This is a true story too! Lead singer Ronnie Van Zant was dancing with a girl & her husband actually pulled a gun...He didn't actually y say gimne 3 steps...but yeah he & Gary Rosdingtin & one of the other band members did run out the door...supposedly they wrote the song on the way home in about 30 minites...
The incident happened at a bar that was then called West Tavern ... but that didn't exactly flow in a song so they changed it to The Jug after a package store that was on Edison Ave in Jacksonville called The Little Brown Jug.
As someone from there and lived through it all.. small correction.. It wasn't Edison Ave, it was Emerson Ave. and the place ended up becoming the famous S.O.S. Lounge. (my ex worked there back in the day).
@@GenMasterB Wow, I didn't know the S.O.S. was ever on the Southside. Thanks. I always knew it as being on San Juan by the railroad tracks in a place that was called The Still back in the '70s. I got Edison from the Lynyrd Skynyrd History page which puts The Little Brown Jug at the corner of Edison and Acosta. www.lynyrdskynyrdhistory.com/less4.html
I'm an old fart, and I love it when a young guy like you discovers the joys of the Southern Rock bands of the last century; it is a joy to watch the reaction you give to music that is likely older than you are. Keep on keepin on.
I read an article in Rolling Stone magazine, many years ago, about that incident. It seems that the band was home in Jacksonville Fl., and Gary Rossington, Alan Collins, and Ronnie VanZant stopped at a bar in one of the rougher parts of town. Ronnie went in, looking for one of their friends, while the others waited in the car. The others were getting ticked, thinking that Ronnie was in the bar getting drunk, when out runs Ronnie, jumping in the car, yelling "drive! Get out of here, he's going to kill me!" (or words to that affect). They drove off, wondering what had happened. When he calmed down, Ronnie explained what had happened, and then proceeded to write the lyrics. they said it only took him about 10 to 15 minutes to write them.
The Jug is a real place in Jacksonville, Florida where Ronnie, Allen, Gary, Bob, Leon, & Billy all grew up. The Jug Saloon. Went there a year ago and met an ex-marine. I was wearing one of my Cactus shirts, and he asked me about who Cactus was. I mentioned at one point how the singer Rusty Day was in The Amboy Dukes with Ted Nugent before he was in Cactus. “Teddy! I know him,” he said. “Wanna talk with him over my phone?” My jaw dropped! “Uhh...sure!” My dad was there and I let him know what was going on. “What are you gonna say?” “I. Don’t. Know!” Ted was in a hurry, so I could say much, but I had a couple of beers so I don’t remember what I said. It was a moment to remember though. Saw Teseschi-Trucks perform that night, and visited Ronnie, Lacy, Marion, Jimmy, Leon, Allen, & Kathy the next day before heading to Macon to see the many different Allman Brothers Band sites, mainly the big house and the cemetery.
I used to live in Jax back in those days. The song is based on a real event but it took place in a bar called West Tavern. Since that didnt have any kind of lyrical quality Ronnie changed it to "The Jug" after The Little Brown Jug which was a package store on Edison Avenue.
That song is about the band telling Billboard (I think, one of the ratings lists) to give them back the prestige they had with their first 2 albums. Bullets refer to the dots used in the rating scheme.
@@libertyresearch-iu4fy I always heard that it was a call out to music critics to give them their due. Ever heard the term "number 1 with a bullet"? That refers to the rating system for Billboard and other music rating sources. Dots or actual bullet shapes 1-5 to rate the record. They had fallen off in acclaim after their 3rd album didn't as well as their first 2. Sadly, Give Me Back My Bullets fared even worse. That's what my father always told me anyway. He was a DJ and good friends with Jimmy Fox of the James Gang. I heard lots of interesting stories about Joe Walsh growing up, lol.
