Lynyrd Skynyrd - Hamburg 1992 - full Show with soundupgrade
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Lynyrd Skynyrd
Hamburg, Sporthalle
15. Februar 1992
Videoshot with an great new audio sound
Setlist:
01. Smokestack Lightning
02. I Know a Little
03. Saturday Night Special
04. You Got That Right
05. What's Your Name
06. Keep The Faith
07. Good Thing
08. Simple Man
09. Ballad of Curtis Loew
10. I´ve Seen Enough
11. That Smell
12. Gimme Three Steps
13. Call Me the Breeze
14. Backstreets Crawler
15. Sweet Home Alabama
16. Speech Mrs. Rossington
17. Free Bird - เพลง
Hard to believe this was 30 years ago. Am so glad Ed King had to a chance to rejoin the group, he was an amazing picker.
Loveitkickgrass
Ed was a class act. And what a talent. Thankyou Ed for all the gifts you gave to humanity.
Ed was a phenomenal guitar player.
Yes he was
Yea, as short lived as it was. The best line up this band had after reinvention was With Medlocke, Hughey Thomason , Rossington on guitars and they still had Leon and Billy on bass and keys. The tribute band was great also but not as good as the next line up.
King modestly stands there and jams. Damn I miss him.
He was the man
Rossington and Hall were really good, but Ed King just fills the atmosphere with incredible sound.
WobblinGobblin1 not taking away from the other 2 but yes, Ed does what you have described.
@@thomasborger6548 Steve Gaines was quite the monster player!
@@rayburnyarborough4695 there is no denying that.
@Rayburn Yarborough yes he was!I hate so bad that about the time he got noticed for how good he was,it was over!sad man!
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🙏🏾R.I.P. GARY ROSSINGTON 3/5/23 the end of LYNYRD SKYNYRD as a band NOW FULLY ORIGINALLY REUNITED IN SOUTHERN ROCK HEAVEN
Well Artimus Pyle might disagree.
Amen
@@doncalista4172 Artimus lives near me. I got to hear firsthand about his crash story...
One thing I love about Johnny Van Zant is he never tried to imitate his brother on stage. He brought his own vocal style to his big brothers songs.
he had HUGE BOOTS to fill, ol' Johnny just kept on walkin', of course he never COPIED OR IMITATED his bro'!
These are some of the "Ed King" song's, it's safe to say Ed played a huge part in launching the band.
Sweet Home Alabama
Swamp Music
Saturday Night Special
I Need You
Railroad Song
Working for MCA
Whiskey Rock and Roller
Poison Whiskey
It's great to see him back reminding people what a huge part he played in this band!
Amen !
@@aschule5684 Absolutely ! Ed...we miss you man.
@@aschule5684 Did you know that he dreamed the entire lead to Sweet Home Alabama? And of course Ronnie made up the words on the spot!
Al Kooper wanted to change both leads on Sweet Home Alabama but got outvoted by all the band members to keep them just they way they were. It was one many times the band would overrule Kooper on a decision about changing something that had to do with a song.
Man Ed king kicked so much ass and never got the recognition he deserved
check out the 1975 show here on YT - one of the last before he left the band - he kicks all kinds of ass in the songs that he solos on.
He was good but not as good as his replacement Steve Gaines
@saved by the word they both good then
@@bhsoutdoors1328he was as good or better.
My Dad took me to see Skynyrd on this tour. I was 10 years old. One of my favorite memories. Love you Dad!
Someone said , that no one could
could replace, Ronnie… however
I , think , Johnnie , is doing just
fine , since he loved his brother
as much I , love my brother .
That's the closest I've heard freebird played that's even close to how Allen Collens played it!cudos to the great Ed King!he was boss and maybe the best picker Skynyrd had all around,not taking anything away from Alan or Gary.3 of the greatest players to ever play together!fly high Freebirds!
Exactly!
Yes!!! The great Ed King. His tone was magic!!
Correct
The talent of Ed King the band missed all those years! Like a mature Allen Collins
You are absolutely right!
Ronnie was surely smiling down on this version of Freebird.. Holy cow Ed King!!! WOW!!!
I was in Paris,Perhaps my most beautiful concert memory . Who could have told us a few months earlier that we would see the real Lynyrd Skynyrd on stage?
It was a dream come true.
I was just 21.
