Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone | FIRST TIME REACTION | 1976 Winterland (Official)

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[@BisscuteReacts]

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[@hichamfiala2684]

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[@hichamfiala2684]

I loved you under duress, not because you are the most beautiful, but because you are the deepest. The lover of beauty is usually a fool.

[@mcaldlnr]

I kinda figured that and was not going to respond...but thanks, I watch all your vids😃

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

So that telegraph i got with your phone number and directions to your house isnt real?? 😄

[@66391_Moshup]

These musicians are so good that they can make these instruments cry.

[@757optim]

Skynyrd's genre was known as "Southern Rock". The Marshall Tucker Band, The Allman Brothers, The Charlie Daniels Band, ZZ Top, Molly Hatchet... Great music.

[@fredblauvelt3445]

You forgot The Outlaws

[@MarcoMartel864]

38 Special

[@WyrdBlogger01]

I fully agree, but you can delete ZZ Top.

[@toddbrown3606]

Southern Rock was and is awesome!!

[@zzz7zzz9]

amen. she needs to get into some Molly Hatchet.

[@andrewcurtis4568]

The piano player Billy Powell was originally a roadie for the band, they didn't even know he could play piano. As soon as they found out they fired him immediately as a roadie and asked him to join the band.

[@curiousman1672]

The background singers were called the Honkettes. Cassie Gaines (died in the crash), Jojo Billingsley (died of cancer some years ago), and Leslie Hawkins (still alive). She's the only one left from that era. Great song.

[@dannysene5030]

The original Lynyrd Skynyrd is my fav band ever. They had everything.

[@bharre]

Billy Powell was a classically trained pianist, and was working as one of the band’s equipment managers (roadies), when one day he started playing a musical from Chopin while the band was taking a break from recording. None of the members knew that he actually played the piano whatsoever.

[@markavell7111]

I saw your Band three times in Denver in the 70s. Thank you!!!!

[@silviocrespo4329]

This video was not recorded for commercial purposes, as can be seen from the audio flaws. But it's an extraordinary document of what the band actually was like. You liked it because it's real.

[@edwardvolner8678]

This is southern rock, it's a perfect blend of blues, country and rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd was a southern band, from Jacksonville Florida

[@gabbyg7216]

The band learned piano-playing roadie Billy Powell played piano, after hearing him play they had him formally join as their keyboardist. Great song and reaction!!

[@NSBlack_Stallion]

As a roadie he was loading or unloading equipment and just took a break. Turned out to be his lucky break because he sat down and just played a bit to chill out. Billy Powell and Gary Rossington were/are my favorites. They had a beautiful approach and it connected with the listener in a solid straight line.

[@johnbrus3510]

Many groups won't, or can't, reproduce their studio sound live. "Dire Straights," for example, but bands the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Allmans, do it perfectly. I think it's what fans actually pay to hear.

[@lgempet2869]

In answer to your question, this is a Southern Rock group in my opinion. And this is an AMAZING masterpiece of a song…my absolute favorite from Lynyard Skynyrd. As an aside, the back-up singers in this performance are phenomenal too!👍🎊

[@johnedwards1685]

When these wonderful people were destroyed in that aircraft crash my friend turned up at our door absolutely devastated. He was inconsolable. My mum insisted he stay with us and put him in our spare bedroom. That tragedy reached across the Atlantic to England and moved souls.

[@andrewcurtis4568]

Hard to believe the GREAT Gary Rossington has now left us. I'd give anything to have witnessed their reunion in heaven. Love you dudes.

[@user-ec8lp6nv7s]

The guitar soloist in Tuesdays gone Gary rossington passed away a few weeks ago he was the last living member of of the band! Rip

[@MYSTICRATTLER]

Hammond B-3 organ, The most beautiful sound in the WORLD. I Love your description of the Organ...LOL

[@667neighbourofthebeast]

They had more than their fair share of troubles with addiction, in band politics and tensions. In the beginning, they were one of the hardest working bands on the touring circuit. They're not country per sae, more Southern rock/soul/blues. Sweet home Alabama! And their so called affiliation with the confederacy, was just a marketing ploy introduced by management. I think the backup vocalists were hired for the last album, but would sing the back catalogue also when performing live.

