Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone - 3/7/1976 - Winterland (Official)
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2014
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone
Recorded Live: 3/7/1976 - Winterland - San Francisco, CA
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Personnel:
Ronnie Van Zant - vocals
Gary Rossington - guitar
Allen Collins - guitar
Billy Powell - keyboards
Leon Wilkinson - bass
Artimus Pyle - drums
JoJo Billingsley - backing vocals
Cassie Gaines - backing vocals
Leslie Hawkins - backing vocals
Summary:
After years of life on the road and with their role models, the Allman Brothers Band, struggling to survive the deaths of two of its most distinctively talented members, today Lynyrd Skynyrd has become the quintessential Southern Rock band. Under the leadership of frontman and primary songwriter Ronnie Van Zant, the group's melodic lyric driven ballads and power driven hard rockers would catapult the group into one of the most popular touring bands in the world. The group's distinctive guitar attack, combined with an overtly defiant and rebellious attitude, gave them a cultural identity that would help make songs like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird" into anthems of American rock music and staples of FM radio right up to the present day.
Headlining a bill that also featured the Outlaws, this Winterland recording captures Lynyrd Skynyrd following the release of their fourth album, Gimme Back My Bullets. This was during a transitional phase for the band, following the departure of guitarist Ed King, but prior to his replacement, Steve Gaines, coming on board. The band was carrying on as a six-piece unit, augmented by the Honkettes on backing vocals.
This is an interesting time to hear the band live, as their trademark three-guitar attack was reduced by one guitar, leaving more room for keyboardist Billy Powell. On the ballads, like "Tuesdays Gone" and the pre-jam verses of "Freebird," Powell displays great creativity and expands the keyboard's role in these songs.
Otherwise, the band rocks as hard as ever, with a good selection of their most popular songs, sampling a bit from all four of their studio albums. The group's defiant Southern swagger, combined with an infectious guitar and piano driven groove, creates an irresistible combination that resonated far beyond the Southern states. Two of the standouts on this show are both well chosen covers, which the band redefines as their own; J.J. Cale's "Call Me The Breeze" and Jimmy Rogers' "T For Texas." Both of these are rearranged in classic Skynyrd style, with the latter closing the set and clearly displaying the root sound of the band at its best.
The audience demands an encore and the band obliges with a monumental "Free Bird." It begins as a plaintive slow ballad, with Van Zant's distinctively sad vocals over the melodic keyboard playing of Powell and delicate slide guitar ornamentation from Rossington. However, it is the second section, which becomes an up-tempo guitar boogie, that really hits home. Here the guitarists cut loose to create one of the most distinctive solos of all time. Rossington and Collins turn this section into a soaring jam that also features impressive melodic bass playing from Wilkeson and furious keyboards from Powell. Following a brief reprise of the song, they turn on a dime back into the groove of the jam before bringing it to a climactic close.
"Free Bird," more often than not, sarcastically, would become the most requested song of all time. For musicians, this inevitable request has become so tiresome, that the act of requesting it has become universally known as "the mantra of the moron." Still, this only goes to prove just how deeply this song has permeated American culture and is a testament to its enduring popularity, making it one of the true landmark rock songs of twentieth century music.
Still listening in 2024. Long live Skynyrd!
Same
Same....cause it's Tuesday
"Sometimes You Gotta Crank Some Skynyrd" .....my dad's tombstone
He was a wise man.
I might have to copy that on mine that's awesome 👌
This is so true. pop open a cold one and listen.
Kudos to your Dad!
Sounds like a great dude to sit in the garage , have a beer, and crank some Skynyrd.. 🍺
My wife Dawn passed away Tuesday the 4th of July. We would always slow dance to this 😢 I LOVE YOU BABY
❤
Right.
Awe😢❤
I am sorry for you, man. Altough, you gotta keep going, that is what she would want you to do
Bro this hit me in the gut. I love you for having the courage to share with us. Thanks from me and other individuals that wanted to say the same thing
They had no idea that in the year 2023 they would still be one of the most beloved American bands of all time. LONG LIVE SKYNYRD
AMEN !!!!!! THEYLL LIVE ON FOREVER
Amen 🙏
Much like all of us who love Skynyrd, l just can’t help but wonder what they would have created if that plane incident never happened.. Ronnies lyrics had a profound sadness about them.. He had a life long friend that said in a long form interview that Ronnie always said that he didn’t think he would live a long life..
Forever lasting hit
Amen you got that Right
If this song doesn't hit you deep in your soul. Then you haven't lived long enough yet.
