Lynyrd Skynyrd - Saturday Night Special (REACTION)
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- @AirplayBeats reacts to Lynyrd Skynyrd - Saturday Night Special
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Ed King tells the story of him in the rehearsal house, where Ronnie would always demand they bring something to work on, and Ed was playing around with this riff, and Ronnie, sitting by
kept motioning him to keep playing, then after a bit, Ronnie came up to Ed, and whispered in his ear "Two feets they come a creepin, like a black cat do". They knew it was a hit in the making.
That’s the “Hell House” in Green Cove Springs, Fl, right down the road from me. The heat and humidity they suffered through in that place inspired the name.
Both of those are such fascinating tidbits of information about Skynyrd.
Ed said, who comes up with stuff like that?
Skynyrds catalog is full of great tunes
👍🥁🥁🎵🎼🎶💥
"Gimme Back My Bullets". Skynyrd was Bad Boy Southern Rock Wholesome all American Men, with Honkette's. "Give me Three steps.".
Oh YEAH!
Great GREAT G R E A T choice, they'll love it❗️❗️
Gimme Back My Bullets isn't about guns though.
GREAT REACTION GUYS. It is gangster. Blackfoot (an offshoot of Skynyrd) has some gangster songs (e.g. Fox chase and Highway song as well as gimme gimme gimme) One of Skynnyrds best songs imho is The Needle and the Spoon. SHORT BUT SWEET. God bless. Also forget about 38 special, I saw that recommended below. PETSONALLY, I THINK green Grass and High Tides may be the best southern rock song of all time, being a Floridian.😅
They did gimme back my bullets
One of Skynyrd's Finest Songs. Such a dirty groove and Ronnie's Vocal & Lyrics are absolute Fire!
Just a filthy groove. It hits every time.
Serious southern rock, with dead serious lyrics. For all the attention given to Sweet Home Alabama and Free Bird, this may be Skynyrd's best.
These guys were badass live.
A true tragedy in music, Skynyrd was.
This song was featured in the Burt Reynolds movie "The Longest Yard".
They made five great records before the untimely death of Ronnie Van Zant the singer, Steve Gaines the guitar player, Steve's sister and a few crew in that plane crash. They did music with his brother Johnny years later starting in 1991 under the same name, and its not bad. But the golden age is 70s Skynyrd for sure!
Also remember 2 albums as Rossington-Collins Band, early 80s. I actually really like the 1st one, but the 2nd RCBand album...dont wanna say it sucked, but it wasnt very good. They were all going through a lot at the time...
These dudes are bad ass and they were inducted into the rock n roll of fame in 2006.
Yep, the band was inducted in 2006.
It's always hard when thinking about what might have been lost that day in 1977, but we all know almost 50 years later that it was pure greatness.
There will never be another band like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Thanks again, fellas, for keeping their music alive and for another great reaction as usual.
Rossington Collins Band ~ "don't Misunderstand Me"....! Great Song..!
Inducted in 2006. Ronnie Van Zant wrote their lyrics and he lived like a gangster in a rough neighborhood in Florida. He was nice when sober and deadly when drunk. He did have strong feelings about guns and about driving under the influence that he put in his songs.
he did enjoy fishing for relaxing. and baseball he was pretty good
@@scotthanson4200 Yeah, I've seen the documentary, If I Leave Here Tomorrow,, several times. I've also seen him swimming at his home.
Lived like a gangster? No, just the Westside of Jax. Working class, definitely not fancy...nothing' wrong with that.
If u know, u know.
They used this song in the first part of the 1974 movie The Longest Yard.
Oak tree you're in my way.
A "Saturday Night Special" usually described cheap hand guns, sold on the black market in the 1970s. Some of these things were crude and flimsy, but guess what- They were cheap, widely available, and worked....
I think these guys were talking & missed Ronnie singing "For twenty dollars you can buy yourselk one tooooo". Kind of an important line, emphasizing how cheap & readily available they were. ANYBODY, even a kid, could buy one anonymously in any big city in America...
Still can where I'm from. Will cost ya $50 however.
