ronnie is standing behind Steve Gaines playing the slide & he’s grinning from ear to ear he becomes a fan in that moment 🎸🔥♥️ Any song from this show is fire 🔥 Thank you for doing this one! Need to see FREEBIRD from this show!!
He just caught that groove and was loving itt🙌🏻🙌🏻👍
I always remembered a Gary Rossington quote in regards to Ronnie watching them play: "Ronnie knew what he had on stage". Basically saying his guys were the best damn guitar players out there.
@@BurnNotice2023 in my mind they were the standard 🎸♥️🎸♥️🎸
@@vickieray I agree. RIP Gary. I got to see them twice in the last 5 years, I knew the end was coming.
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You cannot say skynyrd doesn't jam like hell. Great tunes, great band.
Van Zant was such a force of nature.
Underrated Lynyrd Skynyrd tune... Steve Gaines really shines.
When Ronnie told the crowd to "Make it rain", he literally meant it. That part of England had been suffering from a lengthy drought that summer.
I'm really surprised to see someone reacting to T For Texas but it's really great. Jimmie Rodgers was the original yodeling cowboy but he had a huge impact on lots of music to follow and he was quite the character and he's from the 1920s so think about this, in the 1970s, Lynyrd Skynyrd was paying homage to Jimmie Rodgers and keeping his music alive. That was fifty years later. Half-a-century. And now here we are reacting and looking at Lynyrd Skynyrd in the 70s and keeping that music alive, 50 years later, half a century. What do you think about that?
And one thing I like a lot about the way Lynyrd Skynyrd does this, as I get older and have played in bands for years, is Leon Wilkeson on the bass. They only show him a little bit he's on the right with a funny hat on his head but that guy is a savage beast on the bass guitar. He's playing so damn hard and it's just relentless and it's so funky and driving. And this is in the middle of typically a long show. I can't even imagine how much endurance Leon has. If you listen to the cut from their double live album one more from the road of this song, the fidelity is better and you can really hear the bass line well.
Whoever edited this had zero idea about who is playing what, because it hardly ever showed the person playing that was actually playing something significant. And you didn't ever see Billy Powell at all except for a couple very distant shots of a black grand piano on the stage. At least I could tell it was his black grand piano and not the white one that he sometimes used. Lord.
And of course Artimus Pyle is so much fun. And you're right, they do have their own styles and based on just a horrible editing job and them not ever showing what was happening at the real time except occasionally by accident, it seemed like maybe Steven Gaines was playing slide guitar initially and Gary Rossington was playing the riff and then Allen Collins was basically playing rhythm. But definitely at some point later you can tell Steve's guitar style and they did have a very brief cut of him just totally rocking out picking.
I love Leon’s opening riff on Traveling Man. If you haven’t seen the video of the song from this same concert video, I highly recommend it.
@@waynethera2712 Omg, he was such a strong player.
Yep. Great analysis. Someone needs to hit himself in the head for not getting Billy Powell on the camera for any of these songs. He was genius! Why?
Allen Collins, Gary Rosington, and Steve Gaines. Greatest trio ever! Just didn't last long
Ed King helped develop the skynyrd sound and is credited with writing many songs. These three were great, but so were the other three. I can't say I like one better than the other, they were both that good!
Was fortunate enough to see them live twice in 1976. They headlined one and opened for the Doobie Brothers on the other (blew the Doobies off the stage). This is Knebworth in England. Think they were opening for the Stones this time around.
Only those who saw them pre-crash saw the "real" Skynyrd. I saw them at a 1987 reunion tour, and it was close, but without Ronnie it's just not Skynyrd!!
GOLD FOOTAGE! 💛❤️🔥💛
Skynyrd wasnt opening for the Stones, exactly. They were just the last of 5 or 6 bands to play before the Stones. I forget who else played...10Cc, Todd Rundgren maybe, and more. Whatever. Just saying...