Best comment ever anyone who was lived has lost... This is their anthem.
awesome song, hits you deep 💖
I just recently told someone almost those exact words 😔
@Trippy hippy v VV
Wish I could go back sometimes.
Rest in Peace, Gary Rossington, Ronnie Van Zant, Allen Collins, Larry Junstrom, Bob Burns, Leon Wilkeson, Billy Powell, Ed King, Steve Gaines, Cassie Gaines. Gone but not forgotten.
do u think they were percuted
All together playing in heaven ❤
That's a fact
@@pauldiaz4273 right on
🙌🏻💔
Today Gary rossington died March 6th 2023 rest in peace Gary the music you played will live forever
God rest his soul
Unlike the version on One From The Road this is an unproduced, raw recording that shows precisely how utterly brilliant this band were as live performers. They needed no mixing, no editing. no production. This is Lynyrd Skynyd in the flesh. It's a historical record. This is real. This is soul. If it doesn't hit you in the heart then check your pulse.
I know what you are trying to say but I assure you they would have had all of that and more, it is just impossible to do such a live performance without good mixing and a solid production.. it was bands like this that invented and perfected all that stuff 👍
You hit the nail on the head with that comment ❤
Absolutely they were great 🙏🤟✌️👍🙏
@@marksmusicCCNo. Look into it, they practiced over and over and over. By the time they played it live or studio it was as second nature as walking. Thank Ronnie for that. If you want more details backing that up just let me know. Your comment is just a guess and something true of other bands. I’d like to see if you know who has the copy of all Ronnie’s lyrics.
@@BlueDays_BlackKnights Er no I am not guessing believe me, 50 years as a musician you do learn a thing or two..
of course they practiced over and over, it is a rather common thing for musicians to do actually...
What I am saying is that you can not put on a show in front of 1000s of people without mixing, a solid production and a lot of sound engineering.. Without any of that they would sound like shit.
They are not playing in the backyard or in some garage.. Do you really think they just walk onto the stage with a 50 watt Marshal and jam away LMAO
I discovered Lynyrd Sknyrd at 16yrs old, I'm 64 now and will Permanently LOVE their music !!!!
Seen em when I was 17. The concert was in August. Two months later.....fuck. Street Survivors came out I was like what the fuck. I still have two unopened of the album with the original version with the flames
Me too I'm 64, been listening to them since the 70s
@@bigsur175 I'm75 and still rockin with SKNYRD .
I'm 68 and still listen to them. Saw them in concert back in the 70's
hell yes
You don't just listen to it. You feel it
Inside out. Soul 2 soul.
Ugh. Exactly.
It’s inside them . Every note ,sound ,and word. They share it with us. We are on the outside looking in.
Yep
Music as it's meant to be.
Here on the day of Mr Gary Rossingtons passing. Lost an absolute legend today. Feels like losing a family member. Thank you for everything Gary. Now go rest in rock and roll heaven with your brothers
Doesn't it though these guys have been a part of my life all my life and always will be
I played that at my sisters funeral..she made me promise..so I did..I told her if I went 1st to promise to play sweet-smelling alabama..When my oldest brother died I wanted to play feebird for him but they didn't play it at funeral.i knew he was in heaven ..Me and my sister pulled out from the church to go up the mountain to graveyard and low and behold when we got behind the horse carrying my order brother ..Freebird came on radio .I sware Gods honest truth..all the way up the mountain me and my sister and brother were together one last time..Rip.Staney , Tootie Liz and Becky..I love yall..😢😢
The older I get the more I appreciate Lynyrd Skynyrd !!!!!
Me too!
Me too makes me sad they are no longer around. 😔
same same.
@@JustlaylaS not
Good tune
THE BEST ROCK BAND EVER COME FROM USA'S SOUTH. CAN EVERYONE AGREE TO THAT?
I would say they tie with The Allman Brothers!
long live dixie land my friend much love to ya
It dont get any better
1000% every day!!!!
Well, we could just call the Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker & Skynyrd the Holy Trinity and leave it at that, my brother. We're all the winners in this contest.
They don't make music like this anymore. Real southern music. Remerber
All the original members Rocking together back again, now up in heaven!!! Thanks for the great music you guys left for us!!!!
I sure hope you're right
And the Tribute Band sadly continues
Artimus is still alive in this video.
I consider Artimus Pyle an original member since Bob Burns quit the band after thier 2 nd album
Are you sure they went to heaven?
Beautiful song, I had this song played at my husband's funeral. Best Southern Rock Band there ever will be
sorry for your loss :( and yes they are the greatest bands ever not just southern
What a beautiful song to play at your husband's service.
