Legendary Rock Band Releases Video for This Classic Hit 50 Years Later first appeared on Parade on May 23, 2025 The decision ...

Drugs, dysfunction and 1977’s Draw The Line album sent Aerosmith into a tailspin that would take a decade to pull out of ...

Kicking off back in 1964, the initial lineup boasted Ronnie Van Zant on ... 1963 novelty song "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh", drawing a character reference to "Leonard Skinner". On top of that ...

When the DJ paused the music so fans could fill in words to his songs ... on tour with ZZ Top and they said every time you come out to see them, you kick their ass,” Van Zant said right before ...

The 12-song set is a mix of classic rock and country that has defined the siblings’ careers, along with Southern gospel. Donnie Van Zant ... the top 10 Special Forces in 1982. The band banked ...

The band banked nine top 40 Billboard Hot 100 ... On Hot Country Songs, the pair’s “Help Somebody” hit No. 8 in 2005. Of Van Zant’s rookie Christian LP, Donnie Van Zant stated, “This ...

In the below list of the Top 35 Southern Rock Songs, as chosen ... in a dark cloud. As band members' drug and alcohol abuses increased, singer Ronnie Van Zant stood back and assessed the ...

Jacksonville, Florida spawned a disproportionate amount of now-classic Southern rock bands ... Johnny Van Zant is on tour with Lynyrd Skynyrd and coheadliners ZZ Top, playing Skynyrd classics ...

Imagine: You’re on tour and you hear a song that gets its hooks into you. When you’re in the van singing it ... like when the whole band is singing that one at the top of our lungs while ...

Over that time on the road, Bern penned thousands of topical songs ... that whole record top to bottom three nights in a row. Immediately after [I hooked up] with another band, all the way ...

Back in the 1970s, though, Skynyrd were on top of their game ... asked members of the band to write down their ten favourite songs. Van Zant’s handwritten list features some fantastic tracks from ...

“Red, White And Blue” was released in 2003, when Johnny Van Zant had fully committed himself to the band. The song rejects pop culture conglomerates, and the limelight Lynyrd Skynyrd has ...