[@srt8rocketship241]

They knew what the people wanted to hear. Masters of sweet , guitar driven Southern Rock. Molly Hatchet- Dreams I'll Never See would be another great.

[@BrianYates-ct9db]

Good afternoon from sunny New England...As a drummer in my humble opinion this iteration of Skynard with Artimus Pyle on drums is the strongest lineup...Although Billy Powell was THE hidden weapon of the band ✌️👍🧐

[@bobshaw8319]

The greatest American band in history

[@davewelch377]

Nobody plays live music like this nowadays! All great musicians and singers without auto tune. Great reaction!!

[@fredblauvelt3445]

I saw them in Long Beach California in 1977. They had the Outlaws open for them. Truly a nite to remember. There's no bands like this anymore. Please listen to, lynyrd skynyrd one from the road. I promise you won't be disappointed.

[@garyscharf9232]

There's an EPIC live version of their song "Freebird" from a concert at the Oakland coliseum that's a must.

[@brianshanny7494]

This song is pure nostalgia. I always feel like I should be at a backyard barbeque some summer in the late 70s early 80s when I hear it...

[@richiecabral3602]

This is a bit off topic, but this song always makes me think of "Dazed and Confused", which is a Richard Linklater comedy movie from the 90s, that's a period piece about high-school in 1976 Texas. It's a good flick, and it has a killer soundtrack. You should put it on your list for Bissflix.

[@azachman]

I'll second that!

[@deanroddey2881]

Absolutely. That's basically my bio-pic pretty much. He nailed that time exactly, at least in my experience.

[@J3scribe]

There were no rules to music in the 1970s. That's what made it the greatest generation of music. It probably started in 1968, but, you know... Totally unique creativity.

[@mcaldlnr]

This band was so unbelievably unique, I was lucky enough to se them the summer before the plane crash...they could literally levitate the arena...not kidding. And a rock band to have female backup singers..unheard-of. Plus a PIANO..again unheard-of. Three lead guitarist. And to talk about gun violence in Mr 38 special and alcohol and drug abuse in that smell...just unbelievably rare and special ❤❤❤

[@bandmaidfanATL]

Nah, they are Southern Rock, and more Blues influence than country, but I am now splitting hairs. They and The Allman Brothers are the kings of Southern Rock. Also, the reason there is a lot of piano in Southern songs is because most every home had a piano back in the 40s and 50s when these artists were kids. You seem to really like them, you must be from Southern Romania. 😂 And a nice nod to Margaret Mitchell. The reference is really profound, basically my girl outgrew me ..again.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Yea we must correct the youth, it's southern rock NOT country.

[@azachman]

A damn fine song! A damn fine band! Rip.

[@OraJarrels]

Now this is Skynyrd. 😊 That "cover band" did ok but no one can cover the feeling and soul Ronnie put into his singing. Thank you Bisscute.

[@BisscuteReacts]

My pleasure, thanks for watching ❤️

[@dakotaconners107]

Great selection from Lynyrd Skynyrd and is much overlooked song. Thanks for posting and from Texas I wish you a great Day

[@667neighbourofthebeast]

Wot you talkin' 'bout, Willis?!😅 This is one of their most beloved songs. Probably their best. 'Sweet home Alabama' skyrocketed their fame, but 'Tuesday's Gone' cemented their ethos as a band.😊

[@dakotaconners107]

@@667neighbourofthebeast your almost right but it was Free Bird that brought them a much deserved international fame. As far as Tuesday's Gone it was one of their best along with Simple Man however; you don't see many live versions of either of these two songs. What cemented Free Birds fame was their concert over in England (kenninsgton i believe) when they were part of the Rolling Stones concert. This is when Lynyrd Skynyrd blew the Rolling Stones away.