Fuck those 3idots
Allman brothers give em a run for their money though
@@russellnorby3426 I'm a 1960 born kinda guy. It wasn't just the bands. It was the right bands for the time. The time in the world and the time in our lives. Even in rural America. I always have said the 70s were dangerous. The cars were to fast for the time, too many excesses and the laws were too leniant. It's a wonder many of us survived. These bands and songs are something we won't ever forget.
This is one of those songs that gives you a feeling deep in your soul then never leaves you ❤️
Your a beautiful woman ass well 👌👌
Smart beyond your yours Nicole
Smart beyond your years
O yes its still there since the first day at hell house 🎸🎶🎸
Hello darlin, what a GREAT SONG!! If you haven't already, plz give the Gregg Allman version a listen???...WOW!!!
Nearly 50 years later and its still as relevant and fresh sounding as the day it came out! Rest in Peace Skynyrds!
❤
Insane how time passes. Blink and gone. 😢
Memory of the first real girl friend , God bless you Suzanne Fay Godfirnon .♥️🙏
I mean it's a great, beautiful song but it doesn't sound "fresh" whatsoever. Which is to say it doesn't really sound like anything in at least the last 30 years. I don't know by what definition this sound (blues-tinged southern rock) would be considered 'fresh'.
Rest in peace Gary Rossington 🙏 Thanks for the music 🎶 you will be missed!
So sad that they all are dead now except for artimus but he wasn't original,but still is a great addition
@@adambomb6760 And Leslie Hawkins is still alive! (2:47) Out of everyone on this stage only Artimus and Leslie are left.
@Ashley Hart yea ur right...I guess I thought she passed but I'm wrong
Amen
So so many had to be taken that day. The whole band was on that plane for God's sakes. Rip.
The 70s is the “sweet spot” in the history of rock. These days will never be replicated.
We still hear music from the 70s on tv commercials every day .its here forever
Good music like this still exists and is released to this day, just gotta look for it
@@erikstevenson37
Music today sucks, how can you even compare that crap to this.
👍👍👍👍👍
Never replaced.
Is it just me, or does every opening riff from these guys just grabs you by your souls and you HAVE to listen. Every time you hear it
The way that Gary Rossington makes that Les Paul " Sing " is MAGICAL ✌️✌️✌️
I don't think it's just you. I feel that way too
Every single time
Yep, Absolutely!!
No sir, you are absolutely correct! If this song doesn't bring a tear to your eye, then your soul is deficient.
This song hurts so bad after hearing about Gary Rossington’s death. RIP brother.
Let’s give grace to Gary Rossington. Dead at 71. One of the old time bands. Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
It's crazy how fucking good southern rock was in the 70s... I'm 29 and love this era of music so much, wish I grew up in this era without cell phones and social media.
It was good times!
You would have been drafted, by Richard Nixon, in the 70's. It wasn't fun - and you might have had to drive hours to see Skynard, but the ticket would have cost $3.00
I was in 20s in the 70s and it was cool...best music ever
Yes sir
I was there and miss it so much!
Films like this should be forever preserved in the Rock n Roll hall of fame archives.
Winterville concert and much of their body of work should be in the Library of Congress,
Perfection. I am speechless. The greatest Southern rock band of all time. Fly high free birds. R.I.P.
you know what, Billy Powell could play that piano like a magician. What a fantastic band. Each and every one of them.
He was their roadie! Talented band
True PROFESSIONALS ! I miss them !
this song does hurt so bad badger 16
What these guys did in such a few short years is incredible! There is nothing like them. Organic, pure and beyond their years. An American treasure. I don't have the words to describe Lynyrd Skynrd's greatness.
Amen Greatest Band for Southern Rock grew up with them lol we all grew up together there is nothing fake in the lyrics bad ass rock hell yeah.
They were incredible and a slave to their music , I can still remember the shock of the aircraft crash , one of the purists bands ever RIP Ronnie
". I don't have the words to describe Lynyrd Skynrd's greatness." Yes you did. Lynaryd Skynyrd's greatnest" nuff said.
So we'll said!
FACTS BUBBAROOSKIE!!!! I tell these cats that all the time, and they had three bad ass lead guitarist who did it mind sharing, and I don’t think another band that has attempted that with straight talent and no stupid faces when jammin!!! I’m just a drummer talking!!! Floridian true Floridian loving the best man ever
My Lord does Gary Rossington make that Les Paul sound so beautiful also Billy Powell on the piano and organ … to die for my goodness. The whole entire band was top tier . RIP Lynyrd Skynyrd and all the members of this absolutely astonishing band .