They were opening for the Rolling Stones here. They blew the stones away and pissed them off. This was the greatest band that never achieved it's total potential
I love that "goddamn son!" look on Ronnie's face when Steve Gaines starts going to town on that slide. The potential this lineup had.
Skynyrd was one band that sounded just as good or better live than they did on the studio albums. I saw them right after my 17th birthday in April of 1977.
i love the proud look in Ronnies eyes as he watches new bandmate Steve Gaines tear it up !!!
You do a great job picking the right versions to listen to
He really does ♥️
Thank you
Thank you so much for allowing Lynyrd Skynyrd to be a part of your life. Much love and respect to you my guy.❤🎸🎸🎸🎤🤘
What’s funny is, they were opening for the Stones and Mick told them they couldn’t go out onto the tongue. Ronnie and the boys, did it with a grin. They blew the Stones away, what a show!
So true & wouldn't you have loved to seen the look on Micks face when they came off stage? What was he gonna do?
Mick and the Stones couldn't do a thing about it as them Skynyrd southern boys would have kicked their ass just like they kicked the Stones ass by outferforming them on stage! Almost feel bad for the Stones as you simply CANNOT follow such an epic performance by Synyrd! And the Stones knew it... they couldn't follow that! Stones just got drunk and didn't come on stage for 2 hours after Freebird. What an epic moment in rock history! LS is the greatest rock band of all time and may the all RIP!
That's why the stone's got drunk
They were the best band ever to step on a stage ...
guitars, guitars and more guitars................that's the Skynyrd got my boots flying!
Skynyrd rocked it out so hard the stones just wanted to go home
Lol thats prob the biggest rd win in music history
Only the BEST band to ever take a stage!!!!!!!!!
Ronnie smiling at Gary and Steve's guitar playing gives me the chills.. he knew they were on their way with Steve in the band.
This is such a great song, I don't think they ever did a studio version of this song
RONNIE LOVED STEVE GAINES ,YOU CAN SEE IT IN HIS EYES !! I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE I SAW THEM THREE NIGHTS LATER WHEN THEY CAME BACK TO THE US!! THEY WERE SO PERFECT TO ME LIVE !! THEY PLAYED MUSIC THE WAY IT NEEDED TO BE HEARD!!😢😢😢😢😢😍🐐🐐🐐🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can't beat a Skynyrd tune on a Sunday night. Thanks for the video and for your reaction it was awesome as usual.
They blew all head liners off stage back in the day
These guys were pure magic when they hit the stage. They were such an incredible incredible incredible to see Live. their music could light up a crowd like no one before or since. You can't help but smile and start stopping your feet.😁
You see how Van zant listens and watches his guitars, he was very demanding of the band. Him smiling says he likes how well they are playing.
After watching a few videos from this concert, I'm convinced that Billy Powell got caught in the bus with the camera director's daughter before the show.
WTF could be the excuse for not panning to one of the best 'rock' pianists of all time during fire breathing solos that sometimes lasted more than a minute during an entire show? This time, they messed up and we at least SAW a piano from a distance before they cut away. I just don't get it.
All of Skynyrd’s live performances had a more energetic upbeat tempo compared to the studio. I just love their live swagger and bravado.
They played for the fans. They defied radio with Freebird. Basically said we're playing for 9 minutes, which half of the song are you going to cut out?
The keyboards are none other than the late great Billy Powell. Rest in peace
Watch the whole knebworth concert. Amazing. When they opened for led zeppelin the manager told them 30 mins only and no freebird. No band wanted to follow them
They looked like party guys. And they were. But they were nothing but professional musicians!! Practiced and really f*ing good!! ❤️❤️✌️
There is no studio version of this by Skynyrd
I had the honor and pleasure to see this lineup the summer of 1977, in philadelphia pennsylvania.. It was a packed show at j f k stadium with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Peter frampton, dickie betts and great southern, and j giles band. ❤ It was an awesome all day event. An incredible show and a day I will never forget
Saw them in 1974 at Sedalia then 1977 at Chicago’s Super Bowl of Rock in July.
