Lynyrd Skynyrd- Free Bird Reaction 

SSShadow Wolf I’m that person in the bar!

Texas Magnolia 🤣💯😎

Texas Magnolia I’m going to do that in an opera lol!🤣

SSShadow Wolf I’ve yet to be at a concert when someone didn’t yell, “FREE BIRD.” LOL.

Lisa Michelle child I’ll be holding a lighter in the nursing home 😁

Southern as grits!

Funny thing is...I'm turning 1Q: 50yo in a couple weeks. That song is masterpiece! ...IDK what anyone else thinks is a good song

She sure as hell did.

Just another reason music brings us all closer together.

RareHarmony as a Latino I agree. My parents both born in Mexico who came here in the 80s are lynyrd fans as well. Good music knows no bounds!

It's not really that big of an accomplishment. When you can watch a reaction video without mentioning the reactor's race, that would be something.

Geez.. you people are so gullible!

Robert Slack Why? I adore these pure reactions in a generation that didn’t get the memo in the 70s that we weren’t supposed to listen to each other’s music or risk being ridiculed by kids of our own cultures. So pure joy in the music happens and ITS CONTAGIOUS! Who knows, I may go into a bar (I’m 57) full of young people of all stripes grooving on the anthems of my youth. What a pleasure, plus it helps narrow the generation gap. Jmho

And I'll go out on a limb and say.....We miss you and feel you Original Lynard Skynard RIP

The only players that died were Ronnie and Steve but losing Cassie was tough as well. Everyone is happy she encouraged the band to listen to her little brother audition. He was exactly what they needed.

@@rockinredneck57 "only"? You are kidding

I remember! I was a junior in high school. I’ll never forget that day!

Indeed. That guitar solo reached the galaxy's edge some years ago and is now half way to Andromeda.

Heard the same thing, that one Allen Collins closes the show every night in Rock -N- Roll Heaven with that never ending, ripping lead.

Sadly the ensemble grows a little more each year. I can see Jimi Hendrix jumping in and jammin'.

@@noahbawdy3395 Billions of years from now, it will make it all the way back to earth due to the curvature of the universe.

It's out there in the nether like a homing beacon for any intelligent life that might hear.

ain't nobody keeping up with Allen!

I remember being about 19 and deciding to air guitar this while slightly buzzed. I was a sweaty mess before it was over haha.

Lmao

Lol I love that

Indeed. That guitar solo reached the galaxy's edge some years ago and is now half way to Andromeda.

Well Joe, I have it on good authority that the legend is indeed true. Rock out and good day sir.

@@ScribeCash Wheb YOU said you felt like you caught the Holy Ghost~I was cracking up! Us old time fans from the beginning always say things like that. We are like...JUST WAIT till that one section hits the ears of a new listener. It WILL "change your religion" is our side joke cuz it lifts you up into the song and it just draws you in. Believe me wr ARE watching uou to see when thar guitar riff comes in and you finally hear it! It's really such a great thing for us older fans and a true pleasure to see the reaction of newer ppl coming to appreciate them. I'm SO glad that you'll be checking out more of theor videos~you won't be disappointed in any of their music. Unfortunately I wasn't able to see the original members. BUT I DID get to see the second lineup when they finally decided to come back to performing again after the accident. I got to see them a few tkmes. But I've gotta say that one of the BEST shows was at what is their ANNUAL show at the Beacon Theatre in NYC where they play a bunch of dates. It's a great place to see them because there's not a bad seat in the house and the acoustics are absolutely amazing in there. I also got to see them a few times over at the Nassau Colosseum out on Long Island NY which is in my hometown. They ALWAYS play there right after their dates at Madison Square Garden. So years ago you'd have 3 venues to catch them at. Then they'd go over to New Jersey and do their Meadowlands shows. I grew up on their music and its great to see you discovering amd enjoying them. Plesse check out the song Simple Man. It's considered one of their classics and I just know that you'll love it. 🤘❤😎

Joe Kent-the Magical Gent Well they do change the strings on the guitar every now and again...

Owen you are right

Big claim

@@js3244 its not

Billy "Mr Keys" Powell. RIP Billy. Play it pretty for Atlanta or wherever they were playing Ronnie would say

Agreed! Best one so far. Shaq's was good when he just walked out at the end but this reminded me of when I heard FREEBIRD for the first time. LEGENDARY AND EPIC INDEED!! Almost 50 yrs ago and still blowing minds!! 🔥🔥🔥

Sure was!! You've got talent, girl!👍💗🎸

I’m rocking the fuck out.

I love when she tries to keep up with the drums at 10:00

Go watch NoLifeShaq

Don't have to imagine it I lived it...saw them 4 times before the crash...

Been there done that. My favorite is hanging out around a fire with buddies drinking beer and singing at the top of our lungs. Now that's America!

I did, also remember where i was when the plane went down, we all just stood their

@@charleshall9755 I was 17, had tickets, then the crash - devasted for them, their family and yes for myself. I was the only girl from NJ in college in PA in my dorm to have my Skynyrd poster on the wall. Last year my 17 year old freshman daughter going to VT - put up a Lynyrd Skynyrd poster in her room!! I felt complete, ha!

And Radar Love

Noah Bawdy lol I like that !

With a jet pack instead of coasting!

That is so true!