Lynyrd Skynyrd was AMAZING extremely young when they recorded alot of their hits like this one and Freedbird ages 19-22 to have such a seasoned sound and message
True story. They were dancing in the Brown Jug bar. Ronnie was dancing with another guys girl and the guy came in and pull a gun on Ronnie. Ronnie told his band mates to just turn around and walk out he'll have to shoot us in the back. They wrote the song on their way back home in the car
@@earldeanpowell Lol, that's not really true. All Mississippi State Sports fans know that reference. Look up Mississippi State Cowbell videos on UA-cam.
You have obviously never been in a South Georgia juke joint in the summer time! I’m not saying he DIDN’T piss his pants... but I GUARANTEE he was sweatin’!
Well just watched you react to "That Smell" and commented you needed to listen to "Gimmie 3 Steps" and boom here it is. Let's try "Don't ask me no questions" next. Again keep up the good work!
Always loved this song. My college hangout was called The Chug so this was on the jukebox most every night. Next you should try "In the Ghetto" (not the Elvis song) It's very deep and thoughtful and particularly appropriate for these times.
Jamel, I'm probably your parent's age and this is the kind of stuff I grew up on before top 40 radio became so segmented. I love watching a new generation explore, enjoy, and share all genres of great music. Keep up the great work my brother.
I love how Ronnie doesn't try to play the tough guy. He is talking about being scared shitless. He puts you in that vulnerable position. Ronnie was always a great songwriter/story teller.
Com on now that song is just awesome. What fun with that big backbone of Southern Rock. Ya Jamal and a Big Big Cow Bell . You can just envision the bar scene.
Lynryd Skynyrd are a truly great band with SOOO many good songs beyond Sweet Home Alabama, Simple Man & Freebird which most people know. They're fantastic songs but you could literally do 20 other reactions & all of them would be great.
"I need you","things goin on","ballad of Curtis Loew","Mr banker","the breeze","Tuesdays gone". Southern rock and roll at it's finest Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman brothers ☮️
Dude, you have so much personality, I just know in advance that you're gonna have a good time with songs like this. Great reaction to a hilariously fun song. Another great song with an almost identical story is Come a Little Bit Closer by Jay & the Americans.
No, that's Ronnie. (& Allen Collins). That looks like from the 1976 "Gimmie Back my Bullets" album. Right after Ed King Left and before Steve Gaines joined them. (But you're correct in the fact that this song featured the original drummer Bob Burns, and that photo is with Artimus Pyle). But all the other members are original.
My FAVORITE band EVER. First song I learned to play on the drums. My brother’s band practiced in my parents’ basement and it was post the 1977 plane crash. They played a LOT of Skynyrd.
Thank you so much Mel for more Lynyrd Skynyrd. This is actually a true story, and Ronnie Van Zant (R.I.P.) came up with the lyrics to this classic on his way home that evening. "Call Me The Breeze" please. You'll love it.
The place this was written about was the West Tavern, Jacksonville, FL. West Tavern didn’t scan in the song, so they went with the name of a package store, the Little Brown Jug.
Yaaaaas! Thank you Jamel..I was 18 starting to hang with the bad boys and loved this song! I said excuuuuuse me! I hope you really liked it. Typical "hole in the wall bars#$%"!!!!!!
This is NUCLEAR ROCK!!! When you hear this!!! Your ADRENALINE LEVEL goes NUCLEAR!!!!! This is ASS -KICKING NO NONSENSE Southern Rock!!!! Sends your energy to the NEXT LEVEL!!!
Those people who give any of Jamel's videos a thumbs down must not love this music as much as most of us. This is Southern Rock at it's very best!!! Long Live Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!!
Fun Fact: Third guitar player Ed King wrote and played the bass parts for this studio recording because bassist Leon Wilkerson took a brief hiatus from the band. Ed made a number of contributions to early recordings, notably the opening guitar riff to 'Sweet Home Alabama'.
Great reaction video as always. I remember buying the album on audio cassette in the 1970s and I loved the band right up to the plane crash that tore its heart out. This album will always be in my collection and all the songs on my playlist. Lynyrd Skynyrd pronounced Rock and Roll.
