LYNYRD SKYNYRD "One More Time" (from "Street Survivors" Lp)

[@donjohnsen2251]

Best American southern rock band ever!

[@stevekelly3138]

Now we have Blackberry Smoke picking up the southern music.

[@davidcoleman4291]

Best American rock band period

[@oranstelly5393]

@@stevekelly3138 don't know, but work with a Steve Kelly back in the day . Global Industry....

[@jojonorris8047]

No debate. 💪🎶🎸❤️

[@TroyFlatt]

You will never have another Ronnie

[@Pitchithard]

I'm getting old , most of my past is fading but when I turn this up I get to go back when things where so much better.

[@jeanettezacks7036]

Same here.

[@rileymcintosh4852]

Amen

[@Beach5289]

My whole life is time stamped by music , thankfully most of it was great music

[@carlweaver3243]

A great song to add to anyone's life soundtrack. Their best song, IMO. Wish I could hear it on the radio once in a while.

[@jeffkokosinski1784]

I feel ya pal We might be gettin old but we ain't used up

[@scottkies6356]

Street Survivors is my favorite Skynyrd album, the entire album is just awesome

[@mrtomdorn]

October 20,1977 is when the Music died. RIP Lynyrd Skynyrd we miss you. TD Atlanta

[@The51Jasmine]

I saw these guys in Jacksonville,, Florida at Lake Forest and Mayport in 1968. They hadn't made it yet. This band was beyond amazing. I love the bass in this song.. I just turned 70 and I'll never stop rockin, .....lol

[@HouseofTaint]

I saw them in Lakeland in October of 1977, when I was 10 years old. It was my first concert, and their second to last.

[@loricooper8845]

thanks for sharing//I wanted to go see them 1973 at 14rs.indiana/couldnt/so dragged ourselves to 1980 rossington/collins/show/Indiana//wanted to see Alan so bad/in ft lauderdale 1982/couldn't again/so from the come back with johnny/saw all I could/than the last concert at hardrock/ft lauderdalew/gary/i was their/ feel like you guys///

[@loricooper8845]

I'll never forget that in school gym locker room at 16/1977/Oct 20th/hearing the plane crash news on the radio..

[@stephenmiller5023]

As I watch & listen to this video I’m reminded of just how much fun & simpler life was in the times of my youth . Growing up ( Well, getting older anyways 😏) and having cassette tapes to drive to this music always put smiles on our faces . Only Artimus is Still alive and kicking now out of these photos of Skynyrd members . Rest In Peace guys .

[@jimmybones4708]

Damn.Ronnie had more soul in one word than most others could conjure in a whole song.

[@cherylnewland6538]

And Especially Now! They Just Do NOT Make 'Em like This Anymore.... ❤

[@bonitawilcox2909]

Great song.....Ronnie's honest and clear vocals,..and those guitars swirling and framing his story simply takes me there......"One more time"....Lynyrd Skynyrd unequaled 🕊🙏🎸

[@CarolStJohn-ev9ry]

Nicely said.

[@bonitawilcox2909]

@@CarolStJohn-ev9ry Thank you😊❤

[@oranstelly5393]

Might be long time response, have a good one....

[@markliebrock6246]

Seems like a life time ago. Still soothes the soul.

[@oranstelly5393]

Yeah don't forget about dem good times back in the day........

[@oranstelly5393]

Was simple and easy.....

[@oranstelly5393]

I from south Louisiana, take it like it comes......

[@HAGMAN3926]

So much emotion floods my soul when I watch old videos or music from them.

[@andrewperkins8532]

it was a very dark day for music when ronnie, steve,cassie and everybody lost in the plane crash perished that day, skynyrd were the best American band by a country mile.

[@h4r4]

I’m British and in my opinion no other band in the whole world comes close to this one, before or since. They had it all.

[@lisalouque3794]

Because of no fuel. Disgusting

[@donaldgladwell4009]

I'm 64 right now the song always takes me back to my youth when I was young latest of the greatest Lynyrd Skynyrd of all rest in peace every Freebirds

[@tomdinardo3828]

A brief candle both ends burning, an endless mile a bus wheel turning. A friend to share the lonesome times, a handshake and a sip of wine. So sing it loud and let it ring, we’re all a part of everything. The present future and the past, fly on proud bird you’re free at last ~ Charlie Daniels dedicated to Ronnie

[@oranstelly5393]

Well said

[@wendellburkhart2483]

This makes me think about those warm summer days and listening to Skynyrd back in the 70s . Breath of fresh air just listening to this song. Simply the best band of all time in my opinion ☺️

[@carlweaver3243]

The 70s were a Magical time. I was born in '60 so I was a teen throughout those years. The music was special. The times were so much simpler. The "Look Down" Generation will never know how Great those days were. One More Time is My Favorite Skynyrd tune. Well said, Wendell. Breath of Fresh Air. Yes Sir.

