WELP ITS SATURDAY..| Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tuesday's Gone REACTION!! 

In my opinion, Lynard Skynard was and always will be one of the best bands that ever walked this earth. The plane crash was devastating to so many people who loved them. Thanks for reacting to this wonderful song brother. I'm glad you sat back and let it sink in to your soul.

Every time this song comes on I feel like the party's over. Everybody's passed out, sun's about to rise. Makes me feel Dazed and Confused.

Eargasm is the word you’re looking for. ☮️💜

This song still makes me feel kinda sad. But at the same time feel like I'm wrapped in a warm blanket

Married to a musician. Their weekend was always Monday & Tuesday. Back on the road Wednesday To play Thurs, Fri, & Sat

Gary Rossington poured his soul into that guitar solo.

Ballad of Curtis Lowe is my favorite Lenard Skynyrd song.

You should do the ballad of Curtis lowe by them another one of there great songs

The Adam Sandler movie "Happy Gilmore" used the riff from this song.

Try "Simple Man" by them. I think you'll enjoy it

This is the first song the local radio station played shortly after the 9/11 attacks. Happened on a Tuesday and yeah...

Everytime I hear this song, I think of Happy Gilmore.

Southern Rock is some of the best music ever created. The cross between Rock and Blues cant be created any better. This music is just as much as art as it is history. A definite big peice to the American music story. All the world loves American music.

Yes, Ronnie Van Zant was the lead singer and he, along with the lead guitar player Steve Gaines and his sister, back up singer Cassie Gaines, their road manager and the two pilots were killed on Oct. 20, 1977. The other members lived. Ronnie's brother Johnnie Van Zant took over as lead singer.

Fuck Leo your gonna make me cry 😭 Morning gang ❤️ Tuesday she’s gone with the wind Mannnnnnnn ima need two bowls this morning 💔

A good friend of mine. His first wife's name was Tuesday, and when they split I heard this song about 800 times.

my favorite Skynyrd song. And yeah it's about a woman lol. "Tuesday you see, she had to be free lord, but somehow I got to carry on"

True story about his girlfriend, named "Tuesday." It was in one of the many Lynard Skynard documentaries after the plane crash happened.

Excellent choice of song!!! My dad loved this song. It really is beautiful.

This song is the one I spread the ashes of my daughter to and listened to it for a month straight. Always, gets my in my feels.

Do the ballad of curis lowe by skynyrd

"Masterpiece"... you got that right Mr. Video. 🌟👌 I love this band, this song, etc. but bc it touches that part of your soul that is full of sorrow, I can't stay there long. I got to roll on.... to one of their more fun songs. They hv tons of primo stuff, here's some suggestions in random order: Working for the MCA, Down South Jukin', Simple Man, Gimme Back My Bullets., Saturday Night Special (the gun), You Got that Right, They Call Me the Breeze, Sweet Home Alabama, Whiskey Rock-a- Roller, What's Your Name? 🌟🌟🌟🌷🌿💜🌟🌟🌟🌟

One of my favorite songs to start the morning off loved it ,the lead singer died and he's brother took over lead singer that was years and years ago I think that's how it goes , really loved your reaction it makes my day when you like a song that I love for some reason lol anyway ✌️❤️🔥🔥🔥😜

Play it at bedtime on Tuesday nights because Tuesday is truly gone. The older you get the more this song resonates.

I was introduced to Skynyrds music at about 10 years old(and this was in 1999 or 2000). Been a fan ever since that day. Of course, being that I grew up in the same neighborhood as the Van Zant's(decades later) makes their music and stories that much better for me. When I listen to my grandmother talk about going to school with them, and at one point dating Ronnie, it makes me smile and feel nostalgic for a time I wasn't even alive to experience.

There's something special about this band. They got it! Great reaction, brother!

Watching you react to this song is like experiencing it again for the first time, even though it was like 45 years ago. It touches your soul, and yes, Jesus is speaking to ya too.

