Great songs to listen to after a tough day at work/school, or they’re also good songs to listen to when you’re going for a drive.

Both songs have a great rock n’ roll feel to them and just make me personally feel warm on the inside. Like “Sweet Home Alabama” or “Truck Drivin’ Man” for instance. Skynyrd’s music has a very rich, wholesome feel to it. I know that didn’t really fit with the rest of the paragraph, but I didn’t know where else to put it.

Well, it’s actually named after a teacher that they had in high school, or so my dad tells me. Oh, and just a little fun fact, some of you might have noticed the band has sort of a peculiar band name. What more could you ask for? I’ll tell you what more you could ask for some piano, and guess what? They’ve got that too. The drums don’t quite match the musical genius of the guitar and bass but they’re great as well. They’ve got great rhythm guitar, often fun sounding and bluesy, but also kind of sad at times as well. They’re a very instrumentally sound band, as well. Sort of bluesy, but a little more modern. They’ve got that fantastic old school rock feel to them. Anyways, as I just stated it’s by Lynyrd Skynyrd, who are in my opinion one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Now let me pause there for a second I know probably everybody out there already know it’s by Lynyrd Skynyrd, but that’s probably because the majority of the people on this site are music nerds and I actually know a lot of people who don’t know who the song is by so bare with me. Anyways, getting back on topic everyone’s heard the song, but lots of people don’t know who it’s by. You know, the one with Reese Witherspoon where she’s in love with some rich guy and she has to go back home to Alabama to divorce her current husband, but ends up falling in love with him again. Whether it was on the radio, at some sort of club perhaps, in a commercial for Kentucky Fried Chicken, or maybe you’ve heard it in the movie “Sweet Home Alabama”. Everyone’s heard “Sweet Home Alabama” from one time to another. “Sweet Home Alabama, where the skies are so blue.” I’m sure all of you now have that familiar tune in your head just from those few words.

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