Lynyrd Skynyrd - T for Texas (Blue Yodel) Legendado PT-BR

[@Spudderr]

If a time machine is ever invented, this concert is where I’m going.

[@brianbeaupre8493]

ME Too

[@TheShockninja]

Am I allowed to come? I wanna go too!

[@Spudderr]

@@TheShockninja the more the merrier

[@allisonoconnor8055]

I was fortunate enough to see Lynyrd Skynyrd perform 8 times. It was a wonderful marvelous thing that could never be recaptured. But the music lives on, and I say love peace and more bacon grease. That's all the world needs, I guess.

[@markdoyle6414]

9:14 minutes of perfection, I'd be there with you.

[@sjgoode6590]

That smile Ronnie has watching Steve is priceless! He knew he had lightning in a bottle. Best band ever! RIP to those gone to Rock and Roll Heaven.

[@ElronHumpperdink]

I love it, too. I never have had that luck etc of getting this many badasses added together in a jam and this tight so I can only imagine. But there’s times at an open mic of lameos where the right dude or chick comes up there with you and had your back on these types of bangers instead of “we don’t play that.” I bought tear up from joy halfway through the jam realizing “dang, this is us making this noise” and you’re geeking like you’re on drugs cause you can’t help but smile like Ronnie. I feel it.

[@chucklong3072]

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[@carlbullaro7616]

Love your comment

[@lukewood9233]

Yes indeed😉

[@richardkey4289]

Steve's slide work keeps getting grins out of Ronnie ! Priceless. & Gary , as always, is a rock solid player

[@bradleyweliver8781]

In a class by themselves. Irreplaceable. God bless Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@nancyprianti2355]

Absolutely in a class of their own ❤️

[@freebirdtony]

Indeed. The spirit of 'Skynyrd lives on.

[@mr.breeze8796]

@@freebirdtony It just died yesterday 3/5/23 with the passing of the great Gary Rossington

[@mr.breeze8796]

The one and only

[@kdonovan221]

Amen

[@WhizzingFish12]

The best guitar interplay EVER! Three masters, each with their own complimentary sound and style, showing off and throwing it back and forth. This never gets old!

[@sweetfaith2011]

This is some classic Skynyrd, one of the best southern rock bands to perform live. If we could only turn the clock back in time.

[@guygriesse8402]

Yup…heavy sigh!

[@julialane6645]

I love is first words in the video” Don’t let that flag touch the ground.”

[@sweetfaith2011]

@@julialane6645 I know, that was pretty awesome!

[@markbarnes578]

Greatest band to ever come out of America 💚

[@idessaoutlaw]

Back when America was great 🥃🤠👌

[@truckinfam2207]

“Baddest Band in the Land”. Hands down 2021. I’m 66yrs old. Roller coaster with these guys for years.

[@davidbrewer7919]

65 here and saw them in concert BEST BAND EVER and MOST TALENTED

[@jameslookstwice]

That smile he gives Steve is when he knew he found the one!Best band in History!Love to all from Tennessee Cherokee Nation 🖖

[@rickeywallen7211]

True story! Imma guitar player as well but Steve had twist in his abilities that Ronny smiled a lot, all players paid attention when that guy played....I luv the Music they made....his brother cant hold a lite to Ronnie Van zant!

[@brianwrisley2499]

Truth Brother

[@hayleybmadiggunter6798]

@@rickeywallen7211 you got that right. You sure got that right

[@rickeywallen7211]

@@hayleybmadiggunter6798 sho got that rite. Yes ma'am.

[@sjgoode6590]

Yes Sir! Steve was special

[@Carpenterdane]

Ronnie was a class act, notice how he always stepped back and let those guitar pickers shine!

[@redbird54]

They call that respect where

[@danielfonvielle9487]

The greatest live band in Rock history!

[@ronnie5129]

YES SIR, YOU GOT THAT RIGHT , Cousin Figel

[@michaelcrowson3174]

Steve Gaines was the missing piece. Imagine if they would have gone in to country. They were so smooth. My favorite South band. They were crisp. Excellent.

