@exodus21v20 LOL, You obviously have no clue. Listen to Sweet Home again, closely this time, In Birmingham THEY (not we) love the Governor, Boo! Boo! Boo! And to most normal younger people at that time in the 70's that "racist symbolism" you're referring to simply meant a spirit of rebellion, much like the long hair, not racism, heritage, not hate. Did hate groups use it? Yes, but they also use other symbols like the stars and stripes and they really have no right to EITHER.
A group of my friends and I listened to this song for the first time in 1973. When it was over we simply stared at each other for a while and said damn... here I am 47 years later watching you have the same reaction. Priceless!!! I would try to give you a list of songs but they are one of those rare groups that every song tells a story and it is told well. Off the top of my head I'd say, Gimme Three Steps, Call Me the Breeze, You Got That Right, I know a Little but there are another 25 or so that are just as good.
The staring at your friends speachless is when you know you just heard something special. I had the same experience when I saw The Who on TV when they showed Woodstock. Now The Who are still my favourite band.
@@thethesaxman23 if it wasn't that title, ppl still might be pronouncing the band as "lienyard skinyrard". Most bands go for the sweetest debut album name. but no, they have to name this album as the pronunciation. lol. thks that you get it too
I love both live versions, but there is definitely something about the giant middle finger Ronnie Van Zant gave to Mick Jagger when he tried to tell them what parts of the stage they were *permitted* to be on in the UK concert. A Brit telling Southern good ol' boys what to do in the summer of '76 is just not gonna fly.
Yes. The studio version is an incredibly good song, but the live version is about as good as rock has ever gotten. And, I prefer the "Play it pretty for Atlanta" version :)
IMO, the band was great in both, but, the camera guys and the production of the Oakland video sucked. Way too much time spent showing the crowd while ignoring the fact Allen, Gary and Steve were ripping guitar notes.
WRONG VERSION ! ! ! Gotta do the 1977 Oakland concert video ! ! ! Most 60's and 70's rock bands should be done LIVE! ! ! WRONG VERSION ! ! ! GIMME YOU THUMBS UP, if you agree! ! !
Now you've gotten into the Southern Rock sub-genre! Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band, and Creedence Clearwater Revival are among the best in this genre! -
Danny Joe Brown left Molly Hachet for awhile and had his own band. The song ...Edge of Sundown, as far as I'm concerned, is some of his best work. Another band no one has mentioned is Blackfoot. Highway Song was a great tune. The lead singer and guitarist. Rick Medlocke ended up joining Johnny Van Zant with the new Lynyrd Skynyrd.
The one where they opened up for the Stones and were told not to walk out on the tongue and they did anyways was the best You never tell Ronnie do do something because he will lol 😂
not even close,,,, but a good one.... I been playing guitar for 35 years...and they have better solos on I know a little and that smell.. and then there is Randy Rhodes with Ozzy
Everyone notices the super long guitar solo, but almost no one comments on the extended minutes of frantic, exhausting drum-playing! 😊 You truly need to react to Simple Man!
Free Bird was released in 1973 hands down one of the greatest guitar solos.ever to be played We lost key players & lead singer in a plane crash Oct 20th 1977
Lynyrd Skynyrd, the granddaddy of Southern Rock. My all time favorite band. I highly suggest "Simple Man", "That Smell" & "Call Me The Breeze", just to name a few. 😊✌
I went to one of the final concerts they’re probably ever going to have and it was amazing. They paid tribute to the members who passed on and they had Free Bird as their final song. Johnny VanZant, the current lead singer and brother of the original singer, Ronnie, stepped away from the microphone and let Ronnies recording finish out the song. One of the best nights in my whole life right there.
Now that you've heard the album version, you MUST watch a live version from either the Knebworth Music Festival in England (opened for the Rolling Stones) or in Oakland California in 1977.
Southern rock ROYALTY-outta jacksonville fl. FREE BIRD is playing somewhere today!-count on that!! You ve just heard a classic!it lives on today about 40 yrs after it came out and STILL RULES ! It dont get any btr then FREE BIRD! But everything they did is classic !good reaction.ya stayed with it til the end!-LIVE goes quite a bit longer! Im sooo old i remember it ...AS A NEW SONG!! WOW!from sunny fl usa..