Their songs “ 4 walls of Raiford” and “ Mr.Banker” off the legends album are a couple of my personal favorites!
And a few others that came out as "previously unrelesed" that deserve mentioning: "Junkie", "Wino", and "I Gotta Go". Never understood how Junkie & Wino never made it on a mainstream Skynyrd album. Just ran outta time I guess. sigh
Killer riff! Yes, this LP was produced (along with some of their others) by the great Al Kooper. A man who deserves his own praise. Thank for reminding me how good this song is. 👍
YES!!!!..This is why I love yall! The Lynyrd Skynyrd band was the worst loss to rock beside Hendrix.
The '70s was a disastrous decade for rock...Duane Allman and Berry Oakley, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Keith Moon besides Hendrix and Skynyrd and preceded by Brian Jones in '69...
Yep along with Duane Allman
Skynyd was finally inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame in 2006. They should have been way sooner! The rock n roll hall of fame is a joke! I have been a lynyrd skynyrd fan since the beginning in the early seventies. They didn't make any bad music, just great music! Glad to see you young guys discovering some great music that's been around for 50 years!
Actually a Saturday night special was a scheap made small caliber hand gun also called junk guns. they were also referred to as suicide specials. they came out in the late 19th century and early 20th century
Yes we had gun issues way back then to. The Saturday Night Special was a small caliber gun. Like a 25 cal. Easy to conceal and was a throwaway gun. From what i remember i was a teenager. Makes me happy that y'all are diggin Skynyrd. My favorite. Ronnie Van Zants wrote songs regular folks could relate to.
Cheap pistols bought on the street.
"Fo' twenty dollars, you can get yourself one, too"
Back then? Roflmao.
Wrong. It was just a cheap pistol, usually .38, bought in a bar or from your local hustler,, usually a piece of junk from South America..I saw hundreds of em in the 70s...
@@t.j.payeur5331 whatever man. I did some research to see if i was wrong. The.25 was a prime example of a Saturday night special back in the 70's . I never said a.25 was the only caliber gun that was considered a Saturday night special.Like i said they were cheap throwaway guns. I never said anything about where they came from or how people got them. Raven arms.25 is a good example of one. Made in the USA. Maybe one thing we can agree on is this is a kickass tune?
You guys are the best, man. I listen to all your stuff and when you get to this stuff right here, the 70s rock, I get to smilin' right along with y'all. Fantastic job🍻
Guys, get their double live album called, “One More From The Road.” It’s the proof that shows just how tight and so well rehearsed they were live.
Really well recorded for the times IMO. Listen to something like All the World’s a Stage from Rush around the same time. Sounds like it’s in a tunnel. I have the heavy vinyl of OMftR and it’s super.
@@loadedorygun yep, also have original vinyl. 🍻
Saturday night special is a 38 caliber not a 380.
AMAZING live album 🔥
Rest easy guys, they were inducted into the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame in 2006. Also, if you like that type of song, try, Gimme back my bullets.
My first concert June 77.. JFK stadium in philly 100,ooo in attendance Peter Frampton, Skynyrd ,J Geils, Dickie Betts for some reason we walked up to the stage for skynyrd so glad for that, Steve Gaines right in front of us ,obviously they took the show
I was there to!!!
38 Special is another 70's band. Check out Hold On Loosely.
Southern Rock at its Finest , Dont forget to react to the band .38 Special if you have not yet, Bangin !! Relations I believe
I'd also recommend Blackfoot. An awesome Southern Rock band. Rick Medlocke was once the drummer in Skynyrd when Bob Burns took leave for a time.
Ronnie's brother Donnie Van Zant was lead singer for 38 Special...
@@andychisarick6879Chain Lightning 🤘
@@andychisarick6879actually he shared leads with Don Barnes
Don't forget Molly Hatchet.
Good old rock&roll
Yes. Such a pounding song.
One of my first albums was LS “One From the Road”. Double live records. Every song is amazing. Great album cover.
One From The Road is a must-have live album. Sooooo good!
