Lynyrd Skynyrd - I Know A Little (REACTION)
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Steve Gaines … what a monster player. Who knows how far he could have gone had he not died in the crash 😢
Short career but has to be one of my favorite guitarists..fast linear blues licks n funky as hell
They had so much more to give. So incredibly sad to lose them😢
Surely, you mean Ronnie.
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You're right about that.
Thank you for every Lynyrd Skynyrd reaction that y'all do.
Lynyrd Skynyrd Lives On! Generation after generation.
Rehearsal rehearsal rehearsal, touring touring touring and recording straight to the tour bus and on the road. Probably the hardest working band ever. From the times at the hell house all the way to the plane crash. They were working. There is a great documentary about them I watched. They memorized every solo and Ronnie never wrote down any lyrics because if it wasn’t worth remembering then it wasn’t worth playing. I loved that band.
You are spot on...they worked it and they earned it...
That's so cool about Ronnie and the lyrics. Never knew that. Mad respect.
Yep, and they had worked so hard for so long, that they probably could have taken a break after their latest tour! They all, except maybe Steve Gaines (since he had just joined the band) would have had a decent nest egg saved up by then. They could have gone fishing for a year or two before they had to go back to work! Just another example of how "lifes not fair!" Dudes worked their asses off, ..then died (or got seriously busted up) just before they could really enjoy the fruits of their labor!
They are considered one of the best live bands of all time!!!
Skynyrd are the epitome of how TIGHT a band can become over the years through massive touring and rehearsals. As tight as it gets.
Absolutely! These guys were the very best of musicians in their repective instruments. Period!
Everyone here in the Jacksonville area has a “claim to fame” story about their connection to Lynyrd Skynyrd. I’ve got several, the best of which is my father was Billy Powell’s financial advisor in the early 2000s (just before my dad retired). My pops didn’t know Skynyrd from Elvis, yet Billy invited him over to his home on the west side here and played piano for my dad, saw all his platinum records and got me some autographed pics!😂
Prior to his visit, I remember educating my father as to who they were, that they were a major act-not some little bar band!
Me too. I was stationed in Mayport in the late 80's then lived on in OP and Greencove after I got out. I met Artimus several times. At the Spin Drifter and at Shades one time. Met Judy Grodin at a Christmas party in GCS thrown by 38 specials road manager. Lol.
Roger that! I grew up in Fleming Island. Oh, the “success rate” (if ya know what I mean) I had at Shades back in the day would make Gene Simmons blush.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ah, the good ol’ days..
This is my favorite LS album! “You got that right” and “I never dreamed” are a must listen from this album. Steve Gaines was a wonderful guitarist and writer. He was breathing new life into Skynyrd. This music is classic.
Saw them on July 4, 1976 at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis. Great concert. It was The Outlaws. Blue Oyster Cult, Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top. Poor ZZ, nobody follows Skynyrd. Saw them 2 more times after the crash, but of course, it wasn't the same. Skynyrd live was an experience.
Saw them twice that same year. First time they opened for the Doobie Brothers. The crowd was blown away and the Doobies were like WTF, how do we follow that?
Ronnie demanded nothing but the best from them he wasn't one to mess around. He would put them in their place really fast but the end results was magnificent. Nobody today is as tight as they were just professional musicians period. REST IN PEACE LYNYRD SKYNYRD ❤
Ronnie shares vocals with Steve Gaines in the song " you got that right " Gaines was a game changer of the highest level
Rip fellers your music lives on 🤘✌💞
They were AWESOME!
There's always great grooves and energy in the original L.S. catalog. Total ASM (Ass Shakin' Music). A couple tunes to check out are "On The Hunt" (1 of my all time fav guitar lead tones) and "The Ballad of Curtis Loew" (great slide/lyrics).
Steve Gaines wrote the music long before joining the Skynyrd band ...RVZ (singer) changed/added lyrics and Gary Rossington added his middle guitar solo along with Powell adding the keys hence touched by the legend LYNYRD SKYNYRD!
The working man's band,Skynyrd put the boogie into southern rock.
You either loved this band or you didn’t, no in-between. Put the boogie in southern rock, a must play at parties (at least the good ones)….loved your reaction, you guys are pros and it shows!
Hi La and Che... I was lucky to see the original group in I think 1974 or 1975 ... Charlie Daniels was the opening act... academy of music...New York City ... concerts were $5 then ....
This album was a huge evolution for them. Production quality was their finest. Molly Hatchet were also known for their production quality.
Pronounced is their best album.
"Gimme 3 Steps" should be next.
One you would like a lot like this is “ You Got That Right”.
