Lynyrd Skynyrd Hammersmith Odeon 23-04-15




First up were Leogun who I had seen support Extreme last year and they continue to flourish with a second album due this year from which they played Magic Potion.
A heady mix of blues soul and heavy rock their 30 minute set was greeted by the mass crowd very enthusiastically and grew as the set wore on.

Led by the throaty roar and guitar histrionics of Tommy Smith who is the main focus of attention here is what they played.
My Motor
Magic Potion
Beauty Queen
Piggy In The Middle 
Everyday
By The Reins

Leaving to the title track of their debut cd the lengthy workout left the crowd wanting more as all good support slots do.












This review was going to be done by NR but as this was a landmark birthday(50th) for him, he had a fair few glasses of Cider, Merlot, and JD Honey (not in the same glass) beforehand,( along with a superb meal at Covent Garden and a chocolate bombe to die for) and simply smiled and sang his 50 year old face off during the whole gig. He also has had a man crush on Rickey Medlocke since the first Blackfoot album came out - so I'll let him off this time.  Yee haw.. Hell yeah  Etc.  

I will just add that with a packed crowd and a setlist of purely old classics this show blew away the last time I saw them at the NIA in 2009 and for that I was thankful.

Here is what they played.

Workin' For MCA
I Ain't The One
Call Me The Breeze
What's Your Name
That Smell
Saturday Night Special
The Needle And The Spoon
I Need You

Swamp Music
Simple Man
Tuesday's Gone
Mississippi Kid
Gimme Three Steps
Sweet Home Alabama

Encore of Freebird

Nige it was your day mate.










































































































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