Usually a saturday night special was a small revolver like a .32 or .38 not a .380 which is an automatic.Something cheap you can ditch in case you ended up using it
Love the reaction, as usual! I'm 60, so I remember guys having gun racks inside the truck, in the high school parking lot! You knew why. Going hunting later, not gang banging. 😉Peace
Check out" that smell" and the message of that song..... we're talking real.
I'm watching this again for a second time and I think it's hilarious that you guys would even imagine a world where Lynyrd Skynyrd wasn't in the Rock and Roll Hall Of fame. I mean, Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd and Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin are the crowning anthems of rock and roll royalty.
Well I did say I wasn’t sure
My band literally just learned this song. One of my FAVORITES to sing.
If you can only get one Lynyrd Skynyrd album. The MUST HAVE is Live One More From the Road!! Best one they have by far! It’s a double album. Now one of my favorite songs On The Hunt is not on the album. But it is one of the best Double Live albums ever created!
When this song came out a .380 was unheard of. An RG .38 special was $50 new or about $30 used, and Saturday night special was any cheap gun of any caliber. I sold guns 1979-1982.They wore out fast. Great reaction guys.
Ed tells this story, he was playing the guitar intro in a room and Ronnie opens the door and sings the first lines to the song, two feets they come a creepin, like a black cat do, Ed sat there amazed, how's he do that.
You to brothers are the best at what you do don't stop
Ned from Spain saying yes there is a reason why I'm subscribed to your guys channel and here is a dynamite example. Your views, knowledge and open ears make it a pleasure to watch you talk about songs that are new to you. Different perspectives because of what strikes your sensibilities for me and the wife you guys are just the best. These guys came from some serious poverty and hardship and were going to make it or die trying. All great bands are as tough and together as a gang, make no mistake.
Stoked that you guys did this one! Bad ass anti-gun song from over 50 years ago. There is another side to Skynyrd, check out "All I Can Do Is Write About It" and "The Ballad of Curtis Loew".
You can't go wrong with SKYNYRD
Ronnie Van Zant, the singer, wrote all the lyrics. And he never wrote them down. He said if I can’t remember it, it ain’t good enough!
I’ve heard this song my entire life living in the South. So happy new listeners are discovering Skynyrd. Funny memory about this particular song. Years ago I was across the street from the legendary Florabama Lounge in Orange Beach, Alabama at a dock local boats pull up to from trips out on the gulf. I’m sitting there waiting on a parking spot, when all of a sudden I hear Saturday Night Special blaring from a boat coming in. It was this expensive ski boat pulling up with four or five college guys and one college girl in a itty bitty white bikini to the dock. Those jerks stayed in the damn boat while that girl got out and came back with a case of beer under each arm to them 😡 now every daggum time I hear this song I think of those jerks
I played Skynyrd so much my friends called me Vinny Van Zant
When I was growing up in the seventies, the Saturday Night Special referred to a .38 cal. revolver, typically a six shooter. They were plentiful and cheap in the bigger cities. Great reaction guys. You're awesome.
Excellent reaction!!! "Give me three steps" is a must.
Youi guys need to react to "I ain't the one . Whiskey rock -a roller , "Searchin' , Needle & the spoon , "You got that right . Wino. , Need all my Friends ,Am I losin' , Coming home , Gimme 3 steps. Just to start with !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Was I Right or Wrong
@@edmundmiller8229 Yes ,big time. Forgot to mention that one .
La /Che you guys are nailing some really awesome music lately. Great song by Ronnie and the boys. Love Skynyrd always have always will. Great reaction gentleman you guys have covered some great great music. Zeppelin Beatles Sabbath Skynyrd Who Stones AC/DC Van Halen etc etc. would you guys be interested in some newer music? I have a few I think you may like? Keep up the awesome work love what you are doing for the AirPlay family.
