ZYDECO? 🎵 LYNYRD SKYNYRD "GIMME THREE STEPS" REACTION
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One of the greatest honky-tonk songs of all time!! Dude didn't want no trouble, he was just lookin' for a good time 😂
What does honky-tonk mean?
@@thatsjustnotfair5888 A honky-tonk (also called honkatonk, honkey-tonk, or tonk) is both a bar that provides country music for the entertainment of its patrons and the style of music played in such establishments. - from Wikipedia
So basically it's a Country & Western bar where folks drini and dance and have a good time.
My personal anthem.
Took me a while to realize "and the water fell on the floor" was him wetting himself out of fear. Makes me smile
LOL yeah WAY back in the olden-timey days of yore, "making water" meant "taking a pee".
Oh cool! Never realized that.
me too, i always thought he was crying!
A much classier way of saying pissing yourself 🤣
@@brettkenschaft4239 yup
Call Me the Breeze is one of their greatest hits and is very upbeat with a great lead guitar and piano solo!
Call Me the Breeze made me a LS fan. So I bought the LP. It had this song on it: SWEET HOME ALABAMA. I never heard it before. The first time I listened to it I thought it was a rip off of Rolling Stones STRAY CAT BLUES.
another toe tapper is "I Know a Little"
but did you know its a J.J. Cale song?
Very nice suggestion.
@@marckusel5602 Yes, I did.
Based on something that really happened to Ronnie (singer.) He wrote this the night it occurred, I believe.
Probably happened a lot
Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Saturday Night Special", a story about a shooting, an excellent one too, with awesome slide guitar. Ronnie apparently wrote that one due to having been shot himself.
Correct, Ronnie went into the bar Gary and Allen were to young, waited outside in Ronnie's car..... Ronnie came running out jumped In and hauled ass....wrote the song, heading down the road.
Gary said Ronnie didn't tell the guy "gimme three steps"....but he told him "if you shoot me, you'll only hit my ass or my elbows"...... Ronnie, Gary and Allen were all there that night.
@@Huffnutz17 I remember that story. It's pretty awesome.
Song says “that’s my woman there” and Brad’s like, “I don’t think it is.” So true!!
Really! No need to commit ADW over a faithless woman. Cry your tears and move on. Felonies are not needed in this instance.
One of Lynard Skynyrd's Best songs. Gotta love that southern Rock. More great music from the 1970s.
I'm proud of you Brad. You got the story and actually had to explain it to Lex ...awesome. You nailed it again lex. This song has been played at many barbecues and fish fries and parties etc
“Linda loose” lol
I was stunned to see Lex missed the story line. Guess that's a first.
"I'm proud of you Brad. You got the story and actually had to explain it to Lex ...awesome." Any chance you could be any more condescending, Wallace?
I love how Lexi danced the whole time. I can’t sit still either when I here this song!
Such a fun song. Inspired by a true story.
So many great Lynyrd Skynyrd songs to choose from. Saturday night special, the needle and the spoon, working for MCA, poison whiskey. Lot's of em.
This is probably my favorite Skynyrd song! I love how it really paints a picture! It's got some funny lines..."I said excuuuse me" and "the water fell on the floor" (pissed himself 🤣) . Saturday Night Special is another great one.
Really should check out "give me back my bullets" by SKYNYRD think lex would love the guitar!!!!!
Totally agree!! Gimme back my bullets”
For shore, gimme back my bullets, great song.
Keep rocking brothers and sisters of the Skynyrd Nation.
Brother Gary
And after that do the "remix" version with Kid Rock and compare thoughts
That song ends way too early
There is a documentary on Netflix called "if I leave here tomorrow" it is a pretty good documentary about the band.
If your looking for more Lynyrd Skynryd I'd recommend: "Tuesday's Gone." Less honky-tonk, more sentimental.
Oh No!! You guys were slightly cut short on the killer outro, I'm glad you were still able to hear the kick-ass story telling. Keep the Skynyrd coming. "Call me the Breeze" is straight heat!