I was 17 when this song came out. I’m 65 now. To this day, this is one of the greatest songs by one of the greatest bands of all time. Glad you enjoyed. It was a kick watching your mind get blown the same way mine was so many years ago!😎👍👍
Pretty soon people are going to start suggesting you check out "Frankenstein" by Edgar Winter. After that, they'll tell you he pulls it off live, and you should check out the live version. (My recommendation is the 2007 Rockpalast performance- The sound is better than the 1973 live performance that's also on TH-cam, although the energy on the 73 version is also great) Here's a few other things for you to check out: Robin Trower - "Bridge of Sighs", "Day of the Eagle", "For Earth Below" Masters of Reality - "John Brown", "Kill The King" Bob Dylan - "Subterranean Homesick Blues", "Maggie's farm", "The Times They Are a' Changin'" Motorhead - "Ace of Spades", "Talking Head", "Just 'Cos You've Got the Power (2004 live in Dusseldorf version)"
Oh man, AstroXeno... You missed this one: Robin Trower - Daydream! I think LIVE is one of his best? I know that not everyone agrees with me but I think Robin Trower puts Jimi Hendrix to shame, Not as a "Performer" but as a guitar master. (My opinion only,)
I am 52 - been living and breathing all your videos you react to, through my life - and bless you - I love to see how you find the same joy in the music. Love from Danmark to you my friend
This song launch a 30+ yr Rock & Roll trope. At many gigs (didn't matter what group), for years, somebody in the audience would shout out, "Play Freebird!"
Life changing music my friend 😎 I'd go a bit off the beaten track & go (Cry for the bad man) next. Or maybe (On the Hunt). Not their most popular tracks. But an amazing base for you before going full on mainline popular tracks. Welcome to the club Steve Gains the lead 🎸 player & his sister Cassie one of the singers grew up on the street I live on. Love your reactions!!!😎
Their least popular are my favorite and the best to me. Besides a few obviously. Born and raised in Jacksonville too. Cry for the bad man and on the hunt are some of my favorites. I want them to play Billy Powells piano solos
Yes "Sweet Home Alabama", "Tuesday`s Gone", "Simple Man", "Call Me The Breeze"(Live)1976. "Gimme Three Steps" "Saturday Night Special", "That Smell", "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew", "What Your Name", "Don`t Ask Me No Questions. You can start with these songs, and go from there.
It's better to watch a live version of this. As great as it sounds in the studio to watch them play it live with the energy on stage and the crowd is mind blowing. The live version is about 14 min long.
I would love you check out TEN Years After. nobody is doing reaction. Alvin Lee was one of the greatest guitarist ever. Check out their album A Space in time. it rocks
@@johnness2457 if not they should be. I just got done listening to three albums and every tune was great. Saw Ten years later in phoenix, Alvin tore it up.
I wasn't sure if I could watch any reactions to Lynard Skynard. That was my husband's favorite band. We met Christmas Eve 85. He said Free bird was his life anthem. I said 'so I guess that means you're gonna leave me?? BYE' He said no he wasn't. I said 'I have a life anthem too What's Love Got to Do With It' We got married Mar 28 1986 He died Mar 6 2009 My youngest son got married on his dad's birthday Oct 28 2013 I never know how I will react when I hear one of their songs. Sometimes I laugh or cry. I might want to put my foot through the stereo. It's been 12yrs now. It does get easier....sometimes
In memory of the members lost, I always gave a moment of silence after this song. It is just what I do. Love the song. Hell, love just about every song I ever heard of theirs.
One of the few three lead guitar player bands in rock. Massive number of people on stage including backup singers, keyboards etc.... I do recommend Oakland live in 77. It was right before the plane crash that ended the original band.
I love love love your reaction James ❤️ you put a big smile on my face! Just watching you enjoy this song from beginning to end was fun! Keep those reactions coming!!!