Jonny was drunk I believe and he told the crowd to shut the fuck up 😂
@@diegogardner6218 😂😂😂
@David Michael Taber If you want....
I really liked them in this era with Custer on drums. Saw the 91 and last rebel tours
Man I wish I could watch Ed king live he was so good
In hindsight I am so fortunate I was able to see them on this tour but at 16 years old I didn’t appreciate as much as I would’ve today
Man I wish I could sit with ED for an hour and take in whatever he'll teach me.
Simple mans intro gives me cold chills. And Gary’s solo at the end of call me the breeze was amazing.
I was just blown away
Love the Gary & Ed solo during simple man!
EXCELLENT CONCERT❤❤❤😊
Probably the saddest thing I think about surrounding Ed King was after he left this band in 75 I don't think he and Ronnie ever spoke again. Ed said everyone in the band called him after he left...... But Ronnie, he said had he, he probably would have come back but had that happen, he may have lost his life 2 years later?
Even though Ronnie was an excellent song writer and singer, he was a bully and a jerk0ff to his band mates.According to them in their interviews and they just didn't want to put up with it.
Great setlist and the audio for the show sounds amazing! Leon Wilkeson is so much fun to watch on stage! From him running around on stage, to him fanning Gary Rossington with his towel, to the fancy hats he wears.
His bass lines are so underrated cuz of the guitar army
Ed and Gary were awesome in their solo.They were a great team together.
I saw them in Portland oregon in 1992. Best show ever.
Thank you for this vidéo...So much "Souvenirs" in my mind ! I've see in Paris 27/2/92 (RIP Ronnie and Friends...)
Looking good and sounding great!! Love, Love, Love this show!
Really priceless document!
Gary plays Freebird more like the old days since Johnny finally started singing it!!!
I just can't say enough about all the skyward musicians past and present amazing musicians and definitely one of the best live performers no doubt
Ed king was a lovely player.made such an impact
Great video thanks for sharing
Ed definitely is a KING
Ed King bossed the Free Bird solo!
...saw them in Düsseldorf that year...awesome!!!
Loved seeing Ed do his thing. What an ultra talented guitarist he was. Amazing!
Ed King picked up right where he left off in 74 or 75 when he left the band
thanx for sharing,....
If ed king could have played with steve gaines, and gary that would have been an all star line up. That guitar attack would have been phenomenal.
1:34:40 Yes they have other great songs but I must admit I came for this.
This is an amazingly tight set. Wow. And please note that while King and Hall were doing their very best with Gaines' parts...a short. That boy could at another level.
@saved by the word True. Gaines IMHO struggled with Call Me the Breeze- I liked it but he was noodling. Re SHA, a problem however, his lead in SHA during the Oakland concert '77 was a thing of beauty, despite its distance from King's signature. To be fair, King was an exceptional and unique musician and operated IMHO at a different cognitive level than the others. My POV is that Gaines had a beautiful brightness and precision that is very appealing - and hard to replicate.
@saved by the word A pleasant and interesting exchange of viewpoints. Thank you.
Although gaines was an excellent guitar player, he couldn't play Ed's parts.But Ed could. play pretty much.Most gaines parts but they're both excellent musicians.
RIP Mr King the strat master.
god damn they sound great!
Great set list. They should have kept it close to this. But later on they had the sos year after year. What ashamed. L. S. 69-77 Rock On
Out of curiosity i have read all the comments on this video and I can't agree more with you all.. Ed King was definitely the core sound of the band! Absolutely killer chops and definitely deserved "and still does", more recognition.
Rest in peace Ed!
Schöne Weihnachten, an alle
EdKING and his PAUL REED SMITH what a couple !
His Pensa Suhr had a great tone too...😎
course yes but i ve always loved his whale blue prs which i bought one similirar myself in 1999
20 minutes into the video... You got that right... WOW !!!!!...
WOW!
Not sure if they were still using Peavey amps this time around but Gary had a monster tone with that Les Paul 👍
He does sound good.
That guy's played a shit ton of stages my guess 3k + -
and never heard anyone say he had a bad one
Safe to say it was his Peavey Mace
Peavey replaced by JBLs but in peavey cases
Awesome show!