[@williamcoleman6527]

I can relate to all of y'all

[@Rich-kp1eu]

Keg party on a Florida summer night, Skynyrd blaring on the PA system borrowed from a friend, trying to make time with that girl you think is hot. I am much older now, alone and not very happy. Those days in the 70's are my solace from depression. We had it so good back then, and didn't even know it.

[@michaelm7116]

@@Rich-kp1eu find all your lost joy and happiness through all the great music available from that era

[@glennbauer333]

I might be old , but I saw all the best band's, I'll thank my maker when I meet him and thank him from my heart, stay blessed my dear friends, Glenn in Australia.

[@anthonypugliano8741]

I hear the food is amazing in Heaven, and Skynyrd plays on the big stage down there on the left. 😉👍

[@mikeferguson7520]

As a kid I went molly hachet all the way but listening now and Curtis Lowe ide cut a fkn ear off before I dis these boys,much love Ronnie

[@brianlongshore3105]

Skynyrd was one of my favorite bands of all time ( 70s version ) .They were right when they said....when my times up ,I'm on my own, you won't find me in old folks home....thats my motto...long live the 70s !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidwayne606]

Long Live Skynyrd!

[@Jp-hv9zj]

They are still my favorite...

[@jaypercival431]

You got that right

[@stevekelly3138]

Blackberry Smoke has filled the void left by the original LS for me at least.

[@davidcoleman4291]

How lucky am I to have turned 13 in 1970 OMG!!!!

[@finndog2759]

The real Lynyrd Skynyrd Band!! Enough said!!!

[@davidcoleman4291]

This is skynyrd band of muscle shoals recordings except some overdubs by ed and some added vocals

[@oranstelly5393]

Ok

[@HAGMAN3926]

Lynyrd Skynyrd Will go on forever. Now and then

[@carlhartsfield]

Got to see them in Athens Ga 1976 I miss those days

[@mikeschoell1170]

Boy these Skynyrd songs really hit home don't they.true loves.bad loves. good times and bad.👍 ❤️

[@RobertLansing-mg8kc]

for sure my friend - so deep - and for a B side

[@HAGMAN3926]

It’s hard to listen to Ronnie without tearing up

[@lisalouque3794]

I teared up at the Memorial reading Free Bird monument. Its sad they died because they ran out of fuel!! I will always love Skynrd. Love the flag there.

[@oranstelly5393]

Will have to make it there in my travels soon. I was going to BR, LA show. Oh well, well we know rest of the story....

[@oranstelly5393]

And don't forget about the Rest.....

[@timpope1745]

I'll take the word of a liar one more time......stop and think about those lyrics...real shit right there.

[@oranstelly5393]

Yeah if can understand what signing about....

[@Confident211]

@@oranstelly5393really? Are you saying you don’t know what he is singing about? If yes, then maybe you should listen carefully. So obvious 😮

[@mikepowell5094]

He's singing about his woman running round on him.

[@libertarianrevolution7026]

How many other bands put out as much great music over a period of about 4 years as Lynyrd Skynyrd did between 1973 to 1977? That would be a very short list.

[@jimrinella8265]

None!!!!

[@scottharrison9083]

Doors

[@scottharrison9083]

Beatles

[@floydstowe]

Nobody

[@funkywheels8288]

Free

[@SIXX2772]

Lynyrd Skynyrd was game changers in music.....will never know how much they was going to effect music going into the 80s.....they clearly was leading the pack when we lost them....:(

[@davidcoleman4291]

Brother there effect on music is timeless you don't have to wonder

[@SIXX2772]

@@davidcoleman4291 Agree but still had more coming ...just a what if lol

[@davidcoleman4291]

@@SIXX2772 dig it hell yes brother

[@markdefilippo5146]

Every time I hear these guys I start playing my guitars 2-4 hours non stop. Don't know why, I just do!!! Love it too

[@randywalker8960]

Ronnie was a respected brilliant writer backed up with 3 of the best guitar’s rock and roll history ever witnessed. Rest In Peace Free Bird’s.

[@doctorcircuit5338]

Steve Gaines one of the great guitar players of all times RIP

[@Nocturnbandofficial]

Yeah, he was. But he is not on this particular song. But Rickey plays drums!