Some one suggested Edgar Winter Frankenstein mind blowing but must be the Old Grey Whistle Test appearance.It was a music program on BBC that had some incredible firsts as they introduced new music that did not fit the pop music scene.People like David Bowie to mention just the best. Lynard Skynard was another one with one of the most requested revisits 30 years anniversary of program.
Not on the studio version. They didn't always have 3 guitars. Started out with just Allen and Gary, Ed on bass. Then Leon came back and Ed became the third guitar. Ed left in 1975 and there was about a year before Steve joined.
Wats best about it is it shows music is something else. He just explained wat a freebird is that whole time bro. Wvery strum every chord was feeling was emotion and hardwork and blood and sweat but also happiness and sunshine and freedom.... idk man this whole song is just a vibe in itself. The music makes you move not physically but it literally vibrates you or is it just me?
I am born and raised in Jacksonville Florida since 1950 Lynyrd Skynyrd was a garage band that played in near cedar hills I used to go over there and listen to him all of them went to school in Jacksonville Florida this is called Southern Rock most of the members and the back of singers were killed in the aAirplane crash in Mississippi thanks
Freebird came out in 1973. Still one of the greatest solos ever recorded
Definitely agree it’s some of the greatest guitar work ever, but it’s not a solo.
Trio...
Came here to say this!!
One of the most over freaking played songs of all time.
Correction: The greatest song created in the history of humanity.
When a band would play in a bar or at a dance and the crowd yells out to request Freebird it wasn't just a request, it was a challenge.
You hit the nail on the head!!
We just yelled out "Synyrd" that's all that needed to be said
No joke right? LOL
Welcome to Southern Rock, another sub genre.
Pure rock and roll
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 I kinda go with Greg Allman, he said, saying southern rock is the same as saying Rock Rock as rock is southern.
@exodus21v20 LOL, You obviously have no clue. Listen to Sweet Home again, closely this time, In Birmingham THEY (not we) love the Governor, Boo! Boo! Boo! And to most normal younger people at that time in the 70's that "racist symbolism" you're referring to simply meant a spirit of rebellion, much like the long hair, not racism, heritage, not hate. Did hate groups use it? Yes, but they also use other symbols like the stars and stripes and they really have no right to EITHER.
exodus21v20 just cause the kkk sabotaged the rebel and and the USA flag, doesn’t mean they are racist
They opened for the rolling stones. One rule don't go out on the tongue. They did. Second how would you as a major group like to follow that opening?
There's Sweet Home Alabama, Tuesday's Gone, Simple Man, and That Smell
Seconded for Simple Man and Sweet Home Alabama for sure!!!
@Don A, yes, T for Texas!!! Live in Knebworth Music Festival.
Ballad of Curtis Lowe.
Simple man is a must
Ballad of Curtis Loew
m.th-cam.com/video/71qaX05-ArM/w-d-xo.html
The Ballad of Curtis Lowe is a must listen to.
I listen to it once a day at least. I think he would get a kick outa the lyrics for 'gimme three steps' :)
My favorite!
Strap in and get ready for Southern Rock!
Founders of Southern Rock - Allman Bros - Whippin Post
A group of my friends and I listened to this song for the first time in 1973. When it was over we simply stared at each other for a while and said damn... here I am 47 years later watching you have the same reaction. Priceless!!! I would try to give you a list of songs but they are one of those rare groups that every song tells a story and it is told well. Off the top of my head I'd say, Gimme Three Steps, Call Me the Breeze, You Got That Right, I know a Little but there are another 25 or so that are just as good.
The staring at your friends speachless is when you know you just heard something special. I had the same experience when I saw The Who on TV when they showed Woodstock. Now The Who are still my favourite band.
I laughed hard when he mispronounced the name and the album name corrected him for us! Lol
lol. 50 years in the future it's still the most helpful album titles
Cameron Melendez Music ... I did too, but give the man a break... never heard it and now hooked
Oh yeah he deserves a break. I just love how self-aware of an album title that is!
@@thethesaxman23 if it wasn't that title, ppl still might be pronouncing the band as "lienyard skinyrard". Most bands go for the sweetest debut album name. but no, they have to name this album as the pronunciation. lol. thks that you get it too
An understandable mistake.❤
And this is the restrained version of the solo! Live it's even wilder. I prefer the Oakland live version but some prefer the UK live version.