The hero of this performance is drummer Artemis Pyle. Gosh, what a great job he did. I mean they all played great, but he really stands out.
Billy Powell banging those keys!
The drummer was the great Artimus Pyle.
Artimus is the only one left. RIP to that lineup! Never be replicated
@@antidem82 Pretty sure Leslie Hawkins in still alive, too.
Damn!!! These dudes were F'n amazing. Blues and rock come together.
If I had a time machine I would be in that crowd.. skynyrd nation lives on 🤟🦅 i love all these skynyrd reactions I recommend you listen my favorite song Ronnie Vanzant ever sang called If I'm Wrong
Edit this same show they preformed a song called traveling man and it is there with my favorites
"Bring out my mules, and kick 'em one time!"
Here's a Lynyrd Skynyrd song no one has reacted to. Yet, it's such a great song that John Cougar Mellancamp loves performing it live in his concerts. The song is "Down South Jukin' " from the Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd album
I love how ronnie smiles when Steve Gaines plays slide. He hadn't been in the band very long and ronnie thinking dam look who I got in band
Last Rebel is another great Skynyrd song.
When Ronnie said make it rain, they were playing in England in the middle of a drought. There's about 250,000 people there
Straight up PURE TALENT!!!
That's why, we in the South are SO proud of having a connection to this band.
Not just a southern thing, small town,blue collar , folk that grew up in thier " shanty town" like Ronnie said all over, we all connected to them
TRUE ROCK GODS. NO JEALOUSY OR RIVALRIES AMONG THEM.
thank you my friend
Jimmie Rodgers is considered the Father of Country Music. If you ever want to delve deep into Country music, it starts in the 1920s with Mr Jimmie Rodgers. T for Texas was originally called Blue Yodel Number 1.
Well, I woke up this mornin' it was drizzlin' rain
Around the curve come a passanger train
Heard somebody yodel and a hobo moan
Jimmy he's dead, he's been a long time gone
Been a long time gone, a long time gone
Waymore’s Blues by Waylon Jennings
I think it's fantastic that you are learning to differentiate between some of the more subtle factors even though they're all really important. That's really cool. I mean I bet half the people on here wouldn't understand you talking their way through a hip-hop anthem. But it really is the same kind of skills that get brought to bury no? That's why I like your reaction so much I think, keep on man.
Travelin’ Man is awesome too
The whole Knebworth show is great to watch but this is one of my favorites from that show.
One of the all time great performances by one of the all time great bands! I am a NJ guy who happens to have watched this reaction from a hotel in Jacksonville, FL tonight - home of Lynyrd Skynyrd, so I am really felling it. Man, so many classic songs from this amazing band, and not sure all that you’ve reacted to already, but here are a few suggestions: Needle and a Spoon, Curtis Loewe, Sweet Home Alabama (guessing you already reacted to this all time classic?), Tuesday’s Gone, Whiskey Rock and Roller, and the list goes on!
Jimmie Rodgers (born James Charles Rodgers, September 8, 1897 - May 26, 1933) was an American singer-songwriter and musician who rose to popularity in the late 1920s. Widely regarded as "the Father of Country Music", he is best known for his distinctive rhythmic yodeling. Rodgers was known as "The Singing Brakeman" and "America's Blue Yodeler". He has been cited as an inspiration by many artists, and he was inducted into multiple hall of fames.
Originally from Meridian, Mississippi, Rodgers was the son of a railroad worker. During his early childhood, the family moved according to the needs of his father's employment, or Rodgers' own poor health. As a teenager, he was musically influenced by the diverse vaudeville shows that he often attended.
Jimmy Rogers recorded this song in 1926, considered the first country song, but actually the first rock song in history, peace!