THIS IS THE MUSIC I GREW UP WITH DOWN SOUTH OF HOUSTON,TEXAS ..,38 SPECIAL,POINT BLANK,MOLLY HATCHET,ZZ TOP ,AND A HECK OF A LOT OF JANICE JOPLIN...BRINGS BACK AWESOME MEMORIES ! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES
I’ve been really looking forward to the day that you reacted to this song! It’s one of my favorites. It’s right up there with “What’s Your Name” by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Thanks that was awesome!!!
When my mom was in her late 20s, early 30s she use to go out dancing at this little bar in Dallas. She was dating one of them and every time she walked in the door they'd start singing this (Her name was Linda.)
My daughter who is now 32 was singing this song word for word when she was 3....lol!
I was bored and I was born in 1980 I've been singing this song since I was a little baby
I'm 61. Can't tell you how many times I've shook my butt to this song!
This is a true story too! Lead singer Ronnie Van Zant was dancing with a girl & her husband actually pulled a gun...He didn't actually y say gimne 3 steps...but yeah he & Gary Rosdingtin & one of the other band members did run out the door...supposedly they wrote the song on the way home in about 30 minites...
The incident happened at a bar that was then called West Tavern ... but that didn't exactly flow in a song so they changed it to The Jug after a package store that was on Edison Ave in Jacksonville called The Little Brown Jug.
I had never heard that , thanks for the factoid. I really do love finding out things like that.
As someone from there and lived through it all.. small correction.. It wasn't Edison Ave, it was Emerson Ave. and the place ended up becoming the famous S.O.S. Lounge. (my ex worked there back in the day).
Thanks for the info!
@@GenMasterB Wow, I didn't know the S.O.S. was ever on the Southside. Thanks. I always knew it as being on San Juan by the railroad tracks in a place that was called The Still back in the '70s. I got Edison from the Lynyrd Skynyrd History page which puts The Little Brown Jug at the corner of Edison and Acosta. www.lynyrdskynyrdhistory.com/less4.html
Most Southerners love Lynnrd Skynyrd
I'm an old fart, and I love it when a young guy like you discovers the joys of the Southern Rock bands of the last century; it is a joy to watch the reaction you give to music that is likely older than you are. Keep on keepin on.
"Ballad of Curtis Loew" should in in your next Skynyrd sampling.
Absolutely need to do this one!
👍🔥👍🔥👍
nobody ever does it tho....
A second helping, if you will...
Fantastic song.
This is a true story.. I read somewhere that Ronnie wrote these lyrics in the car on the way home from the incident
I read an article in Rolling Stone magazine, many years ago, about that incident. It seems that the band was home in Jacksonville Fl., and Gary Rossington, Alan Collins, and Ronnie VanZant stopped at a bar in one of the rougher parts of town. Ronnie went in, looking for one of their friends, while the others waited in the car. The others were getting ticked, thinking that Ronnie was in the bar getting drunk, when out runs Ronnie, jumping in the car, yelling "drive! Get out of here, he's going to kill me!" (or words to that affect). They drove off, wondering what had happened. When he calmed down, Ronnie explained what had happened, and then proceeded to write the lyrics. they said it only took him about 10 to 15 minutes to write them.
I'm not Ronnie but that whole song was my childhood in the south during the 70s
@@robertsilvis815 IIRC- The guy had a knife. But, they added the gun for the song. (Artistic license?) Otherwise, I heard the same story.
nobody could tell a story like Ronnie "RIP BROTHER" The Working Man's Poet!!!!
Ballard of Curtis Loew, Call me the Breeze are 2 more great songs.
'Call me the Breeze,' written by J. J. Cale along with 'Cocaine', "After Midnight', and many others.
2 of my favorites,,,👍🔥👍🔥👍
Ballad of Curtis Loew is my favorite from them.
