59 episodes
Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Podcast Skynyrd Reconsydyrd
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4.7 • 46 Ratings
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Is it a championing of a misunderstood band, a meditation on growing up in the south, an exploration of race relations, a love letter to my Dad, or just a bunch of "Y"-filled jokes about a stupid rock band? Let’s find out, while I review every Lynyrd Skynyrd song, one episode at a time. Turn it up!
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Artimus Pyle Interview
Artimus Pyle, legendary Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer, joins us to discuss his new album, Gary Rossington's funeral, the day he recorded his first Skynyrd song, and what it was like working with Ronnie Van Zandt.
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Bonus Ep. Carl, the Friend and Lawyer
Carl, my friend since the 7th grade, joins us to discuss Skynyrd's New Year's Eve performance and to play a new music game that is actually not stupid. Also, a legal analysis of a classic Ronnie Rumbyle.
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Bonus Ep. Simple Daughter
It's time to bid a fond farewell to the Simple Daughter. We discuss Skynyrd album covers and go out with a singalong to Dan Baird's Skynyrd adjacent "Dixie Beauxderaunt."
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Bonus Ep. Scotty Casteel
In this bonus episode, special guest Scotty Casteel joins us to share stories about Ed King and Artimus Pyle and to give the inside scoop on working as a full time musician in the clubs of downtown Nashville. And of course, we discuss his great new album, Some Kind of Fool.
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S5 Ep. 3 - One More Time
It's One More Time time. Learn the long history of a cool song. Also, the worst impressions you have ever heard. Guaranteed.
WARNING: In the one-act play, I mistakenly used Ed King as a character instead of Gary Rossington.
DOUBLE WARNING: There is a one-act play in this episode. It is not good. -
Bonus Ep. Comin' Home with Ry
In this bonus episode, special guest Ry from Sabbath Bloody Podcast joins us to discuss one of our very favorite Skynyrd songs. And it's not on the proper 5 albums! What could it be? Clue is in the title.
Also, we dig into Wilson Pickett, Duane Allman, The Cranberries, and Black Sabbath.
Customer Reviews
Never pulled my gun
I love this podcast and how detailed it is. As a 30 year Skynyrd fan it speaks to me. I do have to let you know that “I never pulled my gun” isn’t referring to a literal gun. Innuendo.
Terrible podcast
Anyone who does a Skynyrd podcast should be a fan of the band. The podcaster spends more time talking about everything other than the band. You will learn nothing about the band listening to this bore fest.
Excyllynt
This is the best Skynyrd podcast. It's probably the only Skynyrd podcast.
RIP Clarence. #FreeJarrence