So, this is gonna be a long post. It was in the summer between my sophomore and junior year of high school. I had a rock and roll band I played drums in. And we were huge Skynyrd fans. They came to Nashville in 91 and we had great tickets. My best friend and lead singer of my band picked up our other bandmates in his mom's car. But, before he got to us, he rear ended a Jaguar on his way. It took us a while to get to the show, but we saw the opener, a band called Junkyard. When Skynyrd hit the stage, at Starwood Amphitheater in Antioch, TN, the crowd went wild!! We invited this chic to smoke a joint with us during the show, and I'll never forget, she inhaled the entire thing in 4 hits and left us nothing afterward! But, the best is yet to come!
So, in the middle of Ed King's solo in Simple Man, halfway through the show, all the sudden, the entire amphitheater's power went out. So, for about 30 mins, we were in the dark, with only emergency lights to put a small glow on the whole place. My friend, Patrick and I, went to stand in line at the concession stand to wait for a coke, and while we were waiting in line, this older lady was banging on the windows trying to get some beer. The poor kid who was working the concessions couldn't sell anything because there wasn't any power. But this lady kept banging on the window. And she yells to the kid "I'll give you head if you will give me a beer!!!" I will NEVER forget that for the rest of my life! But then, the power came on. So, we hurry back to our seats. Artimus Pyle came on the mic and made a joke that someone must've turned the AC on (it was an outdoor venue) and he said the band was about to come back on the stage. So, all 14 thousand of us got settled in to hear them play Simple Man again.
The band started the song again, and wouldn't you know it, the power went out again!!! For 45 mins, the crowd anxiously waited for the lights to come back on. When they did, someone came over the microphone and said there had been a car accident a mile away and it knocked power out in a one mile radius. So, the band would have to reschedule and come back later in the year. BUT, they made the mistake of telling people to keep their ticket stub and exchange it for a new one later on for the new show. I can attest that people were fighting on the ground for ticket stubs that had been thrown down by people who didn't keep theirs. As a 15 year old, watching rednecks fighting on the ground over ticket stubs, it was a harrowing experience. So, as the venue cleared out, people were setting fire to the grass hill, throwing liquor and whatnot into the fires. People were fighting, rolling down the hill of the place as we made our way out. It was crazy!
When we got to the parking lot, we had parked beside some Hell's Angel bikers. And they asked us if we had some papers because they had some weed. My best friend Steve reached into a notebook and pulled out a piece of notebook paper. He took their weed and rolled a giant Cheech and Chong style joint. So, we stood in a circle with these bikers, and when he went to light it up, the entire thing just flamed out in 5 seconds!!!! All the weed fell out and we were left standing there with these bikers, with no weed, and no papers, and the flaming notebook paper joint burning up in seconds!! The bikers laughed, gave us some whiskey from their flasks, and we all got a huge laugh about it!!
I'll never forget that night for the rest of my life! Lynyrd Skynyrd, our favorite band as a high schooler in 1991, with Ed King and Artimus and of course the original band minus Ronnie, Steve, and Cassie! They even brought Allen Collins out in a wheelchair to say hi to the crowd!! What a cool thing to do on that tour!! I still have my ticket stub! Anyway, thanks for reading if you did this long!!!
48 and a half minutes into the video Gary Rossington and Ed King hanging tough on that Curtis Loew lead gui and slide... WOW!!...
Wow! Amazing tight!
Did I mention Ed King?… Wow!!
King of 'em all, y'all
I was there ;-)
you was the luckiest man on earth to see the greatest ;EDKING !
Wow🎸Too bad they didn't play (Working for MCA)Ed King was a Shining ST☆R RIP KING EDWARD✌😎☯️
Damn it was just Local wd.that may have been best version of freebird in there illustrious history
Ed King was ESSENTIAL to the band's sound (only Gaines could replace him). Once they kicked him out for good in late 1995, what was left of the band went downhill right afterwards.
this is not the Lynard Skynard I knew...i was blessed to see the original line-up in 1977 at the Oakland Coliseum for a Bill Graham Day on the Green...i was 14 yrs old... best damn Skynard album is One From the Road recorded in Atlanta Georgia... their final concert together... then the crash... thier legacy should have been left alone... want to hear some good original skynard look for anything at the Cow Palace or Winterland West... both venues were in San Francisco..
I don't care what anybody says,, Ed King was just as good as steve gaines.
