Alan Walden's Wild Untold Story of Lynyrd Skynyrd!

Step into the heart of Dixie with Alan Walden as he shares captivating stories of music legends from Macon, Georgia.
In this short video clip, Walden reminisces about his dear friend, the incomparable Otis Redding, describing him as one of the nicest human beings to walk the earth. He also sheds light on his time working with Ronnie Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd fame, highlighting his prowess as both a prolific songwriter and a formidable street fighter.
Join us as Walden recounts a legendary tale of Ronnie Van Zant's resilience, describing a harrowing fight that left him battered and bruised, yet undeterred. Despite his injuries, Ronnie took to the stage the very next night, captivating the audience with his unwavering determination and passion for music.
Hit play now and immerse yourself in the rich history and unforgettable stories of these southern music icons, brought to life by Alan Walden's heartfelt narration.
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[@annetterichard7425]

Thanks so much for covering these iconic people. The world should know about these legendary people and the men behind the scenes who help make them stars. In your book, you wrote that 's band made you a lot of money. It's good to appreciate and celebrate people. Keep on rocking, Mr. Walden.

[@robert.m4676]

I sure wish I could have met the original Lynyrd Skynyrd. The closest I ever got was seeing Rossington Collins Band. But if I could have met my fellow Floridians Ronnie and Allen would have been my two favorite to have a beer with. I haven’t drank in 25 years. But it would have been really fun in my younger years. It’s pretty cool you were involved in the lives of all these famous people.

[@edwardnulton7228]

You should start making more videos like this telling some of the stories you have about your time with Lynyrd Skynyrd and Ronni Van Zant. I think you could do well because there’s so many of us that want to hear these stories because so many of the people that were there are gone and so are there stories now. Put your stories on video so they’re here for generations to come to learn about how special Ronnie and the Lynyrd Skynyrd band were.

[@gingerblair2932]

You can tell he was dedicated to his fans!

[@ardyjeen6144]

Excellent.
Pray up.

[@torpedotorben]

what a lovely story Alan i'm looking forward to many more from you in the coming time.

[@CrazyArt-r5e]

Ronnie had street smarts. Wouldn’t gonna take crap from anybody. Good story.

[@fw1421]

The picture of Ronnie has actress Linda Blair with him. What a hottie she was.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

If I'm not mistaken Cry For The Bad Man is about Alan Walden and their relationship did not end well at all.

[@googleusergp]

It was actually in San Francisco that the fight on the bus occurred.

[@michaelbennett376]

Is that Linda Blair?

[@johnmurray1525]

Yes, it is, i believe they were good friends.

[@michaelbennett376]

@@johnmurray1525 Now that is interesting, thank you!

[@MickeyWilson-ql7zx]

Yes

[@hawk65]

@@johnmurray1525Linda took pictures with all different bands. Especially if there was coke.

[@joeysplats3209]

@@michaelbennett376 I thought so too.

[@STAN-ik6si]

RONNIE WAS THE MAN.👍🥃.