I read that Ronnie's voice was going out alot on tour, and he was gonna step down as singer and just be behind the scenes. Steve Gaines who had an amazing voice and someone else was supposed to come in and share vocals with him. The article was after the plane crash and he wouldn't say who was supposed to replace Ronnie.
They never recorded a Studio version. It couldn't be better than this. But they did cover Crossroads, that might be cool in the Studio 😊 RVZ forever
In the performance in Oakland Coliseum '77 Ronnie couldn't hear himself,if you noticed he kept looking over at Gary Rossington to see where he was an slide Guitar to indicate when to come in on vocals
version of "T for Texas" at Convention Hall 1977 is awesome.
Yes Mr . Bizmatick reacting to my favorite band ever and RIP Gary Rossington . Id left my phone in my nieces vehicle and just got it back and starting the day with this !! Yep I love it .
Right at the top of the list of my favorite LS songs and performance AUGUSTA GA
This is LS at its finest the background is the rolling stones were saying this is there last tour. Knebworth was held every year.Saturday, August 21, 1976
Knebworth House, Knebworth Band list
10cc
Hot Tuna
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Don Harrison Band
The Rolling Stones
Utopia. Estimated crowd 150.000 to 250.000 the stage was in the form of the Rolling Stones tongue. Mick told everyone stay off of it. When LS was playing freebird Ronnie took Gary and Allen out to the tip of the tongue. They played in a middle spot and it took four hours for the next band to come on stage. Also Steve this was his 9th performance with the band Ronnie loved his band he called the guitarist his mules because they did all the work. AUGUSTA GA
🎸💯 Lynyrd Skynyrd ROCKING OUT‼🔥
"T For Texas" is the Skynyrd song I've been recommending to all reactors. BizMatik, you're the 1st & only one to actually do it‼☮ ❤ 🎶
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I wanna take a small smidge of credit. My favourite Skynyrd song too!
Wish the cameras would have highlighted Billy Powell on the keys more. They barely got him in the video! A damn injustice!! But some great footage of Ronnie VanZant.
Best band ever🎉😂. Too bad it all ended so suddenly n violently. 😢10-20-77. RIP Skynyrd 💯💔🙀
Jimmie Rogers was known as the Singing Brakeman and was the first American musical superstar....
My favorite reaction-video the man didn't stop the song one damn time!!!!!!
They even blown the rolling stones of the stage..in England..
I say it all they time. They were the best. Great ear you got there. Yeah, Billy Powell was great on the keys, and Artimus Pyle is the drummer, and the only band member still alive. The backup singer, Leslie Jo Hawkins is still alive, but wasn’t visible in this video. She too survived the plane crash.
This is a song that the only did live. I don’t think that there is a studio version. They recorded a live album in Atlanta to save The Fox Theater, ONE MORE FROM THE ROAD, and this song does appear on the live album.
Thanks bro...I got to see Skynyrd live fox theater many years ago ... double live album...it was absolutely amazing...one more for the road....
350,000 people, the concert where they blew the Stones away. Stones 2 hrs late.Skynyrd played nearly 4hrs.
Man on the slide guitar is Lynyrd Skynyrd Steve Gaines phenomenal guitarists, the whole street survivors album is a must to listen to the whole thing is just so good, it's like ear candy with the Superior three guitar attack Steve Gaines was just on another level that made Allen and Gary bring the best A game each had. I was lucky at thirteen to have seen them live, what a concert.
That's just one great jam
As a producer for decades i search out Skynyrd reactions because theyr close to my heart with songs like; Simple Man and Tuesday's Gone, Curtis Lowe, and my favorite pickin' by Steve Gaines "I know a little ", you should do reaction
The best version of T For Texas in on Skynyrd's "One More From The Road" recorded live album.
They put the Skynyrd touch on this one!!
I Agree with you!!! Thanku!!! Cheers to you!!! Great Job!!!!
I'm ALWAYS there for the live versions.