A family member loved this song from her childhood so much...she named her 1st daughter Tuesday... It's a B----E----A----UTIFUL Song.

My man Leo Comin up Huge!! 🤣 ✊💯😎 - (Rick Derringer) "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo" Studio Version 💯🔥

It took me many years to be able to listen to this band without crying. My mom and step dad died coming home from their concert in 2006. I would ask my ex husband if he would take me to get closure. He’d laugh in my face and told me I was stupid as hell. Hence he’s an ex. I asked my current husband if he could take me, I explained why..there wasn’t a laugh. There was a “we need to go”. Low and behold they came to Tampa a day after my birthday. I cried the whole time, but damn was it worth it. I can finally listen to them again and smile and remember the memories their music made while my mom was still here. Their lyrics are magic. Instruments playing are a part of history. I hope you go down the rabbit hole and enjoy it. 💜

Greatest Southern Rock Band Ever. Probably will never be topped!

Wonderful song! Southern Rock!

man believe it our not this song was on the Dazed and Confused Soundtrack as well . here's the rest of the soundtrack , Sweet Emotion performed by Aerosmith Highway Star Performed by Deep Purple School's Out Performed by Alice Cooper Jim Dandy Performed by Black Oak Arkansas Why Can't We Be Friends Performed by War Stranglehold Written and Performed by Ted Nugent No More Mr. Nice Guy Performed by Alice Cooper Free Ride Performed by The Edgar Winter Group Do You Feel Like We Do? Performed by Peter Frampton Low Rider Performed by War Hurricane Performed by Bob Dylan I Just Want to Make Love to You Performed by Foghat Love Hurts Performed by Nazareth Paranoid Performed by Black Sabbath Tush Written by Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard and Dusty Hill Performed by ZZ Top Fox on the Run Performed by Sweet * Slow Ride Performed by Foghat Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo Written and Performed by Rick Derringer Show Me the Way Written and Performed by Peter Frampton Lord, Have Mercy on My Soul Performed by Black Oak Arkansas Balinese Written by Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard Performed by ZZ Top Rock & Roll All Nite Performed by KISS Right Place, Wrong Time Performed by Dr. John Living in the USA Written and Performed by Steve Miller Hey, Baby Performed by Ted Nugent Cherry Bomb Performed by The Runaways Summer Breeze Written and Performed by Seals & Crofts * Tuesday's Gone Performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd

The guitar riff/solo in this song is one of my favorites. Also love how they usually incorporate the piano. The playstyle of the piano sounds classical to me, though I'm not too knowledgeable about piano. I goes so well with that soulful southern rock.

After this and Slow Ride, you gotta watch Dazed and Confused

Mr. Video, Put these Lynyrd Skynyrd songs on your list you won't be disappointed: Simple Man, Sweet Home Alabama, Gimme Three Steps, Saturday Night Special.

You need to check out their rendition of Call Me the Breeze. It's as much of a banger as you can ask for. Some underrated gems of theirs are I Ain't the One and Double Trouble

One of the female back up singers had a dream about the plane crash. She was home sick. Not going. She tried to warn them but they didn't listen. She went down the path of drugs and booze afterwards. Years later, out of answers, guess what? Jesus saved her. She said he told her to forget the past. He forgives everything. Come with me. We're everywhere! He's everywhere! Haha as I typed this you said, Jesus is trying to play something to me. No kidding. Too funny. He is. Be blessed man. He's real. He loves you.

One of the unique things about Skynyrd's sound is the keyboard/piano and i love it

These guys.......eargasm......that’s the word, or chordasm but that’s for ringing chords in harmony most of the time. Southern rock is a genre all its own for sure. Love these guys and their story as a band is a chapter in American music history imo. It’s the way they write and play.....definitely a rabbit hole worth a visit or 3 ......🎼🎶🎸🎸🎤🔥😎🤘🔥check out Gimme 3 steps, that’s a fun one, great lyrics- funny as hell.😂

Rest In Peace to everyone that died in their plane crash and to the members we’ve lost to natural causes.. this song is soul music man, the good old blues. This drum track is SO MUCH fun to play. Might be a slow song but god damn them drums, man. There’s a 40 minute “documentary” about Lynyrd Skynyrd, everyone should watch it, learn about the crash and their performances and stuff. Great band.