[@andrewperkins8532]

god bless the south that they gave us this band, no finer live band ever existed.

[@ronaldkoolstrand211]

@@ronnie5129 Ñ8lll

[@ElronHumpperdink]

@@michaelcrowson3174 I agree but you can’t beat that dirty blues, plus I’m biased in that it’s the main stuff I learned guitar through. So sad and happy at the same time and Skynyrd killed/nailed it no matter when.

[@kevinshea2097]

Ronnie's smile as he looks over at Steve Gaines playing "priceless"

[@BradLeonard-sq6og]

A golden moment

[@waynethera2712]

Can you imagine, Skynyrd’s opening for the Stones and playing an old 1920’s country tune that no one has heard before. The crowd goes from quiet to being put into a slow boil. That’s how tight these guys were.

[@goodolddirk]

It's not just a '20s country song; Jimmy Rogers was huge in his day and folks are still playing his tunes.

[@waynethera2712]

Steve Bell, no doubt about that sir. Still think the Stones fans were blown away by something they heard for the first time.

[@hayleybmadiggunter6798]

@@goodolddirk in the jail house now

[@MusicLover-kf3wq]

Many a bands have covered "T for Texas T for Tennessee T for Thelma" but none have done it better than Skynyrd!!!! Just my opinion and Thelma sounds like a wicked woman😁

[@rustybird8803]

You puppies just don't understand the POWER! SKYNYRD HIT THE THE STAGE WITH

[@ronnie5129]

This Is THE DAY That Skynyrd Blew The Rolling Stones off of Thier Own Stage, Damn Skynyrd Was In Thier PRIME HERE, R.I.P. To All, The Music Will Live On Forever, As Long As People Can Hear, Cousin Figel

[@clintjohnson695]

I'm 54 been listening since I was 10 years old best band that ever hit the ground

[@coolaprilfool1335]

Keep on jammin young un,lol

[@redbird54]

I've been listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd since the early 70s I'll be 55 February 1st never get tired of hearing their music

[@gozorak]

The first album I bought for myself at 12 years old in 1978 was One More From The Road. I honestly dont think I could have made a better choice.

[@ArlonAnderson-mh7ts]

Àaaaaàaa1aqa​@@redbird54

[@ArlonAnderson-mh7ts]

​@@gozorakaa❤ aww a

[@jordandickerson4069]

RONNIE LOOKS LIKE A PROUD PAPA WATCHING STEVE! PRETTY COOL!

[@jameslookstwice]

Yeah he was so happy and impressed with him, Ronnie had a great smile 😁

[@jordandickerson4069]

@@jameslookstwice GOT TO MEET HIM FOR A MINUTE IN 1976, HE REALLY WAS COOL N A SUPER NICE MAN!

[@chuckm4540]

Damn Steve Gaines was a player! He makes it sing and pop on that slide just like Duane did.

[@cowpuncher5099]

Yep sho-nuff!!!

[@TheShockninja]

Steve WOULD have been a Hall of Famer in his own right as a solo artist along with being in Lynyrd Skynyrd, who would likely have been in years before 2006 had they not had the plane crash.

[@sjgoode6590]

@@TheShockninja Agree 💯

[@davidrhelmick72]

Nope,better than sky dog

[@carlbullaro7616]

Yup air to the throne

[@kevinshea2097]

Lynyrd Skynyrd ruled this day .

[@idessaoutlaw]

SKYNYRD SMOKED THE STONES AT THIS CONCERT 🎸🥁🎸🥁🎸🥃😎👌

[@friedrice69]

Greatest Band in American History. No question

[@jamesfoglio9789]

Hard to argue with but I'd go w the Allmans..And which Skynyrd? This one? Pre Steve Gaines? Def not w Johnny though Ricky M is an interesting guy because he was there early for a bit and he does carry the energy still and has done so since the early 90s. But I'd take Filmore just slightly over this show at Knebworth as the greatest live show from an American rock band! 1, 2, easy..!

[@peterfreeman3317]

Allman Brothers #1A these cats #1B. They were on their way to another level when disaster struck. They probably would have been the biggest American Rock band ever had that plane not crashed.