First let me say Lynyrd Skynyrd is the greatest band ever! Jimmie Rodgers was a early country musician. He sang alot about the railroad & sadly he died very early from TB.
That was filmed at the Knebworth Festival in 1976. The "tongue" on the stage was restricted to only the Rolling Stones, but Mr. Van Zant being who he was pressed his luck went out on the tongue, getting into a scuff with Mick Jagger about that. It is well known that the "Jacksonville 5+" were a lot better at this than the Rolling Stones who were notoriously sloppy by that time.
Yes, Jimmie Rodgers wrote it originally in the 1920s and it was a slow, bluesy type song. The "Jacksonville 5+" made it a driving song and changed some of the lyrics. Mr. Van Zant is smiling because he knows he picked the right replacement for Mr. King with Mr. Gaines (the bearded guy in the light blue jeans). He is the brother of backup singer Cassie Gaines. When Mr. Gaines auditioned for the band, soundman Kevin Elson was told, "If he sucks, just cut him off". Mr. Elson responded, "Not only does he not suck, this guy can play. He's good.". Just like that, he was a member of the band.
No matter the version, 'ole Thelma was a problem and was likely to get herself a "rounder" (probably a gun shot). I often say, "Gimme a "T" for "Terrific". This song goes over well live and most if not all performances of it by the "Jacksonville 5+" are live performances. Billy Powell is the keyboard player and Artimus Pyle is the drummer.
The tee shirt Mr. Van Zant is wearing is from Muscle Shoals Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL. They are the "swampers" referenced in Sweet Home Alabama.
That was so Allman Bros to start.
Vince if you want to hear Skynyrd at their best Listen to Ronnie and the boys live in Atlanta Georgia at the Fox Theater The very first song is a cover of Cream’s song Crossroads and it is fire This whole concert was recorded live-It’s called One More From the Toad
Love the cut-in with Artimus on the skins...
Ronnie is definitely not your typical frontman. No antics, no gimmicks, he just prowls the stage like a big cat and belts out the tunes.
T for Texas 76 Winterland
Perfect performance to check out, and awesome reaction.
Been listening to Skynyrd from the beginning and I figured I'd be tired of listening to them by now, but I'm not. Their music is just too damn good.
I've always loved how they share the stage and feed off of each other's playing.
I don't think there's a studio version of this. They perform it on their live album, One More From the Road. This may be the performance it was taken from, but I think this one was a little different than the one on the album.
This is my first time seeing this video. It was badass!!👍👍
One More From The Road was in Atlanta at the Fox Theatre. I love watching the crowd In this clip. Probably never heard this song before so they go through as slow boil and just percolate all the way through.
That Les Paul Custom Southern Rock Bluesy 🪴🛣️🏁
What can I say again you brought the music keep up the good work 👍
One Word GREAT!!!!!
Top Shelf Skynard here ...saw that tour in '76.
Those bad ass guitars are gonna make it rain!!
Try T For Texas (Winterland 1976) …it’s in black & white …but the audio quality is better and the camera shows each guitar player doing their respective solos …worth checking out✨
The guitarist in red and the most hair is Gary Rossington…who just recently passed away…he was the last surviving original member of the band.
Actually that's Allen Collins in the Red. Gary Rossington is in a black shirt.
@@BST-lm4po oops.
Biz, I'm hearing that piano too! Thank you for this.
Have you ever did Skynyrd's Travelin' Man yet? That would be a nice one to do too...
Leons only writing credit
The most underrated LS song.
King Gaines rossington all play slide rossington plays it most of the time. The other 2 part of the time. Gaines is playing crazy slide lead when the singer is smiling.
Another Southern rock band from Jacksonville Florida is Molly Hatchet. You must react to Flirting with disaster by Molly Hatchet. The guitar work is amazing.
Great band and an awesome song...
Ronnie was the band leader he would thens boys in shape and if they got out of line look out rip boys.
The Jimmie Rodgers song was actually called Blue Yodel no.1