I love both live versions, but there is definitely something about the giant middle finger Ronnie Van Zant gave to Mick Jagger when he tried to tell them what parts of the stage they were *permitted* to be on in the UK concert.
A Brit telling Southern good ol' boys what to do in the summer of '76 is just not gonna fly.
Yes. The studio version is an incredibly good song, but the live version is about as good as rock has ever gotten. And, I prefer the "Play it pretty for Atlanta" version :)
Greatest song i have ever seen live
IMO, the band was great in both, but, the camera guys and the production of the Oakland video sucked. Way too much time spent showing the crowd while ignoring the fact Allen, Gary and Steve were ripping guitar notes.
I’ve seen there fairwell tour before covid and it was literally life changing for me
WRONG VERSION ! ! ! Gotta do the 1977 Oakland concert video ! ! ! Most 60's and 70's rock bands should be done LIVE! ! ! WRONG VERSION ! ! ! GIMME YOU THUMBS UP, if you agree! ! !
Now you've gotten into the Southern Rock sub-genre! Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band, and Creedence Clearwater Revival are among the best in this genre!
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Nice list, but I would add The Outlaws and Molly Hatchet, at the very least.
@@minionr4207 And .38 Special
Danny Joe Brown left Molly Hachet for awhile and had his own band. The song ...Edge of Sundown, as far as I'm concerned, is some of his best work. Another band no one has mentioned is Blackfoot. Highway Song was a great tune. The lead singer and guitarist. Rick Medlocke ended up joining Johnny Van Zant with the new Lynyrd Skynyrd.
@@perrydavis309 When I saw Blackfoot it made me think of Black Oak Arkansas' Jim Dandy.
@@Rebel9668 I don't know if you knew this. But the lead guitarist for 38 special was Donny Van Zant.
You need to react to the live version - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird - 7 / 2 / 1977 Oakland Coliseum Stadium .
Just note that the gigantic-ass Confederate flag is a little unsettling in this day and age...
The one where they opened up for the Stones and were told not to walk out on the tongue and they did anyways was the best You never tell Ronnie do do something because he will lol 😂
@@joemcbride5260 that was live at Knebworth
YES, all reaction vids should use this go-to video
You have now officially listened to the best guitar solo EVER!!!
Yep!
Guitar's 3 of them!!!
not even close,,,, but a good one.... I been playing guitar for 35 years...and they have better solos on I know a little and that smell.. and then there is Randy Rhodes with Ozzy
This was bound to be a hot topic.
Great solo- Yes
Best solo - Noooooooooooo
Everyone notices the super long guitar solo, but almost no one comments on the extended minutes of frantic, exhausting drum-playing! 😊
You truly need to react to Simple Man!
Drummers rarely get the credit they deserve.
THE WALKING BLUES bob Burns.
Yes!!!!😎
Drummers are like the offensive line.........all the work with little credit
YES! SIMPLE MAN!!
Stevie Ray Vaughn, Texas Flood, live version. You'll love it.
Bam💥
I was just thinking about Stevie🔥😎
Free Bird was released in 1973 hands down one of the greatest guitar solos.ever to be played
We lost key players & lead singer in a plane crash Oct 20th 1977
Thats why all great bands should take the bus..All not so great bands should fly...
@@mr.robinson1982 Bus didn't work out too well for Cliff Burton of Metallica sadly
Lynyrd Skynyrd, the granddaddy of Southern Rock.
My all time favorite band.
I highly suggest
"Simple Man",
"That Smell" &
"Call Me The Breeze",
just to name a few.
😊✌
I went to one of the final concerts they’re probably ever going to have and it was amazing. They paid tribute to the members who passed on and they had Free Bird as their final song. Johnny VanZant, the current lead singer and brother of the original singer, Ronnie, stepped away from the microphone and let Ronnies recording finish out the song. One of the best nights in my whole life right there.
Now that you've heard the album version, you MUST watch a live version from either the Knebworth Music Festival in England (opened for the Rolling Stones) or in Oakland California in 1977.