[@Littlewing1977]

@@jamesfoglio9789 this one with Gaines gets my vote. That young man would have been a mega star on his own.

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Agree 100%

[@curtisd2842]

Some of these fans were pretty non-engaged. Ida been losing my friggin’ mind.

[@maiden-eq4uv]

When I want to introduce someone to lynyrd skynyrd I show them this performance!

[@macski6924]

Me too. It truly is an example to be displayed.

[@peternorris3286]

My friend at school told me about sknyrd in 1976,but i was too wrapped up in deep purple, rainbow etc. Only recently did I discover what I was missing, superb band way ahead of there time regarding musicianship, Allen Collins is remarkable and Steve gaines is the icing on the cake, will never see there like again

[@MomentsDivine]

My story is similar.. I was so wrapped up in the Allman Bros and other bands in 1973-1977 I didn’t pay attention to Skynyrd.. I had no idea how Freakin’ Amazing they were until recently.. Maybe God spared me from having my heart ripped out when the crash happened.

[@christopherbako]

Artimus played like a Monster. Awesome drumming

[@MrPorsche91730]

It helps when you hold the sticks the right way

[@bobdavis8275]

Yes he was killing it

[@Demon-rq5de]

Leon is just nailing it. Guy was pretty damn good

[@hayleybmadiggunter6798]

He also was just a good guy. A great guy

[@msr1116]

The man had an enviable hat collection and knew the appropriate one to wear for the occasion.

[@redneckfantasyguy1696]

Nothing defines southern America better than Skynyrd. Flashy, but poetic. Might have a Rolex, but the same old blue jeans and t shirt. Country before country was cool. RIP Ronnie VZ

[@jimmyhobbs5029]

I listen to this years later and I'm still in awe if the talent of Steve Gaines and Gary Rossington

[@reagan513]

Don't forget Allen Collens sir.

[@steveshuler1957]

Everywhere RVZ went with his posse he left feet stomping and ear’s ringing…glad I got to hear this lineup, it was awesome…🎶 T for Texas indeed.

[@MomentsDivine]

👍 Amen.

[@BST-lm4po]

Ya, Ronnie was one hell of a leader of the band! That's hard work keeping all of those egos in line and pulling in the same direction! Ronnie was special,....and a very talented song writer!

[@darrollhoover2148]

What a damn great concert!!! Like always!!!!!!! Southern rock will never die!!!!!!!

[@Judy1975uni]

They were unmatched. Pure talent. What I would do to go back in time and tell them to not get on that plane. They would have been unstoppable had that tragedy not occurred.

[@amadeuswolfe7180]

don't let that flag touch the ground .... thats a patriot

[@rockinredneck57]

He was talking about a Confederate battle flag someone in the crowd was waving. Still a patriot.

[@amadeuswolfe7180]

@@rockinredneck57 yes sir.

[@jimfoglio5295]

Not true..it was an American flag!

[@mr.breeze8796]

T for Texas, Call Me the Breeze and Down South Jukin. Three of the best shit-kickers I've ever heard

[@kratoids]

good god Steve is unbelievable, the smiles his slide work kept getting from Ronnie says it all

[@JakeandtheMan]

Oh my Lord lifting Jesus Southern Rock in it's finest hour ever, what a concert it was.

[@debrawardlaw4558]

It bears repeating...Blowed the Stones off the stage. Doing a good job of it here. Ohhhh....Sooo Good.

[@andrewperkins8532]

ronnie had 3 of the finest players to have ever picked up a guitar in gary rossington, Allen Collins and steve Haines, and leon wilkeson was one hell of a bass player, together they performed some of the greatest stuff ever to be put to vinyl.

[@sdgakatbk]

That's a dream concert for me. My two favorite Southern bands.

[@stevenpeyton7476]

I was a born and raised Texas boy in San Diego when I saw them at the Sports Arena on their last tour before the crash. When they played this song I was certain that this was the best live performance that I'd ever seen. 45 years later, I have to put it as one of the best I've ever seen -- along side of ZZ Top's World Wide Texas Tour that I saw at Jack Murphy Stadium the year before.

