And THEN I Heard... Lynyrd Skynrd - That Smell | Reaction!!

[@PoloMusic27]

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[@tomratcliff3755]

One of the few of their songs I really like! Thanks for your reactions.

[@KillerNetDog]

Give a listen to "Poison Whiskey" or "Needle and the Spoon" sometime.. Skynyrd has a few anti drug tunes like that.

[@strydershadow391]

The song was written about one of the band members who thought he was dead. He wrecked it, got pinned inside while smelling gasoline all around him.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

There is so much to be said about this band and this song. This is the music of my junior high and high school years, and onward for the rest of my life, and the plane crash is a bittersweet part of that as well. Lynyrd Skynyrd is one of the most important bands in rock music and for me, they are one of a very few, like the Beatles and Creedence Clearwater Revival for example, where I can honestly say I like every single song on every single album. And they are really good live as well. I got this "Street Survivors" album when it came out, and yes, this song and others were already starting to be played constantly on the radio. I got this version of the album with the flames, and they had just picked up their third guitarist, Steven Gaines, absolutely phenomenal guitarist, and his sister Cassie was one of the Honkettes, the three female backing vocalists. Both brother and sister died in the plane crash, along with front man Ronnie Van Zant and some crew members. Many others in the band were badly injured. It was so shocking to all of us at that age to have this just happen out of the blue, and they were still on this meteoric rise. 😢 The album was re-released shortly after the crash without the flames. About a 12-minute homage to Lynyrd Skynyrd was quickly assembled, with scenes of them and a little bit of dialogue, and then most of it is the studio track of Freebird, and at the end after the plane has crashed, it shows a dove going up into the light. In the movie theaters, rather than showing the previews of upcoming attractions, they replaced them with this for a while. ❤ From a musician's standpoint, the amazing thing about Lynyrd Skynyrd songs is that they are almost like Bach fugues from classical music of all things. They are these jigsaw puzzles that are woven masterfully together, and Skynyrd's use of texture and tone and musical motif is just through the roof, and all of them were absolute beasts at what they did, and yet it spoke to every person. Everybody could relate to all of this. The lyrics are often brilliant and sometimes very emotional. And sometimes just fun, and they know how to really rock hard. ❤❤❤❤❤ I wish I knew what else you'd heard. I didn't see anything else on your channel. The Ballad Of Curtis Loew is a popular one to react to, as is simple man. But they have so many hits and so many amazing songs. If you really want to hear them show off, check out "Honky Tonk Night Time Man" from this same Street Survivors album. Your jaw will drop to the floor.

[@joeykopack]

This band always kept it real, check out the song “working for MCA”

[@mzluna313]

1/2/2015!! The day I got rid of "that smell" - 10 years free from heroin!

[@888jimm]

🙏👏👍🎆

[@Wrangzilla]

Here's to an infinite more.....

[@bhall4996]

My man...

[@patrickmartell9907]

Way to go bro!!!

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Meth was my choice. Never liked it except for the smell, SNORT! lol I had to avoid 'friends' and received a lot of help and prayers from my family. Family has your best interest at heart! Good job on your sobriety... I'm proud for you, Bud!!!

[@74900kdw]

They had 3 guitar players and all of them could really play. I grew up when this kind of song and musicianship was fairly normal. I know it makes me sound like a cranky old man but today's music doesn't hold a candle to what we had in the 70's. That's not meant as a put down it meant as a fact. Rock Bands in the 70's had some of the greatest musicians in the world. How things have changed.

[@SKI-k1u]

I too went through the 70’s being born in 1952, best music, bands women everything was live music, cruising in your car a few beers and unfortunately work, but we worked to live not lived to work. Polo is a legend born in the wrong time but good to hear and see his song preferences but even at 72 I love Rage Against The Machine, NIN and Primus. Cheers

[@rainerader1182]

Look for pages on KZbin of guitarists and bassists. Two of my sons are guitarists and bassists. There’s excellent musicians everywhere, so I think eventually music is going to change

[@timshelton8535]

There’s great music today as well! People are just too lazy or don’t have the means to find it!

[@jefferywarburton2116]

@@rainerader1182 Universal language. A picture or a note of music transcends, bridging gaps in understanding.

[@r.plante2916]

All five smoked!

[@patches6309]

Lynyrd Skynyrd is a National American Treasure period. GOAT Southern Rock band no equal.

[@rickyfargason8859]

💯%

[@billhipple6076]

Imagine writing a song about your bandmates and their self-destructive habits and then making them play on it!

