Lynyrd Skynyrd - I Ain't The One - 7/13/1977 - Convention Hall (Official)
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- Lynyrd Skynyrd - I Ain't The One
Recorded Live: 7/13/1977 - Convention Hall - Asbury Park, NJ
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Personnel:
Ronnie Van Zant - Vocals
Allen Collins - Guitar
Steve Gaines - Guitar, Vocals
Gary Rossington - Guitar
Leon Wilkeson - Bass, Background Vocals
Billy Powell - Piano
Artimus Pyle - Drums
Cassie Gaines - Background Vocals
Leslie Hawkins - Background Vocals
Jo Jo Billingsly - Background Vocals - เพลง
I can watch any performance with Ronnie Van Zant and Bon Scott. The two most badass front men ever
I feel the same! Two of the best front men to ever do it. Probably from the respect they had for the bands they were in.
Supposedly they were acquainted too.
I was just thinking I think there's only one band in the 70s. THAT could touch these guys. ACDC
@@peterzimmermann6173 I'm sure they were. I've heard skynyrd and acdc hooked up when acdc was touring florida back in the 70s. I believe there's even a old rock mag article wrote about the meeting of the 2 bands. Rumor is rvz gave bon the skynyrd belt buckle he's seen wearing in so many picks on the internet.
Legends!
Best classic rock band of all time
No doubt whatsoever
Steve and Allen playing together is so GOOD! Artimus is such a good drummer. This is the real deal. Ronnie's band.
Absolutely! Ronnie’s band!
@@sjgoode6590 Then it became little brother Johnny’s band in 1987 when Skynard reformed.
@@joshuachaires7220 aka not lynyrd skynyrd
@@Colinshreds69 I beg to differ. The 1987 resurrected band had Gary, Leon, Ed, Artemis, Billy, Johnny Ronnie’s little brother, and Allens friend Randall Hall. Alan served as musical director at this time. If they would have had Ricky Medlocke that would have made it 6 pre-crash members. Ronnie told Gary to if something ever happened to him to keep the band going.
@@joshuachaires7220 where did you hear that Ronnie said that? Bc In every documentary I’ve seen, he tells Ed King that it’s his band.
I love it every time when Rossington plays his solos and stuff, he leans and sways back with his Les Paul. Really cool badass stuff!
Collins and Gaines has very distinctive movements too. Really cool watching them
Listen for how Mr. Pyle gets in and out of the changes. I think he's underrated.
I dig how he doesn't do the typical guitar face when he plays solos. Just looks relaxed and cool as F
WTF happened at 2:25!!?? Did they add like a half beat?
Yes Sir!
Forty two years I was nineteen then,where's the time gone?Sure don't have music like this now.
It’s around, you just have to look for it. Not gonna be in the top 40 bs tho. But lynyrd skynyrd was def one of a kind.
I’ve been playing a lot of Skynyrd as of late. Still totally relevant
Allen Collins makes everyone on stage look short
just with that hair alone :)
Ronnie and the boys was so damn solid..
@@humanbeing5300 He sure did!
Dam I wish I could of seen this Skynyrd LIVE! Ronnie, Allen, Gary and Steve were magic! TRUE LEGENDS! God sure don’t make men like Ronnie Van Zant anymore!
Just watched "if I leave here tomorrow". Excellent documentary.
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no one will ever be like Skynyrd - so great to see them like this even today
Best live band ever !
I saw this tour in Chicago July 10, 1977. Glad I saw the original band before the Plane crash. I love the Gibson Explorer on this lead as it has such a unique sound all its own.
Johnny Yum July 10 1977, Soldier Field... I was backstage... Awesome
It's an explorer not a firebird..,
@@joepetrick3657
The Firebird was other black and white video got them mixed up. He usually plays Firebird on this one know it all.
So lucky! Allen was the sound of Skynyrd!
@@hotwheel6663 Allen switched to the explorer from the firebird somewhere around late spring early summer of 1976
I think Gary was way underrated!
Saw him sitting front row at a Pearl Jam show a few years ago...He was dressed like he was performing, big hat and long jacket....At the end of the show Mike Mcready played a snippet of Simple Man as an outro to Little Wing and ran over and hugged him and stuff...I assumed he`s friends with the band for getting stage seats at a sold out arena gig.
how cool, I grew up in Seattle.
Steve and Allen were great guitar players no doubt fast and accurate, but Ronnie was a genius when it came to who played what and I think he had Gary playing the soul of the songs.
that's my kind. of music it rocks
The best group I had seen and heard. miss and love them.
Don't get me wrong I love when Allen and Gary play double leads but holy shit Steve and Allen together were fucking TIGHT.
It's a damn shame their careers got cut short like it did.. Steve Gaines bought a whole new dimension to the band💯 Steve and Ronnie were going to be just like Lennon and McCartney💯 writing partners💯 they would have wrote some great songs together💯 because Street survivors was great💯 rest in peace Ronnie Steve Cassie Allen Leon Billy Ed and Dean Freebirds💯❤💯
The rhythm section sounds like “Southern Prog Rock” especially during the guitar solo. Badass Excellent 👍🏻👍🏻
Ronnie is my kinda man, sexy, masculine, rugged and takes NO shit!!!
They introduced Southern Rock to all of us.
I just Ronnie's pure excitement and happiness in this great classic song and especially the whole concert and other gigs that year like Fresno and Oakland in how he yells, screams and whistles. He was most likely that way because of Steve Gaines that restored the entire band to a new level for the future and of course his second daughter was born the year before.
Ronnie was so beautiful!
Never get tired of listening to ronnie sing
Timeless rock and roll and played so well live. For me this groove never gets old or out of fashion.
All right little Missy let me tell you a thing or two.