[@667neighbourofthebeast]

@@dakotaconners107 Aha, cool, thanks. What I understand, is that Free Bird (1973) and most of their early catalogue didn't get much recognition (via air-play on popular radio networks.) until the release of Sweet home Alabama (1974). After Sweet home Alabama, is when the networks and public, other than their established fan base, started taking real interest in them. Cheers for the info. Skynyard has definitely influenced the music scene, and landscape, for decades.

[@dakotaconners107]

@@667neighbourofthebeast you may want to look at the live concert videos on KZbin with them at the London concert. They have videos of many of their songs includinf Sweet Home Alabama and their finally Free Bird which tore up the crowd

[@bucs0385]

I dont know why but everytime I hear this song i think of the movie Happy Gilmore cause it plays at the end of the movie. Great song, plus Metallica does a really good cover of this as well. Great reaction Biss!!!

[@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz]

❤😮😢😅😂another good example of an awesome an bad ass rock band you picked another kick ass band and song miss biss you totally rock❤😢

[@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz]

Hey Tuesdays gone it's means one thing it's hump day lol lol😮and closer to Friday...

[@alanwilliamson9350]

And when Friday comes you'll be a Freebird for the weekend...lol

[@jeffreysummers5397]

Lighters in the air!!!

[@alanwilliamson9350]

I could see myself slow dancing with Bisscute for days to this song. ❤ Skynyrd is my all time favorite band.

[@russallert]

Lynyrd Skynyrd were basically a Southern rock band, but with strong country and blues influences. Keyboardist Billy Powell was a classically trained musician, which added another dimension to their sound, and the backing vocalists (The Honkettes) brought a strong gospel influence into the band. The whole gig was filmed by in-house cameras installed at Winterland, and they recorded some amazing artists and performances. In fact, they captured the original raw unedited version of The Last Waltz concert by The Band in 1976, which was also professionally filmed by Martin Scorsese and later had a lot of overdubbing work done on it to correct mistakes and cover sound quality problems.

[@BisscuteReacts]

I see, thank you for the info ❤️

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hi Miss Bisscute !!! You have definitely found A Great Song Here & Should be Great Fun for you Today on Tuesday !!! Next you are Definitely going to want the Moody Blues ( Tuesday afternoon ) old school !!! Incredible sound indeed 😁👍👍😎 AS always the like button 🔘 has been Illuminated 😁👍👍 🌞 Hope to Join the live notification ON !!!!

[@genov9374]

And "Ruby Tuesday" by the Rolling Stones 😀

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

@@genov9374 indeed Never can go wrong with Mick & The Stones !!! 😎👍👍 !!! Thanks for the Comment !!! 🌞🎵🎸🎹 🎶

[@steveo44]

Really beautiful song. Many of the band died in a plane crash. At the time they were one of the biggest bands in the world and still on the rise. Such talented musicians.

[@George-ux6zz]

I'm sure you know most groups use a studio band when recording their songs. Not so with Lynyrd Skynyrd. They recorded with the same band you see on stage.

[@user-qq1uy8qj6l]

Amazing song. This band had so many great songs in their time

[@subhugi5906]

Your attempts to categorize Lynyrd Skynyrd are fun. I have lived in the southeastern part of the US all of my life and bands like Skynyrd are called "southern rock" (as stated below). My belief is that these guys grew up in the rural south, listening to the country music that their parents were listening to. Then, they heard rock and roll, and, put their own personal spin on it - as well of the accents that you liked with the lead singer. I think with the guitars that it leans more towards rock than country.

[@claytonwood1889]

I've always loved Lynyrd Skynyrd. You have the prettiest facial expressions

[@shinjusmith5293]

Listening to Skynard is like sipping a fine Southern bourbon. You should sit back, close your eyes and just soak it all in.

[@markreagan8277]

You can't ask for a better band performing live. Lynyrd Skynyrd, the whole band had talent that is unmatched. The great Allen Collins wrote the music and Ronnie Van Zant wrote the lyrics to Tuesdays Gone.

[@elizabethfyffe5377]

Ronnie was so talented! Great singer great song writer! So sad all members are dead now.