[@robbierobinson3966]

He wrote Needle And The Spoon about his experience with drugs.

[@neillenet291]

​@robbierobinson3966 pretty sure Ronnie didn't use needles. His drug of choice was alcohol.

[@rickyfargason8859]

😂😂😂 Exactly. Start playing Prince Charming. 😂😂😂

[@AU88]

Ronnie had to take a handful of downers before every flight they took.

[@Sabe53]

@@neillenet291 Mine too and opium.

[@dacrd]

“That Smell” was written about guitarist Gary Rossington's struggles with drugs and alcohol.

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Yes it was. Tough time for the band. Ronnie punched him in the face for it.❤

[@dacrd]

@@TrianglesAndCircles I could not imagine signing this song with him right next to me on stage.

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

@dacrd Lessons learned and mended minds lead to lifelong friendships.

[@rickyfargason8859]

Prince Charming. Oak tree you're in my way. 😂

[@RobertCarriker-ov4tc]

Very Rosston and Alan Collins were fine by Ronnie. I think it was like $1500 a piece. That was for making them late on the tour because of the wreck.

[@sandie9382]

Somebody finally did that smell😊 my favorite lynard skynard underated song

[@jkmarshall3553]

Their best!!!

[@TroyRamos-vt4lf]

Maybe you should learn to spell it then

[@maxsparks5183]

I’m with you brother.👍

[@maxsparks5183]

@@TroyRamos-vt4lfDoesn’t matter friend. Get a life.

[@Sabe53]

My ex said this song didn't make any sense to her, told her cause you ain't been there.

[@willblood7082]

This song is about Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington, who bought a new car (a Ford Torino), got drunk, and crashed it into a tree, then a house ("whiskey bottles, brand new car, oak tree you're in my way"). The band was supposed to start a tour in a few days, but had to postpone it because of Rossington's injuries. Lead singer Ronnie Van Zant and guitarist Allen Collins wrote this song. They were not pleased with Rossington, whose drug and alcohol problems were affecting the band.

[@dandare42]

Then Ronnie dies in a plane crash and Allen paralyzes himself while driving loaded which leads to his own early death. Gary ended up living until 2 years ago. Many other members of the band suffered such brutal injuries that it led to their premature deaths later. Artimus Pyle is the only member of any 1973-77 lineup who is still with us.

[@DannyLeeOGT]

And Ronnie Died before it's release R.I.P

[@ChrisGreen420]

I'm glad to see someone who actually knows what they're talking about tell that story of that song ...you wouldn't believe some of the crazy stories i've hard about that song..

[@DannyLeeOGT]

@@ChrisGreen420 agreed

[@FrankBigDawgHatton]

He was high on ludes.

[@brucehelppie6119]

i had a friend who died at age 19. he was living a totally out of control lifestyle and it got him. i always think of him whenever i hear this song.

[@rickyfargason8859]

When you listen Lynyrd Skynyrd you are listening to musical genius. Complex sound.

[@mariai9549]

talented. all of them. As a band even more so.

[@yogimarkmac]

Polo loves a good bass line. Fun fact: back in the 80's when the University of Texas introduced a class on Rock'n Roll, this song was top of the curriculum.

[@lynnecurrie7561]

Yes it was! Great class. I learned so much.

[@sepeavie7824]

If dope was a song... this is it.

[@christymichelle8873]

Tuesday's Gone is one of my favorites by them

[@Kevin-i6t5i]

Yea, if there ever was a song where the guitar gently weeps😊

[@FrankBigDawgHatton]

Mine also.

[@timthole8445]

One of mine too

[@atomicwedgie8176]

On the Hunt!

[@michaelhartman738]

Rest in peace guys , you are truly missed .

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

"The smell of death surrounds you." Amazing track from LS!!

[@richardworton4597]

You can't go wrong with SKYNYRD

[@michaelnunn8434]

You damn right

[@michaelnunn8434]

The best southern Rock band

[@CyanCerulian]

"Oak tree you're in my way"

[@karenwalsh1143]

I've always loved that line!😂

[@shadow7796]

Me too.

[@terryconnelly484]

My friend bought a brand new ninety nine red mustang selene. That night he ran into the big oak tree in the center of the town drunk and high. He was ok but we always refered to him with this song

[@jkmarshall3553]

Best line in Rock n Roll!!!

