Sweet Home Alabama - Müzik
Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd
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1965 Yılında Amerika Florida’da My Barckyard Ismiyle Kurulan Lynyrd Skynyrd O Zamanlar Birçok Grubun Ve Kişinin Hayranı Olduğu Rolling Stones’un Parçaları Başta Olmak Üzere Beatles Yardbirds Gibi Grupların Parçalarını Coverlayarak Maceralarına Başlıyorlar. Kuruluşlarından Kısa Bir Süre Sonra Kendileriyle Uğraşan Beden Eğitimi Öğretmenleri Leonard Skinner’a Ithafen Grup Ismini Lynyrd Skynyrd Olarak Değiştiriyor Ve Böylece Southern Rock’ın Da Miladı Başlamış Oluyordu. Grubun Ilk Kadrosu Ronnie Van Zant/vokal Allen Collins Ile Gary Rossington/gitarlar Larry Junstrom/bass Gitar Bob Burns/davul Şeklindedir. Burada Bir Dipnot Lynyrd Skynyrd The Allman Brothers Band Ile Birlikte Lead Gitar Çift Gitar Tekniği Dediğimiz Ve Günümüzde Birçok Heavy Metal Grubunun Benimsediği Tekniği Ilk Kullanan Gruptur. Bu Kadroya Daha Sonra Dahil Olacak Pill Powell/klavye Ile Artık Grup Yavaş Yavaş Albüm Çalışmalarına Başlıyordu. 1972 Yılına Gelindiğinde Bass Gitara Gelen Ed Kings Ile Stüdyoya Giriliyor Ancak Ed’in Kayıtlarını Beğenmeyen Zant Gitar Kayıtlarını Yeniden Yaptırtıyordu. Bu Sırada Prodüktör Al Kooper Eşliğinde Grup Ilk Albümleri Pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd’i 1973 Yılında Piyasaya Çıkartıyorlardı. Albümden Freebird Parçası Ile Radyo Listelerinde Üst Seviyelere Kadar Tırmanan Babalar Bu Gazla 1974 Senesinde Second Helping Albümünü Piyasaya Çıkartıyordu. Albümde Yine En Dikkat Çekici Parçalardan Biri Hala Efsaneliğini Koruyan Sweet Home Alabama Parçası Oluyordu. Grup Bu Albümden Sonra Bir Zamanlar Parçalarını Coverladıkları Idol Grupları Rolling Stones Ile Çok Başarılı Bir Tura Çıkıyorlardı. Çalışmalarına Ara Vermeyen Babalar 1975 Yılına Gelindiğinde 3. Albümleri Nuthin’ Fancy’i Kaydediyorlardı. Listelerde Ilk 10’da Yer Alan Albümün Hemen Ardından Grup Hız Kesmeden 1976 Senesine Gelindiğinde Gimme Back My Bullets Ve 1977’de O Talihsiz Olaydan Kısa Bir Zaman Önce De Street Survivors Albümünü Çıkartıyordu. İşte Bu Albümden Sonra Çıkılan Bir Turnede Uçaklarının Yakıtının Havadayken Bitmesi Nedeniyle Yaşanan Kazada Grubun Beyin Takımı Denebilicek Vokalist Ronnie Van Zant Ve Gitarist Steve Gaines Ile Kızkardeşi Cassie Gaines’le Birlikte Grubun Teknik Ekibindende Birçok Kişi Hayatlarını Kaybediyordu. Diğer Elemanların Ise Ağır Yaralı Olarak Kurtulduğu Kazadan Sonra Grup Dağılma Kararı Veriyordu. Seneler 1987’i Gösterdiğinde Grup Bir Anma Konseri Için Ronnie’nin Kardeşi Johnny Van Zant Öncülüğünde Yeniden Bir Araya Geliyor Ardından Ise Eski Gruba Saygı Amacıyla Bu Konser’den Oluşan Bir Live Albüm Southern By The Grace Of God Piyasaya Sürülüyordu. Bundan Sonra Sırasıyla The Last Rebel Endangered Species Twenty Edge Of Forever Christmas Time Again Ve Vicious Cycle Albümlerini Yayınlayan Grup 70'ler Dönemi Çalışmlarından Derlenen Pek Çok Best Of/compilations Da Yayınlıyordu. Grup 2008 Itibariyle Çalışmalarına Hala Devam Etmektedir.
