On this day 31 years ago....Oct. 20, 1977

The Free Bird was pulled from the sky outside of McComb , Mississippi

I wonder what direction the music would of went .........Great artists ... Thanks for remembering Joe.
And thanks for the jiggling at the beginning of the video

See you out there
Smokey

It happened the year before I was born, but I have that song on my I-Pod.

ON a similiar note, I cannot wait to get my copy of AC/DC's newest album on my way to work tomorrow, it's been a long time coming.

George

gstanfield wrote:It happened the year before I was born, but I have that song on my I-Pod.

ON a similiar note, I cannot wait to get my copy of AC/DC's newest album on my way to work tomorrow, it's been a long time coming.

George

I bet it sounds just like all the others Been a fan for a long time but think I will have to hear it before buying it.

See you out there
Smokey

God, I hope it sounds just like all the others. I'd hate to see a band that is so good at something try to pull off another sound Actually I have listened to most of it. You can preview the entire CD on their website. We were talking about that today at work, how some people don't like that they have kept the smae sound, while otehrs like the fact that they have remained true to their sound. Their music has changed a bit over time, but not much, it has just lost a little of it's "blues-ish-ness" but is mostly true to what they do best.

It's like I told my boss today, look at all the other rock bands from the 70's and how they tried to change their sound as times changed. Where aer they now? They're all playing at some high school reunion for $200 a show while AC/DC is still packing stadiums doind what they do best!

George

I remember that!................. When it happened I kept thinking of all those that went down in planes that were bands or singers!


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One of the best bands ever. They managed to keep there sound even after the plane wreck. Quite sad actually.

AC/DC is another favorite. Lynard and AC/DC are on my mp3 when I ride.

Thanks for the memory.