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Lynyrd Skynyrd Free bird reaction.After getting over the initial challenge of getting their name right,i was able to enjoy the music.
The music was absolutely incredible!
It left me drained.The final moments was one of the most joyful piece of music i have ever heard.
Their name might be a struggle to pronounce,but there is no struggling with the fact that this is incredible musis from Lynyrd Skynyrd!
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The more you play music from 1965-1976 it just makes me realize how fortunate we were to have such great writers, musicians, and vocalists during that time! Thanks for playing this Freebird is a classic
It definitely was a golden period in time, so many great bands and songs came out
I remember those years well. Those great writers, musicians, and vocalists got us through.
Such a joy seeing someone hear Skynrd for the first time. Bravo.
He had to hear this song before
My thoughts exactly. Always a pleasure watching people's reactions to this song.
For real ... everybody needs to at least once.🤘🤘
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For years after, whenever at a concert or a club with a band, someone would always yell out Play Freebird!!!!!, no matter who the band was. It was the anthem of the 70s.
Johnny Van Zant took his wife to see Cher (poor guy) & he yells out FREE BIRD! Cracked me up but apparantly his wife didn't appreciate it. Lol
They play Free bird & SHA at alot of concerts as warm up music & everyone sings along
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Still do that currently.
And the kicker is they all knew how to play it
Those drums near the end remind me of a fast moving freight train. Southern Rock at it's finest.
To me it always felt like a gallop, like in Achilles Last Stand.
Yes, there's a real "locomotive picking up speed" thing happening.
Must have heard this song a thousand times growing up, and it still holds up
"Call Me The Breeze!"
"I Know A Little!"
"Gimme Three Steps!"
Barn burnin' band for sure. Them boys sure could play...
It is so wonderful to see someone discover Lynyrd Skynyrd for the first time especially with this song. You really, REALLY, need to watch the live concert in a stadium with something like 60000 people. It will blow your socks off. And when you see it remember that all those "kids" are now in their 60's, 70's and some in their 80's!!!
To fully appreciate the talent of this band you must do the live video from Oakland 1977. The band is beyond words and the crowd goes insane when the solo kicks in. …….and the first few rows in the crowd are hot California girls.
I agree...the live performance from Oakland in 1977 is epic!
Absolutely!
I’m partial to Knebworth myself.
@@tranurse Knebworth is good too, it that crowd is dead compared to Oakland
Yes, Harri, do treat yourself!!
People will yell “Play Freebird” at other bands’ concerts. This is perhaps one of the most important songs (top 5) in Rock music. You would be amazed at a live performance.
what a bunch of bs. just a remake of stairway to heaven which was a copy of child in time by deep purple. get a clue before embarresing yourself
Lol....I was at a golf course two summers ago in Michigan ( playing golf of course) on a Friday afternoon. We were on the 10th hole getting ready to tee off, and there was a band out on the deck of the clubhouse practicing for a Saturday wedding, we all started yelling "FREEBIRD"...PLAY FREEBIRD! It was great. Except they didn't do it.
Cheers!
At least Free Bird is an original composition. Stairway was shamelessly stolen and Free Bird has nothing to do with Child In Time. Deep Purple? Meh, their music didn’t age well. There’s not ONE weak Skynyrd song (from the classic lineup).
@@richardmead5969, the only one who should be embarrassed on this thread is you. Your condescending attitude is unwarranted.
@@richardmead5969 Learn to spell before "embarresing" yourself.
Check out live version....Incredible!!
Band's name comes from a teacher they had, Leonard Skinner. Lynard pronounced the same Way as teacher and Skynard rhymes.
Three guitar players!
Live 77 from Oakland.
Exactly. The Live version is beyond incredible.
I always said this is one of those iconic Rock n Roll songs.
Here are three of them:
1. Stairway To Heaven
2. Freebird
3. Hotel California
Enjoyed this classic southern rock song!✌
YUP ALL 3 FROM THE 1970s
Robin Trower, Too Rolling Stoned.
Ya I pretty ☺️ 😍 much agree with you
I should put comfortably numb in the first place in My opinion
Your reaction was priceless, Harri! That's how everyone feels when they hear that song for the first time. You HAVE to move! You're just lucky you weren't driving. Guaranteed ticket!
Ticket but 85% of the time you can haggle the cop to a warning cuz even they know speeding is inevitable on the solo.
WELCOME TO SOUTHERN ROCK HARRI! By the way, that's Gary Rossington playing that slide guitar. (One of my personal favorite guitar players!) Incidentally, Gary is the only one from that early line up of the band that is still alive at age 69. (With the exception of Artimus Plyle who took over as drummer for Bob Burns in 1975. Bob was the drummer on this recording. He died in 2015. Artimus is still around at age 73.) The other guitar player playing the main lead guitar when it kicks in with the uptempo part of the song is Allen Collins.
