Lynyrd Skynyrd- Gimme Three Steps Reaction

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Lynyrd Skynyrd- Gimme Three Steps Reaction

[@sheri0082]

Unpopular opinion but this is my fav Lynard song

[@mikecook7530]

@Awkward Dawn not necessarily an unpopular opinion, I've always appreciated the groove on this track...

[@johndeeregreen4592]

The bass line on this song stands as one of my favs in classic rock, without a doubt.

[@jerrymoadj.r.1911]

@@mikecook7530 live version

[@erlsv]

My favorite too! Since 1973!!

[@larrymiller8729]

Why unpopular???? Great song. You have great taste

[@439tab]

Impressed that you knew who Chuck Berry is. Hail, hail rock n roll!!

[@miconis123]

I love that Bob Seger has a line in one of his songs "all of Chuck's children are out there playing his licks". He truly inspired many

[@priyankkumar8197]

@@miconis123 that was a reference to Chuck Berry? wow!

[@davidkilianek9168]

I saw these guys LIVE ! From the 40 yard line at Soldier Field. ( The home of the Chicago Bears.) At the Superbowl of Rock ! 1977. Just a few months before the plane crash. They put on an Awesome show. Everybody was on their feet, jamm'n out to the sounds of Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@crackerjack9320]

This song makes me laugh every time. "Tuesday is gone" is my fave of Skynyrd!

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Cracker Jack and the fact that it’s written about true events makes it even better. Ronnie said that if this guy shot him, he’d have to shoot him in the ass or elbows because he was getting the hell outta dodge.

[@kennet7837]

Same, "Tuesday's Gone" is a masterpiece!

[@southernthunder47]

Tuesday's Gone and Simple Man can't go wrong with those 2

[@CoffeeWORKSofficial]

I LOVE how you totally and unreservedly FEEL the music. It’s precious!

[@tylerhillman5297]

"That smell" is very popular been in 1000 movies. "Tues gone" lovely ballad

[@jlmain5777]

Ronnie was a little feller, but everyone says he was tough and not afraid of anyone. That’s what makes this song so funny.

[@tampabaybuccaneersfan7904]

His old man was a boxer, Ronnie knew how to throw them hands

[@oldman9843]

He was famous for kicking his band mates ass if they argued with each other or him

[@swampwitch6133]

Actually Ronnie told him you gonna have to shoot me in the ass or elbows because something to the effect of I'm getting the hell out of here. (He didn't want any beef with the man and Ronnie didn't see any woman worth getting himself killed over)

[@tyronesharp401]

He was also smart. He knew when to retreat.

[@christopherbako]

If the dude didn't have a gun... He wouldn't stand up. Saturday Night Special was a great song!!

[@racinnut77]

"I Know A Little"....I promise you'll love it.

[@fredtello]

Another one by them.......Can u do do lynyrd skynyrd...Call me the breeze.... it's fun upbeat... great message and great instrumentations.... love ya!!! and u look very pretty.... Cheers!! link... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Znq4oI2Qn7JmiKM

[@larryclark4297]

Sweet home Alabama, and Free Bird Lynyrd Skynyrd from Jacksonville, Florida where I was born and raised Southern Rock

[@drewcliff82]

Yes, you are correct. Ronnie VanZant (Lynard Skynards lead singer) had a heavy influence from Chuck Berry as well as Elvis and Merle Haggard. Great reaction.

[@rhwinner]

'The water fell on the floor' So scared, he pissed his pants....

[@NoNameForThisGuy]

Rockinghorse Winner I always thought it meant the girl started crying, so the guy turned to scream at her to shut up

[@swampwitch6133]

Son if you were were staring straight down a .44 you'd piss yourself too.. I ain't gonna lie and say I wouldn't or be scared as hell too.

[@Echo4Bravo]

This definitely has to bring a smile to anyone's face👍

[@Courdorygirl]

Now you need to listen to both Curtis Loew and Simple Man :)

[@crackerjack9320]

She has done Simple Man

[@Courdorygirl]

@@crackerjack9320 Oh ok, I guess I just haven't seen that one yet.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Also, please appreciate one of the most beautiful instrumental ever in Tuesday’s Gone.

