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Ronnie giving his mules a helluva workout.
In the tribute Rolling Stone published when Lynyrd Skynyrd's plane crashed and dec
imated the band the author, who had traveled with the band at some length, relates the story of when Ed King left Skynyrd and Ronnie Van Zant was interviewing Leslie West of Mountain fame to be the third guitarist. At some point Van Zant draws West out to ask the question "Why can't a Yankee play in a Southern Band?" The author states Ronnie flashed that gotcha grin and, drawing deep from 
a bottle of Jack Daniels, says "Because only those who have had their feet in the fire the longest are the hottest". West pulls his Coke a bit closer.
Ronnie Van Zant was known to often perform barefooted. When asked about it he said "because I like to feel that stage burn."
The man must have had callouses as thick and hard as horseshoes.
- Kinda Sorta Dejatune...
Wherein Mr. Ritchie uses the music of Warren Zevon and Lynyrd Skynyrd to retell the story of Night Moves (well what do you expect from me? she was afraid I was going to throw a brick through Megyn Kelly last night...)...
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Ronnie Earl & the BroadcastersLive In Europe (full album) Ronnie Earl - Guitar Bruce Katz - Organ & piano Rod Carey - Bass Per Hanson - Drums 1. San-Ho-Zay (Freddie King/Sonny Thompson) 0:00 2. Robert Nighthawk Stomp (Earl/Hanson) 5:20 3. Thank...
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Lynyrd SkynyrdWinterland 1975 ...
- Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
The title track from the new Skynyrd album. Once again showing them to be no fan of the current political winds. Representing the not-so-silent-anymore majority. Me, I'm headed to one of those Great American Saturday Events. Yup. A Gun Show. Have...
- The Curse Of Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines, Cassie Gaines, Allen Collins, Leon Wilkeson, Hughie ThomassonBilly Powell R.I.P. THE Lynyrd Skynyrd song ...
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Friday Night Boogie!
Ronnie giving his mules a helluva workout.
In the tribute Rolling Stone published when Lynyrd Skynyrd's plane crashed and dec
imated the band the author, who had traveled with the band at some length, relates the story of when Ed King left Skynyrd and Ronnie Van Zant was interviewing Leslie West of Mountain fame to be the third guitarist. At some point Van Zant draws West out to ask the question "Why can't a Yankee play in a Southern Band?" The author states Ronnie flashed that gotcha grin and, drawing deep from a bottle of Jack Daniels, says "Because only those who have had their feet in the fire the longest are the hottest". West pulls his Coke a bit closer.Ronnie Van Zant was known to often perform barefooted. When asked about it he said "because I like to feel that stage burn."
The man must have had callouses as thick and hard as horseshoes.
Lynyrd Skynyrd
at Knebworth 1976
T for Texas
at Knebworth 1976
T for Texas
- Kinda Sorta Dejatune...
Wherein Mr. Ritchie uses the music of Warren Zevon and Lynyrd Skynyrd to retell the story of Night Moves (well what do you expect from me? she was afraid I was going to throw a brick through Megyn Kelly last night...)...
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Ronnie Earl & the BroadcastersLive In Europe (full album) Ronnie Earl - Guitar Bruce Katz - Organ & piano Rod Carey - Bass Per Hanson - Drums 1. San-Ho-Zay (Freddie King/Sonny Thompson) 0:00 2. Robert Nighthawk Stomp (Earl/Hanson) 5:20 3. Thank...
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Lynyrd SkynyrdWinterland 1975 ...
- Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
The title track from the new Skynyrd album. Once again showing them to be no fan of the current political winds. Representing the not-so-silent-anymore majority. Me, I'm headed to one of those Great American Saturday Events. Yup. A Gun Show. Have...
- The Curse Of Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines, Cassie Gaines, Allen Collins, Leon Wilkeson, Hughie ThomassonBilly Powell R.I.P. THE Lynyrd Skynyrd song ...