This is a true story. Ronnie was dancing “cutting the rug” a lady and this guy walks in. I’ve been to The Jug, where this happened. It was called Westside Tavern at the time, but “The Jug” was a better fit.
The band members later said Ronnie said " you'll have to shoot me in my ass or my elbow. " then turned and walked away. A lot of their songs are about real incidents. I think that's one of the reasons this group connects with such a wide range of people.
Other fun bar story songs:
Jay and the Americans "Come A Little Bit Closer"
Charlie Daniels "Uneasy Rider"
Jim Croce "Bad Bad Leroy Brown" and "Don't Mess Around With Jim"
Another vote for "Don't Mess Around With Jim"
I was never a fan of much country music, but I *LOVE* southern rock and _some_ "rebel country" too.
One of my favourites to do at karaoke. Definitely need to do Tuesdays Gone next
I sat in disbelief when this song lost to BOC's Godzilla during a recent Brad & Lex live stream.
Right? I mean, I am a BÖC fan fan but Godzilla is no match for Skynard!
All of the songs were written by the singer and true stories of their lives. Southern Rock and rock
So Glad you finally got to hear this one Brad. Happy Thanksgiving guys
Love the way Lex , is always feeling the music .. After all that's what it's all about . 👍
Thank you. The fact that you appreciated the humorous story that synergizes with the quintessential Southern Rock in this song, makes your reaction the best I have seen for this one. Love to listen to Skynyrd's "Saturday Night Special" and " I Ain't the One'" while driving.
Thank you so much for a 'Skynyrd reaction. A true tale. Ronnie Van Zant wrote this classic on his ride home from that incident.
Peace Out😊✌
"I said excuse me!" always makes me grin.
Scuuse me...
It's Southern Rock from the 70's. Love it
Skynard is 1 of my all time favorite bands. Great channel, great music.
Southern Rock's best song-writing band.
So bizarre. This song was stuck in my head 4 hours ago. The radio wasn't even on.
A great Skynard classic.
If I recall the story correctly, it actually happened to Ronnie Van Zant, the lead singer, and he said to the guy , approximately, " You gotta shoot me in the asshole or elbows, cause that's all you're gonna see." I read the story a long time ago, so it may not be word for word, but that's as I recall it.
One of the three best southern rock bands of all time. The other two being The Allman Brothers and The Marshall Tucker Band.
They are more than just southern rock. These bands play extended sets on songs. I saw I saw Marshall Tucker do a 3+ hour show. A show of about 1,000 family basically a back yard show in a country back yard. My girls friends band opened for them teen agers rocked the house before they came one of the best shows I have been to.
Jesse Pruit, so how does that change the fact they were a southern rock band? I’m well aware bands play outside their normal venues at time. So I fell to see your point!
@@sherryarflin726 just they are more than just a " southern rock band". Have you seen any if these groups live? If not of course you " fail" to get it!
I'm telling everyone have a Great Thanksgiving and God bless you all. 🙏
My favourite band
You should definitely do “On the Hunt” by Skynyrd! Love the content guys!
That and the live version of "Workin For MCA".
One of my all time favorite Skynyard songs!! and a true story too!!
Love Lynyrd Skynyrd great music 🎵🎶
The one eyed stare from a 44 magnum overrules everything. Hence the request for three steps!!!!!
Lex...YOU CRACK ME UP!! You totally get the southern thing.
Watching Lexie groove to the song is just as much fun as listening to it.
You go Lex! It's so good to see someone enjoying the music down to their soul! Can't wait for your next new band!
Definitely a southern vibe as Skynyrd was from Florida!. It WAS a story about him almost getting shot up at a bar dancing with another man's girl.
"She ain't your girl" had me rolling 🤣
"Bring all my mules out here, and kick 'em one time!"
Lex I love how you are always so bubbly! Thanks for the smiles!
Lex always has a great time bopping along to these classic songs.
I danced to this song 10' from Ronnie Van Zant at the Whiskey on their first trip to California. I saw em 3 nights with 2 shows ea cuz I loved these guys so much and the girl loved the song, so I danced.