[@Gutslinger]

This is probably my favorite song by them, mostly for the riff and instrumentation. On the studio recording it's just so damn smooth. The bass, the transitions, the piano solo, the riff.. It's a climax.

[@papabob1127]

Country music and Southern Rock that’s blended together is also called “ROCK A BILLY”

[@solzimer]

This song is a classic one, and got covered very often. Even Metallica covered it on their Garage Days Revisited Album.

[@waynewynn5892]

Another classic of Lynyrd Skynyrd. I’m not sure if anyone has mentioned this but Ronnie had two younger brothers. One is still singing with the band. The other was in a band called 38 Special. One of their most iconic songs was called “A heart needs a second chance”. Thanks for all the hard work and great content Bisscute.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Love this song. Haveht seen it live. Love your ractions. Thank you. Loved billy powells piano.

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

Ronny Van Zant was an onery ole Blackfoot Indian. He was known for being a bully and when he was trying to recruit Cassie Gaines brother Steve into the band Steve climbed a tree to get away from him. Because Steve was a nerdy guy and he thought knowing Ronny's reputation he was looking to beat him up. But he just wanted him to join the band.

[@jamesmontgomery9523]

Ronnie was not a Blackfoot Indian. It was Allen Collins that climbed a tree to get away from Ronnie. You are right about him being a tough guy and bully at times.

[@excelsior6365]

Lynyrd Skynyrd is part of the Sothern Rock that inherited a great tradition of piano playing and was influenced by FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals Alabama. Look up Little Richard, whose piano style was copied and modified by the Beatles in their St Pepper's album, and Jerry Lee Lewis whose playing was legendary.

[@kevinmcgeown9727]

ronnie had a brilliant voice to me the band died when he did. watch freebird from the same time. I know it's been done many times before but you'll love it. ronnies tomb was vandalised and his casket was dropped on the ground by the grave robbers. his family moved his body to another cemetery.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

Metallica covered this song with a bunch of musical guests. Definitely worth a listen. I would classify them as Southern Rock, which has a heavy country music influence.

[@ramondwilliam1307]

And mix some blues in there to.

[@nickolaibuck9301]

One of which was mr Gary rossington himself

[@dhz781]

yeah the metallica cover is definitely worth checking out!

[@airgunfun4248]

What a joke metal licker should stay in their dumb ass lane

[@jeffyoung801]

❤ Your reactions are priceless.

[@ScorpioKing1]

I grew up on these sounds and amazing groups and I wouldn't change anything.

[@bobsatan69]

Seeing Biss smile at this beautiful song made my day.🙂 also this genre of music is called southern or country rock.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Miss Madalina They are known as Southern Fried Rock that Mix Between Country & Rock there are Several Groups that Fell in between like This like Molly Hatchet , Fog Hat ,& Blackfoot Even CCR. They have Many Hits for you to enjoy & explore / Dive Deep into per say I Hope you find this info helpful & followed up with one of my Suggestions & I am sure others suggested as well.

[@johnsmathers190]

There is a documentary about them before and during the plane crash. I actually saw them in Greenville SC, the night before the plane crash in October of 1977.

[@icorezx14r]

Lynyrd Skynyrd was such an original band. A cross between Rock, Country and Blues. Such great talent and appeal to a huge audience. The accident was a great loss, to us all!

[@paulocruz4105]

Amazing choice 👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@MauricioDelaRosa-ue9ut]

My favorite song from them.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Nice, glad you liked this ❤️

[@westgateslave]

A piano in rock and roll was almost synonymous with blues rock from the south. Rock ballads took off with the popularity of the early genre and has spread throughout the music industry.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Oh I see, ty ❤️

[@Tdub0911]

Whenever I hear this song anymore all I think of is the end of the night after the kegger in Dazed and Confused movie.

[@user-kw5nl3ct3v]

The first thing that came to my mind was "dont know what you got till its gone" by Cinderella

[@waynesmith5313]

Beautiful song!!

