Lynyrd Skynyrd - Cheatin Woman (REACTION)

[@clifton8929]

Y'all are right about the music from those times. Not just the singing (no autotune), but everyone had so many great musicians playing in the bands. Drummers, Horns, Keys, Guitars, on and on. I miss that. Thank God so many Rappers had the musical knowledge to pick out riffs and beats to keep it alive for a new generation of young people to create a new art form. I'm well into my 70s, and I appreciate it. Good music never dies.

[@hampyonce]

Skynyrd and laying down the groove... The first ten seconds of "Double Trouble"... Perfection.

[@James-vx8ci]

Billy killing it on the organ. Very rare that he's not on that big white grand. Fantastic blues, really shows their talent. Enjoy ✌️out.

[@nealtircuit9373]

The organ was played by Al Kooper, who co-wrote the song with Ronnie and Gary.

[@420E13]

That's a "special groove" indeed. Profound lyrics from a man and band in their early 20's. May they Rest in Peace 🇺🇲

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Any Skynyrd or any Allman Brothers is good. Love that Southern Rock.

[@integraleric]

Never heard this before. Swampy, bluesy, funky. Thank you.

[@wild8757]

You guys need to do “On the hunt” and “ Saturday night special” and “Needle and the spoon” by Lynyrd Skynyrd, all old-school bangers!🎸🥁💣🔥

[@kattcity]

Yeah ...all these are fire!

[@Motownmike73]

Love my boys from Jville Glad your reacting to this

[@Ryan.Karnegie]

Leon Wilkeson's bass on every track is other worldly!!!!!!!

[@rblood8076]

Cat in the hat.

[@Joe-d3t1t]

Probably the best band in American History. IMO

[@Jim-m9k]

NO Doubt

[@SIXX2772]

Oooooh..EXCELENT UNEXPECTED choice!! Original LS the best hands down!

[@freebirdtony]

Thank you guys, I'm always looking forward to a reaction of Lynyrd Skynyrd by y'all.

[@JohnWhite-xc3md]

Ed King plays some beautiful rythm parts on this. He was such an underrated guitarist.

[@brewstergallery]

Oh and that's a Rhodes doing all those lovely runs and chord blocks along with the Hammond organ courtesy of Billy Powell. Co-written by producer Al Kooper who found these guys when they were a bar band and a key player on many a hit song. Check his credits someday and you'll see how many times he's in the right place at the right time. A legend.

[@tremblingcolors]

I Need You is a great song by them, some of their best guitar work.

[@raymcarthur3870]

It just doesn’t get any better than this one!

[@billschafer9668]

Great song. That was producer Al Kooper on the organ. He played organ on a few of the songs on the first three albums. You will notice that their sound changed after Nuthin Fancy which was Al’s last album.

[@aspenward390]

I had this song cued up for when she walked through that door, before she tried to explain and excuse and gaslight, and I would just laugh. I bet I'm not the only guy to do that.

[@darrenmaxwell1085]

Great reaction guys as usual! The 70s for all music genres was just so superior!

[@ramsin99]

Super deep cut from my favorite band. On the Hunt from this is a great rocker. Wait till you guys get to some stuff of or their last album before the crash in 1977, Street Survivors!! You will be blown away! Keep up the great reactions.

[@jerrycalhounjerryleecalhou4192]

CANT GET ENOUGH OF SKYNYRD

[@michaelfried3123]

The entire 3rd album from Skynyrd is fire in my opinion. Southern funky blues tinged with a bit of country attitude...

[@hog7203]

Yes it is. One of my favorite Skynyrd albums. If there is such a thing 😆 I love all of the first 5 studio albums. They're all flawless Imo. Same with the live One More From the Road album. I actually prefer the deep cuts over the hits.

[@michaelfried3123]

@@hog7203 Having been listening to the band since the late 70's, I feel the same way about the deeper cuts over the radio played more popular songs. Rock on!

[@albertpostolides771]

One of the BEST LS Groove and all times grooves IMHO

[@olly8]

Not only could they Rock, but nailed this slower Roll. Nice way to kick off a Saturday! Love that Bluesy sound 💯 💫

[@tjmasson1013]

Always pure 🔥 fire from those boys. They never miss

[@darlenefalin9187]

Thanks again for some great music 🎶

[@gregorysheppard2174]

This is the way we did it in the 70s we were wide open

[@Joe-d3t1t]

Call Me The Breeze, I Need You, On The Hunt(LIVE Winterland).

[@NG-Lespaul]

GREAT PICK!!!! There is a great deep track off of their album Second Helping in this vein. "I Need You"

[@guystephens2881]

on the hunt ,best track on the album

[@MrTortureneverstops1]

my favorite album !

[@brianbrown2266]

Ronnie speaking from the depth of his ❤️ ain't like that today R.I.P Free Bird !!

[@petermorgan5303]

Wow, this one you don't hear often. Keep 'em coming boys. Love your reactions

[@tonybarwick5248]

T for Texas T for Tennessee ! Is Bad ass also that and crossroads is on the live album ! Your Subscribers will surely enjoy these 2 ! Thanks again guys y’all do great job just need more !!!

[@notablindliberal896]

Digging on the deep cuts, Great reaction and commentary Guys. Thanks.

[@danw2276]

WOW its been a while since I heard that! Thanks guys its a hidden gem

[@markharbin9945]

Impeccable timing

[@mrmiscast]

When you were a kid and this was a newly released album spinning on the turntable the first time, finding this song was just WoW...Did you hear what he said, you'd ask your friends... ...Many of us should have paid more attention to the lyrics...lol... funky all the way through.. Certainly a hidden gem on an album full of radio hits...