Amazing that you wrote that. I watched this again and thought the exact same thing about Gary and Billy and then scrolled down the comments and saw your post. This is one of my favorite songs of all time...it's a masterpiece.
You said it 👍💯 I just wish we saw more of Billy playing 💖
Billie was a Soul Playin Madman 🤩👏👌👍
Gary is such a underrated guitarist, writing some of the most iconic and most memorable riffs and slide notes in music history, Gary Rossington is truly the last rebel and there will never be another like him. Long Live the Lynyrd Skynyrd Band!!!
As great as Allen Collins played it was sad he became paralyzed in a car wreck and couldn't ever play again. That had to work on his mind. His Free bird solo at Knebworth Festival 1976 is unmatched
RIP Gary Rossington. Long live southern rock. Long live Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Ronnie could sing the phone book and hold the audiences attention. Greatest singer songwriter ever.
"If you want to know who Ronnie Van Zant was, just take the lyrics of any six songs that he wrote and you got Ronnie." - I heard that quote in the Rockumentary on the band and it rang true. He was one of Rock's great and underappreciated songwriters. All of his words and lyrics carried a powerful, but simple message. Rock In Peace - Ronnie, Steve, Cassie and the rest of the band.
Although Johnny eventually carried the music on and did an admirable job, it wasn’t the same.
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💯 Agreed! Ronnie Van Zant was a musical genius. It's absolutely mind blowing to think about what he would have done had it not been for the horrible accident. 😭 Best damn southern rock and roll band ever. RIP LS.💙
@@bolivingston1400 I probably heard him say it in the rockumentary. Credit belongs to Ed.
The real tragedy of Ronnie's death is the future loss of great music and lyrics that the band was about to produce. The Street Survivors lp is their best work and Ronnie and Gaines were going to be a great team of songwriters. They only scratched the surface.
Rockumentary? Is that a UA-cam channel, or what? TIA
This will last forever. Today’s music just don’t cut it. Pure talent.
You sure got that right shooter you stright is ur way anyways jockey
they cant be replaced
Oh yes you are so right this song is so powerful if you know how to take it deep down in your soul
Today's music is barely called music.So i'm gonna agree with you.No matter i grow up on 21th century with all these crap around me
RVZ AND THE BOYS,NEVER EVER WILL BE TOPPED! HE HAD THE VISION AND THE DRIVE TO WORK UNTIL IT WAS RIGHT! TRUE SOUTHERN GRIT !!! N AND MOST OF THE GUYS KNEW IT AND RESPECTED IT , THE OTHERS HE STRAIGHTENED OUT QUICK !!!
The greatest southern band of all time in my opinion. They were incredible and a group of of special people who made magic when they were together. They made my soul sing with the songs they wrote and performed. I will always love them and God may rest their souls. Amen ❤😢
Second in my book. I would give the nod to the Allman Brothers when Duane was still alive. The Mountain Jam from Eat a Peach is epic, as is Elizabeth Reed.
Allman brothers were awesome!!!…but there song book pales in comparison to what skynyrd put out in 4 years. Just sayin! Plus add the test of time…skynyrd gets ten times the airplay today over the Allman bothers. And to add some more fuel, I think the greatest southern rock “song” of all time is can’t you see by MTB!!
@@Jjackattack I agree with you, in everything. I would add that making the comparison between Allmann BB and Lynyrd remains very difficult.. Almann BB were closer to jazz (original lineup) and Lynyrd to rock and country.. while retaining a southern approach.. both. They wrote and played the memorable pieces in a virtuoso and heartfelt manner... I've been listening to them since 1980... both, but in some ways I have to admit that Lynyrd ultimately remained fresher and more time-tested.
@@niftylights3The Allman Brothers were Blues with Southern Rock. Duane Allman was stated, by Eric Clapton, as the Best Guitarist. Dickie Betts replaced Duane & one of the best Guitarist, & research the UA-cam Song “Mellisa” Acoustic with Gregg Allman & Dickie Betts. Lynyrd Skynyrd was Southern Rock & Roll & with the best back up singers of all times, with little recognition.
I grew up with both bands in the 70’s & the best Music ever! Difficult to rate who is the Best, because they both were & are the best, in my opinion.
@@foxfakenews3293I remember when the Album “Eat a Peach” was released & I bought the album. I agree with you about Duane.