[@arthurimhof2427]

Listening to Skynard there is of course Ronnie on vocals but once and a while there is a male background singer that is my favorite Leon Wilkenson on Bass. On there song Workin for MCA there is a grouling sound in the beginning yes I'm proud to say thats Leon.. he was always layed back in the concert footage but a very intricate part of there legend

[@robertaustin1971]

Southern rock is blues country and some jazz combined and just awesome

[@M63Tod]

Tedeschi Trucks Band. You will LOVE them. One of the best guitarists around and an amazing singer.

[@jonrock7070]

midnight in harlem live version

[@bobbyquinting3918]

I was playing pool at a biker bar when I was 23. I tipped the current dancer right before her break, She sat down at my table -so I chatted with her. She never mentioned that her BF was in the bar and they were in an argument! He eventually had a knife to my throat. All I could think of was this song and the irony. She talked him down -I lived, but I learned to pay attention!

[@ricksutton2902]

The story behind that song is it actually happened there was a place called jugs on the westside of Jacksonville.

[@s1d299]

Nah, it wasn't called The Jug at that point. It got named that in the song to fit into the lyrics. I remember reading about it; I forgot the original name, but IIRC it still has its original name but is now subtitled The Jug in honor of the song. :-)

[@brianl8481]

@@s1d299 From what I've found, it's now called The Jug Saloon.

[@sevanlevan711]

@@s1d299 It was called WT's WestTavern.Gary tells the story here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGfFqIF7jsZ5isk.

[@tranurse]

It was the West Side Tavern back then…..

[@roryschweinfurter2601]

When Skynerd comes on The air guitars come out

[@markcelio9597]

I love this girl! Thank you for appreciating LYNYRD SKYNYRD.

[@ALifeThatRocks]

Pretty gutsy move for the singer Ronnie Van Sant to sing a song about pleading to run away from a fight. Of course, Ronnie was a brawler in real life.

[@ike.b.rowland7128]

This is the real deal. A beautiful black baby doll listening to some SKYNYRD. so cool. There's 2 or 3 doc./movies of Skynyrd and there's a music critic in one that said Ronnie VanZant was a genius, that he wrote many, many songs and 80 or 90% of them were hits. If you check out everything you can on Skynyrd, you will discover one of your top 3 favorite songs of all time.

[@jeffhalvorsen5974]

Lot of fun watching you react. I was waiting for this. Knowing myself what is coming and your expression when it does.

[@j.walker3498]

When you grow up in the country but just wanna rock n roll!

[@Emily_Kelding]

People always looked at me crazy when I mentioned this song having a Chuck Berry vibe! Thank you for showing me I'm not alone! Rock on sista!

[@jerrymoadj.r.1911]

ty also

[@pvilches06]

Girl, I love the how you vibe to this song!! You got that energy and spirit that is a joy to watch. Great Skynard track as well! You have a new subscriber. 😊

[@scooterp7009]

Yeah, do more Skynyrd, Tuesday’s Gone and That Smell.

[@jackjohnson6603]

Tuesday

[@MIRRORIMAGEWORLD]

I guess it's a 21st century thing, but pausing the song and talking is a new phenonium.

[@asgeirosnes3850]

This is a true story, experienced by the singer Ronnie Van Zant. By the way: "Cutting the rug" is an old slang for dancing in an energetic way.

[@johnday5519]

average saturday night at the cassadaga tavern in the '70's

[@StinkFingerr]

Weber's Saloon, in the 80's...

[@michaelchapman1707]

You have Lynyrd Skynyrd fever lol my favorite band of all time been listening to them since I was a kid and still jamming with them

[@metoo7557]

Copperhead Road - Steve Earle

[@paulshamblin6260]

A CLASSIC!

