Southern By the Grace of God: Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Tour, Vol. 1 Lynyrd Skynyrd

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  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Original Release: 1988
  • Sales Rank: 50,815
  • Label: MCA
  • UPC: 076732802724

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Southern By the Grace of God: Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Tour, Vol. 1

1LISTENIntroduction by Lacy Van Zant/Workin' for Mca 6:04
2LISTENThat Smell 6:33
3LISTENI Know a Little 4:58
4LISTENComin' Home 6:36
5LISTENYou Got That Right 4:33
6LISTENWhat's Your Name? 3:59
7LISTENGimme Back My Bullets 4:57
8LISTENSwamp Music 3:51
9LISTENCall Me the Breeze 7:29
10LISTENDixie/Sweet Home Alabama 8:29
11LISTENFree Bird 14:51

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For its first live album since the fatal 1977 plane crash, Lynyrd Skynyrd drafted a few friends to sit in as guest artists, including former Dixie Dregs guitarist Steve Morse, fiddle wizard Charlie Daniels, and former Marshall Tucker Band guitarist Toy Caldwell, who contributes some of his unique thumb-picking guitar work to the J.J. Cale tune "Call Me the Breeze." Johnny VanZant, younger brother of the late Ronnie VanZant, steps forward as lead singer, and even pulls in his other brother Donnie of .38 Special to sing along, and Artimus Pyle proves that he still has what it takes to provide the backbeat for one of the South's most enduring legends. While Southern By the Grace of God may not match the intensity of One More From the Road, it still delivers some excellent Southern jamming, pairing a few of the South's best-loved musicians with one of the world's legendary rock & roll bands. Michael B. Smith, All Music Guide

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