A “Saturday night special” is typically a cheap handgun (.38 if a revolver or .380 if semi-auto) with a very short barrel so it’s easily concealed, usually bought off the streets. Fun fact: For this song, drummer Bob Burns had to take a break from touring and Artimus Pyle was brought in to replace him. Pyle was given just a couple of days to rehearse the song in a rented Atlanta club before they hit the road again. Producer Al Kooper was rehearsing them, and became confused when the band began playing on the second beat of the second bar. When asked why, guitarist Ed King explained that it all worked out perfectly when they get to the guitar solo. So Kooper grew even more concerned, thinking that one of the subsequent bars had to be a beat short. The band eventually convinced Kooper that there was no need to conserve beats! This was a case of by-the-book Kooper vs. raw-talent Lynyrd Skynyrd - from which Kooper backed down.
"I'm a Country Boy" from that same album is KILLA'!
The only song o know of worth the word trousers in it ! I’ve been listening to skynyrd since 1974. They have a huge following till this day. Lots of history about them on the net
Wife here. Yes they have tons of great bangers . Always loved One More From the Road live album . They have some other sounds listen to I never dreamed .
Great live album from 1976 at the Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA.
They need to review this live album. Everything is great on this album. Give me a T for Texas, give me a T for Tennessee.
@@thomasferguson2795 Yep.whole album is great,T for Texas and T for Tennessee is a great song! They just are so great live !
Y’all gotta be my favorite reactors of music on TH-cam. Do on the hunt, ballad of Curtis loew or searching
You need to hear Molly Hatchet, Flirtin with disaster. A true southern rock banger.
MOrnin guys
Good Morning!!
Ronnie was anti- gun , way back in the day! Thx boys for getting the day off to a good start!
Ronnie was not anti gun, he was not a fan of handguns. I bet he had a collection of rifles and or shotguns. He was a country boy from the South.
It was a different world back then. People didn't worship guns. The NRA was still primarily a hunting organization.
@@dwashington1333 I saw several interviews where he said he was anti-gun.
@@324cmaca southern, ‘good ol boy’ speaking out against gun violence. That’s bravery & putting your money where your mouth is right there. Big props to RVZ!🫡
B.S.
Only gun problem we have now are anti-gunners. Move if you don't want any rights.
Had no idea of the pansies on this site! Low T boys.
You guys should have your own radio show . I know I would listen. #ROCKON
Needle and the Spoon.
Best skynryd album for me
They just rocked and hard. The dirty south, and they tell you all about it. Gotta do Working for MCA and Four Walls of Raiford.
Not too many people review " Working For MCA", but it is a Skynyrd banger, and "Gimme Back My Bullets", both are ear candy.
Loved this reaction because LB heard what was being said in the last verse.
Check out their 'brother' band 38 special ~ "Wild Eyed Southern Boys", "Chain Lightning", "Rockin' into the Night", "Hold on Loosely" and more...
You have to do "T for Texas" live at Knebworth in 1976 or "Call Me the Breeze" live at Knebworth also in 1976!!
In the opening to The Longest Yard this tune kicks in.
A Saturday Night Special is a Snub Nose.38 Revolver. And the rounds often used were Hallowpoints.
Loved this reaction. Hadn't heard this song in a while....so it was a great listening to it with y'all! Great reaction!
Saw them in concert in the 70s. Great live performance! Did not disappoint. Remember walking by a newspaper stand one day and reading the headlines of the plane crash. So, bummed out!
Love both your reactions to the great music, I grew up with and smoked joints to. Aww....!
Surprising, that a southern rock band would lead the way with an anti-drug song, that smell, and an anti-gun song, Mr. Saturday night special! These cats are way ahead of their time!
WAR is a great 70's band I think you guys will really like. They're in a place somewhere between Santana and Sly and the Family Stone.
The guitar in this song makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck!!
I've been with you guys since the beginning. It's nice to see the channel grow. Thanks.
I love the way Ronnie talks on and off through the song and at the end he plainly says '''Thats the end of this sooooong right'' in a very subtle way and it adds something to make it better ,Why it does ,what ever who knows ,,,,but it really does have a great effect ..
I still saw them live about 15 years ago. Great band with tragic losses. They had a lot of quite critical songs like this one. I think you would also enjoy Whiskey Man by Molly Hatchet. I always say when it comes to Southern Rock there is the holy trinity chronologically with Allmans, Skynyrd, and Hatchet. CCR played Southern Rock but were actually not from this area.