YESSSSSS!!!!!
Welcome to the 70s baby, it was a phenomenal time to be around when all this music came out!!!🎉🎊
Lynrd Skynard- Give me back my Bullets
Molly Hatchet “Flirtin’ with Disaster” or “One Man’s Pleasure”.
And don't forget Gator Country,
One of the best concerts I went to in muscle shoals Alabama was Molly Hatchet and Kiss will never forget it!!!
Rico Ricarte I saw them in 1980. The original line up. Best show ever.
Francis Hartley And “Dreams I’ll Never See”
Francis Hartley .. yes please
Check out the OUTLAWS Green Grass and High Tides 🔥🔥🔥
👍✌
Hell YES!!!
Damn Right!!!
Another great guitar solo!
Tuesdays Gone is my next favorite.. Great reaction friend ✌
Glad you enjoyed it,great reaction...You should try Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out"...live
i so love watching people hear this first time. they be like ugh 9 minutes at start, then jaw dropped 9 minutes later. ROCK ON!
Southern rock ROYALTY-outta jacksonville fl. FREE BIRD is playing somewhere today!-count on that!! You ve just heard a classic!it lives on today about 40 yrs after it came out and STILL RULES ! It dont get any btr then FREE BIRD! But everything they did is classic !good reaction.ya stayed with it til the end!-LIVE goes quite a bit longer! Im sooo old i remember it ...AS A NEW SONG!! WOW!from sunny fl usa..
I was 17 when this song came out. I’m 65 now. To this day, this is one of the greatest songs by one of the greatest bands of all time. Glad you enjoyed. It was a kick watching your mind get blown the same way mine was so many years ago!😎👍👍
If free bird ain't playing at my funeral, I ain't goin
It will be playing at my funeral also ~
That's freaking awesome!
Watching you react to hearing this the 1st time is amazing. I had the same reaction when it was new back in '73.
@Eddie Haynes It was the 1st time he heard the song. I heard in back in '73 when it was new. I am old!!
Simple Man for sure! That Smell too. THEN.... Neil Young "Rockin in the Free World
Yes, you have to check out Neil Young, 100%
Lynyrd Skynyrd Live 1977 Oakland Collisium. That video will blow your mind!
Pretty soon people are going to start suggesting you check out "Frankenstein" by Edgar Winter. After that, they'll tell you he pulls it off live, and you should check out the live version. (My recommendation is the 2007 Rockpalast performance- The sound is better than the 1973 live performance that's also on TH-cam, although the energy on the 73 version is also great)
Here's a few other things for you to check out:
Robin Trower - "Bridge of Sighs", "Day of the Eagle", "For Earth Below"
Masters of Reality - "John Brown", "Kill The King"
Bob Dylan - "Subterranean Homesick Blues", "Maggie's farm", "The Times They Are a' Changin'"
Motorhead - "Ace of Spades", "Talking Head", "Just 'Cos You've Got the Power (2004 live in Dusseldorf version)"
You mean he hasn't? ....and Grand Funk Railroad!
Oh man, AstroXeno... You missed this one: Robin Trower - Daydream! I think LIVE is one of his best? I know that not everyone agrees with me but I think Robin Trower puts Jimi Hendrix to shame, Not as a "Performer" but as a guitar master. (My opinion only,)
Watching reaction videos to this song, I'm always waiting for that moment when they actually realize ... there's a train coming.
James, to see a live performance is almost a religious experience, it is next level! Thank you.
Mark Finnigan you are totally correct! I just stood there!
I am 52 - been living and breathing all your videos you react to, through my life - and bless you - I love to see how you find the same joy in the music.
Love from Danmark to you my friend
Watch live version "Free Bird" at Oakland stadium 1977
In '78 this was STILL the most requested song ANYTIME a band played at ANY bar !!
F R E E B I R D yelled at EVERY change !!
Be sure to react to “That Smell” by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Pay close attention to the lyrics.
There is a message.