[@jamesrager6587]

@@Nocturnbandofficial ED ON STRAT, CRAIG T WALKER ON BASS

[@mobilewon]

I'm just starting to discover the bands songs that didn't receive a lot of airplay. I just heard this song for the first time 2 days ago. I can't get it out of my mind and have been playing it often. Ronnie was not only a brilliant writer but he injected every song with a full dose of heart and soul with his voice. Simply a mesmerizing song.

[@doctorcircuit5338]

Lots of great songs out there check them all out some of their early stuff is great

[@jamesferris6131]

It's an absolute masterpiece lucky you! ,,you got some catching up to do ,cuz all of skynyrd's songs are awesome , check 'em all out and then play with headphones! enjoy!👣🐊🎸🎶🍄🍑✌️🐾

[@williamparish32]

I think this song might be about he's mom and dad, but I don't know, such a great band

[@oranstelly5393]

@@doctorcircuit5338 yeah gonna have to drag out some wore out stuff....

[@oranstelly5393]

Wow, all good 👍

[@geraldwest3428]

Makes me so very glad my teens were in the 70s rocking on some of the greatest bands ever known. Thank you, thank you! And thanks for this upload vanni jahier.

[@davidvanzant2019]

Amen to that

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

Shades of the Allman Brothers here I think.

[@geraldwest3428]

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 Yes sir, southern rock does have that shade. Its hard to say which had the greatest impact on me personally. So I'll say it was all of them lol as there was so many. Never forget the Outlaws, Marshall Tucker, Goose Creek, Ozark Mountain Daredevils...

[@lightningbug276]

Best of Times

[@carlweaver3243]

Gerald Perfectly said, Sir.

[@ElizabethJohnson-ss4ce]

I love the shot @2:21. Ronnie, Billy and the mules; Artemis in the background. The smile on Allen's face showing us how much he loves to play.

[@robertstarr9691]

Still. Love them 45 years later ,loved them at 13 in 70s , an still today 2021 such sound an 3 guitars so great they were !!

[@keithjames7843]

This is simply without a doubt the best southern rock band ever Hell the best rock band period You can make a list of songs from this band and close your eyes and put your finger on one and I bet that you will like it or at least relate to it in some way or form What is so incredible about this band is They started performing in 1972 or 73 and Ronnie was killed in 1977 and in this short amount of time They had so many good songs it’s almost unbelievable I mean how many bands do you know that literally every song they had was a good song and after the plane crash there was two bands spawned from this band There was Black Foot,The Rossington Collins band and Even when they got back together as Lynyrd Skynyrd Ronnie younger brother Jonnie took over the lead vocals And Donnie Van Zant formed 38 Special Another great southern rock band But Ronnie wrote most of the songs for this band If you like southern rock There 38 special,Atlanta Rhythm Section, Marshall Tucker and the Allman Brothers,Molly Hatchet just to name a few All of theses bands had some great music

[@sherrynadolney7478]

You got that Right 😊

[@Cuisinart619]

The band may be gone, but the music lives on.

[@waynegeekins7479]

I’m glad I grew up in 70 I’m rock n roller seen stones -led zep - but best of all Skynyrd

[@georgethomas519]

Hands down some of the best pictures I've ever and never seen before. Only a pro and a true Skynyrd fan could have pulled that off

[@SonnyInWV]

One of my All-Time Favorite Skynyrd tunes! Southern Blues/Rock at it's finest!

[@bigjoe4110]

A phenomenal song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kevincole8385]

So haunting. One of their best. Definitely top 2 most underrated

[@johnprainito7265]

Ronnies voice is like an old friend that's been with me for all my life

[@billygillette8351]

Damn! Makes me miss those days so much!

[@williamemmett2595]

My opinion till this day Lynyrd Skynyrd was the best ever did it. Such a tragic end. There was much more to come I'm sure. GOD BLESS..

[@timferguson9005]

61 years old and still listening to this music listen to all the old songs from the 70s sabbath deep purple Aerosmith judis priest and many more

[@jameswilson4978]

68 here doing the same thing people tell me I'm stuck in the past

[@ninamc6116]

Now they’re all gone. Beautiful song. RIP guys, we will always miss you

[@michaelwolf6424]

Original drummer Bob Burns died but his replacement Artimus Pyle, as featured in the majority of the LS shots here, is very much alive and STILL playing with his Artimus Pyle Band. And quite well. Having seen the APB 4x over the past 5 years, they do as much justice to the memories and sounds of the original as the "tribute" bunch still out there. My opinion. The two guitarists in APB are simply phenomenal. Artimus still has chops. He lives in western NC.