How bout it baby?
Long live the South!
THIS ONES A HEAD BOPER!
Nobody does it better. Love those guys. Just great music. I could listen to them jam all night long.
Kick ass rock n roll!… how I miss it 😢
3 months later it would all be over. :(
I remember
The worst thing that could happen...
That day of the Crash I got trashed on a Bottle of Jack
Daniel's just the way Ronnie would want a fan to do.
❤This. Is. Real. Rock. And. Roll.
So flipping good. Who knows . The world didn't know . Fly high my brother's
"When you don't know nothin' you got a lot to learn". Happy Birthday today(February 5) to the producer of Skynyrd's first 3 albums, Al Kooper. Cheers!
I still have the ticket, the first time I saw them in Charlotte. $5.00!
never have understood why after the crash the surviving band members gave Artimus so much grief I mean he should be a hero to them because of his actions taken after
They hate him because he speaks the truth about what they have done and all the shit he went through in the 90's when one of his exes whom he was divorcing in Florida at the time tried to convict him for molesting her children in order to steal his money but fortunately he never did.
Ronnie would be furious if he was still alive and well today if he found out what his soon to be second ex-wife Judy, Gary and his wife Dale, Johnny,and Vector management have done to Artimus. He has no reason to lie whatsoever because he was surely there when it happened.
@@dylanwatson1287he pled guilty and is a registered offender
Only word to describe Ronnie Van Zant is INTENSE!!!
Ronnie can command a stage like no other. And that three guitar attack is incredible. I don't think people realize what we lost on October 20, 1977. There will never be another band like Lynyrd Skynyrd. I'm blessed to have lived during the Skynyrd era. Best ever!
I also love how Ronnie(at just about every show they did) just stood there barefoot with the mic stand in his hands and just sing his heart out with attitude and conviction(although sometimes when the guys did their solos, he would stick his tongue and make silly faces at them to mess with them.
I was a gum chewing , zit popping sophomore when I heard my 1st Skynyrd song and was hooked! 76’ up to 83 were the best yrs.
The Best ... SPECTACULAR TIMES... Rest in Heaven...
I'm here for respect of the 45 anniversary
ONE AMAZING FUCKING LIVE BAND!!!!!!!
I know Duane Roland and Danny Joe are Jammin' Up there with them ... GOD How I miss Em
this is the best skynyrd concert on you tube. thanks for posting!!
FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS IT JUST BLEW ME AWAY.
I saw them on this tour with Golden earring !!! In San diego😢😢😢❤
So Good!! Doesn't get any better!! ❤
Perfection
I ain't the one, either!
Introduced to their music in 1971. Pulling out of college parking lot in 1974 plugged in a pink right track called second helping. My favorite band of all time.
You talkin' jive baby!
When you say to me!
JMA16 that your daddy’s gonna take us in, mama, and take care of me!
@@welldonebrainn you know an i know woman!
That's pretty f#%& ing badass !!!
Let me tell you a thing or two never gets old
I lost my other half.I never got that violin when I was a baby, I heard that same Rytham baba.I love you even after death, there's some who belong to the universe an you made it, love you Ronny.
I was in Vegas when that concert took place. Watching donny ossmond and his sister "I'm a little bit country and you are a little bit rock" shit they were corny
Love this
Who's better Steve or Collins? Both r great seen the real deal in 75-76 they opened for Edgar winter with Rick derringer awesome it was one of best concerts I been too
Damn that is good!
awesome
Wow did they slow down after the kickoff! Ronnie is like " That's not quite my tempo..."
The live version of this song will always be superior to the studio or album cut. It'd got some teeth live ya know some balls.
Legend lives onnnnnnnn
😂The Best. 70a Band. Of. All. Time
Opening drums...
Love.
New phone tell all hello for me prayers for Gary lol lot of love Marilee
❤️❤️❤️
🥀Southern Boys Dayam sounds good to me I'm a Southern Gal oh yeah🥀🤘
I'm from England and Sweet Home Alabama is my karaoke song cos I just love their music
This song is a real experience of RVZ. He was telling this girl he didn't get her pregnant according to Gary Rossington. The source is "The Essential Lynyrd Skynyrd Storys.10x Lynyrd Skynyrd Stories told by Gary Rossington and Ed King" at 4:28. I know I enjoyed the story behind the song.
Cripes that’s tiiight!
Godam beat band ever
At 2:20 the greatest in tune part of the song
I think Steve Gaines was a some ways better then Ed king on guitar and the fact that he also could sing lead vocals
I never hurt you sweetheart, no I never pulled my gun
it's rocket
1%
play it Boys........Aw Ya
Speaking of are their any Skynard "love children " out there? Anyone make that claim?
Guitar lessons 303 !
Blackberry Smoke.. look them up .
if i was alive back then i woulda went to like 10 concerts, f being born in 2005
So many of us were so deprived of seeing this lineup. 😠☹️
Amazing Ronnie was gone by October
And Steve and Cassie too...
Yes,Sad day it was no doubt
Yep I saw Him in Chicago August '77 two months before the fatal plane crash.
Habra alguna pisibilidad de traducir la biografia al idioma castellano? La banda es muy buena!!
ojala la hubiera😖 que mal para los fans que hablamos español este todo en ingles
ojala la hubiera😖 que mal para los fans que hablamos español este todo en ingles
ojala la hubiera😖 que mal para los fans que hablamos español este todo en ingles
Òh dear gòď the powèŕ,,
Firing on so many fucking cylinders
Should have seen it in color
Can't forget the Hogettes!🤫
THAT WOULD BE "THE HONKETTES" 🥴🥴🥴FUKKEN WINDOWLICKER
Didn't chew their cabbage twice
that's my kind. of music it rocks