Love this song, I listened to it all day the day my grandfather died,It just puts you at ease

You made me love and appreciate this song all over again! Sounds funny but it’s like watching you experience a great song makes us, and you, grow a little bit? Makes me happy, anyway 😊

“ I don’t know if this is a piano or Jesus trying to speak to me” 💕😂🤣

One of their best. Next stop, The Ballad of Curtis Loew.

This tune has a great lonesome sound. Gives me the chills every time.

Awww, I was born in Alabama and this is my Favorite Southern Rock n Roll band. There are no bad songs. Pleeesze do The Ballad of Curtis Lowe...

I say it with every Skynyrd reaction, but they are simply the best. I’m watching now. MY FAVORITE BAND EVER!

In 1975 when l was in college, l heard Sweet Home Alabama on the radio just before summer break and thought, gee they sound really good. When l got home l found out Rod Sterwart and Faces were near the end of tour with Ronnie Woods already playing with Stones and last time with Faces. There were 3 bands, Rod last, Tens Years after 2nd and this band named Lynyrd Skynyrd first. Well l only heard the one song and had no idea what other songs they had to play. Well, can you imagine my experience listening for first time, and live to boot?!! Blew us away along with 30,000 other people there, so much l was emotionally drained and 100 percent satisfied l didn't care if the Beatles were next. By the way, the ticket was $7.50. Well, Allie Sherlock has done the same to me. She's only 15 with the most incredible voice your ears can hear, just fantastic, a total package, watch a star grow before your eyes and ears!. She's an Irish Busker with a little celtic. Definitely check her out!!

I recommend "The Ballad of Curtis Lowe" and "Simple Man" for your next from Lynyrd Skynyrd.

When the guitar came in on this song. You closed your eyes and was feeling it. That is the look on any real music lover face with most any SOUTHERN ROCK anthem. So much soul goes into the music. You can't help but instantly feel it!! Cheers Bro

Billy Powell on piano, still plays with them the last I heard. One of the most iconic Southern Rock bands. Simple Man should be the anthem for anyone with a son, grandson, nephew, whoever has any influence on any young male. I play it for my son and constantly encouraged him to be his best and guess what? IT WORKED!!!!!

"The Ballad Of Curtis Loew", "Simple Man" "Call Me The Breeze" live 1976, "Saturday Night Special", "That Smell",

Cant get much better than this👆🏻just beautiful 💯

Southern rock at its finest....an all time favorite of mine. Gimmie 3 Steps, Simple Man, Freebird, That Smell...so many to enjoy.

This is by far my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song and they had some good ones no doubt! The words and the bluesiness along with the instruments and symphony sound is unsurpassed in my opinion! Almost any song about trains is gonna be sad. Pure Southern Rock! Great reaction!

Any music from the decade of the 1970’s.......what a rabbit hole to crawl down. Lynyrd skynyrd, The Bee Gees, Pink Floyd, bad company, queen, Fleetwood Mac, James Taylor, the eagles.... and on and on......I feel safe in saying we will never see this much musical diversity and pure talent again......thank you for reminding me just how great this music is.

This song always reminds me of driving to the beach on a hot summer day as a teen thinking I know something about life. Looking back, brings a little tear to my eye. Thank you for the moment 😌

Ronnie Van Zant, I will miss you until the day I die!! Billy Powell is the most underrated piano player in rock. Lynryd Skynyrd 4 life! Glad you like this band, Mr. Video. You'd be surprised at how fast they came up with these songs. Ronnie was a master at lyrics and coming up with them fast. Yeah, you can tell I'm sorta a L.S. fanatic. Hope everyone had a great holiday.