[@Ol_Blue]

What a line even more knowing it's about a band member

[@gabrielvanhelsing8214]

"On the Hunt" a track from the 'Nuthin' Fancy' album released back in 1975 by Lynyrd Skynyrd is smokin' hot. The repeating heavy guitar riff sinks deep down in your soul. The profound bassline and the thumping drumbeats grab you as well. Besides, the lyrics are also compelling. 💫🎤🎸🥁🔊⚡🔥☮🎧

[@InnerLightDimension]

A great song that nobody reacts to!

[@Kevin-i6t5i]

Oh yea! Back in the early 80's I hustled a little pool in the bars, in my former life lol, and On the hunt was my go to song to get my mind right before going into the bar to play pool. 😎✌️

[@berinmind]

Skynyrd Nation still lives. Long live the South

[@joeallegra556]

Their best album...period! This was the last of this phenomenal lineup. Then the plane crash happened.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

No, PROUNOUNCED will always be their best album, then NUTHIN FANCY, GIMME BACK MY BULLETS, ONE MORE FROM THE ROAD.

[@isthison2875]

You are 100% correct. All skynyrd's albums were good albums but Street Survivors is head and shoulders above the rest, all thanks to Steve Gaines.

[@joeallegra556]

@isthison2875 however, That Smell is written by Allen Collins, and he was the primary soloist on the track. I can only imagine what heights they would have attained with, Rossington, Collins, and Gaines.

[@isthison2875]

@@joeallegra556 thanks for the reply. I should have elaborated on my thanks to Steve Gaines comment. Allen is great as is Gary. In 78 or 79 my mother gave me all Skynyrd albums for Christmas. I saw a lot of concerts back in the day and my biggest regret is somehow making it to see Peter Frampton but not Skynyrd. The band performed an hour and a half away from my house I'm just two days before the crash. I did get to see the Rossington Collins band and hear them perform freebird. With a Ronnie's hat on a microphone in the middle of the stage, they left the vocals to the audience. There were at least 50,000 people there and everybody knew every word. The whole experience was mystical and even spiritual. Tears well up even now when I think about it. As to Steve Gaines, to my ears, he made the sound of the band tighter, which made Skynyrd even better. That's really all I meant. Head and shoulders might have been a bit hyperbolic. Have a great New Year.

[@joeallegra556]

@isthison2875 not at all. I think Steve Gaines gave them that next step in creativity after Ed King left. Talent wise, overall, Gaines was probably the next up and coming guitar hero. I had tickets for the show coming to Landover, MD. Sadly, the plane crash canceled the tour. Like you, I saw Rossington Collins Band at the same venue later. Amazing show, but I definitely missed Skynyrd.

[@markpinkstaff2287]

Any way I can like this twice ?

[@AlfonsoRamirez-k5l]

I liked it for ya That's 2. for you 😊.

[@maxsparks5183]

That Smell and Saturday Night Special ARE Lynyrd Skynrd. May the memory of these southern men live forever. Thank you for enriching our lives gentlemen. 🇺🇸

[@allengray5748]

My favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd tune!! GIMME BACK MY BULLETS is a ditty also! Great Reaction Polo! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎🎸🤟🏼

[@wpl8275]

On October 19, 1977, two days after releasing their album Street Survivors, Lynyrd Skynyrd performed at the Greenville Memorial Auditorium in Greenville, South Carolina. The following day they boarded a Convair CV-240 airplane to take them to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where they were to perform at Louisiana State University. The plane ran out of fuel near the end of the flight....Despite their efforts, at approximately 6:52 pm the plane skimmed about 100 yd (90 m) along the top of the tree line before smashing into a large tree and splitting into pieces near Gillsburg, Mississippi....Van Zant, guitarist/vocalist Steve Gaines, backing vocalist Cassie Gaines (Steve's sister), assistant road manager Dean Kilpatrick, Captain McCreary and First Officer William John Gray all died in the crash

[@Timshot100]

The day after the day the music died

[@vellaropedart9190]

What's really crazy is that Aerosmith were supposed to use that plane. Once they saw it they said no way! After the gig they were flying to,their plan was to ditch the plane and get a jet like Led Zeppelin had.

[@lauriehoward6426]

I will never, ever forget that day. I was working in a record store and the lp was flying off the shelves. There was fire in the background behind the band on the original release lp cover . We had to box every sigle one of the albums and send them back to the record company....cases and cases of them. They then rereleased the lp without the flames behind the band. It was eerie and felt almost like a premonition. I didn't have an original copy but wish I did now. It was just too sad and ironic and I wanted nothing to remember that day by, It was such a shock! I did get to see them before the accident and treasure their original lineup.

