Lynyrd Skynyrd

Peter Frampton, Cheap Trick and Gregg Allman were just a few of the artists on hand for Lynyrd Skynyrd's all-star concert recording One More for the Fans.

Hey everybody. It is time for me to share one of my favorites with you. Every day I cruise the Internet looking for whatever tune floats my boat at the moment. Today my favorite is Lynyrd Skynyrd. I would love to hear your suggestions. Who knows maybe I will post one of your favorites right here on The Hawk's website...

MontanaFair is just a few months away.  MontanaFair is scheduled for August 7-15.

Lynyrd Skynyrd rose fromtheir shared tragedy, first with a key sibling and a guitarist with an historical connection – and then a group of very famous new friends.

Today's lesson is for bass players. Love that rock 'n roll bass line. Found it very difficult to memorize, as it has no particular sequence, but it's worth trying. Ed King performed the bass track of this song on Lynyrd Skynyrd's first record, not Leon Wilkeson as it is often misconstrued...

Today's lesson will be taught by Marty, one of the best teachers.This song is the same as my favorite today, but it is a must if you are in a band and playing in the bars. "Sweet Home Alabama" is not a hard song by any means. But every time you start it off in a bar, the dance floor gets full...

Hey, everybody. It is time for me to share one of my favorites with you. Every day I cruise the Internet looking for whatever tune floats my boat at the moment. Today, my favorite is Lynyrd Skynyrd. I would love to hear your suggestions. Who knows...

The guitarist paid tribute to the late Bob Burns, with whom he founded Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Burns, who founded the band and drummed on their first two albums, was killed in a single-car crash.

The band lost yet another seminal member when their longtime keyboard player passed away suddenly.

Have you always wondered about the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash? Well today you can hear it from the people who were involved. This is a Behind The Music that is well worth your time to look into. To me one of the saddest days in in rock and roll history...

Today's lesson is from our old friend Marty one again. Marty is a great teacher and shows you how to play without being a stuffed shirt. He also takes the time to make things easier.Today's song is Call me The Breeze which is actually a JJ Cale song made famous by Lynyrd Skynyrd...