Lynyrd Skynyrd - Little thing called you скачать видео бесплатно

Julieann Halt

That is NOT Skynyrd. This was a bad move.

LegiaLjubljana

Great song :)

Robert Mando

Love this song :D

Fowo

One of their best songs =)

Gareth Pontin

This is played in C or Drop C, you can easily play this on a 6 string :)

Max Kan

damn those skynyrds! playing such a pimp hendrix riff on a 7 string guitar makes me look at my 6 string and feel useless.. wheres my tuner? T-T

Andrei Manea

Just shut up and enjoy the music ... This song is really awesome , and the lyrics are great !

Betty Weaver

go boys. love it. miss barry harwood. u go gary.

treblejunkie

If Ed King got back in that trio again with Gary and Rickey would be cool also. Just imagine the songs if they ALL were alive and the infamous plane crash never happened? It would be SOOOO great. I imagine stuff about Skynyrd a lot evidentially. Skynyrd will always be great and won't never disappear. Lynyrd Skynyrd is an entity.

treblejunkie

Maybe I ain't that old. Chicks in their 20's and 30's think so...not so much if the bulge in your pocket is big though. LOL. Go figger eh. Fuck, I want to be 14 in 1974 again and stay there forever.

Terminator Jesus

POWER COUNTRY

Jeremy Wood

you would say freebird and sweet home alabama... there are more songs, god dammit.

treblejunkie

@COUNTRYMAN223 : Sorry to correct you, but not just Ronnie Van Zant died in that arsehole plane crash. They just started with an awesome guitar player when they cut Street Survivors album and during the North American tour of that record the bird hit the swamps. It was a Honkette's brother, Steve Gaines.Him and his sister Cassie Gaines AND Ronnie were band members killed and a few other folk too. Very very sad moment for the whole world. Try to imagine Ronnie today.He never reached his peak yet.

treblejunkie

@MrBrownstone6661 : Ya, Gary Rossington. He survived that muther fukin' plane crash with two broken arms and a leg and other shit. He was meant to survive...absolutely no doubt about that. Lynyrd Skynyrd won't die...never. The Stones WILL die some day but NOT Skynyrd.

treblejunkie

@CrashMarket : Most definitely. Remember "WILD EYED SOUTHERN BOYS" by 38 Special and Donnie Van Zant singing. Another great album. Those days cannot be beat.

treblejunkie

When it was Ed King, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins on guitars, Ronnie singing with Billy Powell on the keys, Leon Wilkeson on bass is when Lynyrd Skynyrd really smoked. Ed King has never got the recognition he deserves for HIS CONTRIBUTION to the Lynyrd Skynyrd signature sound. The intro and solos for Sweet Home Alabama were Ed King on a Strat. I'm talking the first three albums. Bullets was made without Ed King and is great too. Steve Gaines polished the band. Icing on the cake with Steve=2¢

Grega Stevanovski

@slohurdler22 True. The new singer is the original singer's brother. Ther is still one original member in the bend and he's playing guitar

Supertrampstoned

great band ..¡¡¡¡¡¡

treblejunkie

Sounds eerily like the Johnnie Van Zant Band's "No More Dirty Deals". Great tunes and stuff but...? Guess I'm fukin' old eh?

erlsv

Oh...lets not forget JoJo!...I would love to see Artimus, Ed and Bob Burns still involved with the band, but it seems that there has always been infighting within the band...that doesn't ever seem like it will ever change. But what is true is that Ronnie's creation and vision will continue to motor on..and the Lynyrd Skynyrd Band will always be kings of southern rock. The songs will endure long after we are all gone. Ronnie Van Zant was a genius. And I am sure his legacy will continue forever.

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