You guys are, I repeat are the class act of all the other people who do this format of listen and comment. Awesome job.
" Call Me the Breeze" road trip song
" You Got that Right" life trip song
" I Know a Little" love trip song
✌️♥️
This song made me think of the song "flirtin with disaster" by Mally Hatchet. One of the best guitar solos I've ever heard. You should really check it out.
This is my favorite Skynyrd song. It’s almost a universal experience for guys to have that Linda Lou experience. Just one of many ways a woman can get you killed. LOL
Lynyrd Skynyrd is THE BEST!!
This song was a favorite in the pool halls when I played in the pool league. We travel to a different bars and play a different Team every week. This song would always be blasting
No one could tell a story like Ronnie Van Zant. Whether in first or third person, funny or serious, his songs were always compelling and would draw you in until you couldn't wait for the next verse.
I have never met anyone who had some knowledge of the band and after hearing these lyrics did not doubt it was a 100% a true story.... IT really did happen to Ronnie.....
One of my favorites by them!!!!
Lex,you gotta start listening to lyrics.I know Brad really wishes you would. Never get tired of you guys.
LOL come on now. Lex is probably the purest reactor I've ever seen. She reacts with her FEELINGS. Music...well...well-crafted music, anyway, is created to evoke certain moods and feelings. She's doing it RIGHT. lol she can go back and read the lyrics.
“Call me the breeze” will get you dancing!
Skynyrd never disappoints.
Great Southern Rock. And Lex. You are 100% right. Drunk at the bar, BBQ, or just a bonfire. This song comes on, and people start dancing and have a good time with it.
Classic . One of their more famous songs .
The Southern bar in the 1970s. This song really describes how things were for too many people at the time and place. Somebody was always looking for an excuse to fight or even kill. In my home county where I grew up in South Carolina, an illiterate man was being given an oral driver's test and was asked the three most dangerous places to pass, and responded with the names of three redneck bars.
I worked in a hospital in a mostly rural county, and during the mid 1970s we would have someone seriously injured or dying or dead arriving from these places almost every weekend.
One of the other hospital employees described partying at a small club/bar in north Georgia and it was going well until one of his friends offended the locals somehow and things got nasty. His group grabbed their buddy and threw him in the car and left in haste, but two or three carloads of guys followed them. He said he was driving like a maniac to get ahead and cussing his buddy simultaneously for about an hour before their pursuers gave up the chase.
Oh, and then there was the guy who had left a bar after a disagreement, and the other fellow thought he was following him and emptied a .22 pistol into the front of his car hitting the radiator and putting one round through the windshield into his forehead. He limped his steaming car into the nearest town and collapsed onto the steering wheel that held the horn in front of the police station. They took him to the hospital, who sent him by ambulance to a regional hospital with a neurosurgeon. I had to keep checking vital signs and keep him talking and out of shock on the way.
I wish more of those small clubs/bars were like the B-52s' "Love Shack" but I only encountered one laid-back mellow one, in Macon Georgia. And it might have just been having a quiet night.
Make America Great Again. Am I right? Trump Cult is driven by these same kinds of people.
@@carlgibbons5777 inner city metro culture is FAR more dangerous than the " make America great " folks . There's more shootings and violence in Chicago on one weekend then there is in every rural county in Illinois combined
She's so cute to watch enjoying the songs!👍
Wow, I've heard this song hundreds of times, and never did I think the man who walked in with a gun was delusional about his claim to Linda Lu. Nice take, Brad!
How could you not laugh, what a story, it could have all been innocent, so what a spot to be in... lol
Man the 70s had many great songs like this that were just funny light hearted, honkey tonk type songs. One other great one is the live version of" its hard to be humble"by Mac Davis. He was a sing songwriter and actor, he wrote "in the ghetto " that Elvis covered.
Skynyrd has a bunch of great tunes!