Creedence Clearwater for some more great souther rock!
Marshall Tucker Band, Allman Brothers
In an interview I watched, Rossington said both King and Gaines played the slide better than he. Maybe, but we are much the better for it that GR played the slide guitar for Freebird. I can't imagine anybody doing it better.
@@DK-ed7be I totally agree!! All great guitar players regardless of their technical level or speed, have their own "flavor" of playing. The phrasing and licks they use are always just what's needed for the song! The reason Gary Rossington is one of my top favorite rock guitarists is that his notes and licks always seem to perfectly compliment the song and bring it to life. His style is not just about shredding or hashing out super fast scales up and down the fret board. The licks he chooses whether it be a grooving, catchy riff throughout the song or a lead part just always have a melodic quality that's interesting and fits perfectly to the song. He is what I consider an artist on the guitar. He always produces some very tasty and fitting licks!
@@DK-ed7be Oh and I forgot, I've always loved the fat sound that Gary got on his Gibson Les Paul
The saddest thing, Harri, is that members of this band were killed in a plane crash going to a gig. So you are right in a way, a prophetic goodbye. Did not do if you would ever do this song, but glad you did. The guitar solo is 3 guitarists.... incredible to watch live....if you ever have the time.... incredible! Peace and love always, Harri.
4 guitarists. One just happens to be a Bass guitar but Ed is hammering just as hard as Steve, Gary or Alan
Hi everyone, just thought I'd contribute some info. As you have pointed out, in the live performances there have been multiple guitarists, including Gary, Allen, Steve, Ed etc, depending on who was in the lineup at the particular venues etc. However, the musicians on the actual studio recording which is what we are hearing in this video, are as follows. (This is from the credits on the actual vinyl LP that I have).
Lead guitar is Allen Collins, Rhythm guitar is Gary Rossington, Bass is Ed King (Ed played bass on all the tracks of this album except on "Mississippi Kid" which he played lead guitar and "Tuesday's Gone". Bassist Leon Wilkerson who quit the band just before the album was recorded is credited on the LP as composing many of the bass parts that Ed plays. Leon rejoined the band afterwards.), drums is Bob Burns (who would be replaced by Artimus Pyle in 1975. Artimus continued as the band's drummer right up until the 1977 crash. He is the drummer on many of the live videos we see. He also was drummer from '87 to '91), keyboards is Billy Powell, Organ is Roosevelt Gook (Who is actually Al Kooper the producer. He would use that name as an alias).
Note: For those who don't know, Steve Gaines didn't join the band until 1976.
Especially live ar Oakland, or even better at Knebworth, where they walked out and performed out on the "tongue" stage made for the Rolling Stones, that they were opening for. The Stones told them they couldn't go out there...well, be Skynard, they strolled right out and knocked the crowd out with the entrance into guitar solos! Epic moment in history
@@coffee-xg6my Al Kooper, a class act!
I saw them play a few months before the plane crush in June of 1977. Best concert I have ever saw and I have seen many
Allan Collins on the guitar my friend!!! One of the great guitar solo’s ever.
Southern rock at it finest!
i actually went to Lynyrd Skynyrd concert back in the 70's and yelled Free Bird- it was always this good! My brother requested this be played at his funeral -
Some of my favorite songs of theirs are "Tuesday's Gone","Simple Man","Curtis Lowe".
On The Hunt, I Need You, T for Texas, Travellin Man. Underrated but AMAZING.
The finest picker to ever play the Blues :-) !!! Top One :-) !! But if they don't play Free Bird at my Funeral :-( !!! I'm not Turn up !!! :-) So Peace Mate and Check out Call For an Uprising :-) !! Guarantee that you'll love it :-) !!! So enjoy and God Bless from Sunny England :-) *****
My Down Syndrome son walked in my room and said...hey I know that song...Lanyard Skinerd...Free Bird.
@@teresaleach7955 They were called Lynard skynrd because of a Teacher at school Called Leonard Skinner and he said that they wouldn't get anywhere :-) !!! So every time he heard there Name :-) !!! He new he was getting Buzzed off :-) !!!!! Just a little Lynard skynrd Fun Fact :-) !!! So God Bless again from Sunny England :-) !!! And Check out Lynard skynrd Curtis Lowe :-).!!! It's just a WOW Haha Song :-) !! And make sure you Play it to my Brother from another Mother :-).!!!! I need to Know his name :-) !!! He's my American Bro :-) !!! So enjoy and God Bless Again ZAC :-) !!!.