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Creation And Recording At A Band Practice Shortly After Bassist Ed King Had Switched To Guitar King Heard Fellow Guitarist Gary Rossington Playing A Guitar Riff That Inspired Him In Fact This Riff Is Still Heard In The Final Version Of The Song And Is Played During The Verses As A Counterpoint To The Main D-C 9-G Chord Progression . In Interviews Ed King Has Said That During The Night Following The Practice Session The Chords And Two Main Guitar Solos Came To Him In A Dream Note For Note. King Then Introduced The Song To The Band The Next Day And A Hit Was Born. Also Written At This Session Was The Track That Would Follow "Alabama" On The Second Helping Album "I Need You." A Live Version Of The Track On The Compilation Album Collectybles Places The Writing Of The Song During The Late Summer Of 1973 As The Live Set Available On The Album Is Dated October 30 1973. The Track Was Recorded At Studio One In Doraville Georgia Using Just King Bassist Wilkeson And Drummer Burns To Lay Down The Basic Backing Track. Ed King Used A Marshall Amp Belonging To Allen Collins. The Guitar Used On The Track Was A 1972 Fender Stratocaster. However King Has Said That Guitar Was A Pretty Poor Model And Had Bad Pickups Forcing Him To Turn The Amp Up All The Way To Get Decent Volume Out Of It. This Guitar Is Now Displayed At The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Museum In Cleveland Ohio. The "Turn It Up" Line Uttered By Ronnie Van Zant In The Beginning Was Not Intended To Be In The Song. Van Zant Was Just Asking Producer Al Kooper And Engineer Rodney Mills To Turn Up The Volume In His Headphones So That He Could Hear The Track Better. Following The Two "woo's" Leon's The First Ed's The Second At The Start Of The Piano Solo Van Zant Can Be Heard Ad-Libbing "My Montgomery's Got The Answer." The Duplicate "my" Was Produced By Kooper Turning Off One Of The Two Vocal Takes. For Lynyrd Skynyrd's 1976 Film Free Bird This Final Line Was Changed To "Mr. Jimmy Carter Got The Answer." In A Reference To The 1976 Presidential Election. Citation Needed There Is Also A Semi-Hidden Vocal Line In The Second Verse After The "Well I Heard Mr. Young Sing About Her" Line At Approximately 0 50 . In The Left Channel You Can Hear The Phrase "Southern Man" Being Sung Lightly. This Was Producer Al Kooper Doing A Neil Young Impression And Was Just Another Incident Of The Band Members Messing Around In The Studio While Being Recorded. According To Leon Wilkeson It Was Al Kooper's Idea To Continue And Echo The Lines From "Southern Man" After Each Of Van Zant's Lines. "Better...Keep Your Head"..."Don't Forget What Your / Good Book Says" Etc. But Ronnie Insisted That Kooper Remove It Not Wanting To Plagiarize Or Upset Young. Kooper Left The One Line Barely Audible In The Left Channel. The Count-In Heard In The Beginning Of The Track Is Spoken By Ed King. The Count-In To The First Song On An Album Was A Signature Touch That Producer Kooper Usually Put On Albums That He Made. "Sweet Home Alabama" Was A Major Chart Hit For A Band Whose Previous Singles Had "lazily Sauntered Out Into Release With No Particular Intent." The Hit Led To Two TV Rock-Show Offers Which The Band Turned Down. 2 None Of The Three Writers Of The Song Were Originally From Alabama. Ronnie Van Zant And Gary Rossington Were Both Born In Jacksonville Florida. Ed King Was From Glendale California. Controversy "Sweet Home Alabama" Was Written As An Answer To Two Songs "Southern Man" And "Alabama" By Neil Young Which Attacked Dealt With Themes Of Racism And Slavery In The American South. "We Thought Neil Was Shooting All The Ducks In Order To Kill One Or Two " Said Ronnie Van Zant At The Time. 2 Van Zant's Musical Response However Was Also Controversial With References To Alabama Governor George Wallace A Noted Supporter Of Segregation And The Watergate Scandal In Birmingham They Love The Governor Boo Boo Boo Now We All Did What We Could Do
Now Watergate Does Not Bother Me
Does Your Conscience Bother You?