Everyone that likes music should give them a listen, it will not disappoint...lol
Swamp music should be next reaction for them, its an underated song from them but great
Love to see you both react to songs that I grew up with and treasured in the 70s and 80s. I listened to Skynard's debut album endlessly in junior high and high school - and still do ;). I think it's time to listen to TUESDAY'S GONE. One of their several masterpieces.
Only time I've ever sang karaoke was this song in Vegas someone payed me to sing, love this song.
Great job once again @Brad & Lex...Lynyrd Skynyrd has a massive library of music. As a Alabama native myself these southern rock classics straight out of Muscle Shoals, AL hit hard. I love you two's insight into all genres and look forward to watching content. Stay classy guys and have fun we only have one life :)
Ronnie Van Zant lead singer and songwriter. Ronnie wrote most the songs about his life experiences. This was one of them! LOL.
23 seconds and Lex started smiling 31 seconds she's bobbing her head
Brad nailed it - if Linda Lue was really the lean, mean dude's girl, he wouldn't need to wave a gun around to scare other guys off. She's for the world, as Brad put it. Possessiveness is for those who fear loss.
Man let me tell ya,i grew up here in Florida and i went through the same thing this song sings about more times than i care to remember, but man was it a fun time back then it was like the wild west here and i hit every small bar i could find , damn im lucky im still here
Always loved that jam!
I think Gary Rossington varified that the story really happened to Ronnie Vanzant in a hole in the wall bar in Jacksonville. I remember his childhood friend and later body guard Gene Odom also mentioned it.
One of the greatest rock bands of all time I was lucky enough to see them twice their three lead guitar lineup was iconic
It's so much fun watching Brad & Lex. Their analysis and Lex's enthusiasm is cool 😎
The many ways people can spell Lynyrd Skynyrd is amazing.
I said excuse me! kills me every time
Lexi digs all the good music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. 😎
Brad #1 fan Lynyrd Skynyrd You have good taste Brad
You two really make listening to these songs and every other song you react to you make them fun to watch
I never thought of this song like this? Until Brad said it. The dude says that's my girl and Brad said, that's not your girl, she's for the world...Ya! Why would she be dancing with some other dude? A different perspective totally changes the way I take in these lyrics now to this particular song.
True Story!!! Ronnie was a lyrical genius!!!!
This song is a true story. It happened in Atlanta in a bar called the Little Brown Jug
This song just like so many of their songs is a very true story. He used the line "give me three steps" as he ran.
Yup zydeco works we played this in high school marching band.
My favorite song by them.
Fun song, and great reaction!! 💕
The story-telling flavor if the song reminds me of Johnny Cash's "A Boy Named Sue".
"Gimme Three Steps is a song by Lynyrd Skynyrd which is based on a true story. As Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington tells it, lead singer Ronnie Van Zant, who was about 18 at the time, used a fake ID to get in a bar while his younger band mates Rossington and Allen Collins waited for him in a truck. Van Zant danced with a girl named Linda, whose boyfriend, who was not too happy about it, came up to Ronnie and reached for something in his boot. Figuring he was going for a gun, Van Zant told him: "If you're going to shoot me it's going to be in the ass or the elbows... just gimme a few steps and I'll be gone." He ran to the truck, and he, Rossington, and Collins wrote this song that night."
Sounds. like any southern Ohio bar situation from my checkered past. Gotta love that song.
Skyward at KNEBWORTH 1976 is a MUST SEE and HEAR! Totally ruled the U.K. that day. Sidebar: the stage was setup for the rolling stones the featured act complete with the TONGUE and lip logo to where a performer could walk out on the tongue toward the crowd on ly reserved for the stones.
Nobody else. What does ronnie do? Aw cmon. I forget if it was FREE BIRD, but ronnie whistled for ALL! Of the MULES to stroll out on the tongue. Rossington, Collins etc. All of the 6strings of the band just blasting away!!
i simply adore Lex's reactions.. the first time you hear something awesome.
3.3 likes with not a one punk ass dislike is the best ratio i ever seen!! You guys are friggn great!!
I need you is my favorite song by them it always gets me in my feels
Skynyrd is my jam