[@oldschool3484]

Great Rythym and Blusey sound, Combined with Ronnies Powerful Country sounding Voice Makes it Special. American , Homespun Music of the Best Kind.. These Guys were Fantastic !

[@lightningbug276]

Love your description

[@unadillamoto]

When the Rooster crows tomorrow it’s Her time to Cry. ✌🏻

[@robertmerkler6723]

What a lyricist!!!

[@russellvaughn6933]

Love this album!

[@chrisgiebler6779]

Get a pain in my gut missing the 70s and all the good times we had skynrd was always close by great guitar players rock on

[@ericunderwood8080]

How can you stand there smiling after all you done ....?

[@nickdiamond309]

Even though this song was written years before this release, it evolved incredibly. If only we knew what they would've put next.

[@Zoro007]

I love this song, writing, playing and singing at the highest level all round, pure classic....RIP boy's.. I miss ta !!!

[@jamesrager6587]

ED KING ON THE STRAT REALLY MAKES THIS SONG.

[@DrewBlanton1959]

I really miss this band.... the original ones.

[@humblemusicusa]

My favorite song from this album.

[@oranstelly5393]

Kinda like looking at these old pictures and music. It so simple and easy back in the day.

[@jordanschneider1077]

My favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song. Ronnie really put his heart and soul into it. The way he goes it alone on the first chorus with no backup vocals, just does something to me. You can just hear the heartache and feelings in his voice. "Girl you got me hungry, losin' my mind, I know I"m playin' with fire, get burned every time. Yes, I'm a fool for you babe, I can't deny, I've got to have your sweet love, One More Time".

[@thomasmarshall5279]

One of my favorite Skynyrd songs off their great album Street Survivors. I could relate to their music.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

One of their absolute best

[@malekmo64]

R.I.P Ed King

[@jeffkokosinski1784]

Takes me back to my childhood brother thank you My friend

[@dougford5259]

Always loved this song. So much heart and soul hurting in it.

[@ToneyByrn]

Greatest Band of all Time. Gone way too soon.

[@JohnHogland-kg4lk]

I love this song

[@keithjames7843]

They used to come to Atlanta every year at the Lakewood amphitheater It’s was called the Georgia Jam and my brother and a few more good friends attended this concert Probably for ten years But we went to 8 of these concerts every year I never got to see the original band in concert I was only 7 years old in 1977 and didn’t start going to concerts until 1986 But I think that I grew up with the best bands that has ever been This is when real music was played by real musicians Southern Rock and The blues What a great time to be a teenager If I could go back I might change a few things but music wouldn’t be one of them I seen SRV in Daytona Beach in 1987 and got turned on to the blues He is another musician that was so good it’s crazy and Lynyrd Skynyrd NO DOUGHT THE BEST ROCK BAND EVER TO ME

[@charlesgauldin8010]

Had a sound all their own…Beautiful

[@chrissteepy4646]

Love this song 🎵 ❤

[@dbergum1]

This is awesome...

[@ktwebbdevil]

My absolute favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song

[@bradtangen7537]

Mine too

[@irisheyzgrl24murphy92]

Same here. 💙

[@johnrobinson5697]

love this song

[@eufordking4428]

U get sad just hearing it.....time is gone

[@marileedenr8473]

Miss Ronnie..

[@randytritt4610]

Marilee Denr i feel the same way and steve and cassie too!!🦅🎸🦅

[@ninamc6116]

I love you Gary 🙏

[@jameswaldo2485]

Greatest southern rock band ever brings back good memories of the 70's really need the awesome memories bcuz 2023 is so fcked up with the us government and whats happening in the world Ronnie van zant and others rip ❤🕊🦅🙏🎶🎶

[@ninamc6116]

Thank you!! One of their best songs ever!! Underrated

[@StaceyMacQuinn-i2p]

its my bday everything is bad.....and this song is where its at,,love this song..sad boyfirend no more

[@georgepervanas3920]

great tune, great Album

[@wendellburkhart8297]

I cut my teeth listening to these boys and I've saw them twice but that was after the plane crash. I was lucky enough to see Billy Powell and Leon Wilkison in River Bend Cincinnati back in 96 and I saw them in 2012 in Eastern Kentucky Expo center .

[@markkanatzar1303]

Lynyrd Skynyrd will live forever

[@carlray4809]

👍❤ , I REMEMBER, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER. 👍❤🙏

[@albertweaver4983]

I love this song I used to listen to it when I was in my 20's when I used to have the Street Survivors album on CD now every time I go to record stores like F.Y.E they never seem to have it in their stock on the CD shelves

[@elementrypenguin3116]

Great song

[@RenatoSantos-hr9sz]

One of the most important names in music of all time!