[@robertovarlet8945]

Ronnie was the Man great leader he knew what he wanted in a band

[@dustindavis9050]

I love this video !! I’ve probably watched it a hundred times I’ve the years , I love when Ronnie looks back & smiles When Steve Gaines starts playing , he knew what a tremendous player he had found . Steve was such a awesome player & think what a short time he had to prove it in a Nationally known level , & yet he did it . He in my opinion would have been one of those players you utter there names in the same sentence as Dwayne Allman , Eric Clapton , Mark Knophler , Toy Caldwell , etc …. But one of the best 3 chord Rock bands ever!!!!

[@debrawardlaw4558]

You named some good company for him to be associated with as a peer. Yes, Ronnie definitely knew what he had.

[@Moose6340]

I'm glad you put Toy on your list, he is criminally underrated. And yeah, Steve was something really special. And what's more, Skynyrd was a band that was even better than the sum of its incredibly talented parts, and that's saying something.

[@andrewperkins8532]

imagine having a time machine and for us and going back to experience this greatness, I was 12 at the time and living in a coalmining town in England, this is the best live set I've ever heard, skynyrd were masters of their art.

[@robonbass6864]

At 7:25 that grin Ronnie makes when he says Mama you sho don't gotta stall .... He was feeling it .... Legend...

[@jameslookstwice]

Man the solos in "Searching" that day was outstanding,it gave me goosebumps!They were amazing!

[@daviddhoughton]

Man this same video had over a million views but I think it got deleted. Thank you Jesus I found this!! This performance will never get old!!! That smile Ronnie gives during the guitar solo gives me chills every time.

[@chrissalerno8222]

You'll find it on KZbin . Gary's solo is the bomb 💣

[@koriman2001]

This was the first time Steve Gaines was introduced to play with them. That's why Ronnie is smiling!! He found lightning in a jar with Steve Gaines.

[@daviddhoughton]

@@koriman2001 wow I didn’t know that!!

[@davidh6818]

​@@koriman2001 False-Steve had been in the band since the end of May-1st of June of 1976 and had already played on the live "One More From The Road"album recorded in July.Knebworth was the end of August(August 21st)1976 and he was an established member of the band by then.

[@sonnyblack71]

Would love to have seen Duane Allman and Steve play killer slide together!!! That would have been awesome!!!

[@SCjmb914]

What an awesome cover! Jimmie Rogers & Lynyrd Skynyrd? Who would have guessed?

[@macski6924]

I just have to keep coming back and watching this performance every few months. I always loved this song from their "One More From the Road" album that I had since I was a kid. So when I first saw this it was great to actually SEE a similar performance. But I failed to realize just how great this particular song was executed on that particular day. I'm thinking its about my favorite Skynyrd performance ever and also holding its own among other band's performances I have long considered really the best. What a loss...

[@catfishAndy]

Thank you guys for the music! It’s a huge part of my life to this day. God bless from Temperance, Michigan.

[@davidh6818]

They're all gone now,with the exception of Artimus Pyle(drums)and Leslie Hawkins(backing vocals)but their names and their music will live on,and will inspire generations of kids to learn the eternal gift of music by watching these old clips.Rest In Peace Ronnie,Steve,Cassie,Dean,Allen,Leon, Billy,JoJo,Ed,and Gary,you guys(and girls)have truly earned it.....

[@robonbass6864]

Brother Steve basically gave his life for this band ..... Just like people can have a stronger connection with a one year relationship than one where they were together for 10 years, Steve made his mark on this band in just a brief period and it was as if he had been an original member... He was welcomed into this band and loved very quickly.. looking back people still consider him just as large of a part of this band as anyone ever was even though his time was brief.. it's unfortunate he did not get time to enjoy his money and fame... But he will always be a legend... 🙏

[@chrissalerno8222]

One of the best, gone to soon 🎉❤

[@jeffbeck2335]

The best band ever.

[@cyclonnb]

The best version ever

[@Moose6340]

The guitar work is phenomenal, but Leon and Artemus kept that train rollin' at a hundred miles an hour the whole way. Absolutely wicked groove.