"gimme three steps" by them should be on your short list IMO
It's about time someone reacted to this incredible song !!! This was written by Steve Gaines who had joined the band about 1& 1/2 years before the band died in the crash . It is much different than Ronnie Van Zant's style of writing . It's great to hear Ronnie sing someone else's song that he truley respected . This would be a song he absolutely loved . He would never have sold out . Ever . Thanks !!!
Thanks for covering this little gem…..great lyrics with a great piano boogie…just fun
Y’all are hearing “Texas Swing” turned into Rock.
Time to put on your dancin' shoes.
Will be seeing them once again tomorrow night in St.Augustine, Fl !
Never heard that song before. That was fun!
Exactly!
Can’t wait for you to get to On The Hunt! Skynyrd is hellaciously great!
You are so right...such tight musicians. Who knows where they would have gone. Fun party music back in the day, and to this day. Check out Workin for MCA, I Need You, I Ain't the One, Swamp Music, Mississippi Kid. Thanks for the reaction!
You want issues? Was I Right or Wrong, Things Goin' on, there's no wrong move.
Wow you guys are kicking it. Always great watching.
Plenty more from LS keep Icoming
North Florida swamp boogie
Y'all are just touching the surface of a very deep catalog.Skynyrd was so damn good!.I think you will like most everything they recorded before the plane crash and lots that came later! Hope you literally do all of them.Yes they are that good!
I was just listening to this song today! 🤘Skynyrd!
Concentrate on Leon Wilkeson's bass line in this, it's phenomenal.
Swamp Music and Down South Jukin’
Don't forget to Boogie children 🇺🇸🇨🇦🌄
Most of there songs are original, this one is a classic blues song ( upbeat start of rock and roll type blues)
Long Live The Lynyrd Skynyrd Band.
Southern boggie woogie music!!!
With the addition of Steve Gaines this last album was a slight change in their style but a huge change in their sound. These guys were getting ready to head for much bigger and better things. Broke my heart when the plane went down. At my local drinking establishment there was a huge wake held. I think we crawled out around 4 a.m.
Western swing, Skynyrd style. Love it.
A WELL OILED MACHINE
Great pick!!!!!
Steve Gaines is the one in the middle with his head on fire
Another great reaction guys. I was waiting for you guys to get to this one. On that fateful day of that horrible tragedy my world got a whole lot smaller, "I Ain't The One", and "Saturday Night Special" are a couple of good ones as well.
this whole album is a masterpiece!
You HAVE to do "T for Texas" and "Call Me the Breeze" from the live Knebworth concert in 1976 if you want see them boogie and at their very best!!!!!
If you guys really like Skynyrd you should watch one or two of the documentaries on them. You mentioned them being so tight. That's because they practiced every day all day in "he'll house". An old camp on the creek in shantytown. There story is something else 😮 thanks for giving me someone to listen to great music with and great job gentlemen!
I never was a Lynard Skynyrd fan, but had to pop in for a listen. The one song they did, that did it for me.
Thanks guys
Y'all are great. Thanks!
Good stuff. Nasty Lynyrd Skynrd licks. Classic rock at it's best. Well done, gentlemen. Y'all need to hit "The Ballad of Curtis Lowe" and get their solid blues grounding and where it came from.
You guys make us hear and appeciate new nuances and perspectives after all these decades of listening to these songs.
Recently discovered you guys. I love your educated reactions. Definitely the best on TH-cam.
Steve Gaines. From Miami, Ok. Badass gone too soon along with his sister and Ronnie.
Sweet little missy same album It’s good !
I like ONE MORE TIME and I NEVER DREAMED off of that album.
You guys are great 👏👏
We loved this band back in the day but I think I truly appreciate them even more now. Listening to them in higher def brings out things I never noticed on our old stereos back then.
You should do "That Smell." It's about when Gary Rossington crashed his car into an oak tree while intoxicated. Anything on the "Street Survivors" is great, but I love "What's your Name" and "You got that right." The piano is so good.❤We did party to this since I was 17 years old.
Crazy guitar work by Steve Gaines, new guy in band in flames in middle.
The GREAT Lynyrd Skynyrd! You guys should check out their songs ON THE HUNT, SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL.
Some of the best rockin roll there is. You just can't stay still. Thanks guys
MORNING GUYS! 😊OHHHHHH YEAH, THIS A COOL SONG WITH A SUPER GREAT PIANO BANG! 👍 BE WELL LA AND CHE
A little late, you mentioned them being tight. They had a little place south of Jacksonville, FL in the country called "The Hell House" where they practiced hours on end with no A/C. Hot & humid conditions and wouldn't accept anything less than perfection.
Amazing what they accomplished in their short lives. Left us in mid-20's
Another great jam by Skynyrd!
Listen to Curtis Lowe - when Ronnie was young - influence
It's almost impossible to not shuffle your feet when this song comes on.