When I was a high school freshman, my Algebra class desk had the name Lynyrd Skynyrd carved into it. I knew the name, but really nothing else. By the time I was a high school junior (after the plane crash in 1977), “Free Bird” was played at least three times at every high school dance. The year after I graduated, the following summer, August of 1980, I saw Rossington Collins Band (pretty much the survivors of the Skynyrd crash) at Roseland in New York City. They finished the show with “Free Bird” without a vocalist in respect for Ronnie Van Zant. It was truly one of the most emotional moments of my life. 😢 Lynyrd Skynyrd was special. 💜

The strings add a celestial feel to the song, beautiful ❤️

This and Curtis Lowe are my favorites by them

The plane crash was 43 years ago on Oct 20th. They left from my hometown, Greenville SC. There were known engine issues- according to survivors (see also the infamous 'Street Survivors' album cover with removed flames) Ronnie Van Zant insisted they use the plane to make the next gig, saying "If it's your time to go, it's your time to go". The fact that there isn't a historical marker or at least a memorial plaque infuriates me. RIP.

This amazing song was also in a KILLER MOVIE (hint hint) called DAZED AND CONFUSED. . Which you should definitely watch on your other channel. Funny thing the movie was so much like my real life back then its funny. MR VIDEO dude check it out. Thanks HIPPIE JOE

This is my favourite song by Lynyrd Skynyrd, probably my favourite song of all time. Love that you reacted to it

8:25 I would have that as my Wednesday morning alarm, to signify time is is passing. Also another form of ear seduction as I've heard is an eargasm.

Tuesday is that chic you meet that is so beautiful and free, and you want her to be yours. but, you know she will never be anybody's until she wants to be somebody's. So, she is gone with the wind!! This is my favorite song of theirs. Keep being you!! TANK

Absolutely do more Lynyrd Skynyrd, they got some real rockers and some real beautiful songs like you just heard. I get chills every time I hear Tuesday’s Gone! Their first 5 albums are stellar!

years ago i was at a bar in the middle of nowhere Wisconsin near the border. I played this song in a jokebox and was walking back to the pooltables and this little kid asked his mom what the music was. She said 'some kinda headbanger music' o,O Ah, the backwoods are a scary place. The culture shock those poor people would experience during a day in my world.

I live in Baton Rouge Louisiana, that was where their plane was headed when they crashed. finally about 2 years ago they came back here and played here for their final tour, they played a heart wretching tribute to all of the band members who died on that fateful plane to here, something I will never forget as long as I live.

This song!!😭😭😭 We played this at a good friend's funeral, she was murdered in 1981 and this was her favorite song..we sat at her grave many nights with this song blasting on an old 8 track from a friends car, doors open and singing as loud as we could. this song always hit me dead in my heart.

My favorite band! U can go down this rabbit hole as deep as you want. You wont find a song that isn't well played or you cant relate to

Can't go wrong with this classic no matter what version

Skynryd was my favorite band in the 70's. When I found out about the plane crash at the time it felt as if my soul had been ripped out. What a band. I still listen to them religiously which soothes my soul. ✔ out The Ballad of Curtis Lowe. It's about a black man ❤

Their piano player was their roadie. He was classically trained and they didn’t know it. Until one day they walked into a studio where he was messing around on a piano and brought him into the band.

Saw them so many times in the 70s you can't beat Skynard for some soul.

He played his soul out on that piano solo

Molly Hatchet, Flirting with disaster, and Whiskey Man. You will be all gooseybumped when you listen to either 1.

Man, I love Lynyrd Skynyrd, they were undeniably amazing up to the plane crash...wow, just wow

DAMN GOOD ONE LIL BRO!!👍👍 That is one of my favorites by them!! Keep it coming man.🔥🔥🔥

Excellent! There's a bunch of other Skynyrd songs you should do! That Smell, Saturday Night Special, Sweet Home Alabama, Swamp Music, Gimme Three Steps, What's Your Name, Double Trouble, and my personal favorite Skynyrd song, Call Me the Breeze.