[@vellaropedart9190]

@lauriehoward6426 I remember that day. I was 9 and had a bad habit of sneaking out of bed and watching the living room TV through the slightly cracked open door. My parents were watching the news and the report came on about the band and the crash. Although I was that young I had a passion for Rock and Roll, especially guitar heavy rock (which they were),so I was familiar with who they were. Plus,my dad's friends would always talk about how badass the band was.

[@1bigrowdy]

The airplane actually ran out of fuel.

[@michaelrogers7426]

A masterpiece…. Guitar Heaven!

[@jazzy19001]

The song goes on a spiritual walk-a-bout!

[@johnkrauss3916]

So many good songs from Skynard. Every song on their first two albums are great songs.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

First 6 albums.

[@hog7203]

​@@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv yep. I love the Nuthin Fancy and Gimme Back My Bullets albums from start to finish. All their first six albums are flawless IMO.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@hog7203 I love Legend and First & Last/ Innyrds too.

[@hog7203]

@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv they are both excellent albums. Mr. Banker and Was I Right or Wrong are my favorites from those two.

[@bradsense7431]

An intervention put to music and lyrics.

[@reno8122]

Needle and the Spoon, and Gimme Back My Bullets are great too. They have an amazing catalog. Never a bad album.

[@AndreInThe416]

My favorite Skynyrd song.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

And that’s why they were the best. They have 3 guitars, and 1 bassist. Ronnie Van Zant and Allen Collins ( 1 if the 3 guitarists )wrote this about another guitarist, Gary Rossington who wrecked his car, injuring himself and a lady in the car with him. This injury caused the band to delay their tour, and Gary was fined $10,000 by the other band members.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Ronnie wrote the lyrics.

[@montbob100]

3 guitar solos each guitarist playing a different solo.They were the greatest band on earth.R.I.P.

[@peggy6437]

Always loved them, best musicians of all time,,,

[@FrancisPowers-ks3qg]

This album released 10/17/1977. Plane crash three days later, 10/20/1977.. Album sales were pulled after the crash due to the flames on the album cover. I have the original album w/ the flame cover, bought the album the day it was released in 1977. this song has haunted me since, but i love it.

[@marksvanzantt731]

Saw the OG Lynyrd Skynrd twice. The Power and Energy was Surreal and unmatchable. Carried that though my life amazed to this day

[@tassmith-ss4rt]

Lynyrd Skynrd 1976 Washington DC Great concert

[@smitty60-su2xf]

SECOND HELPING was one of the greatest albums ever made...my first album i ever bought...

[@matthewwilliams8606]

I'd suggest Needle and the Spoon also. Same type of message, and guitar heaven.

[@artandrade1]

Three guitarists, amazing!

[@Kolya_Smirnov]

Can't go wrong with Lynyrd Skynyrd. I saw them in concert in Salt Lake City a few months before the plane crash. One of the tightest bands I've ever heard. I also recommend you checking out "Green Grass and High Tides" by the Outlaws. The guitar solo in that one is epic!

[@nmcd992]

One of the odd things about Lynyrd Skynyrd is that here you have a bunch of good old boy southerners from Florida in the 70's, and yet so many of their songs were either socially conscious or about emotions you wouldn't expect them to have. Like the song you just listened to: Anti-drug song. Or Saturday Night Special: Anti-Handgun song. Or Simple Man: How to be a good man. Or Gimmee Three Steps: Song in favor of cowardice>

[@markhopkins222]

Not ANITI HAND GUN just cheap Saturday night specials thats all. Cowardice being smart and getting away from someone about to shoot you. U aynt very wise on LS

[@nmcd992]

@@markhopkins222 "Hand guns are made for killin'. They ain't no good for nothin' else."

[@bradsense7431]

⁠​⁠@@markhopkins222thank you so many get this wrong and want to put LS in the anti-gun camp which they weren’t.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Ronnie wrote a lot about everything from social issues, civil rights, drug abuse, firearm regulation, gentrification... His main inspiration for becoming a frontman was Muhammad Ali. If he were a songwriter today, he would be cancelled for being too "woke"

[@endoftheroadjohnson7410]

According to Wiki. Van Zant's inspiration for the song was the increasing reckless indulgences of the band members culminating in the evening when guitarist Gary Rossington crashed his Ford Torino into an oak tree along Mandarin Road.

[@markhopkins222]

helluva of site to get your info

[@endoftheroadjohnson7410]

@ 50 other sites stating the same basic premise. Choose the one you like.