Thank you so much for reacting to Lynyrd Skynyrd.
The slide guitarist is Gary Rossington, the only surviving original member of the band. The song was written by Alan Collins when he was just 18
Alan Collins performs the solo.
Peace Out 😊✌
Harri, one of the best reactions you have done, for one of the best bands in the world, the genre of SOUTHERN ROCK was invented for the band, their back story is incredible and tragic in equal measure. You must hear SIMPLE MAN, utterly beautiful classic rock. Take care kid and cheerio from Glasgow.
Harri, I've just got to add another comment as I'm really impressed by your headbanging, absolutely marvellous Sir. Now, I know you're a percussionist so I like to tell you that ARTEMIS PYLE is one of the most underrated drummers on the planet, and in actual fact survived the plane crash to walk 2 miles to raise the alarm. ROCK ON HARRI.
He did it while injured too - a hero. Now all original members are together again. RIP boys.
The Live version would blow you away. To see these guys play Live is Awesome!
I was saying to my tablet “DON’T PAUSE IT.” Thank you for not pausing at that moment. Love your reactions!
Thank you for your reaction, Harri! I am not sure if you can call it a guitar solo when there are three guitars going like that, but whatever you call it that was one of the most impressive guitar performances of all time!!!
It is great that you appreciate it☺ It was dedicated to Duane Allman, considered the greatest slide guitarist at the time, who died in a motorcycle crash!!
‘Best breakup song ever.’ 🤣🤣🤣 I always thought the 2nd part was the bird taking flight. It’s so exuberant and high-flying. One of the greatest songs of all time.
This came out right in the middle of my teen years, along with Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Allman Brothers, Alice Cooper. Yeah I appreciate that I had a great youth.
If you play in a live band, it's inevitable that someone will shout out, "Freebird!"
Yes, it might even be a jazz band. Only not. Listen to jazz.
so..... many...,. times..
100%
You should check out this live performance in concert, it’s incredible and long lol
Simple man next! You will love the message
That was a legit first time reaction. Excellent. So many clowns around here pretending it's the first time they've heard the song ruin it for me. Yours was great and I could tell it was legit because of your comments before the solo buy also you went to stop and comment welhen the solo kicked in and you automatically stopped yourself and started to groove. Legit.
I'm sure you'll get a lot of suggestions to watch the live performance from Oakland. It is certainly impressive to experience those 3 gits live, but you get the added bonus of a great piano solo by Billy Powell - a guy who was a roadie, until Skynyrd discovered he could play piano. Not to mention a sea of hot "grandmas". : )
They are still cool hot 70s chicks in my heart. Medium post-hippy, my generation. No tattoos, no cell phones, no political correctness.
Billy is playing piano on the studio recording as well. He had become a full member of the band by the time they recorded their first album in 1973. He is credited as keyboards on the album. As for 3 guitars, That was in the live shows as you pointed out. However, Gary Rossington and Allen Collins are the only guitarists on the studio recording. What many people also are unaware of is, Ed King is playing bass on the studio recording. Most only associate Ed as a guitarist with the band. But Leon Wilkerson had quit the band just before the album was cut so Ed filled in as bass player on all the tracks of the first album except "Mississippi Kid" which he plays lead guitar and "Tuesday's Gone" (Al Kooper, the producer is playing bass on Tuesday's Gone" under the alias "Roosevelt Gook".)
My favorite performance is in 1976 at Knebworth where they preceded the Rolling Stones and blew them off the stage. The Stones refused to come out for hours until the crowd settled down. The video focuses so much more on the band members and since they pre-empted Mick Jagger's catwalk, you could see more of them.
Absolutely!!!! It’s a MUST SEE AND HEAR! ❤️❤️❤️
@@suecook1326 I agree entirely. The Oakland concert was brilliant but concentrated too much on the crowd, whereas Knebworth featured the band members. Both concerts were just masterful.
Will always be my Favorite Band. Simply The Best!!!
One of the top ten greatest rock n roll songs of all time.
Harri, there's a live version on utube, '77 I believe, Oakland, It's super fun to watch/listen! I enjoyed watching your mind being blown, lol! Good job, Harri!
I was going to suggest the same. 👍
Knebworth is also a great live performance.
Harri, it goes without saying that I love this song, but I was even more entertained by watching you rock out to this. Pure joy on your face. Made my morning!🥰🌺✌️
here in the State many consider this one of the greatest rock songs of all-time. They have many great hits. Sweet Home Alabama, Give me three steps. Give me back my bullets(not about guns actually)
And that my brutha is why this song will live on forever.✌🏾
Please give your ears and eyes a treat and check them out live from Oakland in 77. You’ll dig it. They kick it to a totally other level within song. It was a true anthem for age group !!!