Damn song got me in the feels. Bruh, you don’t know how much I enjoy these one-sided conversations with you every day. You’re like Johnny fucking Appleseed, dropping your little seeds of happiness all over. The thing is, I don’t think you grasp just yet how much happiness you bring folks. You’re a blessing, brother. I wish you nothing less than your heart desires Leo. I see great things ahead for you and I just want to be along for the ride. What a ride it should be. All the best in the new year MV.

Billy Powell gets no love because there were three bangin guitarists-but like Benmont Tench in the Heartbreakers or Clarence Clemons in E Street, he’s the gem that makes the difference from very good band to legendary. He just adds the chef’s kiss you need. His solo in Call Me the Breeze is SMOKIN, from the studio version to any number of live jams at it. He’s killer.

Thanks for the video! This is one of my husband favorite songs! Hes seen the band live several times! He recommends: Baby I need you, another great song by them! We love your work, happy holidays!

Oh I love it!!!! Things Goin' On, Cry For the Bad Man, On The Hunt, All I can do is write it in a song, Same Old blues

I remember the first time I ever heard this song. I was 18, riding around with 2 of my friends smoking a joint. It was the most beautiful song I had ever heard at the time. That was 32 years ago. It still does something to me every time I hear it. I wish I still smoked. Come on retirement! ✌🏻

Their best song IMO, so glad you reacted to this one!!!

A highly underrated Skynyrd song is "All I Can Do Is Write About It" need to react to that song!

This is a warm spring day with a southern breeze. Blowing away all the cold wet crap that winter left us. Has always stay safe and fight the power.

My dad grew up with these guys in Jacksonville Florida. I have personal pictures that he took backstage of Artimus Pyle and Ronnie Van Zant shooting up heroin before a concert

Its nice to have someone to smoke with. Love ya Leo !!!!!!!

They sang Free Bird, you really liked it. My sister knew some friends of theirs in Memphis. Steve and Cassie Gaines came to Memphis and got together with all the musicians in town at a bar across the street from my house by Memphis state. They locked us in the bar all night till 6am. They played and sang all night. Great time. Cassie was a back up singer and Steve was a guitar player and singer. They were so sweet. This was late 70's. We walked out the bar together At 6am on a Tuesday morning. Hugged each other and planned on getting together the next time they came thru town. Well their plane went down on Thursday , 2 days later, in swampland in MS. Steve , Cassie, and Lead singer Ronnie Van Zant died in the crash. Needless to say it still hurts 50 yrs later. They were great people. I never met Ronnie. You just never know about life. Crazy.

Absolutely ❤ how you sit back, feel these great songs & let them hit you Leo it's impressive to watch....

All time favorite band.... gone way too soon rip

Have to agree with you my friend about the piano solo. Billy Powell was a classically trained pianist so any time he plays it is a beautiful piece. Billy was the bands roadie until Ronnie walked in one day to hear Billy playing his take on Freebird on the piano. Billy was immediately hired.

one of the greatest southern rock songs ever

This song always evokes so much emotion for me, not just the lyrics, but the melody too. It may sound familiar because it was in the movie, HAPPY GILMORE with Adam Sandler. It could have been in more movies as well. From the album cover, only Ronnie Van Zant, the lead singer died in the plane crash. The guitarist on the far right, Ed King, left the band and was replaced by Steve Gaines and he, along with his sister, Cassie were also killed. Cassie was one of the Honkettes (backup singers). To my knowledge, Steve and Cassie were their parents only children. Miraculously, most of the band survived. I do believe that Tuesday is a girl.

Windows down, cruising backroads, smokin on a good one with this song at the top of the playlist. Curtis Loew is another good song.

This one has been long awaited for man much love to u

Smooth, great reaction Leo❤️