[@wolfgang3]

Just checked out your original videos and loved them. It's so refreshing to hear a young person pay homage to the older songs and actually know what she's talking about. It's not that you're saying you like the songs but you know why you like them. It's obvious you know music and not just a performer. I've just became a big fan of yours.

[@ScribeCash]

Thanks that’s super sweet

[@theshovster8505]

Southern Rock at its best !!

[@TexasMagnolia]

As all things Ronnie wrote...Yes, this whole situation happened to him. You are close to 20k....please React to That Smell but read about the song first.

[@braaxton1904]

He did not write that whole song he didn’t even know how to play guitar

[@judywalker8020]

Humorous and catchy and talented......

[@davewilson435]

"T for Texas" and "I Know a Little". Great reaction by the way! Love how much fun you're having. You'll never run out of great 70's music.

[@BST-lm4po]

These guys were just kids when they wrote this song!! Allen Collins was only 21 years old when they recorded this on their first album! He was a teenager when he wrote the song! (Along with Free Bird & Tuesday's Gone). Very talented young Men!

[@sevanlevan711]

Everybody in the skating rink in Tupelo Mississippi in 1973 would get up and dance to this song ,Sweet Home Alabama and one other called The Bertha Butt Boogie (The Jimmy Castor Bunch)Those songs have a strange effect on HillBillies.

[@gary6754]

u should listen to free bird live 1977, on of the best live performances ever

[@shotbytim9624]

You are right. The guys would all tell you that Chuck Berry was a huge influence on them

[@sueharviel6510]

I love your energy and your down to earthness (is that even a word?) I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel!

[@stephenmininno3018]

I love your reactions to rock music . It’s so organic . And real . I have a 9 yr old so. And I have takin him to see over 70 live rock shows and the expressions are the same . Rock On Baby girl . . It truly blesses my heart to watch someone start to love rock music .

[@pjsin9472]

First time I got to see them live was it Harriet Lake outside of Buffalo New York. The first year they would not allow blankets into the venue LOL. Lots of fires were started in the Years prior with this band haha

[@andymullarx6365]

It's based on a real event when they were teenagers.

[@williamcabell142]

Fun song!! 👍❤️ WOW...the Chuck references was great! Love ya kid!

[@natev1956]

I've watched so many versions of this and I'm a producer of music (shh dont tell) and this is the best, the best I've ever seen barr-nunn,,,, someone who's just into it feeling the music that I'm feeling along with you without any cares in the world, makes me feel stress free...at home with you

[@dizzyandthedizzybirds2055]

CCR was doing Prooud Mary at almost the same time. But I don't know who did it first Tina and Ike or Credence Clearwater revival.I looked it up and CCR did it in 69 and Ike and Tina did it in 71.Rare two bands of the same era using the same song. I love both versions and uncoincidenally they are all from the same area of the south. And probably were all influenced by the same stuff like you said Chuck and we know Tina comes from a gospel background.

[@benharris2490]

Yes it's southern rock. That's rock and blues.

[@biglebowski923]

Song written based on a true experience

[@jammin_J64]

This is actually a true story. Ronnie, Gary, and Allen went into this tavern called the "WT" West Tavern. Gary and Alllen were still teens and Ronnie was a few years older. But this girl came up to Ronnie and asked him to dance. Her name was not Linda Lou. That was the name of one of their grandmas...I think Allen's but not totally sure. The girl was trying to make her boyfriend jealous. So, her and Ronnie are out on the dance floor and the boyfriend walks in. He is this big BIG mean biker looking dude with big boots and leather jacket and carrying a .44 pistol!! He walked over and basically asked Ronnie..."hey, Wtf are you doing dancing with my girlfriend"? And he pulls out his gun and aims it at Ronnie circling him putting the gun to his head from behind. Ronnie was like..."hey, I don't know the girl. I didn't know she was your girlfriend. Please just let me leave, I don't want anything to do with your girlfriend." Well, the guy keeps at it with Ronnie and Ronnie finally says..."If you're gonna shoot me, you're gonna have to shoot me in the ass or elbow". He never said "three steps" and the place was small so "cuttin a rug" Ronnie put in for the song. "A place called the jug" was again for the song, although Im told that the jug was the name of it later on, and possibly in small letters under the "West Tavern" sign. Anyway, Ronnie started walking out, and the guy (with gun cocked) never shot him. Allen and Gary followed, and they wrote the song that night after they calmed down from what had just happened. Listen here as Gary Rossington recalls that night. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGfFqIF7jsZ5isk