[@michaelnunn8434]

Lynyrd Skynyrd is at the top of southern rock

[@thebackyardbear]

The LEGION of guitars was so freaking magical. How they got all that talent to work together still amazes me to this day. Every fan owes it to themself to own the Box Set.

[@arnoldcox9128]

Those backup vocals are the cherry on top

[@Wrangzilla]

"You fool you!!!"

[@HiPoint-ql3rs]

Skynyrd has been my favorite band since 1973 . Also shoutout to Ed King may he rest in peace .

[@5967malibu]

I know Artimus Pyle and his family personally. He's the last surviving member, although not original, he replaced Bob Burns in 1974. I was honored to meet Bob also in 2013. Gentle giant...Go see Artimus and his band APB while you still can. He is the nicest man...Don't believe the lies, all lies...Artimus also plays with his son Christopher's band Pyletribe. Its rock and reggae...Check them out and go see them also...I saw Lynyrd Skynyrd in 1975...RIP RVZ and all those no longer here...Long live Southern Rock and Roll. My fave LS song is "Coming Home"...

[@SuperHenryVa757]

My favorite Skynyrd song

[@catserver8577]

This is also my favorite song by them.

[@swiftbrookfarm]

Saw them outdoors on June 11, 1977 at JFK Stadium Philadelphia, about 100,000 people in attendance … months before their tragic plane crash. They played a long set and all the hits. Concert also included Dicky Betts and Great Southern who played a bunch of Allman Brothers songs. I was only 16 but I’ll never forget that day, still have a clear image of listening to Dicky Betts play “Blue Sky” and feeling like I was a part of the beautiful blue sky and clouds overhead. A transcendental experience.

[@straightarrow6352]

This kind of music was very popular in the military in the early 70.

[@davidgross990]

And the late '70's it got me through a couple of WestPacs.

[@yenlard6683]

Fire track 🔥 This is definitely in their top three for me.

[@MichaelBrown-x1q]

Saturday Night Special, Gimme Back My Bullets, On The Hunt, I Need You, Working For The MCA and on and on!! Keep going with them!! They never miss!!!!

[@rickyfargason8859]

There aren't any bad songs. All of them are great!!

[@SuperHenryVa757]

My favorite Skynyrd song. Likely in my top 3-5 songs ever if not the #1

[@johnmills2678]

In my honest opinion, the finest Southern rock song in existence.

[@richardsims4779]

You can't speak a word when you're full of 'ludes is a true statement.

[@jimmywilmore1881]

Love anything Lynyrd Skynryd. So grateful I saw them in concert before the plane crash. Rock on! Awesome reaction Polo!

[@GodAesthetics]

So lucky.

[@neillenet291]

They are one of the greatest bands of all time. TONS of great songs. I recommend ON THE HUNT!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Greatest Southern Rock Band…A Must Discover! All song are written of real life…All are the best.

[@charlottedixon6628]

Powerful lyrics, and true..⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Thanks for your reaction, Polo.🙂

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Lynyrd Skynyrd is sooo good! This song is up there😊. Love the female singers ( The Honkettes 😊👍). Now check Gimme Back My Bullets.

[@longgone4741]

I wore out so many Lynyrd Skynrd tapes in the 70’s. They named their band after a teacher. I went to the tribute tour after they died in the plane crash, but it just isn’t the same.

[@FrankBigDawgHatton]

I'm glad i got to see the band in 77' there is no bad songs from Skynyrd. By this time in their career they were on an upswing having added Steve Gains as the third guitar. Like other bands they went through personnel changes. The only ones left of this group are Leslie Hawkins and Artimus Pyle.

[@Brian-hq8ig]

Skynyrd is my all time favorite band!

[@jamesedwards9544]

Great reaction!!! CALL ME THE BREEZE!!!! Banger!!

[@bhall4996]

The message in this song is as strong as the smokin guitar work.. These boys were serious rockers.. no playin in their playin

[@sweethands4328]

This song hits hard. I like "the Hunt" also... One of their lesser played bangers. 😎

[@ppiechnik]

Have you heard Freebird? Pls watch the live from 1977....you will be amazed! Ty!

[@markhopkins222]

please watch for Knebworth 76 much better

[@jamesmontgomery9523]

Not for reactors. Oakland has much more appeal to the reaction channels. ​@@markhopkins222

[@winstonsmith8441]

Been my favorite band for 50 years.