1 year anniversary of Gary’s passing and I find myself here reading comments from strangers… I don’t know why I feel so connected to this band and these songs but I couldn’t imagine my life with them and I obviously am not the only to feel this way… Long live the Lynyrd skynyrd band! ❤🦅💔
My favorite song! I told my son to listen to the words. He was blown away. Unfortunately he took his life at 30 and I play this for him every day. Miss & love you .ERIC BAILEY 💔💔☮️
Good luck molly
So sorry for your loss:(
I'm sorry he's at peace now
Read the Bible and you got a hope in revelation chapter 21 verses 3 to five. He is coming back to earth and you agan i'm sure. love Gitt
@@gittgunnarson5854 Religion is a lie. Why are the prisons full of Priests who have bummed choir boys
My best friend passed today. He loved this one. RIP my man
Sorry man. Hope you’re doing ok.
@@joshblubaugh6050 I'am OK thanks, the music helps. All the best.
You're a good friend. May God bless you always.
@@stellad1288 So many nice people out there. Take care and God bless.
Take care my rock 'n' roll friend
Ronnie Van Zant was a song writer of the highest order. And he sang this song with such soul and authenticity that it's almost impossible to listen to anyone else sing it.
Born in 1988 Florida, no surprise I grew up listening to these guys and remember my dad taking about their legacy ten years after the accident. My dad was an aircraft mechanic coincidentally and would always be happy to share the fuel mistakes made that “took one of the greatest bands ever”.
This was 43 years ago. Doesn't seem possible. We were all blessed to have Lynyrd Skynyrd .
The more I listen to and study Skynyrd the more I realize what genius they were.
Damn. 4yrs later
Tyler Wolf you’re not wrong!
Tyler Wolf beetles succk
rj mazur the Beatles were one of Ronnie’s favorite bands and influences besides the southern rockers
Same dude!...How fucking good are theY?
The 70s were filled with fast cars ,good whisky hot chick's, and LYNARD SKYNARD..🇺🇲
Yes, I was blessed to live in the 70’s, & drove a Mustang!
@@julialane6645as a 30 year old, I remember those days 😂🤙
100% AGREE ❤
Oak tree you're in my way
The 70s had the best drugs muscle cars, best music of any generation. And we all got along. No weird ass drugs or EDM ugh tht electronic music is souless
I was heartbroken when my radio alarm went off about 6 am and they were talking about the plane crash..I will never forget that morning..😢❤
I was at this show.I was one week shy of sixteen.Im sixty two now and I appreciate Skynard more now than I did then.Ive been to many,many concerts and seen alot of different artist and bands play.Ronnie and the boys are the only band that sounds the same live as they sound on the radio.R.I.P. Ronnie!Southern rock Hall of Fame starts with you!
Been listening to this since I was 12 ,now in 58 and it's still very powerful. Love you guys 💖
One of greatest Rock bands in the world.
My favorite ever.
I've been listening to their music for over 40 years from Korea.
I was there too . Winterland was my second home. I was almost 20 when we went to this show. I saw them a couple times . I miss those days there were great concerts every weekend and cheap. A day on the Green In Oakland I saw them and tickets were $5.00. There were 4 or 5 bands and that lasted all day into the night.
Wow !
❤
We do not have to worry about the South rising again,as it never fell.The heart,soul,and spirit of the South lives on with Skynard and Southern rock.
RIP Gary, you're one of my guitar heroes. Damn only 71. Fly on proud bird, you're with all your brothers now. 🎸 🕊
@@mistymiller-vz1tr some it helps with aches or life's regrets, or sleep. It won't kill ya. Sorry to hear your younger years were so hard. You have a kind heart to forgive him. God Bless 🕊️
My name is Tuesday. My father would play this all the time on our old property, it always made me somewhat emotional that someone made this. This’ll always have a big nostalgic toll on me, I’m grateful for this song man.
Fellow Tuesday here. My dad named me after this song and it always hits hard.
@@Daytue that’s so badass, Happy there’s at least another Tuesday out there Lmao😭😭
I have thousands of favorite songs but this gem.... holds the number one spot ...for 47 years now.
Jennifer I'm turning 40 and this I was introduced to this band songs at age 15 and still loved there music 🎵🎶 they sound like a band now that's how good they sing and better than the new bands that are coming out
I am 68 years old sitting on my back porch at 3am . Feeling no pain. This is one of my favorite songs! Beer and Mary Jane and coke that you drink helps out. Love this song. Do not show this to my old Lady!
56 year old getting high drinking a beer. God bless pal.
Why not?
@@lindsaycall6826 33 doing the same. Thanks brother, glad it's not just me.