Nice comment
The Jug is a real place in Jacksonville, Florida where Ronnie, Allen, Gary, Bob, Leon, & Billy all grew up. The Jug Saloon. Went there a year ago and met an ex-marine. I was wearing one of my Cactus shirts, and he asked me about who Cactus was. I mentioned at one point how the singer Rusty Day was in The Amboy Dukes with Ted Nugent before he was in Cactus. “Teddy! I know him,” he said. “Wanna talk with him over my phone?” My jaw dropped! “Uhh...sure!” My dad was there and I let him know what was going on. “What are you gonna say?” “I. Don’t. Know!” Ted was in a hurry, so I could say much, but I had a couple of beers so I don’t remember what I said. It was a moment to remember though. Saw Teseschi-Trucks perform that night, and visited Ronnie, Lacy, Marion, Jimmy, Leon, Allen, & Kathy the next day before heading to Macon to see the many different Allman Brothers Band sites, mainly the big house and the cemetery.
Damn. You checked of two of my bucket list in one night. Cheers!
I used to live in Jax back in those days. The song is based on a real event but it took place in a bar called West Tavern. Since that didnt have any kind of lyrical quality Ronnie changed it to "The Jug" after The Little Brown Jug which was a package store on Edison Avenue.
Would love to go see The Big House
"Gimme back my bullets" Drunk enough whiskey to float a battleship around
That song is about the band telling Billboard (I think, one of the ratings lists) to give them back the prestige they had with their first 2 albums. Bullets refer to the dots used in the rating scheme.
Great driving tune...
Anyone who likes this song, should check out the Weedeater cover. Sludge/Stoner at its finest.
The bullets signify each single point of criticism in their critique. You know like the bullets for a list in a word processor.
@@libertyresearch-iu4fy I always heard that it was a call out to music critics to give them their due. Ever heard the term "number 1 with a bullet"? That refers to the rating system for Billboard and other music rating sources. Dots or actual bullet shapes 1-5 to rate the record. They had fallen off in acclaim after their 3rd album didn't as well as their first 2. Sadly, Give Me Back My Bullets fared even worse. That's what my father always told me anyway. He was a DJ and good friends with Jimmy Fox of the James Gang. I heard lots of interesting stories about Joe Walsh growing up, lol.
Check out Georgia Satellies, "Keep Your Hands to Yourself"
A one-hit wonder but a good one!
Every song on that LP is better than KYHTYS.
Excellent tune.
@@da324 The whole album is amazing!
@@tmountain1 Agree!
Or Dan Baird's I love you, period.
Jamal youre the real deal. Skynard gives so much truth. Enjoy my friend.
If you're in a Southern Rock mood, try Molly Hatchet "Flirtin' with Disaster". Thx again for your videos!
or Fall Of The Peacemakers, amazing song that one is
Bounty Hunter. Gets me going to fast in the car.
Yes! This, so much!!
@Ralph's Place Train train is from Blackfoot, but yes he needs to listen to that one as well
Boogie No More is my fave MH song
Lynyrd Skynyrd was AMAZING extremely young when they recorded alot of their hits like this one and Freedbird ages 19-22 to have such a seasoned sound and message
Southern Rock at it's finest 🧡💛 ✌️
True story. They were dancing in the Brown Jug bar. Ronnie was dancing with another guys girl and the guy came in and pull a gun on Ronnie. Ronnie told his band mates to just turn around and walk out he'll have to shoot us in the back. They wrote the song on their way back home in the car
“I’ve got a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell”.
Only old white folks get this reference. And I'll be honest with you. I could've used a little more cowbell!
Wrong group, wrong song...lol
@@earldeanpowell Lol, that's not really true. All Mississippi State Sports fans know that reference. Look up Mississippi State Cowbell videos on UA-cam.
Don't question Bruce Dickinson!
Oh SNAP!!! that's so funny.
When you’re at a cookout and there’s Budweiser, chances are you’ll hear this at some point.
Edit: bud in the can, not a red cup
If it didn't come from a keg.. I have to have the bottles
In a coozie?