[@kurthvanpraet7995]

Gary Rossington is my favorite Les Paul player

[@bobgracia3318]

such a beautiful voice

[@mlblack8559]

beautiful. and it happens just like that too. people can become as addicting as the sex, drugs, & rock n roll.

[@cliffordskeen4368]

A very underrated song!

[@stand4truth44]

LYNYRD SKYNYRD a classy group of musicians I will NEVER FORGET!! 😄🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵👍❣ YOU ROCK LYNYRD SKYNYRD!!❣👍

[@shawnmollett9617]

Wish we could have had this back,as well as some others as such, "JUST ONE MORE TIME"!!!

[@georgethomas519]

Awesome collage and I happen to love that song

[@beaumontmichaels3575]

...They were just kids,Having fun, caught up in life's deal in a moment in time...present tense so long ago....

[@kevinbelknap9263]

Born in 1991 and this song has a ton of meaning to me

[@lisalouque3794]

I just visited their Memorial in Amite county MS. OSYKA EXIT

[@chrisn.e.q.patriot5957]

😃 THERE WERE. GREAT ROCK BANDS ...... AND THEN THERE WAS SKYNRD .. !! RONNIE WAS HELL BENT ON THEM SOUNDING LIVE JUST LIKE THEIR RECOURDS . !! THEY WERE THE MOST REHURSED AND PRACTICED BAND EVER . SO GOOD THEY WOULD RECOURD SONGS IN 1 TO 3 TAKES . GARY & ALLENS ED AND STEVES SOLOS HAD WRITIN MUSIC !! SO THEY COULD PLAY IT THE SAME AS THE RECOURDINGS .. TRUELY IN A LEAGE OF THEIR OWN 😃👆❤️

[@thomassanderson5811]

I feel privileged to have watched Ronnie sing on stage many times barefoot.

[@thomastarwater2989]

The lineup was-- Ronnie Van Zant: vocals Gary Rossington: guitar Allen Collins: guitar Ed King: guitar Billy Powell: keyboards Greg T. Walker: bass Rickey Medlocke: drums, percussion Recorded in 1971 at Muscle Shoals Studio in Sheffield, Alabama and produced by Jimmy Johnson. This was included in the album “Street Survivors”. Great song by a band that was starting out back then. Worth multiple listens.

[@oldschool3484]

Ronnie was an old soul.

[@fredburnsiv1230]

Iv been listening to this all day on repeat isn't that just kool😢😊

[@SouthernStorm_61]

At 0:24, I believe they are at the Confederate Soldiers section of Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, Georgia. I'm from Macon and used to go to the cemetery many times to visit Duane Allman and Barry Oakley's graves. Part of "Gimme Back My Bullets" was recorded at Capricorn Studios, Macon, Georgia.

[@stevesteelman7802]

Growing up 4 wheeling and mudding I always had Ronnie Hammond ARS MOLLYHATCHET 38 Special Blackfoot and the Skynyrd boys blasting from my pioneer super 🎶 tuner tape deck... looking back, I had lynyrd skynyrd Outlaws MOLLYHATCHET Allman Brothers and Jimmy Buffet posters all over my walls. But the greatest of posters, was the one 1⃣ in wich Ed King had joined the band. Ronnie was bare foot Gary had the les Paul Ed had the strat. Bob Burns back there on the drum 🥁 kit Leon with the fender bass. I don't think u could see Billy Powell on piano. To me that was the coolest poster in rock n roll ❤😅😊

[@matthewrogers8778]

Smoke green o e more time metal one more time Skynyrd one more time

[@davegiambrone7974]

1 of there greatest..were planning a rd trip 2 Gillsberg on 10-20-21to c that memorial..44 yrs..still have original ticket 2 BR LA..10-21-77..Priceless

[@robert.m4676]

Omg that badass brother! I’m going to see them in November at the speedway in Daytona. I did get to see the Rossington Collins bad. I just felt like the closest I’d ever get to seeing one of my two favorite bands growing up. The other being the Doors. But they too are minus they key players necessary for them to be anything like they’re heyday. Three musicians in particular I’d pay good money to see: Allen Collins again, Ronnie of course and James Douglas Morrison!

[@oranstelly5393]

Yeah, was a little bit of a falling.

[@dragohenry5142]

Yes I agree with you the songs hit hard❤️🎸🎸❤️