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Artist: Lynyrd Skynyrd

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CD Title: Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd

 

Category: Southern Rock

Year: 1973

Label: MCA Records

Catalog Number: MCAD-1685 (original); 088 112 727-2 (2001 reissue)

Personnel

Ronnie Van Zant vocals
Allen Collins guitar
Gary Rossington guitar
Ed King bass, guitar
Billy Powell keyboards
Robert Burns drums

2001 reissue/expanded version contains 5 bonus tracks

Tracks

1.	I Ain't the One	3:53
2.	Tuesday's Gone	7:32
3.	Gimme Three Steps	4:30
4.	Simple Man	5:57
5.	Things Goin' On	4:59
6.	Mississippi Kid	3:56
7.	Poison Whiskey	3:13
8.	Free Bird	9:18
9.	Mr. Banker demo version bonus track	5:22
10.	Down South Jukin' demo version bonus track	2:57
11.	Tuesday's Gone demo version bonus track	7:55
12.	Gimme Three Steps demo version bonus track	5:19
13.	Free Bird demo version bonus track	11:09
Total Running Time:		76:00

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Existing comments about this CD

From: iaffprofireman	Date: November 26, 2003 at 1:58
What can you say about this album? It is a classic! Probably one of the best albums of all time. Of course, most everyone relates this with Freebird, which is an incredible song. But Simple Man and Tuesday's Gone, WOW! Probably my 2 personal favorites from these guys. All the songs are good. Good ol boys doing great ol rock & roll!

From: love metal	Date: January 22, 2004 at 16:30
i may love metal but skynyrd is one of the grestest band of all time, a classic and than some!!!!!!

From: Andree	Date: July 14, 2004 at 19:31
Simplemente el mejor disco de southern rock que escuche, sin desperdicio desde el rimer al último tema, las guitarras tocadas con mucho gusto y sentimiento especialmente en Tuesday's gone y freebird.

From: Remastered Reason

Date: March 17, 2009 at 16:48

Skynyrd are an institution. The music from up until the plane crash in 1977 has transcended time. This album started everything from the opening burner " I Ain't The One" to the all-time great, "Freebird". Van Zant's particularly penetrating and effective lyrics of real life situations, aspirations, hopes, & dreams has hit home to many rockers. How anybody can live without a little Skynyrd in their life is a mystery. Guess you either get it or you don't.

From: elljam	Date: January 10, 2012 at 6:31
Although I've been a hard rock fan for over 30 years, I never got into Skynyrd until much later. I actually prefer the more recent albums & while I'm sure this was great for it's time, it's just an ok album for me. "Simple Man" is a great song & tracks 1-3,5 & 7 are all good rock n roll,"Mississippi Kid" is a filler & I've always found "Freebird" overrated. Good but nowhere near great.

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