[@davidh6818]

Leon was criminally underrated as a base player,for sure.

[@BradLeonard-sq6og]

The best 3 guitars on a stage at the same time in the world

[@foxydancerchoreocougar544]

DAMN! Skynyrd - the BEST FREAKIN' LIVE MUSIC BAND IN HISTORY!!!!! As stellar as their original compositions are (see Street Survivors)...this cover of Jimmie Rogers's classic song is EPIC!!! The Cameraman was off, though. He didn't focus on the prodigiously gifted Steve Gaines, who tore this song up out of the ground, beyond the stage, and into the stratosphere. (That isn't Collins or Rossington whom Ronnie was smiling radiantly at...). He also should have focused on Billy Powell during his solo. But still...this song never fails to send me into the cosmos with euphoric bliss. Goddamn that shit-trap of a plane they boarded 15 months later...on my nineteenth birthday, no less...oh, Ronnie...Steve...where have you gone...

[@cindyporter138]

The very first note on that bass gets me every time. Would have loved to see this live💕

[@mattkaustickomments]

Director was an idiot. Billy P is killin it on his solo and they don’t show him at all. Barely picked up Steve’s slide solo.

[@davidlisowski5245]

The movie was assembled 20 years after the concert so some of the footage may have been lost or unusable.

[@Blackhorseveteran]

Watching this still sends shivers up my spine...what a great band....

[@robertkeough1839]

Allen Collins killing it

[@Cfb8402]

If anyone is aware of a better rock instrumental performance, please lmk. Ronnie ain’t no slouch either ha. But this 3 guitar lineup, good grief. Gaines sounds like he’s shot out of a cannon. Gary makes a guitar sing like no other, always. And when Collins plays, you damn well always know who it is. The driving baseline of Leon and punchy drums of Artimus are symphonic and as powerful as it gets musically. Oh yeah, just to remind everyone that no band has a better rock pianist, Billy Powell solo, why not.

[@MomentsDivine]

Amen!

[@jeffpurdy7959]

I'm a fan from the beginning ,love it still

[@TheElron71]

You just know that Ronnie is smiling at Cassie Gains when Steve is ripping. It just looks like he is thinking "Hell yes Cass, he is the real deal." Notice at 4:40 that Steve is doing the same kind of dirty lick that Gary Rossington does that also made Ronnie smile. I just think that the angle that he is looking is behind Steve Gains which would aim him right at the Honkett's and it makes perfect sense because Cassie networked Steve into the band and he brought a whole new life to the band.

[@bigbb416-5]

Yes! Because this was his audition! He’s definitely smiling at nodding to Cassie. Gary rossington spoke about this as you probably already know. You can hear steve tune up at the start. They told him what key and did a quick practice before the show and they said Steve acted like he didn’t even care and he came out and played this song and left on their tourbus after the concert as member! Such a sick story. !

[@davidh6818]

​@@bigbb416-5 This WAS NOT his audition.He'd been in the band 3 months by the time they played Knebworth and it was the largest crowd (by far)Lynyrd Skynyrd ever played in front of.Do you really think Ronnie Van Zant,being the perfectionist he was,would audition an unknown guitar player live onstage in front of their biggest audience ever😅???

[@johndurost5931]

I'm almost 60 and my heartbeat adrenaline go up every two I hear this

[@marilyndurham738]

Great shots of him singing. Great song. The audience was probably hot and tired but man they needed to MOVE their bodies for that performance!

[@grammy965]

Steve Gaines is such a class act

[@chuckm4540]

He makes me proud to be an Okie.

[@andrewperkins8532]

pure quality that will never be equalled, each of these guys were top top draw, the very best.

[@rudysilva3703]

The crowd didn't know what was coming, there weren't ready for this....

[@michellebutler3467]

That’s them boys!!!!! Southern Rocks Finest❤️

[@johnnyvanzant3861]

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[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Great seeing Ronnie smile so big. Steve put a new fire in them.

