Saturday Night Special - Lynyrd Skynyrd song - was created in 1974-08.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, you should check them out they made Free Bird and Sweet Home Alabama, really good.
he did "record" a black betty version, as did many other artists. it's on the album "Privat 2" http://daz.com/releases/Lynyrd%20Skynyrd/privat%202.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Betty *************EDIT: The original Skynyrd, with Ronnie Van Zant as the main vocalist, never recorded Black Betty. It is possible they covered the song, as it was popular back then, but it was not released on any of their albums. Somebody listed Black Betty as being done by Skynyrd on Limewire, but this version was not them. As for the Tribute Band (or, Current Lynyrd Skynyrd), I don't know, but there is no album entitled "Private 2", so the guy that typed what's up there was wrong. As well, Skynyrd is not a "He", it was a band (Ronnie Van Zant on vocals, Allen Collins, Gary Rossingon, Steve Gaines/Ed King on guitar, Leon Wilkeson on bass, and Artimus Pyle/Bob Burns on drums). ************** IMPROVEMENT: The song that's on Limewire and claims to be Lynyrd Skynyrd is a group called Ram Jet that recorded the song in 1977 and released as the first trach on their album "Ram Jet". NOT LYNYRD SKYNYRD
"i believe it is : I'm all right by Kenny loggins" -wrong. it is "tuesdays gone" by lynard skynard"
05/30/1976....RFK Stadium....103,000 people.....Ted Nugent came out dressed in fur and bone and teeth and the volume was so low we did not know he was on stage until he left and Nazereth came on. "Hair of the Dog". Then Skynyrd, then Aerosmith. Amazing concert. Skynyrd stole the show....the clouds lifted when they began "Sweet Home Alabama" and did not come back until Aerosmith came on so loud they blew your underwear into a wedgy.--F. Harris Comments / corrections: I was there and you have the wrong date it was May 5th, 1976 and 103K people is highly unlikely even with the field full with general admission. RFK seating capacity is 56K; the stage area was massive taking up a quarter of the field and the area behind the stage box seats /bleachers was empty. I would guess maybe 75,000 maximum were in attendance. Lynyrd Skynyrd was good, but Aerosmith was better. The promoter placed the best band last and it was definitely Aerosmith. The sun did finally come out when Lynyrnd Skynyrd was playing, but the song was Free Bird (not Sweet Home Alabama). After that song someone threw an M-80 at Lynyrd Skynyrd and it landed on the white canvass tarp above the stage. It blew a whole with a loud bang and that freaked Lynyrd Skynyrd out for the rest of their set. They were hurried to get their set done and it showed. Ronnie Van Zant (uncharacteristically) did not converse with the crowd and moved the band quickly through their song list. Aerosmith performed like a well oiled machine and was the superior band of that day. If you need convincing listen to Aerosmith's Get Your Wings or Rocks CDs. Compare those to any Lynyrd Skynyrd CDs. Aerosmith. com lists the answer of 05/30/76 as correct An argument is when two people repeat the same thing to each other with the intention of proving the other wrong. I have listened to Aerosmith's "Get Your Wings" and my recollection and opinion of the May 30th, 1976 RFK concert has not changed. ---F. Harris I was there - it was indeed 5/30 - Memorial Day weekend 76. Aerosmith was NOT a well-oiled machine, unless you consider the fact of Steven Tyler being so 'oiled' up. I had a great view of him hitting the whiskey bottle before, during, and after their set. He was staggering up and down the stage ramp, almost falling into the crowd at one point - for a second, I thought he was going in. Better yet, I saw him falling down the stairs from the stage after the set and being 'helped' (carried) to the limo backstage. - SteveT I was there. Steve is correct. Aerosmith sucked. Kuai43 must had too much killerweed that day. The M-80 was thrown at Aerosmith. May 30, 1976 Aerosmith at RFK Stadium, Washington Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Nazareth, Ted Nugent
What's Your Name - Lynyrd Skynyrd song - was created in 1977-11.
Double Trouble - Lynyrd Skynyrd song - was created on 1976-02-02.
Saturday Night Special - Lynyrd Skynyrd song - was created in 1974-08.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, you should check them out they made Free Bird and Sweet Home Alabama, really good.
I believe the title is "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
The group that sang the song Sweet Home Alabama is Lynyrd Skynyrd. They have been active from 1964. They originated in Jacksonville, Florida. Lynyrd Skynyrd split up in 1977 when an airplane crash killed the lead sing Ronnie Van Zant and Steve and Cassie Gaines.
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sweet Home Alabama
Van Zant played a version of the group's song"Free Bird".http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?i=3436862&id=3436864&s=143441
The song used was "Still Unbroken" written by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is the band, the writer of the song is somewhere in band It is a dedication number for Ronnie Van Zant who was a member of the band Lynyrd Skynyrd. He died in a plane crash. The whole band is credited with the writingof the song.
free bird by lynyrd skynyrd.