This band has a knack for conveying emotion in such a universal way. It's uncanny. Almost fifty years later, and their music is still so stalwart!

Skynyrd didn't record a bad song. Every song by this band is a true masterpiece.

This band was absolutely life giving to us in the 70’s, hard to explain, it was pure and true and soul reaching, still is

One of their less played, best songs. Skynyrd Rocks....

Skynyrd's guitar army could play off of each other like no one else. They just passed the lead from one to another, plus Ronnies vocals and the piano solos from Billie.

The Ballad of Curtis Loew is another special one.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s use of three lead guitarists made them pretty unique.

They were from here in Jacksonville Florida and I visit the graves every chance I get. Very serene. They were raised just up the road from me. Their high-school coach was always on their ass about their hair and dress code. His name was Leonard Skinner. That's who they named the band after. Odd, he's buried not far from their graves. Sad day for Jacksonville Florida that day in 1977.

You have to hit "The needle and the spoon" "That Smell" "I need you" and "Call me the breeze"!

This song has been part of my life for over 40 years. Always gave me tears. Just beautiful.

Tuesday’s Gone is arguably the greatest Skynyrd song ever. Always reminds me of Happy Gilmore

They were so close as humans. The same experiences. They were one soul in the best of ways.

I couldn’t pick a “favorite” Skynard song but this is way up there towards the top. Absolutely magnificent…

I don't think it's underrated to anyone who has heard it. thanks for all the awesome reactions. I really enjoy seeing you enjoy all these classics. have an awesome day

This is one of my favorites from Skynyrd but it has a little different meaning to me than most ♥️ My Dad passed in 2009 on a Saturday, was buried on a Tuesday. Four years later my Mom passed on a Saturday & was also buried on a Tuesday so that’s what I think of when I hear this 😢♥️ Beautiful song 🎤♥️

Spring of '74 I was finishing my sophomore year of high school, my older brother arrived home after 2+ years in the Mediterranean with the Navy's 7th Fleet. This was one of the albums he brought home to the tiny village that we'd moved to while he was in the Navy. By then, I'd heard of this band, as their song Sweet Home Alabama was all over am radio and small town juke boxes. This album, however, was a revelation to me. Every damn song on this album is good enough to be a best song on anyone else's album, and I discovered it at the same time I was discovering The Charlie Daniels Band, The Marshall Tucker Band, The Allman Brothers Band, and another band out of Florida called The Outlaws. It was my year of southern rock and blues, and it completely altered the direction of my musical interests going into young adulthood.

Excellent reaction. I went with you. This is a BEAUTIFUL song. Imagine being young, full of pain and this song comes on. It's healing. Our songs were healing. I don't know why. Didn't really realize it then. I knew we were hearing some great music and this came out when I was young but the energy reached gen x and then we carried it to the millennials and still crank it in our cars today. The world has lost some very talented and passionate artists. When the instruments sing on their own, all bands back then were like that and could sync immediately. I think it's because times were simple and people were friends and we became their friends too. Love was at each concert.

One of my favorite skynyrd tunes. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Billy Powell on keys! Keep turning the fade out up!

Great song. Southern rock and strings are seldom dance partners, yet here we are. The guitars play off them beautifully.

Saw them in Miami 2 days before the plane crash They packed the sportatorium and had to resale ticket stubs because so many people showed up Great show from a great band

I was in the Army in 1973 when my Army buddy introduced me to Skynyrd. Tuesday's Gone became my favorite song from the first album and I believe most Skynyrd fans hold it as one of the bands best songs, however they have many great songs.

Thanks for giving this one a chance, check out their song That Smell

Well, this song is always in any playlist i make. Good lord jesus this music just rips me apart every time i experience it. :-) You still have a long Journey down the Lynyrd Skynyrd train. Enjoy it my friend. :-)

That was the first time I have heard this song and it made me rather emotional, I actually have tears in my eyes ! Thanks for introducing me to it . ....great reaction!

I agree! This has always been my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song. Such soul

So very glad that you hit "Tuesday's Gone" - it's always been my favorite Skynyrd song. And you hit it SO on the head - bliss, from the guitars and their emotion, to the piano solo that I noticed you were loving, and the organ toward the end, and their typical epic outro. More Skynyrd please.

One of their very best. Such a majestic, soulful song. Pronounced is one of rock's truly great albums.

Another great Skynyrd reaction. "Call me the breeze" is a great song.

This was “After the party cool down song.” Most of the people have gone, the place is a bit of mess and time to do a little bit of cleaning.

This was the first Skynyrd song I ever heard back when I was a kid and it remains a favorite. Beautiful.

Keep heading down that rabbit hole brother... This was my band in the 70's along with Led Zeppelin. I went into a depressed state when the plane crashed and Ronnie, Steve & Cassie were killed. Street survivors had just come out with fire surrounding them which some said was a premonition. Regardless we lost one of the greatest southern rock bands of the times. Rossington Collins band followed with Gary Rossington & Allen Collins with Gary's wife singing . Another great band but short lived. Check them out as well... ✌️

You definitely need to hear CALL ME THE BREEZE!! The original band's version! Love your reactions. ♥️

I find great joy when a song hits someone and becomes a sensor. Growing up with only a stereo, headphones ad and an album jacket, maybe some lyrics on it, we would zone for hours, a single song would stand out and be repeated..... This song one of those?