[@davebarlow6214]

Just remember....Always be ready, and "Don't let that flag hit the ground"..... One the of best bands performing one of the best songs ever.... I'd say 90% had no idea what they had just witnessed.....

[@chuckm4540]

I researched testimonials and comments from the folks who attended this show. The consensus among attendees is that Skynyrd blew the Stones off the stage. Several said the Stones arrived late for their set and played an average, somewhat sloppy performance. This show proves Skynyrd was one of the best, if not the best live band of their time.

[@davebarlow6214]

@@chuckm4540 Good work... Amen

[@MusicLover-kf3wq]

My exact thought!!! I've loved these guys all my life.

[@robinbolton6064]

Yup..... absolutely no idea!

[@julialane6645]

I noticed his words instantly. I was a young FreeBird in those days.

[@kjsky4244]

Lost count of how many turntable needles I wore out listening to this song from their “One More From the Road” album back in the late 70s. That’s one bad ass southern jam session!

[@googleusergp]

Imagine that when Mr. Gaines was auditioning for the part in the band, soundman Kevin Elson was told, "If he sucks, just cut him off". Mr. Elson replied, "This guy doesn't suck and man he can play". Mr. Gaines was very laid back and once commented, "Well I hope that I can contribute to the band....". He was just a regular guy and a superb performer. RIP, you were a legend.

[@bigbb416-5]

Where did you read that I want to check it out! Gary Rossingtom speaks on this. KZbin search: rossington on steve gaines joining the band. Cassy kept bragging about how good her brother was and he was in town playing a bar w crawdaddy. She asked , “can my brother play with you he’s amazing” and after she asked about a dozen times times they agreed. He came out and tuned up you can hear it at the start. They had ran the song through for about a minute before and told him what key they were in. … This was the audition! They allowed him to come on and if he sucked liked you said would just turn his amp down and this is what he pulled off. Ronnie is geekin the whole time, they couldn’t believe how good he was.

[@googleusergp]

I believe it was an interview that Mr. Rossington gave where that was said.

[@davidh6818]

​@@bigbb416-5 Gaines 1st show-May 11th Kansas City,Missouri.Not August 21st Knebworth,England😂😂😂.

[@kateyrubino7596]

Don’t let that flag touch the ground ❤❤❤ true patriots proud Americans, such a gift we should be so thankful ❤ what an honor to have this recorded, what a privilege

[@billrosemond243]

I love music...from the 50's. 60's. 70's...Skynyrd and RVZ were the best!

[@RobGrognerd]

sure do miss Ronnie, Steve, Cassie, Allen, Ed, Bob, Billy, Leon & JoJo please, y'all save me a seat at the bar in that big Honky Tonk in the Sky

[@elizamota567]

Você consegue ver a modéstia em cada um deles, banda totalmente despretensiosa e fez tanto por nós. Como eu te amo, Ronnie.

[@billrosemond243]

This might be the best song of the best concert EVER! This dude left us way too early. What a crying shame

[@hayleybmadiggunter6798]

Ronnie Vanzant was the coolest frontman in rocking roll history.

[@BradLeonard-sq6og]

And he pissed off Mick jagger going out on the tongue

[@eduardojrgarcia3085]

Great guitar playing 🎸🎸

[@michaelcrowson3174]

Ronnie was the Clint Eastwood of Southern Rock. Best. He's my top 5 singers of all time.

[@reagan513]

Great song writer to sir...

[@Lowgun5]

It's almost uncanny how the film crew managed to miss the guitarist who was performing nearly every solo. Still, a great band at their peak, live with no studio jiggery pokery. You're welcome, England, for this set. One of the greatest Rock and Roll live performances ever caught on tape.

[@chrissalerno8222]

You'll find it on KZbin! Exactly what you looking for Gary's solo is the best ever!!!!!!

[@macski6924]

They completely missed Billy's piano solo as well. I mean they had a lot of camera angles but somehow in editing it got screwed up. Maybe someday someone will go through the originals and get it right.

[@Moose6340]

I honestly don't know who was more stoned...the band, the crowd, or the director.

[@andypeters6694]

Ronnie’s look at 4:06. He knew they were cookin.