I've sent off many friends, who have passed, to this song. Legendary song to the end of time. Thanks Harri.
Played at my uncle's funeral
Harri, the Lynryd Skynyrd band was tragically decimated by a charter plane crash in Mississippi after a gig in Oct. 1977
TWO Of their entourage decided to drive to Baton Rouge instead of flying so they could visit friends on the coast . The up and coming, band Leblanc and carr was to open the show. When they got to Baton Rouge, they were devastated to find out what had happened. They got gigs with new bands like Journey and Foreigner but their hearts were no longer in it. Pete went back to being one of the most sought after session players anywhere and Lenny became one of top Christian music stars!
You've got that right, from their name pronunciation, to the tune itself. An anthem from the day, which will live on in infamy.
So many on here making it sound like the entire band died in the plane crash, but they did not. Tragically, the lead singer Ronnie VanZant was among those killed. When the band decided after 10 years to perform again Ronnie's little brother Johnny took over as lead singer and the band was still rockin up until 2021. The plane they were on ran out of fuel just outside of Gillsburg Mississippi. As teens we all visited the crash site a few days afterwards as it was only a few miles from where we lived. Recently many of my friends built a memorial on the crash site. One of my very favorite bands ever and they created some fantastic music.
This guy is more introspective than most "reaction" ppl. GLHF Dude!!!
One of the most talented bands ever. Unfortunately, the original didn’t get to enjoy their success for very long.
Right on. The second part is the Freebird soaring free!!!
I love your joy at hearing this song. Freebird is the unofficial anthem of the south here in the States. You MUST watch these amazing guys performing this live -- try 1977 in Oakland. It's well worth your time.
For more Skynard, definitely give Simple Man, Sweet Home Alabama, and Tuesday's Gone a listen.
Just fantastic Harri just fantastic!!!!!! Welcome to my 15 year old self the first time hearing this song when it first came out!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!!😍😍😍🥳🥳🥳🤣🤣🥳🎸🎸🎸😎🍸
Hi fellow Austinite😉
Your very wise! Many people play this song at funerals! After the plane crash in 1977, they played this song at their funerals! It was a great loss losing them so early ! I think there are two survivors and they try to carry on with the band! When I was a teenager, this song became like an anthem! Glad you got it! You ought to see them live on You tube! Amazing!
Great reaction Harri! You just experienced one of rock music's all time greats...both song and band.
This song is so amazing in concert! So much fun! Hearing it live is a whole other experience that anyone that loves classic rock should see them once. They still tour! So they keeping rocking!
It will be a sad day when no one yells out "Freebird" anymore. 😔
Someone out there will always yell out, "Freebird!"
I’m already teaching my 7 year old grandson
The impact they had on upcoming artist there was several artists that still sample their music in their songs if you get time you should watch the live version at Oakland 1977
I close my eyes to get lost In It great review !
eyes closed just feeling the music. the way it should be. you earned the sub!
When the band had the plane crash they were promoting an album called " Street Survivors " which had the band engulfed in flames on the cover.
One of the few songs that give me goose bumps. Every doo-dah time.
Song starts and the eyes closed. I know it's going to be a great reaction right there.
Not only the guitars... the bass and the drums... everyone was on a new level in this song.
Now the best song you’ve never heard by them is Tuesday’s Gone.
Why, has he already heard Sweet Home Alabama and That Smell?
Because those songs got tons of airplay.
@@jimdavis8864 I think you missed the comma after "Why". The question wasn't why has he heard those songs. It was why is Tuesday's Gone the best LS song he has never heard. I was implying that Sweet Home Alabama and That Smell were better songs than Tuesday's Gone,
Another great band, so many songs to treasure, they left a great legacy, gone too soon ♥️ loved your joy with this tune :)
This is a Skynyrd classic. Such a great song, great sounds. I notice in other comments that many are giving you the heads up on other great LS tunes. So why were so many great songs from the 70's? The sounds, instruments, structures, transitions and level of musicianship was so great. What has happened? Great reaction and enjoy because that is what it is about.
For some epic southern rock , check out The Marshall Tucker Band " Can't You see "
I'm not a big Skynyrd fan but " Sweet Home Alabama " is a fantastic tune.
Not a fan what ! Ok your not a rock fan why are here for this?
@@clintjo2377 i didnt say that i wasnt a rock fan, i said i'm not a skynyrd fan.
