fly on freebyrd tour jacket recovered from crash site.
September 29, 2012 12:38:31 PM UTC Post #31

The jacket's a fake and so is this e bay merchant. Maybe he should just be reported to ebay.He should know we here in the Nation can spot a fake jacket a mile away.

I ain't Hidin' from nobody, Nobody's hidin' from me

October 05, 2012 11:48:01 AM UTC Post #32

=Babydk said:
=barryjackie said:@Road Fatigue: Are you serious? You're a Skynyrd Fan supposedly and you are asking who these people are? You must be a brand new fan or you would definitely know these names from the ORIGINAL Lynyrd Skynyrd band.


It seems to me that is it YOU who is the new fan for not understanding Road Fatigue was referring to the idiot that is trying to sell an "original" tour shirt with the band members names butchered!

No crew member would EVER wear something like that-or be allowed to!

Road Fatigue not a fan? Lets put it this way.....have YOU seen the ORIGINAL band?? He has twice. Have you seen the current band more than once? He has over 100 times. Do you own other memorabilia besides this jacket? He has rooms overflowing with stuff.

Oh, how do I know that??? Because we met, fell in love, got married at a Skynyrd show in Vegas, and all BECAUSE OF THIS BAND.

Now..shut your piehole.


Which 2 did he see? I caught the original line up 5 times that I can remember. Cow Palace/SF '73 opening for The Who, Chico Stae Univ. '74 opening for Tucker(got hammered with Ronnie @ an after-party), Winterland/SF '74 w/ Tucker again, Oakland/Day On The Green '75(Ronnie wore a Neal Young T-shirt), Concord Pavillion/Ca. Sept. '77(little did we know it was the last one). J Dawg

October 06, 2012 9:17:14 PM UTC Post #33

@Ohiodawg: I will have to have him post when he gets home. I know one or both were here in San Diego. You saw the best shows-those are memories that will never leave you. I feel blessed to have been able to catch the band in April of 77 in Dayton Ohio, but that show was nowhere near the caliber of the Cow Palace or Day on the Green!

What you do for yourself dies with you, but what you do for others can live on forever.

October 06, 2012 11:14:42 PM UTC Post #34

Growing up in San Francisco-- Day on the Greens were awesome!!! I didnt go to the show in '75 but I did go in '77. I had just graduated high school. It was amazing. Remember the orange juice containers? We thought we were slick, trying to sneak in vodka! How about the toliet paper, from the top of the stadium?
Such fun! Hanging out all day! I think I was sunburn for 2 or 3 weeks. REALLY::
Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Santana, AND the Outlaws. Frampton was riding the success of his Frampton Comes Alive album. (Baby I love your way…)
After that, for years I went to many DOTG shows. They were always a blast.

October 06, 2012 11:56:21 PM UTC Post #35

I had a t-shirt back in the 80's with that logo. Bought it at Spencer's Gifts in Colorado.

Skynyrd Flies Forever!

October 13, 2012 1:12:30 AM UTC Post #36

=ls-sbronson said:Growing up in San Francisco-- Day on the Greens were awesome!!! I didnt go to the show in '75 but I did go in '77. I had just graduated high school. It was amazing. Remember the orange juice containers? We thought we were slick, trying to sneak in vodka! How about the toliet paper, from the top of the stadium?
Such fun! Hanging out all day! I think I was sunburn for 2 or 3 weeks. REALLY::
Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Santana, AND the Outlaws. Frampton was riding the success of his Frampton Comes Alive album. (Baby I love your way…)
After that, for years I went to many DOTG shows. They were always a blast.


DOG'S were like a season of Survivor with drugs & alcohol thrown in. The live version of Freebird in Freebird The Movie is from the day you went. Were you there on the 4th of July? J Dawg

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