[@GoDawgs18]

Jay Heidemann thanks for the link

[@davidcohen1424]

I have heard quite a few others react to some of these songs such as (Lynyrd Skynyrd) that you are now discovering. And you are by FAR my favorite. I dig the fact that you really feel the music in your soul. Unlike the others I have heard. Since your going down this Skynyrd rabbit hole? May I suggest (The Ballad Of Curtis Lowe) It will certainly give you goosebumps unlike anything you have heard so far. Your the best reactor out there young lady.

[@jeffhalvorsen5974]

They cut they're teeth down in Muscle Shoals , Alabama. With a bunch of the old Blues and Rock and roll dudes. Big time influence. You nailed it.

[@Elerad]

I love that you get so much enjoyment out of Southern Rock. Fun to see :)

[@kattcity]

Funny thing ...That bar the Jug is still there and it is very small so 3 steps would practically get you out the door LOL. Based on real life events ...the charm of Skynyrd.

[@texadan314]

Liked during the intro. This is one of my favorites.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

What Up SC, my faves off of their legendary 1st album are, THINGS GOIN' ON, MISSISSIPPI KID, and POISON WHISKY.

[@barryroberts6796]

Mississippi kid, things going on, Curtis Lowe, don't stop now

[@texadan314]

UNLV. One of my favorite basketball teams. I was always happy to see them in the playoffs. I no longer watch sports because I cancelled my cable but I hope great things for the team.

[@guybouffard6799]

There are so many great Lynyrd Skynyrd songs- Tuesdays Gone, The Breeze, That Smell, Saturday Night Special

[@Muzicman-ut3jr]

You have been in a rabbit hole with the rest and now you’re in one with the best! Lynyrd Skynyrd all the way

[@MrROTD]

Chuck Berry was one of the very first electric guitar heros and also shaped how the music was structured also Angus young stole his dance

[@maxpeck7382]

I don't think he stole it, I think he just uses it. There is nothing wrong in something becoming popular and used. Angus does more than just the Berry move, he has his own added moves making it's own embellished set of dance moves.

[@MrROTD]

@@maxpeck7382 Angus loves Chuck Berry He did gain influence for sure

[@ufoparty69]

Based on a true event.

[@ufoparty69]

Listen to the live version..... I didn´t wanna fight over his c......

[@belewda]

I think that might be the most reaction I've actually seen you give to a song.

[@louismartin4106]

thats a good song

[@21thehelper]

"Tuesday's gone" just trust me👍

[@danieljodrey709]

You know Scribe is enjoying it bc out comes the tongue. If you love piano And guitar check out The Breeze.🎵🔥🎶

[@davidmc1489]

There just isnt anything like jammin with skynyrd..all good!!

[@drakeswarchannel2530]

Interesting. You are perceptive of information I am not able to interpret independently. The fact that you are capable of establishing that there is a parallel between Tina and Ike's "Rollin on the River" to this song, reveals to me, that you have an intuitive oversite that supersedes my capabilities in this regard. Thank you for your analysis dear lady.