Great reaction and loved your thoughts. I’m in!💜🎵💜
Oakland 1977,, when you wanna hear/watch this one again. You will love it.
LEN-erd SKIN-erd. The cover of their first album tells you how to pronounce it.
Simple Man... Gimme three steps... Sweet Home Alabama...Ballard of Curtis Lowe...all great songs by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Growing up listening and meeting these guys is nothing but an honor. This is true Rock and Roll!
The 70's man.
NOTHING comes near.(apart from the 60's of course)
And you've only scratched the surface,trust me.
I was so excited seeing 1 of my favorite bands doing 1 of my favorite double albums in its entirety in 1973.
The Who performing, "Quadrophenia".
Little did I know, but an unknown band on their 1st national tour would "steal the spotlight".
The Who were everything I have ever heard about a band playing raw rock and roll at an incredible level.
But Lynryd Skynyrds performance is the one I talk about till this day.
I am so glad and thankful I saw them 3 times before the tragedy.
Stone cold classic. One of the great guitar solos of rock history.
Your reaction is priceless. Thank you
"I never saw that coming!"
Buckle in, friend.
Check out SIMPLE MAN by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The group name is pronounced like “LINNERD SKINNERD.” Some of the group members were killed in a plane crash years ago.
Leonard Skinard.
How good is this song? Harri, during the last half of the song, the smile never left your face, and you only opened your eyes once! That's a great song, my friend.
Harri, considering that the British accent uses what's called a 'non-rhotic' R, I would say yes, you pronounced the band name correctly. In British accent, the R is not as much of a hard R as we in America pronounce it. In an American English accent the band name would sound more like Lin-nerrd skin-nerrd. It has more of what I would call a 'nasal twang' to it for lack of a better term to describe it.
This song was played at one of my best friends funeral. He died in a fire when we were 18.
My graduation class song and sure many others!
Skynyrd is my favorite 😍rock band, watched them live in 98 in Atlanta very cool
It's pronounced like Leonard Skinnerd. I like your insight into the first part being sad, and the second part being the celebration. I never thought about that before.
Welcome to LYNRYRD SKYNYRD Harri. Ohhh the rabbit hole. So many awesome songs 🎵😍👏.
And that is why people yell, "Play Free Bird!!"
Hey man, someone painted your room bright pink! Yeah Southern Rock. This is THE Song of that genre. A true AMERICAN classic! This one will be in our archives forever.
Celebrate our Spirits flying free.
Simple Man.
Courtesy of three amazing guitarists
The talent level in the 70s will never be matched. Rock & roll, folk, Motown, the melodies, songwriting, the music, the bands, have stood up for 50+ years. Today, it's rap and country, period. They won't be playing that in 50 years
Harri the live version from 1977 in Oakland Ca is so fun to watch. I was there at 17 years old. I will never forget that concert we called Day On The Green. There were always 2 or 3 great bands playing the whole day. Most people in that video are in now grandparents in their 60's.
Lynyrd Skynyrd was the very first band that I ever saw in concert. In New Orleans. June 6, 1974. I was 16 yrs. old. I saw them many times over the years.
Harris, I think you reflect what many of us Skynyrd fans feel about this song...love all your commentaries and your love of a wide spectrum of songs, you know a great time when you hear it...
Great reaction...even when we love the song and we can "see it coming" it hits us like it did you...every time even after all these years!
I am so glad you appreciate the music of our day. This song was the anthem for my generation! Tragically Ronnie, Steve and Cassie were killed in a plane crash. So glad I had the chance to see this band live.
Lucky enough to have seen them in concert many moons ago. They played warm up for The Who in Philadelphia and Pete Townsend was very impressed.
I'll never forget the first time i heard this... nearly 20 years later i still get chills. To me it's the best song ever... literally ever. I dig your vibe, all the pink... def gotta sub!
rip ronnie van want in freebird you asked if we would remember you. The world 🌎 answered in a big Yes 😂
Now ya need to do "Flirtin' with Disaster" by Molly Hatchet, just as good, if not, BETTER. OR, "Green Grass and High Tides" by "The Outlaws". OR, "Green Onions" by Booker T and the M.G.'s . . . . .
I’d also like to add Highway Song by Blackfoot to that list
I'd add fade to black to that list. Flirting with disaster? Are you gay?
This one example when the live version is better than the studio.
When I was in the Army the PX had a jukebox and I played this whenever I was there. 3 out of 4 members of this band died in a plane crash along with the manager and pilot. There was drug use and gun play on the plane. Peace.
Those Free Birds could really fly lol. Seen them in concert in 1976👍👍
OMG Harri, I love your shirt; it looks like it could be from the 70's! You certainly have style 😊.