They were both talented and innovative, and that's a special combination in this genre. And they could give two sh!ts if any of it sold a dime.

Skynyrd never disappointed, especially live (One More From the Road recorded at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta). I saw them many times, and they were truly a hard act to follow. If you'd like to know about their roots, check out the the Ballad of Curtis Loew.... "He looked to be 60, maybe I was 10; Mama used to whoop me but I'd go see him again. I'd clap my hands, stomp my feets, try to stay in time. He'd play me a song or two, then take another drink of wine." THIS should be your next reaction.

this song means so much more now that I'm older . thanks

Guaranteed first slow song of every Southern Rock band when I was in college in Central WV. Big hit with the Yee-haw crowd.

That beautiful guitar was played by the late Gary Rossington, RIP. Gary had a knack for flowing and melodic lead lines.

You got it bro. You experienced it. They are such a down home real band their emotion can take you on a trip or even memory or feeling from a certain time. there is a lot of heart and soul in Lynyrd Skynyrd.. simple man was always one of my favorites obviously because my mom kinda designated it to me when I was younger. As I’m sure I am one of many for that song. Truly an iconic band that I can’t imagine the world having never experienced it.

Ronnie has such great diction, you can hear everything. This song has so much meaning and you can understand without lyrics. He was a great singer.

Awesome reaction.Hopefully you can react to T for Texas live from the convention hall from 1977

another favorite by them is called That Smell . try it

One of the best songs by one of the best bands ever! Lynyrd Skynyrd is off the charts! Their music soothes my soul 🔥

Skynyrd doing what they do best - Southern Rock Ballads. I love the other songs but I feel that this one is their best.

SO many great Skynyrd songs!! Check these out for sure! Gimme 3 Steps (my favorite!!) Workin' for MCA Call Me the Breeze Sweet Home Alabama What's Your Name? The Ballad of Curtis Lowe Saturday Night Special

The rabbit hole is very deep my friend .. Welcome to the greatest American band in history..enjoy the ride

Every song they ever did was incredible they never did any fillers everything was straight from the heart ❤️ If you want to feel tidal waves of joy do Call Me The Breeze . Break your heart love song I Need You , tribute to the roots of all rock and roll but especially Southern Rock do The Ballad Of Curtis Loew inner turmoil and self reflection Was I Right Or Wrong and lastly just for now maybe the ultimate warning song about slow down and take a look around before it's too late That Smell INCREDIBLE but they all are you'll see ! 🎸🎸🎸💯✌️😎

Love to see someone new really get & enjoy their music. You'll find yourself singing..."Tuesday's gone ...

my favorite skynyrd song :) the live version from winterland is so good too; gary rossington's solos are so underrated

Another Stellar reaction! Thank you!! I was born and raised in Jacksonville Florida 1961! Grew up living the time. Sometimes I remember not to take the greatness for granted, and remember to be Thankful for having lived in times!

What you heard here is the original band in the studio. When you find the live version, you'll likely find some videos from concerts after the plane crash, so as a reactor, you will likely notice how they kept the integrity of the music and their tunes and kept the spirit of their songs essentially in tact - the other word I might use to describe this effect and their music - timeless.

Its a popular one.saw them live twice before 1977. Them and Kansas best concerts I ever went to and I've been to hundreds no lie. Tickets back then were 5.50.

Top 5 LS song. Song is a Southern Rock Symphony! Masterpiece. No band like them. Their sound gets in you. Remember these songs are pushing 50 years old and stands time.

It does people born and raised in the South in the 50s through the 70s good to hear people react to the music we have been listening to for 50 years now with the same level of joy it brought us and continues to bring us. You would flip out over Call Me The Breeze, T for Texas recorded in Knebworth England, and perhaps classics like I Know a Little. They were just fabulous.

They were really great, imagine the music that would have been created if some of them hadn't died in the plane crash! I;m from about 50 miles from where they are from in Jacksonville, Fl. All there music is legendary, you can't go wrong with any song you choose, try out Sweet Home Alabama!!

The passion, the relentless work ethic and the grinding and grinding. Its hard to beleive that some good ol boys from the same town can blend the perfect harmonies and layers of sound for all of the world to love. It goes to show, never give up until your gone.

Although I love a lot of their other songs so much, this song is my personal favorite based on the instrumentation and vibe, alone. The main riff just feels so damn good. And just when that great piano solo makes you forget about the main guitar riff, it smoothly slides back in right after the piano solo and punches you in the gut.. It's so good.

Now there can be some understanding why us who grew up with music like this have a hard time with today’s music.Yes there is a few songs out there now ,we had a steady diet of this.I am lucky to have grown up when I did.

Allen Collins wrote this beautiful music. With Ronnie’s lyrics and Billy on that piano, it’s an incredible piece, isn’t it?