I'm 64 still smoking weed drinking Budweiser and listening to Skynyrd and remembering the concerts of the early seventies I got to see Skynyrd, Foghat ,The Allman Brothers, ZZ Top, The Rolling Stones, Johnny and Edgar Winter, Ted Nugent, Eric Clapton, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Yes, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels, Black Oak Arkansas, Supertramp, Wishbone Ash, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, AC / DC, Michael Murphy, The Hombres, they had one hit Let it all hang out . A girl I knew from my neighborhood gave me and a friend of mine backstage passes to Earth Wind & Fire I saw them all live for less than $20 Good Times.
change nothing sir.......toke it up!
They didn't need modern technology. This is straight from the heart ❤
The most beautiful song ever written and played,Rest peacefully Skynyrd 💜
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
❤
@@Billy-zg1ij asome
The background vocals really add to the song.
nice to meet you I came across this today although I have before lol
if you dont get emotional listening to this then your dead on the inside, this band would have ruled the world if that terrible crash hadn't happened, skynyrd were peerless in my eyes, head and shoulders above other American bands, only the Allman brothers come close.
My son I law took me to see Bob Segar I think it was new years we had floor seats back I had a great time nice memory 💜 ♥️ ❤️
Amen
So true my music friend !
BET 100 ***Dlll
They still are my favorite, amongst several other American Maders!!!
I am currently 17 years old and this is the greatest music I will ever listen to in my life. My parents taught me the lyrics to "All I can do is write about it" and "the ballad of Curtis Loew" as soon as I could speak. Im glad I was raised in a classic rock house because I do not go a day without throwing on a Skynyrd record! We shouldn't generalize my generation just because our computer generated garbage music is popular, because I know a few people like myself who still appreciate this art.
+sam dorfman I'm soon to be 21 and I'm right there with you pal. Classic Rock is what I jam to. None of my music library consists of the pop crap that so many from our generation are in to...
im 15 and i love this music so there is nothing wrong with it
+sam dorfman Your a great dude and i bet the women love u !!
+sam dorfman you should try some blackberry smoke sam. From a 40 odd year southern rock fan, they carry the torch.
+sam dorfman Same story with me pal
Billy Powell doing the Mellotron part on the Hammond is so cool
One of the most underrated of all time
Every time I hear this song it brings back so many memories of a times when life was easy being a teenager. So many memories it brings tears to my eyes, but happy tears. Great times!
63 tomorrow and still jamming with Ronnie like I was back in 73!!!!! Skynyrd lives on!!!!!
63 also, those were the days!
63 last March Writing this while visiting in Haines City Fla. Let's come back to this in 4/22 & see if us ,'old' men and women still. Rock hard.
@@benjaminluther542 m
March I was 63
@@robertstultz2260 3/15 the ides of march
When “musicians “ actually played instruments,Miss these guys
2023 ....A legend was born with him ...I'll listen to this for eternity.....
Lynyrd Skynyrd music will always live on 🎆
They are the Baddest Mothafuckas...I know!!! live on! Their Music will always live on! RIP.... Ronnie Vant Zant.!!!and along with all the other Band Members..
64 and still the best southern rock band. this song hits deep in my soul..
There are alot of Southern Rock Bands Skynard Molly
Hatchet Outlaws Charlie Danials 38 Special the list goes on and on and on ! Those Southern boys can lay down some ASS KICKING RIFFS , now lets " ROCK & ROLL
62 yes it does.
This music hits your soul makes you feel alive but also makes you miss yesterday
For SURE I'm missing yesterday! Sadly, yesterday is also gone with the wind!
This was my dad's favorite song, may you RIP dad🙏✌💜😊🐾
Always reminds me of a lonely train trip I took from Hamlet, NC back to Jacksonville, FL. Lynyrd Skynyrd is an American treasure.
Well,here we are. Two days after Gary Rossington has passed. Clicking through youtube videos and find this gem. Recorded exactly 47 years ago….and yes, it is Tuesday. 🕊️💔🕊️
Nothing short of hard assed working young men, caught up with one of the most musical souls (Ronnie Van Sant) this world has ever known, or likely ever will. They say, Ronnie never wrote down the words to his songs he wrote and sang with this amazing group, which just boggles the mind.......What a blessing Skynyrd is to the World. GodSpeed y'all...RIP Freebird...
No truer words have ever been spoken. God bless and long live the Lynyrd Skynyrd Band
Ronnies voice was so beautiful. Can’t be replaced ever.