Like a old country song 90 MPH down a dead end street

R.I.P. Guitarists Steve Gaines (died in the plane crash 10/20/77), Leon Wilkeson, Allen Collins, and Ed King. Also, Ronnie Van Zant (founder and lead singer), Cassie Gaines ( one of the backup singers, The Honkettes) both died in the crash, keyboards player, Billy Powell,

You people are such suckers.. this girl could care less about lynyrd ..she’s hustling you idiots for likes and subscribers and you dopes believe it

@@richardlacey4923 Would you please stop trolling. For the love of God! Yes, we know that her bottom line is to try to make money, but you can also tell that her reaction to the song is genuine. If you don't like these reaction videos, go watch something else...but STOP commenting on most every thread the same thing! Just SHUT THE FUCK UP & MOVE ON!! Sheesh!!

She gets it.

giggles...What "artistry" you speak? What musical background? :-) Making 50 selfie videos und posting them to das Web ist not "artistry" nor "musical background". You earn such titles from your peers (who work das industry) voting you relevant recognition. Get real. :-) Auf Wiedersehen

@@ivankaleoniefuchs333 Just because you don't become famous or sell a lot of albums that doesn't make you less of an artist. She did make her own music.

100!

I AGREE

Absolutely Tuesdays Gone beautiful song

Wait, we have to pick ONE? Then I have to go with "Green Grass And High Tides Forever" by the Outlaws. We don't really have to pick ONE, do we?

i love simple man! they were a great band!

Testify

YES!!!!

Oakland is my pick

Live from the Fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta back in 76 is my favorite live version. "Play it pretty for Atlanta".

@@RobGamesOn my favorite live version of "Three Steps" was the Fox Theatre performance.

Dana Pawlik Wow, I've seen Skynyrd 7 times, 2 times original band once in Oakland colisium day on the green with Edgar & Johnny Winter in 76 one of my favorite shows. I never thought about Freebird being Ronnie's last song he ever played. Fitting. Fly on FREEBIRD..

Ronnie was and still is the man. RIP RVZ, you are missed.

OMG, I almost cried when I read that! So beautiful, and so sad!

Abderrahman Asmahri Listen to Parisienne Walkways live by the late, great Gary Moore if you haven't already done so. 🤘

I actually have it downloaded on my phone do not worry :)

I think people should always start on studio versions. Live is enjoyed because your mind fills in what the usually poor audio quality drops out since you know the song so well.

Shaun S, I normally agree, but the album version has no piano, and I swear, even if I wasn’t watching the live, the guitar and piano are fire. But, I was merely suggesting that she watch the live version. These guys are awesome.

@@Tuesdays_Gone there should always be a base model to go from when jumping into the live versions of songs. I think a listen to a studio version is required before jumping to the live versions... With a few exceptions (Do You Feel Like We Do by Peter Frampton).

Rob Franklin, and Cheap Trick’s rendition of AIN’T THAT A SHAME.

The Coliseum live is the best in my opinion

I remember. I graduated in 80

Alan Collins played the solo with a second track and 2 rhythm guitars backing him up

Alan Collins, Ed King doing the solo Gary Rossington doing rythem on the solo. However that's Gary doing all the slide work at the beginning. Before I catch any slack about Steve Gaines doing the solo this song came out before Steve joined the band

As for whether it was a battle, guitars harmonizing, guitars and rhythm guitars or whatever, and as for who played what, who cares? It was, is and will ever remain EPIC

@@sampost4548 That's right. Some of what you might be getting from people is because all of the live clips of this song on RU-vid have Steve Gaines playing on this song.

@@sampost4548 On the album it wasn't a three guitar attack like most people think. Allen Collins played the leads, Gary Rossington played slide and rhythm guitars, and Ed King played bass. Live, of course, was their famous 3 guitar attack.

Dude, get with it...these are phony reactions for likes and subscribers, like she really gives a crap about this music.. really??

O shit I just left a comment to want her to listen to Johnny cash dam it youtube got me again

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Knebworth, England (1976) was their best live performance of Free Bird. They were so good, in fact, that they stole the show from the headliners, The Rolling Stones. In England, no less...

@@oscarwilde6649 It seems that the comment was, perhaps, leaning more towards respect and sorrow for the tragedy, than a comparison of best live performances, both of which are killer shows, by the way. No disrespect intended.

@@oscarwilde6649 Perhaps. However the Oakland '77 show coming only three months before the plane crash, adds a sense of poignancy that sets it apart from others.

David Hapka Yes! This one is a MUST see! There are few things that are once in a lifetime, and this one you’re recommending is it! ❤️❤️❤️

The one in Greenville SC in 77 was the saddest live one because it was their last one. Their plane crashed after leaving Greenville SC. Such a tragic day

I literally just posted.. if u dont play freebird at my funeral are we even friends?

The church fight in Kingsmen

Micah Mallory surprisingly also in Forrest Gump

Also in "Almost Famous"...

Sweet home alabama I got them some w**d last time they played in Colorado fiddersgreen amphitheatre

It’s an instrumental but Jessica is a great song

100!

She is gonna freak to hell out.

Home sweet home Alabama was always tacky to me. I grew up with this shit, and still have my original pronounced albulm. Couldn’t go to one single outdoor party without skynyrd being played, and when Alabama was being played, every dumb ass shit starter started his first fight, sometimes several at the same time for no god damn reason but to start shit !

Listened to both Qakland and Knebworth...... Knebworth definitely has the edge.......

Yes!!!

@@67cuda38 Yeah not my favorite either.

@@derekfellows2848 Camre angles at both those live shows were lacking a lot COnvention Hall show in 1977 is in black and white but has better camera angles and doesnt miss out key guitar parts.