Sure enough am a Skynyrd fan. Wore out many a cassette tapes driving the dirt roads in western Missouri and eastern Kansas with Skynyrd cranked and a cooler of road sodies during my teen years
Just because you're offended doesn't mean your right.
And I believe Cassie Gaines introduced her brother to Ronnie after Ed left
Correct. Ronnie Van Zandt was looking for a 3rd guitar player and Cassie told him about her brother. Ronnie invited him to sit in on a jam session and before the night was out he was a member of the band. Stevie Gaines was a hell of a guitar player. He wrote the song I Know a Little and it is him playing the lead into it. Very talented dude.
You get out of life what you are willing to accept. If you ain't happy, do something about it!
I hate Freebird, but love Skynyrd. I remember when the plane went down. My friend's sister came in the house and said 'Lynyrd Skynyrd is dead'
My favorite
You don't like Freebird!? You are fughed up! Go have a glass of milk. Geez. As for the guitarists in that original band, Ed King and Steve Gaines were very good. Gary Rossington and Allen Collins were mighty good also. That song about Curtis Loew is blues supreme.
Skynyrd is one of my favorite bands. And while He wasn't the best guitar player in the band. I love Garys style and sound. Nobody else sounds like him and for me his play is the Skynyrd sound.