I agree. It was never the same after the plane crash in Mississippi. So much talent in this band. Simply amazing! Thanks for the memories! ❤
Today Is Tuesday Ironically!
I Had To Listen To Some Lynyrd Skynyrd
And This Is Tuesday's Gone With The Wind
Exactly 47 Years Ago Today!
The Irony March 7,1976 ~March 7,2023
The Final Lynyrd Skynrd Chapter Is Over.
RIP........❤💔❤🩹❤🔥🖤🎸🎸🥁🎹🎶
One of the very best songs by Lynyrd Skynyrd!! Brings all kinds of emotions…If this music doesn’t bring you back to those times of long ago and feel something deep then you don’t know great music!! RIP to all the awesome band members that have left us and passed on!! Soulful voice of Ronnie, guitar playing by Gary and keyboard and drumming at its best!!! Get goose bumps listening to this song, Free Bird and Simple Man!!! GOD Speed!!!!!🙏💙🎶💙🙏
Yup. I'm feeling it too.
In my humble opinion this is the by far the best rock and roll band of all time .
Most definitely they are .
I agree
Sure would have been....
top 3. beatles - led zeppelin - skynyrd
Even Ronnie said The Beatles were #1 but they near the top of any list I'd make
They were before my time. The plane crash was 1-year before I was born. But I listen to their songs weekly til this day. Great music never dies.
RIP Gary…you are all together now 🙏🏼
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
If they were around today in their prime they would still be massive, music from the soul never goes out of style.
Real music no auto tune or backing tracks needed when you can sing and play
42 years.....my heart still cries for y'all 💔
It’s heartbreaking 💔
And now we’ve lost Gary Rossington.. rock on in heaven.. thank you for the music and the memories..
Miss the GREAT American Southern Rock!
- from a Northerner 🇺🇲
Deep song, I had this song played at my husbands funeral. John died by suicide and he always told me play these Lynyrd Skynyrd Originals at my funeral. It was most beautiful tribute I could give him in death. Thankyou, to Lynyrd Skynyrd Originals for the music that I still listen to many years later and when I do I always get tears in my eyes still...
I'm sorry for your loss and the demons John was fighting. What a beautiful way to remember him. Blessings to you Kelly. Wish you the best.
@@njaneardude Thankyou very much. I wish John was still here. All I could do was love him. I always will.
Y..... te da pena escuchar esta canción o no la escuchas por los recuerdos
@@marcogallardo9897 The memories are always with me regardless of what songs I listen too. This is a deep and beautiful song. I'll always listen to all of Lynyrd Skynyrd Originals music. My favorite band.
Oh man I’m sorry to hear this! I hope your alright! God bless you!
This is my favorite song of all times. I can listen to this song over and over. I am 67 old and still rocking 😎
I love all their things, saw them in 1976, in Milwaukee. I turned 69 in July and still rocking. Next to LS, my second favorite band is AC/DC. So many great bands came from the 60’s and 70’s. Keep on rockin’!
I feel you 🌹
Rock on my friend!!
Fly free Gary.🕊🎶💕
RIP 3/6/23.
I love the respect all the guitarists give each other. They each do their own thing and they never ever step on each other. Mad Respect to them all!
I was a young chap of 15 in 76. Lord only knows how many times I played Lynyrd Skynyrd tunes on juke boxes back in the 70's.
2022, still loving it. Never grow old people.
Lol! Right on ! My Uncle Ted told me I'll be late to my own funeral !
Nothing this days conpare. Never will grow old
I'm 73 and always have and still love these guys. RIP!
NEVERRRRRRRR
Meeting every night after getting homework completed and listening to tapes of lynyrd sknyrd was a fantastic childhood memory. This group united our entire street and neighborhood. Every kid on the street would come out and listen regardless of season or weather..
The day in 1977 broke our hearts. We loved the music so much. Tuesday's gone was the only song where everyone just listened. No one sang.
But we still met every night and listened. I finally saw sknyard in atlantic city, nj weeks before Billy Powell passed. It was the completion of the cycle that was interrupted in 1977. Thank all of you so much!
they still are the best Southern R&B/Rock and Roll Band that has ever lived.
Lynrd skynrd has always touched my life, I was born in 71 and I grew up listening to the greatest era of music, my parents use to blast lynrd skynrd in our house and mom and dad would dance, their music is so unique and has so much weight and depth in the lyrics, the superb musicianship. Lynrd skynrd were the greatest band ever and accomplished so much in their short time here.
1968 born for me...youngters today truly have no damn clue what kind of UNBELIEVABLE music you and I and our generation grew up with!!!