Excellent review and I agree, this is an underrated song. I believe LS is the best American rock band ever, who else has such great guitar work with Billy Powell playing the piano so beautifully.

Such an amazing song.the artistry is on another level.you should do call me the breeze.its so good I won't even say more.I'm just leaving it right there

Perfect reaction! 2 other under rated songs are "I Need You" and "Am I Losin" I hope you're the first to give them recognition...

My favorite Skynyrd song 🎵 !!! You can FEEL the soul oozing in every second ❤

So good!! Skynyrd has fifteen songs in my top ten!! Hahaha!! Made in the Shade Mississippi Kid Curtis Lowe FREEBIRD Swamp Music Tuesday's Gone Things Going On Gimme Back My Bullets Call me the Breeze And on, and on, and on!!

The main guitarist Alan Collins was unbelievable.The guitar sounds like what a broken heart feels like.Probably my favorite.

I grew up listening to this song, still gives me chills!! Most beautiful instrumentals ever in a song.

Billy Powell on keyboards! RIP!

My favorite Skynyrd song as well. It pulls on your heart strings.

One of our favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd songs!

Saw em several times in the 70s. Always a great show. Live ? Ridiculously fun.

Couldn't agree more my friend love your Rush and Sknyrd reactions two of my favourite bands.This one its a very special song.I know it makes you happy but its a sad song for me reminding me of a painful love affair that didn't work out.That guitar and piano cries my tears for me but I am still rolling with that train.

Just a bunch of Florida country boys expressing themselves in the best way. And they shared it with all of us

Mr. Banker is a phenomenal song!

May Gary Rossington (guitarist), the last surviving-original member of the band Rest in Peace :(

I know the ladies always loved this one,their emotional critters anyhow and this helps them get to that space where there are no words to describe

The movie 'Happy Gilmore' is all I think about when I hear this song. Good times! >X'0

With all the great elements of this song like the vocals, guitar and piano....the drums are next level.

This song still gets regular play on Classic Rock stations, so yeah, it is/was pretty popular.

You should hear the live version on one more from the road . It's spectacular the haunting harmonic n you can really feel the passion they had in the music when they did they're live shows ..they were the best.

Love love love ❤️ your reaction! Makes me tear up 😁 I've seen them play about 6 times (after accident) and it gave me chills! Brilliant song writing that is timeless! They are a top 5 band as they are pure nostalgia for me 🖤❤️

This song is often overlooked, but is one of my favorites!

Had a chance to see them on 87 reunion tour great show

Thanks for playing Lynyrd Skynyrd ❤ I Love,love them 😅I did see them live they were Phenomenal🎉❤Love your show,Rock on! Oh yeah they are Rock and Roll all the way!😊

Don't ask me no questions. Another good one. The words to his songs are very relatable.

Terrific reaction! I have loved this song since its release - pulls at the heart.

Great reaction!!!!! Stevie ray vaughn Texas flood from elmacambo. This has to be on your bucket list. One of the greatest guitarist ever!!!!!

What a journey, thank you for the trip. ✌️❤️💋

This is my favorite as well. I also love 'I Need You' and hope you continue to check out Lynyrd Skynyrd .

my favorite song my favorite band. This IS Blues.

Amazing as i would say Tuesday is the most underrated day of the week for sure.

Fucking great reaction, man. This song moves me. I haven't done any research, but I think "Tuesday" is his girl. Brings a whole new dynamic to the song.

You and I are in total agreement on this one. I too believe that this is Skynyrd’s best effort. This was my favorite Skynyrd song from the first moment I heard it. ✌🏼😎

Hey my brother, it is so satisfying to see some people reacting to the music I grew up listening to. But that's not a good description for such a simple act, because...there's so much more to it. It's primarily dependent on who...is the one listening to the music. People are very different, and the ability to recognize different levels of skill of the musicians and the mastership of song writing, structure, and effect. Some people just can't recognize very special aspects, or relate their reactions or explain, what it was specifically...that they felt about the song and their feelings received from it. But, I enjoy your reactions...and it's funny because, I already know about all skynyrd songs, but it's so satisfying to watch someone realize the special aspects of each and every song! But the thing that is so enjoyable about watching someone go through the skynyrd library, is that almost every song has it's own particular greatness, and you can go from one to the other feeling that THAT one was my favorite! Each time, feeling like, nope...'that' one is my favorite!! You have soooo many songs to hear by them still, it's amazing! But if I may, I'd like to recommend one. Whether or not you respond to my recommendation, remains to be seen. But, you never know! So, "call me the breeze" is the one I recommend. How ever, any way you go on the skynyrd rabbit hole, your going to be rewarded! Peace my brother!! Michael Kane

The live version is also incredible 😎

This is in my top ten songs of all time

always think of happy gilmore when i hear this beauty

HUGELY POPULAR song, which sure you heard by now.

Don't ya love that feeling, listen away and open your eyes to realize you're still recording.

I remember when they reported on the news about the plane crash I was 14 I cried!

Drinking at a bar with my buddies, freshly off a break-up. Joking around having fun trying my best not to think about her. That's where this song brings me back to.