[@frankaltrui3395]

Freebird, give me 3 steps, Sweet home Alabama, Simple man, Call me the breeze, What's your name, I know a little about love.....go on a deep dive & you'll find them as an all-time great band ....That Smell ranks up there with all of them.

[@allanboyer2769]

Skynyrd has so many great songs. This does rank in my top 5. You should give a listen to Call Me The Breeze.

[@thomas2782]

This was their last release before the plane crash that killed half the band. They were outstanding, and just getting better.

[@Futuretimelord]

It's amazing how many of us actually lived that shit and survived. I get so lost in that music. So many feels.

[@KDaftermidnight]

This band was almost worshipped down here! When that plane crashed we can all remember where we were and what we were doing. I sat in the floor and cried my heart out over all the talent and future music lost.

[@angelatucker674]

We were joining you here in SC... We were devastated!

[@lancemarteen86]

Simple Man, and Needle and Spoon a couple of classics. Love your channel.

[@stephenreiner1523]

Skynyrd is a national treasure.

[@AlanDavison]

The 1977 live performance of Freebird in Oakland is pure magic.

[@rickyfargason8859]

Yes. I agree. I think the one in England in 1976 was better. It's rock history.

[@757optim]

A unique southern rock phenomenon. Every time I hear these guys I mourn their loss.

[@oldschoolfink3212]

How many songs do these guys have to you ask? Almost every song they made was great. I'm a metal guy but I find myself going back to Skynyrd more and more as I get older. They were my first favorite band before I went Metal.

[@Dookie-j7q]

It was a needle....and a spoon...and a trip..to the moon.

[@karenwalsh1143]

With the bass player, i believe it was 4 guitar players. Check out "THE BALLARD OF CURTIS LOWE" studio version by the ORIGINAL band

[@Smitty8858]

Leon Wilkerson on bass and Billy Powell on keys/piano transforms the band to something spiritual

[@jdubsingletracker]

LS were the best! I also love the Allman Brothers! They were the kings of southern rock!

[@cobaltfog]

That "wall of sound" configuration still works, some backing track(s) on a laptop behind the stage won't replace that.

[@raywells2858]

LS was legendary! This was just one of dozens of great songs they composed and in my opinion their best, lyrically and instrumentally!!! Great anti-drug PSA to boot too! Just about every song they composed tells a story about a point in time in their lives. LS put Southern Rock on the map!

Every Mother's Son, awesome riff!

[@donnadubyak6504]

My favorite band. Saw them twice in 1976. Best concert.

[@7spadefish7]

Being a Florida native, I love every song they did…But this one I never tire of.

[@freebirdtony]

Gotta love them longhaired good ole boys from Jacksonville, Florida. 'Skynyrd lives on, generation after generation. Thank you kindly for reacting to Lynyrd Skynyrd. A seemingly endless library of music.

[@williamself1224]

Being a Florida kid in the 70’s and 80’s we loved Lynyrd Skynyrd John Anderson. Lynyrd Skynyrd gold and platinum album is one of the best albums ever made.

[@williamclifford6112]

Definitely one of the best Lynard Skynard songs. This is one of their last songs with Ronnie Van Zant as well. RIP

[@johnellis3550]

Seen them in june of 77 in buffalo it was an awesome day and nothing goes better with warm weather and Lynyrd Skynyrd ripping through set after set . Sadly afew short months later a tragic plane crash stole the greatest southern rock band that ever existed to this day i still miss what might have been if they never parished rest in peace 🙏

[@marktheriot4121]

Gsry Rossington, Allen Collins and Steve Gaines on guitar, yes, phenomenal to say the least!!❤

[@vellaropedart9190]

That whistle Ronnie fires off before Gary Rossington's guitar solo still makes my hair stand on end!

[@dougpool4730]

"My goodness " indeed young man. ❤❤❤

[@vickieray]

One of their best!! This was their anti drug anthem!! Great song 🎸🎤🎶 “Comin’ Home or One More Time” PLEASE!! You won’t regret it!!

[@fortunate14t48]

Call me The Breeze Call me The Breeze Call me The Breeze Call me The Breeze For a fun while driving 🏎️ song!

[@joebrumfield]

I listened to this in my old truck, headed to school, driving too fast and spinning tires... 1986... you helped me relive it a little today! And yes, I had a shotgun in the back window.

[@Gordy63]

Not a single bad song in the Skynyrd catalog. They were the GOAT of southern rock, hands down. My top three bands: Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd 🤘

[@SirLarnce-a-lot]

In the 70s we got it this good and better all day, everyday, on AOR radio!