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Artist: Lynyrd Skynyrd

Title: Street Survivors

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Category: Southern Rock

Year: 1977

Label: MCA Records

Catalog Number: MCAD 11535

Personnel

Ronnie Van Zant lead vocals
Steve Gains guitar, lead vocals
Gary Rossington guitar
Allen Collins guitar
Leon Wilkeson bass
Billy Powell piano, keyboard
Artumus Pyle drums

2007 30th Anniversary re-issue + bonus disc of Original Criteria Studio Mixes, demo's, live tracks.

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	What's Your Name	3:30
2.	That Smell	5:47
3.	One More Time	5:03
4.	I Know a Little	3:26
5.	You Got That Right	3:44
6.	I Never Dreamed	5:21
7.	Honky Tonk Night Time Man	3:59
8.	Ain't No Good Life	4:36
Total Running Time:		35:26
Disc 2
9.	What's Your Name Criteria original version	3:33
10.	That Smell Criteria original version	5:29
11.	You Got That Right Criteria original version	3:19
12.	I Never Dreamed Criteria original version	5:22
13.	Georgia Peaches	3:14
14.	Sweet Little Missy Criteria original version	5:16
15.	Sweet Little Missy demo	5:11
16.	Ain't No Good Life Criteria original version	5:02
17.	That Smell Criteria complete original version	7:30
18.	Jacksonville Kid	4:09
19.	You Got That Right live	4:41
20.	That Smell live	6:05
21.	Ain't No Good Life live	5:01
22.	What's Your Name live	3:28
23.	Gimme Three Steps live	5:09
Total Running Time:		72:29

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Existing comments about this CD

From: BPG	Date: February 5, 2002 at 12:42
What can you really say about Skynyrd: Timeless, Classic, Southern Rock N'Roll at its BEST. Plus the Remastered re-release has bonus tracks. The current Skynyrd band is fantastic also, with that old sound, but updated recording techniques. Many thanks to the Van Zant family for keeping the music going.

From: Ocean Dreamer	Date: March 6, 2002 at 6:40
Long live the Skynyrd family!!!!! Great album,great songs, one of the best, next to "pronnounced..." and the perfects last four ones.

From: Riki Castillo	Date: March 9, 2002 at 3:54
One of their best album! A classic release form LS. Cant be a LS fan without this album. Get the remastered version! Hmmm. what's that smell?

From: James

Date: November 23, 2002 at 19:04

On Friday November 22 this cd has 16 votes with a rating of 9.3. On Saturday November 23 it has 24 votes and a 7.3 rating. I can not say for sure but it seems that someone doesn't respect what Ronnie and the great Skynyrd band created with this album and wanted it out of the top 25. This alubm is CLASSIC, would have loved to see where the band would have gone with more albums with Ronnie leading the way. The Merle Haggard cover is great and all the other songs are perfect.

From: byrdman69	Date: January 15, 2003 at 15:55
this is one of the best musical releases ever. that sweet honkey tonk, southern sound, done as only legends can do it....a definite 10!!!!!!

From: Big Mac	Date: March 18, 2003 at 20:51
An easy 10/10. There's no mistaking class.

From: steve	Date: May 8, 2003 at 18:01
great southern rock the best southern group of all-time hands down.

From: Will	Date: September 30, 2003 at 13:16
skynyrds best album yet-Freebird

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From: Jez	Date: August 29, 2004 at 16:53
Just been blaring this out in the car on the way back from rehersals, so was in the mood for some classic Suvvern rock music. This is excellent right the way through and after 'Pronounced' is their best studio release. The expanded version features 5 bonus tracks, which definately add to the original album (unlike some i could mention), in fact all the Skynyrd expanded edition are excellent and are worth upgrading the old ones for.

From: Remastered Reason

Date: August 26, 2010 at 13:32

With the term "great" so loosely thrown into any review or trivialized by redundance, Skynyrd's fourth album certainly can be considered the greatest album with original singer Ronnie Van Zant & company. By 1977, Skynyrd finally began cleaning up their act both collectively & personally. As a result, the band never sounded more mature or sure of their direction. Each song here is a winner, epitomized by the tune "That Smell" with Van Zant seemingly intolerant of the vices of the band & himself which they had endured previously & determined to carry on soberly for the most part. They had already written their southern anthem with "Freebird" on their first album, but "Street Survivors" is fresh & envigorating, not the typical raunch & roll.

From: elljam	Date: April 15, 2012 at 5:44
Some good songs on here with "What's your name" & "You got that right" hitting the mark. However album highlight has to be "That smell" which must be one of the best songs Skynyrd ever wrote. Rest of the album is between fair & average.

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