Early in the party. Then Simple man close out to Free Bird
@@chris882211 Kegs first... then out comes the coolers from the truck beds... lol
Lmao!!!!
"The water fell on the floor."---I believe our humble protagonist has peed himself
You have obviously never been in a South Georgia juke joint in the summer time! I’m not saying he DIDN’T piss his pants... but I GUARANTEE he was sweatin’!
@@johnbutler5650 Either way, something wet hit the floor, and it came from Ronnie's body! 😆
@@johnbutler5650 equality plausible
I always thought it was tears
Well just watched you react to "That Smell" and commented you needed to listen to "Gimmie 3 Steps" and boom here it is. Let's try "Don't ask me no questions" next. Again keep up the good work!
It makes me feel good seeig you get so much joy from the musid I grew up with. Keep it up.
They named the band after one of their teachers, Leonard Skinner.
High School foot ball coach. I actually met him one time and bought his book. Super nice guy, thought the world of these boys.
I heard The coach would say something about there long hair
Poser Hunt42 yeah they didn’t like him too much.
@@Zackmorris689 He did, did not approve, but the the players/boys. Wanted the best for them.
Woah that’s so cool , I didn’t know that.
Stay safe . Social distancing is going to protect you and your family.❤️❤️
How can anyone NOT like this song? Classic!
Lynyrd Skynyrd "Mississippi Kid" or "Ballad of Curtis Loew"
I approve of that Ballad of Curtis Loew track for sure.
Curtis Loew. Enuff said.
Definitely Curtis Lowe!!
@@purplebeard1526 Mississippi Kid same style as Curtis uses Flattop Guitar and Dobro.
"I know a little" needs to be heard.
Love Skynyrd and this song. There are sooo many good songs from this band. Another great song and REQUEST from skynrd is "Saturday night special."
Tuesday's Gone is definitely one to react to...
May fav LS song...And " Inknow a little"..."Curtis Lowe"
I will their your motion😉
Jamal, Honey, if you only could have SEEN the dance floors filling up, soon as this song started!! Lord Have Mercy!
Thanks, Jamel!!! This is one of my favorite "GOOD TIME" Songs!!! Thanks for uplifting my spirit! You're THE BEST!!!!
I'm addicted to your enthusiasm sir! As a terminal cancer patient, you life my spirits!! You just gained another subscriber.
The fact that you’re on a Lynyrd Skynyrd little kick here I hope it keeps going honest to God not a bad song 💕💕
LOL. One of my all time childhood favorites. I love this tune!
now that's REAL southern Rock!
Always loved this song. My college hangout was called The Chug so this was on the jukebox most every night. Next you should try "In the Ghetto" (not the Elvis song) It's very deep and thoughtful and particularly appropriate for these times.
Jamal listens to EVERYTHING and likes it! That's why we dig him!!
My favorite reaction channel.
@@rowdynation1810 My only reaction channel... that I sub to anyway...
Give Me Back My Bullets is one of my more favorite songs by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Check out Georgia Sattilites "Keep Your Hands to Yourself"
Love it, but I seriously think it's the weakest track on their debut LP.
It's actually a cover of a Minnie Pearl song from the Grand Ole Opry
@@CaptWalker To each their own!
Put a ring on it before Beyonce :-)
Always, "No huggee, no kissee until I get a wedding ring"
No please don't check it out..it blows
Jamel, you just might get a kick out of Charlie Daniels song "Uneasy Rider" too.
He would love those lyrics!
Lol lol yes
I thought about that a while back too. Great choice and I hope he does it. He will love it!
ABSOLUTELY 💯 💯 💯
And uneasy rider 88
"I ain't the one" is kickass...but "ON THE HUNT" is a NAAAASTY JAM!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"On the hunt" my favorite
On the hunt gets played daily in my house. Lol.
tuesdays gone or call me the breeze hehe
Jamel, I'm probably your parent's age and this is the kind of stuff I grew up on before top 40 radio became so segmented. I love watching a new generation explore, enjoy, and share all genres of great music. Keep up the great work my brother.