Great song, and love the Good Times reference. John Amos as James was the man!
A snubnose .38 revolver is what is considered a .38 Special, aka Saturday Night Special. Weapon of choice by criminals back in the day due to it's small compact size for easy concealment and the cheap price you could get them for.
Fellas, please check out I Ain't the One by them. Another really cool groove. Also, if you haven't watched the documentary, you got to check it out. Basically they had a little shack down by the river where they all grew up where they'd go and drink and smoke and that's where they wrote and worked out all their best music. Great story about a great band. Such a tragedy what happened. Who knows the heights they could have reached.
Buy every one of those albums you will not regret it . And if you have old school stereo equipment then you are going to hear it right ❤
Lynyrd Skynyrd definitely belong in the Rock N' Roll Hall Of Fame. They are almost predestined for it and have deserved it for a long time ! I got all them vinyls and it sounds very good. Thanks for sharing us so many songs from one of the best bands ever ! Best wishes @all from Hamburg (Germany)
They paid dues for 7 years before getting their shot. See Tuesdays Gone doc. 10 year vets by planr crash. Most excellent, unique band.
5 years at Hell house doing mushrooms
The lyrics to this song still ring true today almost 50 years later. Thanks for doing this!
Fantastic song, really gets slept on sometimes. I just looked at your Skynurd playlist... have you guys not heard Gimme Three Steps yet????? Oh mah gootness, you need to hit that up ASAP. A short and sweet BANGER.
Great Jam !!!! Guys the pistol is actually a .38 Special aka Saturday Night Special and its a revolver. A .380 Automatic is different. Keep on Rockin !!!!
Yay! Skynyrd is the real deal! Soundtrack of my life….never gets old! ❤
On the same album is a track called “Am I Losin’?” Check it out, guys.
If you want a lot of the hits from them on vinyl, get Gold and Platinum.
If you all get that vinyl get you a street survivor album with the fire behind the guys that's the rare one
The original group was around for 13 years 1964-1977 so not that short lived. But they did have a hard time getting signed.
You Got That Right is a real banger!!!!
Can you imagine how much equipment the roadies had to manage with a seven man band?🤪 You gotta have a big stage too when you have a singer, 3 guitarists and a bass player!💯😁❤️✌️
Back in the 1960s there was a flood of cheap revolvers and pistols on American streets, primarily in 22lr, 25 Auto, and 32 Auto, which were the original Saturday Night Specials. Eventually many were outlawed in the 1968 Federal Gun Control Act. Since then pretty much any short barreled handgun that could be cheaply bought clandestinely on the street came to be called a SNP (probably not a lot of 44 cal SNP, so we'll just call it artistic license from the best southern rock band that ever existed). 😊
The 2 members of Lynard Skynard that died in the plane crash were the 2 lyric writers of the band, first it was the singer that wrote all of the songs and then when Steve Gaines joined the band, he started helping with the writing. What a terrible loss!!!
Allen wrote songs, Ed wrote songs,Gary wrote songs not just Ronnie and Steve
.38 aka Saturday night Special. easy to conceal, readily available on the streets, and cheap."for $20 you can buy one too
lend a helping hand! Searching, Wino on the street, Preachers Daughter! obscure good ones too!
R&RHOF is only a name. Includes all genres of music. Whoever Rolling Stone mag wants in goes in. Longtime great Rock acts are still waiting.
Grand Funk and Foreigner leap to mind.
These guys were at the top of their game when it came crashing down.
Truly legendary !! 😎🔥🎸
Great song and reaction
Gimme back my bullets another banger from the only and only LS. Ronnie sang many a song with tape on his knuckles from getting jiggy with a band mate. ✌🏻
Yeah this was a great one from them. They have lots. Needle and the spoon is another one I’d recommend checking out. Nasty stuff
The original Saturday night special was a .25 back in the day.💯 They were dirt cheap, $30-50 and easy to find so everybody had 'em. Dat Glock is the banger now!😖❤️✌️