You know you’re good when you not only play your guitar parts but you nail Steve’s and Allen’s too
I think steve gaines is looking down saying how Ed king did an awesome job with i know a little.
germany sure brought out the best in ed king
I had pnewya monia when gardy did. It was cause by bacteria that takes u down. I saw Gary Rossington 3 times.2times in philidelpha Mississippi one time in Chattnoga. We were in VIP seats inn Mississippi. Blanket seating in Chattnoga
whoooo! Ed and Randall driven this!
The problem with the post 1987 era of the band is they couldn’t write their own music anymore
Look at the credits nearly all the songs have other writers helping them
However they could still play really well live especially with ED king unfortunately Allen’s ,and Ronnie presences are still a massive hole
nobody could write like RVZ - NOBODY EVER
It's not a easy thing to do....I love bring it on from Steele town
A Southern Rock Band... doing a "Bang your head"!... style of ...like ACDC RIFFS on rhythm...all of Skynyrd's Innards!...
92 bics ruled
Love Ronnie the man and Johnny too. Chrissy my daughter had her picture took with Johnny people that saw it thought they were a couple. Johnny standing beside her smiling. Wearing his cross
Bring it on is a great 1
fucked up the spelling but hell I'm getting old... Lynyrd Skynyrd...
I know a little, and she wears diamond's on her heels.
Ed was the best.....💯💯💯💯💯
Johnny Van Zandt sounds just like his brother Ronnie Van zandt
Not even close to the same vocal style
Van Zant
No offense but I don't think he sounds anything like Ronnie........
@@jamestate5059 he changed his voice after joining the band in 1980s-90s era
@@nzo_6543 I've heard all his old stuff and he never sounded like Ronnie
Now they sound even better, than in their classic line-up
🤷 No they don't 😏 but it's still pretty good
Miss you Ronnie ❤️😎
No they dont
@Out Of Order Lol 😋 I hear you brother, that statement by Skield was so ludicrous 😳🤯 I did a spit take with my coffee and almost fell off my chair 🤦🙄
@Out Of Order It's just a matter of taste, lad.
Oh no they don't!not even close!trust me,I heard the original 3 times and i've heard the new bunch,nowhere close!
Gary Rossington is like a60's and 70's version of Slash from Guns and roses... He can play anything on the guitar...
No he can't. LOL. He even said in an interview that he couldn't play anything that ed king could play.
He definitely looks like Slash in this video long hair top hat.
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Ed sure was a cool guy.
Where’s Artimus Pyle? !
He left in 1991 when he got tired of everybody else's substance abuse.
When they started the tour, they had two drummers. I saw them in Nashville and the power went totally out in the middle of "Simple Man." They came back to do a make-up show later and Artimus was no longer with them.
I myself was always a country boy at heart. My brother older then me when he would come home with his friends I'd be there listening to my country music he would pass me some slaps on the back of my head. And him and his friends would make fun of me cause country was not Cool at the time it was rock and roll was Cool. I didn't think so but I got beat for listening to country. So I finally got tired of the beatingsand I started giving rock and roll a chance it took a long time of listening to it before I could aquire a taste for that kind of music 🎶 🎵 but I did and this here music was one of my favorits by a long shot. So now I listen to both but I'm still lean more toward Country Music. There's nothing better than to listen to some old Hank Williams Sr. That will make your hair stand up and make u want to cry the biggest tear drop known to man even with everything that I have been through I have been through most everything I can think of. Put me some Hank and I will boil like a baby good cleaning I promise you that my Son r daughter I never had. But I love me some Lkynard Skynard thank ya'll for letting me share God Bless Ya'll. I Love All of Yall.Peace!!!
@@k.g.alatore355
They got tired of Artemis BS.
Artimus was kicked out he had a motorcycle accident and broke one of his legs and couldn't play for awhile so Gary kicked him out as well as Randall Hall because he wanted a bigger piece of the pie
1:25:51
Tell me, Steve Gaines was better than E King.You're all crazy..
Gary was emasculated by Eds playing.
The King....Ed
Ridiculous comment
@@kyledomini5180 Truth hurts..Gary booted Ed.
Ed wanted to come back, sweetheart.
ALL were boss
@@flowergarden-1 Totally agree.
Ed King was the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There beating a dead horse. Give it up.
The only reason I was "sort of" okay with this incarnation of this band was only for "Ed's sake" it was nice he got a chance to shine again and remind people what important part of this band he was.
@@aschule5684 argee 100%
I love Skynyrd Nation
1:25:20