[@tylerhillman5297]

Fun fact Lynyrd Skynyrd got there name from there high school teacher that told them they would never amount to anything

[@stanbaker1916]

I thought it was the high school janitor

[@tylerhillman5297]

I believe it was a principal

[@jcbulldog533]

@@tylerhillman5297 No,It was from a coach at their high school.. He Definitely wasn't liking their long hair.. That's Ok, I myself back in my high school day's loved the long hair guy's the longer the better .. Anything to defy my Mother Lol Plus they were always cutier😜

[@tylerhillman5297]

@@jcbulldog533 Ya I had long hair myself in highschool I had gotten two tickets to go c them (well at least the one or two left ) I was to take my father (mostly just to have that expierience with my dad) It was scheduled for April until the Covid bullshit now its in Sep. I guess

[@jcbulldog533]

@@tylerhillman5297 I hope you & Father get to see them & enjoy the Concert... This Virus has truly Messed up so much. We have tickets to Stones June 27th & obviously all has been cancelled... I hope they figure out new date to reschedule.. We were so looking forward to seeing them I'm sure it's their last Hoorah!!!

[@freebirdtony]

A great tune that happens to be very funny.😂

[@christinacrowley3631]

Just found it. Thank you, I hope you liked it! Watching now.

[@joelcanfield9987]

Chuck is rocking roots, & Tina. You know it Girl cause you got some rocking roots talent too.

[@nickolaibuck9301]

That tina turner song you referenced was actually a ccr song another blues/swamp rock type of band

[@davidkilianek9168]

Oh Yea...I also wanted to mention another ( Skynyrd ) tune that cannot help but get you up on your feet, and jamm'n out to. ; " Call Me The Breeze."

[@vovindequasahi]

Fuck yeah I hear the Chuck Berry influences. Tina Turner too.

[@tedregal4726]

Cool bass line.

[@thomasfolkner3870]

On the subject of southern rock, MOLLY HATCHET( FLIRTIN WITH DISASTER) is a MUST HEAR!!!!!!!!

[@tyronesharp401]

All rock and roll has a Chuck Berry influence. Love the channel. Peace.

[@georgefoshee6047]

tusday gone by Lynyrd....best song.

[@joseconceicaoorcy9046]

A beautiful song

[@joelsalgado5808]

It's cool to see you jammin unabashedly to the song! Awesome!

[@kayliibensen387]

I am ready to rock and roll! love the channel, subbed hahaha

[@Kacee2]

You can't go wrong with just about any Skynyrd songs.

[@natev1956]

Yeah bub to hear reaction to "call me the breeze"

[@robertaustin1971]

They tell a story in every song that most often you can relate in some way, now I have a dad shoot a shot as I ran down the drive way. Dont know if at me, the ground or air but I ran hard lol

[@paulstewart6203]

THAT SMELL... TUESDAY'S GONE. Classic Skynyrd

[@kenwelch198]

You're right! I never noticed that chuck Barry influence before you mentioned it! Good ear!

[@dizzyandthedizzybirds2055]

I want you to ask 5 to 10 friends if they like Skynyrd if they say no you know they're either lying or never heard them. Then bring em home and put on the tunes your listening to. And see if they don't leave loving them like you. It would be a nice little test.

[@jaketm4500]

where im from ,if this tune comes on in the bar before its over your gonna hear chairs sliding out and see fists flying lol.it has a weird effect on hicks like us lol!

[@cynthiaosborne733]

You are cool as hell. We love you!!!💕✌🤘

[@bobbybolton4628]

I wish you would get the live video from Nashville TN wow you will love it

[@stretchgilbert]

Nice but you should check out some real bangers from Skynyrd like You Got That Right, Workin For MCA, That Smell. Peace.

[@stevegrohowski909]

I think The Jug is still open in Jacksonville, FL.

[@SIXX2772]

Curtis Lowe...amazing song

[@Bobbyliscious]

I only had to fight over a girl one time... That fight ended when all the other girls jumped in! WOW! Oh... What... A... Night...

[@sarge1231]

Back story...that was written because it actually happened to one of the band members.

[@davidfoucher9098]

You really should listen to needle an spoon

[@garylindsey5174]

Hell yes

[@paulshamblin6260]

Uncomfortable subject matter but I totally agree.

[@tylerhillman5297]

There coming to my city in April for last tour I picked up my tickets today

[@garylindsey5174]

All rockin roll guitar has a lil Chuck Berry in it:)