@@brianlovi9515 you're absolutely correct, music from our era was the most raw talent and most unique music ever to me, Fleetwood Mac, doobie brothers, steely Dan, the eagles, bad company and so many more, there will never be music created like this again.
65...and agree wholeheartedly
I'll say it again best song ever about your past being bittersweet memories
@@brianlovi9515 hey Brian, this is Jeff Yoder the ol broke down scooter tramp and the generations after ours don't understand what kind of times we 😡 lived through
You know the music is powerful when you listen and the goosebumps hits you
You know in the years before Lynyrd Skynyrd I used to refer to the Allman Brothers as the boys. However, by 1976 it was Lynyrd Skynyrd. Lordy I do miss all the boys. Classics like this featuring Billy, Gary and Ronnie front and center are hard not to listen to. God Bless you boys. They are all gone with the wind.
RIP Mr. Gary Rossington. I know y’all are rockin together in heaven now. One day I’m gonna see all original members play Freebird while I walk through the pearly gates be it’s gonna be beautiful 😢
One of the best rock bands ever. My final song played at my funeral, will be Free Bird. God Bless Lynyrd Skynyrd 🙏🙏
My class song
Freebird
Same ✌❤💛💚
@@robertdiaz2673 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@@wtfishappening8476 😊
What a Gem Ronnie and his band created. Forever and ever. Lost Poets of the South.
DAMN !!!!! LYNYRD SKYNYRD IS THE REAL AMERICAN BAND EVER AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
Rest In Peace Gary. Taken before his time. A truly sad day in music.
THIS IS THE MOST TIMELESS BAND in American history and one of the best ever . God bless them all .
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I agree
Don Michael Diamond We loved them here in Britain too, but there wasn't the technology to let you know that we did.
Lets not forget the Allman Brothers neither.
Die har2
Ronnie so reminds me of my late older brother Donnie. On the outside, my brother was a tough-as-nails, hard-ass partier kind of guy. Underneath, he was a very emotional, and super intelligent kind of guy. Now at sixty, in some ways, I am happy that he never lived to see the year 2020. He would have been so devastated in seeing what the world has now become
I feel so privileged to have seen these guys play live - majestic performance of probably my favourite song of theirs....and there are so many great ones!
Love this song!!! I can feel the raw emotion of this song thru & thru each verse. And billy powell did a masterful on piano and organ to give this song that little extra that made it my favorite song. Rip all of the departed members. May you live forever together performing your music❤️💯
As a southern kid skynard was a rite of passage listened from cradle and they will take me to the grave
You got that right!!!
Amen to that!!
Songs like this dont even exist anymore, thank God for all the amzing concert footage we will always be able to experience what life is really all about. This song in particular, and many others actually brings me to a certain kind of religious experience when I close my eyes and let the words and melody was over me. In my mind's eye I am remembering all my loved ones who have passed on. Lynyrd has that kind of power, witness! Simple Man takes me there as well.
Yeah, this and Simple Man are just brilliant, two of their best.
I was one to be counted among the lucky to have seen Lynyrd Skynyrd live in their heyday. They knew how to rock it, great lyrics, great music. They didn't need to put on costumes, make-up, and dance around the stage. They entertained their audience simply by playing the best music this country had to offer at that time. The Allman Brothers were my first musical love and remain my favorite group, but Skynyrd played 2nd fiddle to no-one. They were the real deal. Although Ronnie didn't play an instrument, his loss was a devastating one, as he was an excellent song writer, composer, singer, and the defacto leader of LS. His loss was comparable to the loss of Duane for the Allman Brothers, and to the music world in general. Certain people simply can not be replaced. LS was as was many great bands were, the collective being so much greater than the individual pieces added separately. All we can do is enjoy the music they created, and be eternally grateful for it. I challenge any male to listen to Free Bird and Sweet Home Alabama and not feel a rush of adrenaline come over them, to drive and not feel the urge to depress your foot on the accelerator pedal, or to want to kick ass.
nope, Rock and Roll is dead at the moment. i hope it is revived soon.
Me too seen the ALLMAN bROTHERS a couple of times live but never had the chance to see Skynyrd,miss Dicky.
Neil Young said it best,"Hey.Hey,My,My,Rock'n'Roll will never die.
Greatest American Rock Band in history imo
I'll agree
I'll agree with you
One of their absolute best songs! The guitars and piano work is fabulous.
so ELAGANT AND BEAUTIFUL !
@@kencrisp2588 Yes, the pianist's best solo, even better than Free Bird.
The piano work on Little Feat is aslo AWESOME !