The 1977 Oakland coliseum live version is even better
7 minutes into it, your life changed forever.😎 Old school southern rock. 🇺🇸🎸🇺🇸👌🇺🇸
I grew up listening to this stuff, glad you are discovering new music and expanding your horizons
This song launch a 30+ yr Rock & Roll trope. At many gigs (didn't matter what group), for years, somebody in the audience would shout out, "Play Freebird!"
Life changing music my friend 😎
I'd go a bit off the beaten track & go (Cry for the bad man) next. Or maybe (On the Hunt). Not their most popular tracks. But an amazing base for you before going full on mainline popular tracks.
Welcome to the club
Steve Gains the lead 🎸 player & his sister Cassie one of the singers grew up on the street I live on.
Love your reactions!!!😎
Their least popular are my favorite and the best to me. Besides a few obviously. Born and raised in Jacksonville too.
Cry for the bad man and on the hunt are some of my favorites. I want them to play Billy Powells piano solos
This along with Queens We Will Rock You / We Are the Champions is considered the perfect bathroom break for rock and roll radio DJs.
I've been waiting for you to react to Lynyrd Skynyrd!
Congratulations for for rocking out all the way through this song, it's a fucking workout. And welcome to one the gods of classic rock.
Welcome to the world of Southern Rock.
Yes "Sweet Home Alabama", "Tuesday`s Gone", "Simple Man", "Call Me The Breeze"(Live)1976. "Gimme Three Steps"
"Saturday Night Special", "That Smell", "The Ballad Of Curtis Loew", "What Your Name", "Don`t Ask Me No Questions.
You can start with these songs, and go from there.
Included 3 of my favorites. Thanks
And on to Skynard that smell sweet home Alabama simple man
Loved watching your reaction to this, it put the biggest smile on my face seeing how much you were enjoying this!!
The live version of this is incredible .
Which one? Prefer the England one where they opened for the Stones (and blew them off the stage).
It's better to watch a live version of this. As great as it sounds in the studio to watch them play it live with the energy on stage and the crowd is mind blowing. The live version is about 14 min long.
Yes....knebworth
We lost most Members on Oct 20, 1977 when their plain crashed. RIP!
Please pay tribute with more LS!
You might want to check out the Allman Brothers "Whipping Post"
Love that song!
Southern Rock is all about the guitar jam! The outlaws "Green Grass and High Tides" , another great jam!
I would love you check out TEN Years After. nobody is doing reaction. Alvin Lee was one of the greatest guitarist ever. Check out their album A Space in time. it rocks
Absolutely agree. The Live at Fillmore East album is amazing.
Is 10 years after in the so called rock hall of fame.
@@johnness2457 if not they should be. I just got done listening to three albums and every tune was great. Saw Ten years later in phoenix, Alvin tore it up.
I wasn't sure if I could watch any reactions to Lynard Skynard. That was my husband's favorite band. We met Christmas Eve 85. He said Free bird was his life anthem. I said 'so I guess that means you're gonna leave me?? BYE' He said no he wasn't. I said 'I have a life anthem too What's Love Got to Do With It'
We got married Mar 28 1986
He died Mar 6 2009
My youngest son got married on his dad's birthday Oct 28 2013
I never know how I will react when I hear one of their songs. Sometimes I laugh or cry. I might want to put my foot through the stereo. It's been 12yrs now. It does get easier....sometimes
and you just discovered a GEM. they formed in '64 but their hits come out from the 70's
7 hard years playing in bars and clubs before they got their first record contract. I have to respect that
LMBFWAO!!!! I love it that you geeked out on the guitar solo,. I too geek out on it myself when I hear it. Bravo my man.
In memory of the members lost, I always gave a moment of silence after this song. It is just what I do. Love the song. Hell, love just about every song I ever heard of theirs.
One of the few three lead guitar player bands in rock. Massive number of people on stage including backup singers, keyboards etc.... I do recommend Oakland live in 77. It was right before the plane crash that ended the original band.
I love love love your reaction James ❤️ you put a big smile on my face! Just watching you enjoy this song from beginning to end was fun! Keep those reactions coming!!!
I agree.
I love your reactions. Just gotta say. Sending love.
Have you already done fleetwood mac? I don't know if it's one of those you have heard, because it's so popular, or if you've reacted to them already.