[@alexwoolridge94aw]

Who'd a thought we'd be watching this epic performance on our smartphones?

[@davidperry7271]

Right our land phones weren’t even cordless yet ☎️

[@MomentsDivine]

@@davidperry7271 Some people were still using rotary phones!

[@petefumberger5225]

There have been many great covers of original songs over the years. Hurt by Johnny Cash. I've Got To Have You by Carly Simon. This list is long and illustrious. But Lynyrd Skynyrd's version of T for Texas is the greatest version of an original song, ever, in the history of music, by a long way. This song is perfection.

[@ronnie5129]

DON" T LET THAT FLAG HIT THE GROUND, MR. VAN ZANT COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER, COUSIN FIGEL

[@lukeswain1752]

They censored the 1976 live album cover of theirs. Had a bird with a rebel flag. Thank goodness! I sure was offended by a flag! So glad they changed it to a picture of the southern states. What a relief! Now I can listen to that album! 🤦‍♂️

[@lukeswain1752]

In fact, you can see for yourself kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYCylZJqbK2jmrs

[@MomentsDivine]

@@lukeswain1752 i know.. it’s ridiculous beyond all belief. Make America Sane Again, sweet Lord 🙏

[@albertaproud7855]

Hands down, unarguably the greatest band in human history.

[@jackson5781]

One of the best songs ever hands down

[@dianethibeault208]

SUCH A HANDSOME SMILE DANCING EYES

[@floydcouncil1690]

Goddamn these boys can play, and Ronnie knows it.

[@siberia1409]

FOR YA''LL THAT DON'T KNOW, TEXAS AND TENNESSE HAVE VERY, VERY CLOSE TIES GOING BACK TO THE LATE 1700s!

[@Cupidville]

Greatest guitar 🎸 orchestra ever 🌈🎸🎶

[@bnkrbr27]

The stones made the audience wait damn near 5 HOURS after Skynyrds set. That's what I'm talking bout.

[@ronnie5129]

Dick, LOL, LOL, Ya Buddy, I can Mick & Keith talking about, HOW IN THE HELL CAN WE FOLLOW THAT BAND ? They Just Kicked Royal Ass Here, Cousin Figel

[@rockinredneck57]

Mick was pouting over Ronnie moving the guys down onto the tongue during Free Bird. Mick had told them to stay off the tongue. Ronnie wanted them up front where everyone could see them. He practically drug Steve out there.

[@debrawardlaw4558]

@@ronnie5129 Ain't that right. I couldn't have followed that either if I had been Jagger. This is one American band that kicked his rear

[@robertcastillo5109]

Jacksonville's finest... these guys practiced their asses off before they got spotted by a promotor....it definitely shows up in their live performances from way back in the day...

[@katydorrance2042]

My GOD!!! Best Rock Band ever!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@johnnyjohnson2268]

Nice to think that the legendary rock music of Skynryd is being enjoyed down there in Brazil, where they speak in Portuguese and dance to the samba....

[@cliffbooth3157]

Ronnie was such a fucking leader man....fuck I'm inspired ✨🙌

[@sammcewan1219]

Just an amazing band tears watching this

[@ambo351]

What is , and what can never be. The tightest and best musicians that will ever grace this planet

[@ronniebaughman1666]

RONNIE VANZANT AND THE BAND there will never be another in the land that will ever be like this again.

[@joelhoward8211]

They blew the Stones of the stage.

[@cyclonnb]

yep)

[@charlesmoss5324]

Thank GOD you saved it. Sounds like good quality. .In His Service. Pappy at 316.

[@bobdixon4998]

He sang it in American English, it was played in international musical notes, but I believe it should not be translated into other languages. In order to listen to the spirit of the song you have to believe in Texas and believe in Tennessee. In order to sing the song you have to know what you are singing about!!!!

[@danyarwood1432]

ya. listen to this over and over! Cheers from Canada!!

[@john.vdennis758]

No words can explain how I feei about my brothers

[@jarhead03xx37]

Say what you want but blues/folk/southern rock is the best live music . Listening to this with a tube amplifier and Klipsch speakers