Lynyrd Skynyrd Drop Stunning New Gimme Three Steps Video From Their Historic 50th Anniversary Live Album
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Live Performance Captured at the Ryman
Southern rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd have released a new video for their classic hit “Gimme Three Steps.” The footage comes from the band’s 50th anniversary concert at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, part of their live album and DVD Celebrating 50 Years – Live At The Ryman, now available through Frontiers Music Srl.
The concert, filmed in November 2022, holds special meaning for fans. It features guitarist Gary Rossington, the last founding member of the band, who passed away less than five months later. Rossington’s presence at the show gives the performance added weight as the group plays one of their earliest favorites.
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Album Highlights and Guest Appearances
The live album captures Lynyrd Skynyrd’s trademark mix of blues rock and Southern hard rock, showcasing their enduring stage energy. Fans will find timeless hits such as “Freebird,” “Sweet Home Alabama,” and “Simple Man,” alongside the standout performance of “Gimme Three Steps.”
Several notable guests joined the band for the Ryman concert. Appearances include Donnie Van Zant of 38 Special, Jelly Roll, Brent Smith from Shinedown, country musician John Osborne of Brothers Osborne, and guitarist Marcus King. Their contributions add fresh touches while honoring the group’s deep roots in rock history.
Touring Continues Across North America
Lynyrd Skynyrd remain active on the road following the release of the live album. The band is currently performing in Canada, with a show scheduled in Edmonton this week. They will return to the United States for additional dates beginning October 2 in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina.
Fans can view the full list of upcoming shows at the band’s official website. The new “Gimme Three Steps” video offers a vivid glimpse of the Ryman performance, highlighting the energy of a milestone night that celebrated five decades of Southern rock tradition.
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