A second go round of Freebird is ALWAYS appropriate
Ohhhh that smell!!!
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I had to go check my music library to make sure I had all these great Lynyrd Skynyrd tunes that have been mentioned. I have them all, except for Curtis Loew. Don't know how I missed that one, so I snagged a copy. My album with it is up in the attic - wasn't going to go mess with that - so I got it off of YouTube.
You should go check out the Music threads. There is 2 or 3 with loads of good music. I myself have posted a ton of Skynard tunes, including some newer tunes and a bunch of B sides that never made the radio.
Trapper hear is one you may not of heard before
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Amazing back in the day ZZ Top was hard core back in my teen years. It's actually laughable.
That was a great Album
ZZ Top is one that is better in studio recordings than in person. I saw them in concert once. There's only three of them, then the sound was rather ... empty. Not like the multi-dubbed studio versions. Their warm up bands were Joe Cocker (he was quite the wild spaz) and Bad Company - a band nobody had really heard of yet, but they stole the show IMHO.
Check it out, guys! We've been channeling the free bird!
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Bad Co is my 2nd favorite band and 8 never got a chance to see them live.
But I have to disagree with you on ZZ Top. I very saw them 5 times at various venues from large arenas, small theaters, and outdoors. The only one I was disappointed in was the outdoor show. Their concert at the Tenbesse Theater was fantastic. Black Berry Smoke opened for them and was killer.
The show I saw ZZ Top at was an outdoor show as well.
Outdoor shows are a blast. But the acoustics leave much to be desired
How about some Little Feet?
Yeah Buddy
They were great in concert back in the day.
I saw ZZ Top at an outdoor venue, and it was a great show. Kenny Wayne Shepard opened, and at the time he was playing with Double Trouble (actually Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton) Stevie Ray Vaughn's old band. I think Chris Layton is still playing with KWS. Ted Nugent was next, and it was typical Ted. At the end he put an arrow through a dummy likeness of Saddam Hussein. ZZ Top closed the show. It was great. Years earlier I had seen Skynard in the same venue.