Any song from their first five studio albums is a goodie. Just close your eyes and pick one and you'll be satisfied. I have a request for the song Things Going On from their debut album Pronounced. There's another version on the First and Last album which is good but I prefer the one on the debut album.
The singer, RVS, was a perfectionist, and he rehearsed over and over and over BEFORE they were even playing out in clubs. Ever song they did in rehearsal was followed by him saying, "One more time". I believe it may have driven some players away in the early days. Those who stuck around found out what greatness means.
Unlike thecAllmsn Brothers who were jam maniacs LS was true to the recording.
He said people came to hear the songs they know.
One of the greatest bands OF ALL TIME. No doubt.
One of rock's greatest tragedies that the core of the band was stripped away by the plane crash. Ronnie and Steve were the glue at that time. Having said that I've remained a fan for 5 decades and saw them before and after............they never disappointed. This is also my favourite album of theirs................and how spooky that the flames on the cover flickered menacingly on their heads!
You can know a little about dancin` but guess the rest, huh?
Thanks guys for sharing keeping it real..I got to meet Ronnie van zant many years ago fox theater Atlanta Ga..never forget that concert..one more for the road... double album...
Yea man this just a fun as hell song drums and guitar so crisp!
There was some truly special talent in Skynyrd during its original run but for my money none were as all around talented and with more potential than Steve Gaines. This song is a great example of that, a song he wrote well before he joined Skynyrd, I truly believe even with all the amazing songs they recorded the best music was still to come because Steve and Ronnie only got a little over a year together. Ronnie was Steve's biggest fan too, he gave the famous quote about how they would all be in Steve's shadow one day because he was just that talented a musician, songwriter and singer. Damn shame the world lost Ronnie, Steve and Cassie in that crash but I bet they have been writing together and jamming in the afterlife for a long time now....
Lynyrd Skynyrd with 13 of the Band members now decreased, they were always a 3 guitar powerhouse as they reunited, reformed, and reconstituted the band for decades. Sometimes a Band is more than the individual members, it becomes its own entity continuing on the legacy for future generations to enjoy. I don't see anything wrong with that as long as the effort is genuine and respectful of the magic of a Band.
This song was brought to Skynyrd by Steve Gaines... Steve wrote this song with his previous band Crawdad...
I Never Dreamed. The Final guitar solo at end by Steve Gaines is my #1 guitar solo from seventies. #1.
Great song..and not a bad one on the album
This was going to be my next request on your next Skynyard reaction....LOL
Another great cut from the same album, You Got That Right. The pause….you’ll know it when you hear it! Written by Steve Gaines and Ronnie Van Zant who traded vocals on it.
With Gary Rossington gone, it's time to let TH-cam and these reaction videos keep the original Lynyrd Skynyrd members immortalized for eternity.
Down South Junkin!!!!
There's always comparisons between Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Bros, both being from the deep South. Skynyrd's music was more polished and structured. Ronnie was arranging the music to be very radio friendly. The Allman Bros stayed in the Blues groove, with more improvisational Blues/Jazz jam arrangements.
I like that breakdown.
Good timing honky Tonkin music right there! Straight from the 70’s directly into your ears!
There was definitely some partying going on back in the day when we were listening to their music!
You are correct my friend. they are locked in because they practiced in the shack for months at a time. The lead singer had firm control over his band.
I think this is my second favorite LS album next to Pronounced. Thir first and last OG.
You guys missed "Things goin' on" from the first album. "I ain't the one" same , first album.
These guys were broke splitting McDonalds food, and practicing 14 hours everyday because they WANTED IT!!!
Every song on this album is tremendous !
Lynyrd skynyrd was the headline even when they weren't the headline band they were just that good period.
Mississippi Kid and Mr Banker is a couple great songs to check out
The original album cover was released prior to the plane crash. Steve Gaines looks engulfed by the flames. They re-released the cover from the picture inside the album with all black background. Out of respect for his family and his death and the rest who died.
Yes. I have the album with the flames. Their plane crashed on my 17th birthday. We partied to it that night and heard of the crash the next day.
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Great tune ... Check out Georgia Peaches and Mississippi Kid... They are both 🔥
Probably better hit STEVIE RAY VAUGHN "Texas flood" live. Plays behind his back, doesn't miss a beat.
If you want to hear some great riffs and party records, check out some Sammy Hagar from the '70s and early '80s... Skynyrd is awesome, though. Consistently good albums and great playing. 🤘
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🙊👉•••PLEEEASE, DO WHISKEY ROCK A ROLLER REACTION! I KNOW YOU GUYS KNOW, THAT YOU CAN'T MISS ON "ANY" SKYNYRD SONG...BUT, I THINK YOU'LL ESPECIALLY LIKE THAT ONE! PEACE,
LOVE, ROCK N ROLL!
MICHAEL KANE