| Gary Rossington RIP 08:18 - Mar 6 with 754 views | BlueNomad |
Last original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd |  | | |  |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 10:03 - Mar 6 with 674 views | Guthrum |
Used to see them quite regularly when they were touring the UK in the late '90s/early 2000s. Quite a few even of that lineup gone now. |  |
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| Gary Rossington RIP on 11:49 - Mar 6 with 635 views | BlueNomad |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 10:03 - Mar 6 by Guthrum |
Used to see them quite regularly when they were touring the UK in the late '90s/early 2000s. Quite a few even of that lineup gone now. |
I first saw them in '74 on their first UK tour supporting Golden Earring. Several times after that.
They completely blew the Stones off the stage at Knebworth in 76. | | | |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 15:20 - Mar 6 with 584 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
That's sad. I got to see them in Birmingham about 03/04 and they were still great through never the same band post plane crash. Still got the T shirt from the tour, which doesn't fit any more but is much too cool to throw away.
Had it not been for the crash I think Skynard would have been the biggest band on the planet for a few years, great song writing straight out of where they came from and incredible virtuosity across the line up.
Really genuinely sad about this one because I absolutely love that band. They are full on Holy trinity with the stones and the acca dacca
Fly high freebird
RIP |  |
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| Gary Rossington RIP on 16:11 - Mar 6 with 572 views | Guthrum |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 15:20 - Mar 6 by BlueandTruesince82 |
That's sad. I got to see them in Birmingham about 03/04 and they were still great through never the same band post plane crash. Still got the T shirt from the tour, which doesn't fit any more but is much too cool to throw away.
Had it not been for the crash I think Skynard would have been the biggest band on the planet for a few years, great song writing straight out of where they came from and incredible virtuosity across the line up.
Really genuinely sad about this one because I absolutely love that band. They are full on Holy trinity with the stones and the acca dacca
Fly high freebird
RIP |
We were very probably at the same gig. | |
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| Gary Rossington RIP on 19:47 - Mar 6 with 539 views | BlueNomad |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 15:20 - Mar 6 by BlueandTruesince82 |
That's sad. I got to see them in Birmingham about 03/04 and they were still great through never the same band post plane crash. Still got the T shirt from the tour, which doesn't fit any more but is much too cool to throw away.
Had it not been for the crash I think Skynard would have been the biggest band on the planet for a few years, great song writing straight out of where they came from and incredible virtuosity across the line up.
Really genuinely sad about this one because I absolutely love that band. They are full on Holy trinity with the stones and the acca dacca
Fly high freebird
RIP |
I agree. They could have become the greatest band in the world.
Thinking back to their gigs in 74-76 I just feel a bit sorry for youngsters who will never experience the thrill of seeing a group of virtuosos like Skynyrd play without any “production”; although they could try King King! | | | |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 21:39 - Mar 6 with 510 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 11:49 - Mar 6 by BlueNomad |
I first saw them in '74 on their first UK tour supporting Golden Earring. Several times after that.
They completely blew the Stones off the stage at Knebworth in 76. |
I’d love to have seen them back then. They’d have blown the Stones off the stage for me too, not even close. Sadly, post crash wasn’t even close either. That’s such a tragic story and could have so easily been avoided. |  |
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| Gary Rossington RIP on 22:28 - Mar 6 with 493 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
| Gary Rossington RIP on 19:47 - Mar 6 by BlueNomad |
I agree. They could have become the greatest band in the world.
Thinking back to their gigs in 74-76 I just feel a bit sorry for youngsters who will never experience the thrill of seeing a group of virtuosos like Skynyrd play without any “production”; although they could try King King! |
I'm desperate to see King King. Great band | |
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