Classic southern rock, great licks and a feel good song lol.
I love the lyrics to this song. He paints such a good picture of the scene.
One of my favorites of theirs. Always makes me smile :)
I love how Ronnie doesn't try to play the tough guy. He is talking about being scared shitless. He puts you in that vulnerable position. Ronnie was always a great songwriter/story teller.
HOLE IN THE WALL BAR MUSIC! When you just want to hang out!!!!
Com on now that song is just awesome. What fun with that big backbone of Southern Rock.
Ya Jamal and a Big Big Cow Bell . You can just envision the bar scene.
Oh yeah! More Skynyrd! Thank you Thank you Jamel!! Love Skynyrd!! ❤
Lynryd Skynyrd are a truly great band with SOOO many good songs beyond Sweet Home Alabama, Simple Man & Freebird which most people know. They're fantastic songs but you could literally do 20 other reactions & all of them would be great.
One of my favorite Lynrd Skynrd songs. It is just a fun and clever songs
Nothing like three guitars playing together!Man that band has some good jams !
Hope you do "Saturday Night Special"..great groove with a strong message.💙🌿💚
Agreed. I was about to say the same thing.
Gimme Three Steps is my favorite LS song. I absolutely love all the double-stops the guitar does.
Every one of their songs is a true story...luv them
I never get tired of this song, I dance every time.It's my favorite LS song. It's funky southern rock with a great story.
"I need you","things goin on","ballad of Curtis Loew","Mr banker","the breeze","Tuesdays gone". Southern rock and roll at it's finest Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman brothers ☮️
Hey you're in the club now. We just call them Skynyrd.
I said EXCUUSE ME! I know all the words to this one. My friends and I blared this song on the car stereo when we were teenagers.
I was in college but this was definitely one of our favorites
So glad you reacted to this song! On of my favorites! You should try another one of theirs called “No Questions”
Check out Charley Daniels "Uneasy Rider". It's a lot of fun.
Dude, you have so much personality, I just know in advance that you're gonna have a good time with songs like this. Great reaction to a hilariously fun song. Another great song with an almost identical story is Come a Little Bit Closer by Jay & the Americans.
The Skynyrd music catalog is deep and vast...you could park here for a month and just scratch the surface.
"For sure!"
Another Southern Rock anthem....and the whole crowd would be singing along word for word!
That pic with the song is the current line up of Lynyrd Skynyrd...the song was back in the 70's with Ronnie Van Zant.
No, that's Ronnie. (& Allen Collins). That looks like from the 1976 "Gimmie Back my Bullets" album. Right after Ed King Left and before Steve Gaines joined them. (But you're correct in the fact that this song featured the original drummer Bob Burns, and that photo is with Artimus Pyle). But all the other members are original.
My FAVORITE band EVER. First song I learned to play on the drums. My brother’s band practiced in my parents’ basement and it was post the 1977 plane crash. They played a LOT of Skynyrd.
This is actually a true story about what happened to the lead singer Ronnie Van Zandt
Thank you so much Mel for more Lynyrd Skynyrd.
This is actually a true story, and Ronnie Van Zant (R.I.P.) came up with the lyrics to this classic on his way home that evening.
"Call Me The Breeze" please. You'll love it.
Some great bands from here in Florida.
things going on .. poison whiskey .. great songs also.. hell i love all their songs.. greatest band ever
If you like them then you’ll love “Gimme back My Bullets”
Always one of my favorites . Always hit the dance floor with this one.
Love how this song is the opposite of macho bs.
Um, no it ain't
It's idiocy to be macho against a gun. 😏
@@54chewbacca the man literally metaphorically says he pissed his pants, that's the opposite of macho BS
The place this was written about was the West Tavern, Jacksonville, FL. West Tavern didn’t scan in the song, so they went with the name of a package store, the Little Brown Jug.
I love songs that paint a story in your mind, and this is a great one!