Some one suggested Edgar Winter Frankenstein mind blowing but must be the Old Grey Whistle Test appearance.It was a music program on BBC that had some incredible firsts as they introduced new music that did not fit the pop music scene.People like David Bowie to mention just the best. Lynard Skynard was another one with one of the most requested revisits 30 years anniversary of program.
GOTTA DO LIVE VERSIONS OF THEIR OAKLAND COLISEUM 1977 CONCERT
Absolutely
❤ how you let the switch & transition continue to take a hold & take a grip of you & let them ride....
The Triple Guitar attack!
Not on the studio version. They didn't always have 3 guitars. Started out with just Allen and Gary, Ed on bass. Then Leon came back and Ed became the third guitar. Ed left in 1975 and there was about a year before Steve joined.
U should see them live in Oakland California in the 70s.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer "In The Beginning "
Got to see them a few times in mid seventies. One time at an outdoor concert in a sportsdrome. Awesome! Great guitarist
I love watching you feel the same way we did back in the 70's when we first heard it.
Your air guitar and drumming... championship level.
Guns N' Roses are another group you should react to. "Sweet Child of Mine" and "Welcome to the Jungle" should be good to get you started.
Love it!!! Nice job.
I like your channel but your vocal mic is very low compared to the volume of the music.
Agree! I had subscribed but then unsubscribed because I can't hear him. I love his reactions that I can hear.
David Ryder It used to be the other way around & he fixed that, but ended up with his volume lower. He’ll get it fixed soon
That switch & transition is called a wait for it moment my friend 😅😅😅
You gotta listen to the song "sweet home Alabama " that one will blow your mind also.
You're entertaining as hell. How can you put out so many reactions, consistently? Good job.
We are the world-USA for AFRICA. Most beautiful and impactful song ever made.
It is right up there with "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke."
@@armadillotoe Bahahaha😂
Love 💘 Freebird, takes me back to younger days
You should check out “Still of the Night” by Whitesnake. It’s a banger! 🔥
SOUTHERN ROCK BABY, Cant Beat It !!!
You need to listen to "I've been everywhere" by Johnny Cash
Live is even better! So is Pink Floyd. Love your channel your heart and enthusiasm! Thank you.
Ozzy Osbourne, Crazy Train.
If ya love Ozzy, name one song that is bad
This song is an ANTHEM! Still is for many.
This is one of those songs that will never fade out, can rock to it forever!!!Awesome!!
Love your reaction to it😄😊
Tuesdays gone and simple man! Both were big hits!
Classic rock is some of the best music In my opinion. Also it's pronounced Linard Skinard you had the first one right lol. Glad you liked them.
This Old Cowboy--- Marshal Tucker Band. One heck of tune. Solid all away around with a ton of instrument solo's
Wats best about it is it shows music is something else. He just explained wat a freebird is that whole time bro. Wvery strum every chord was feeling was emotion and hardwork and blood and sweat but also happiness and sunshine and freedom.... idk man this whole song is just a vibe in itself. The music makes you move not physically but it literally vibrates you or is it just me?
Those songs will not disappoint you my friend
10:43 is one of my fav parts of the song its the only time ive ever heard a guitar sound like its speaking its almost like words are being spoken
First time i saw freebird live i spent the last 10 minutes of the song stunned frozen
Witch them do the long version in an Oakland concert. The guitar solo was a three guitar playing at once. This is known as Southern Rock.
Live at Fox Theater, Atlanta one of the best recordings of this song
I am born and raised in Jacksonville Florida since 1950 Lynyrd Skynyrd was a garage band that played in near cedar hills I used to go over there and listen to him all of them went to school in Jacksonville Florida this is called Southern Rock most of the members and the back of singers were killed in the aAirplane crash in Mississippi thanks
Three members, Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and backup singer, Cassie Gaines were killed in the crash in Mississippi on October 20, 1977.
This makes me cry R.I.P LEONAR SKINNER you will be the greatest😢😢
Well James you are certainly groovin' on some 70s tunes... you know who else started in the 70s? The Ramones! You should check them out!