[@melk.6024]

If you haven't done so yet, a must do is Call Me The Breeze!

[@1bigrowdy]

The great Al Kooper managed and produced Skynyrds first 3_albums. Kooper one of the founding members of Blood Sweat and Tears.After leavi g the Blues Project. He played with Dylan ,Hendrix .and The Rolling Stones to name a few

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

Love The Blues Project's first album, 'Live at the Cafe au Go Go', especially "Catch The Wind"...with their folk and rock overtones they almost qualified as Southern Rock, same with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Charlie Musselwhite.

[@brewstergallery]

Hey guys Ned from Spain stopping by to say thank you for getting back into the Skynyrd. This is where they really turn a corner after 2 excellent albums. Artimus Pyle ( his real name ) became their new drummer after Bob Burns quit, supposedly his girl thought he was wasting his time. ummmm.Ooops ? Pyle and Wilkerson became an unbeatable groovin rock solid rhythm section. That ending has Artimus throwing in some fast paradiddles on the snare n hi hat but still keeps the groove smooth. This whole album will knock your sox off.

[@hog7203]

Love this song and album. Their first 5 studio albums don't have any bad songs on them. My band use to play this song. It's not as simple as it sounds either, because of those change ups you mentioned. Lots of people have never heard this Skynyrd song, and when we played it, folks really loved it. There's a song on this album called " I'm A Country Boy" that has some really funky change ups and riffs y'all would appreciate. Do a reaction to it if you can, and if not, listen to it on your own. You don't want to miss out on that song.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Their second best album, their first album PRONOUNCED being the best.

[@tonygreene3941]

The guitars and vocals are always the focus on Skynyrd songs, because they are great, but Burns, Pyle on drums and Wilkerson on bass were great well. And get the back story on Billy Pyle, kind of funny for the talent he was.

[@enzogiroldo2758]

yall came straight to the 🔥 lmao

[@BigC.]

Nice deep cut.

[@Brian-tb1zs]

Smooth groove on this one

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

One unbelievable guitarist who died way too young is TOMMY BOLIN - TEASER or WILD DOGS either would be a good start to hear some of his songs to react to ! Rock ,funk,jazz etc. He even had a short stint playing in DEEP PURPLE !

[@denisemangan1413]

Yeah great bands back then 🇦🇺

[@op25500]

RVZ "We write songs for the Common people"

[@timgrady4630]

Under the Radar groove , here .

[@petermerin]

I am glad you found Skynrd. There is a big rabbit hole to go down. Check out the Ballad of Curtis Lowe and so many more. PS: I really appreciate your approach to reactions when you go through an entire album. I hope you guys are able to make some money at this because your doing a great job.

[@LeSnitchin]

Y’all should definitely react to “Things goin on” from their first album. Nobody has really reacted to it, plus I’d say it’s their deepest lyrical piece!

[@reedwilson64GTO]

Whiskey rock-a-roller ! REVEREND HORTON HEAT "Love Whip "

[@waynethera2712]

If you love this song, check out the song Woman by Free. You can understand where Ronnie got some of his style and swagger from.

[@davidloughridge2343]

Lynyrd Skynyrd - The Ballad Of Curtis Loew

[@zolch5771]

Love the sound of that Hammond B3 with the Leslie speaker. That was the key set up for most bands with keyboards

[@AirplayBeats]

I love that sound too.

[@zolch5771]

​@@AirplayBeats when are you goin live again?

[@sarleywinkle]

Yeah!

[@sherrelwilson7354]

Whiskey Rock a Roller!!

[@stephenkittle6586]

I have yet to hear a BAD SONG FROM LS!!❤️😍😢🎸🔥🐐

[@williamlovett619]

Like riding a wave

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

MADE IN THE SHADE.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Their first six albums are money, then the have some good compilations after the plane crash, like LEGEND, FIRST AND LAST, which are more raw.

[@patricianixon7674]

Southern Blues

[@neillenet291]

You guys would love ON THE HUNT Off the same album.

[@derrickgoodwin4130]

One more time -off the street survivors album

[@aspjake123]

That Organ is fire.

[@markharbin9945]

Can you feel it?

[@ML-un1oi]

❤🙏

[@willieboy3011]

Had an ex like that. Almost took her out. Left town instead. So glad now I did. Love that line: "You love every man with pants on. They say a dozen for you is too few."

[@AirplayBeats]

I think we’ve all had an ex like that. 😂

[@willieboy3011]

@@AirplayBeats LOL. You probably right.

[@crystalbishop6971]

The line is somewhat comical-a dozen for you is too few!

[@reddogg57]

Tuesdays Gone

[@johndalessandro6433]

Was Al on keyboard here? Im thinkin' it was Billy Powell.. not sure. But, the guitar solo proves you dont need to play alot of notes too really keep the groove of the song flowin'

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

No John That wasn't Billy that was the great Al kooper on the electric keys Best heard back in Bob Dylan when he won electric for a few years on highway 61 revisited and the great bringing it all back home. Of course after that Al would be a member of blood sweat and tears for years until he discovered Lynyrd Skynyrd and offered to produce them it would be with them pretty much through 76.

[@tannonwraith4692]

You dug deep for this one.

[@mrnobody9104]

All about the groove Ronnie was the man.

[@dougj7295]

Nuthin Fancy album their best IMO

[@gregrambo606]

Underrated Skynyrd song: "Things goin' on" from their first album, "Pronounced".......

[@danconroy8293]

I ain't the one,is the jam!

[@newmillenniumproductions]

👍🏾

[@williamparish32]

He's taking about his mother

[@howardrobinson4938]

The druggie bands are the best. Now why that?

[@user-dc5sl2nf4b]

Obra maestra