[@jamiepuente481]

Southern rock is its own genre

[@jameskirchner2655]

1 of my favorite bands of all times 👏👏

[@curiousman1672]

Absolute classic from the lads from Jacksonville. Train roll on.

[@user-uh3nn9sm1j]

Such a great reaction!! You are an added bonus to my youth music!

[@rickthoma6428]

Best musicians and vocals!

[@420datherb420]

Skynyrd is southern rock. Keyboards are common, I think the “honky tonk” piano of billy Powell helped set skynyrd apart. BTW Leonard Skinner was their Gym teacher in High School.! That’s where their name came from.

[@kerstengaul7262]

So far I only knew Metallica's version. Thank you for introducing the original!

[@brucejahnke1329]

Good tunes Bisscute. Love this band. So sad we had to loose some of them in that plane crash. Rock on Bothers.

[@paulstewart6203]

Those three ladies singing back up were called "the honkettes".

[@spis_dritt]

This was my HS Senior Class Song in 2001.

[@larrygordley4232]

Great song all song really great I grow up listen all music 60 70 80's I still listen to it today

[@stevepas1]

Southern Rock and blues. Try the allman brothers, Jessica

[@cocoboobenstein]

That piano solo is gorgeous.

[@codydsimmons615]

Really glad you listened to this one! It’s right up there with free bird!

[@bigbow62]

Such a voice, story teller and songwriter ✌️🙂

[@edwardvolner8678]

This is southern rock, it's a perfect blend blues country and rock,it was Billy Pawel on piano and organ,and Gary Rossington on lead guitar Allen Collins on rhythm guitar

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

Skynard had 3 dualling guitarists.

[@JoshSmith-wo7zw]

Gary Rosington Allen Collins and Steve Gains. Steve and his sister Cassie died in the plane crash along with Ronnie Van Zant among others.

[@ClayMorrow91]

The first time I heard this song was during the opening and closing of a classic Adam Sandler movie called Happy Gilmore.

[@herrzimm]

NOT my favorite Skynryd song by a LONGSHOT... but it is still one that I actually can understand why so many people want to get someone to hear it. It does take L.S. into a "different lane" as far as the music is concerned, and it does a wonderful job of highlighting the vocal talent that defined the band's sound overall.

[@TheCashcrue]

My favorite band of all time.

[@g54b95]

I would categorize them as Southern Rock vs. Country, for sure.

[@justitia257]

Great Band

[@coffee-xg6my]

Atlanta Rhythm Section's Robert Nix played the drums on this track for the album

[@neillenet291]

This was the year I saw them live, my first concert, 1976 at The Capital Centre Landover, Maryland.

[@harryhosea6525]

Hey Biss it’s Harry good luck on the reaction video today Biss I hope you have a good day today Biss

[@ricksiracusa1374]

Dracula, one of my bucketlist destinations, Romania.

[@MarcoMartel864]

This music genre is considered "Southern Rock". If I'm not mistaken, the majority of the band was from Northern Florida / Southern Georgia, U S

[@jamesdalton8539]

it's not country per say but a sub-genre of Rock-n-Roll called Southern Rock. There were many bands in this genre that came out of the southern U.S., Allman Brothers Band, Molly Hachet, Mountain, and of course Lynrd Skynrd plus many more. The music does have some country elements, it is a mix of country, rock, blues, and even jazz!

[@schnurvids]

Good ol boys making good ol music.

[@jsandoval6957]

love it love it love it !!!!!!!

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Recommend: Artist is Joe Bonamassa. Song is called Drive. Official Video. 😊

[@danielslover8669]

Great reaction! If you want to see a crowd reaction to Skynyrd, check out “Freebird “ live at Oakland. I don’t think you will be disappointed and I look forward to seeing you react to it.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you, got it ❤️

[@willfromyadkinville]

it's go time! enjoy!

[@ElizabethJohnson-ss4ce]

I loved your description of the organ! 😁

[@aaronarnold7653]

Excellent Live Version, Excellent reaction...well done Bisc❤🎉😊

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you kindly, Happy Holidays ❤️

[@aaronarnold7653]

@@BisscuteReacts Aloha