Awesome jam by them. 2 other absolute crunchy jams are, "Gimme Back my Bullets" and "Saturday Night Special." I love these reactions!!
Yaaaaas! Thank you Jamel..I was 18 starting to hang with the bad boys and loved this song! I said excuuuuuse me! I hope you really liked it. Typical "hole in the wall bars#$%"!!!!!!
This is NUCLEAR ROCK!!! When you hear this!!! Your ADRENALINE LEVEL goes NUCLEAR!!!!! This is ASS -KICKING NO NONSENSE Southern Rock!!!!
Sends your energy to the NEXT LEVEL!!!
Every Mothers Son, Down South Jukin', Whiskey Rock-n-Roller 🥁
Those people who give any of Jamel's videos a thumbs down must not love this music as much as most of us. This is Southern Rock at it's very best!!! Long Live Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!!
The live version off gold and platinum is fantastic
I anit going fight him for his c***.
Breaking news: there's a herd for cows looking for their bells. Details at 11.
When you're day drinking and you just want Jamel to know you love em. Lol😀🤫💕
Same
One of my favorites. The rhymes, the rhythm of the lyrics and of course, the excellent tune. Knowing it really happened is just the gravy.
For another song with a similar story, try "Come a Little Bit Closer" by Jay and The Americans. It's a great song that will make you dance!
Fun Fact: Third guitar player Ed King wrote and played the bass parts for this studio recording because bassist Leon Wilkerson took a brief hiatus from the band. Ed made a number of contributions to early recordings, notably the opening guitar riff to 'Sweet Home Alabama'.
Ya, Ed wrote Saturday Night Special, Working for MCA, Whiskey Rock-n-Roller, and a few other classics!
Hey Jamel!! Thought I’d stop by and say nice reaction! 🤟🤟
Greatest Southern Rock Band of all time. So many hits...let's hear some more.
Charlie Daniels Band : Uneasy Rider, Is one you will get a kick out of
Absolutely, Jamel definitely needs to react to "Uneasy Rider"
ABSOLUTELY! Let the longhairs win one!
And uneasy rider 88!
@@sierraplumber Uneasy Rider 88 isn't as good, but that's just my opinion
Great reaction video as always. I remember buying the album on audio cassette in the 1970s and I loved the band right up to the plane crash that tore its heart out. This album will always be in my collection and all the songs on my playlist. Lynyrd Skynyrd pronounced Rock and Roll.
Hey Jamel, gotta listen to "I Know a Little". Funky song.
The keyboard riff is the best!
Yes please.
THIS IS THE MUSIC I GREW UP WITH DOWN SOUTH OF HOUSTON,TEXAS ..,38 SPECIAL,POINT BLANK,MOLLY HATCHET,ZZ TOP ,AND A HECK OF A LOT OF JANICE JOPLIN...BRINGS BACK AWESOME MEMORIES !
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES
You need to react to Lynyrd Skynyrd "The Ballad of Curtis Lowe"
"Loew"
No band better for classic southern rock than Synyrd. B4 my time... but damn... I love me some Lynrd Skynrd
If you wanna go deep into their catalogue, hit up Comin' Home. You won't regret it!
You will never go wrong with Lynyrd Skynyrd. Watching your reaction is like running into an old friend!
The bass in this song is phenomenal. Ed King asking the world to hold his beer.
So many great Skynyrd songs! Can't go wrong with any of 'em. Thanks for the great channel!
This sounds so good I would have it played at my funeral, but that whole being a Baptist pastor, uhhh, awkward...
I’ve been really looking forward to the day that you reacted to this song! It’s one of my favorites. It’s right up there with “What’s Your Name” by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Thanks that was awesome!!!
You need to listen to Tuesday’s gone and the ballad of Curtis Loew
The finest picker to ever play the blues! 💙 🎶 👌
When my mom was in her late 20s, early 30s she use to go out dancing at this little bar in Dallas. She was dating one of them and every time she walked in the door they'd start singing this (Her name was Linda.)