Tell The Truth In Addition The Final Chorus Rhymes "where The Skies Are So Blue" With "and The Governor's True." In 1975 Van Zant Said "The Lyrics About The Governor Of Alabama Were Misunderstood. The General Public Didn't Notice The Words 'Boo! Boo! Boo!' After That Particular Line And The Media Picked Up Only On The Reference To The People Loving The Governor." 3 "The Line 'We All Did What We Could Do' Is Sort Of Ambiguous " Kooper Notes "'We Tried To Get Wallace Out Of There' Is How I Always Thought Of It." 3 Journalist John Swenson Argues That The Song Is More Complex Than It Is Sometimes Given Credit For Suggesting That It Only Looks Like An Endorsement Of Wallace. 3 "Wallace And I Have Very Little In Common " Van Zant Himself Said "I Don't Like What He Says About Colored People." 3 In 1976 Van Zant And The Band Supported Jimmy Carter For His Presidential Candidacy Including Fundraising And An Appearance At The Gator Bowl Benefit Concert. Muscle Shoals One Verse Of The Song Includes The Line "Now Muscle Shoals Has Got The Swampers/And They've Been Known To Pick A Song Or Two." This Refers To The Town Of Muscle Shoals Alabama A Legendary Location For Recording Popular Music Due To The "sound" Crafted By Local Recording Studios And Back-Up Musicians. "The Swampers" Referred To In The Lyrics Included Among Others Jimmy Johnson David Hood Barry Beckett Roger Hawkins Eddie Hinton Pete Carr And Spooner Oldham Who Crafted The "Muscle Shoals Sound". Sometimes Recording Under The Identity Of The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section These Musicians Included Jimmy Johnson Guitar Roger Hawkins Drums David Hood Bass And Barry Beckett Keyboards And They Were Inducted Into The Alabama Music Hall Of Fame In 1995 For A "Lifework Award For Non-Performing Achievement." The Nickname "The Swampers" Was Given To The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section By Singer/songwriter Leon Russell. Part Of The Reference Comes From The 1971-1972 Demo Reels That Lynyrd Skynyrd Had Recorded In Muscle Shoals With Johnson As A Producer/recording Engineer. Johnson Helped Refine Many Of The Songs First Heard Publicly On The "Pronounced" Album And It Was Van Zant's "tip Of The Hat" To Johnson For Helping Out The Band In The Early Years And Essentially Giving The Band Its First Break. Lynyrd Skynyrd Remains Connected To Muscle Shoals Having Since Recorded A Number Of Works In The City And Making It A Regular Stop On Their Concert Tours.
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1965 Yılında Amerika Florida’da My Barckyard Ismiyle Kurulan Lynyrd Skynyrd O Zamanlar Birçok Grubun Ve Kişinin Hayranı Olduğu Rolling Stones’un Parçaları Başta Olmak Üzere Beatles Yardbirds Gibi Grupların Parçalarını Coverlayarak Maceralarına Başlıyorlar. Kuruluşlarından Kısa Bir Süre Sonra Kendileriyle Uğraşan Beden Eğitimi Öğretmenleri Leonard Skinner’a Ithafen Grup Ismini Lynyrd Skynyrd Olarak Değiştiriyor Ve Böylece Southern Rock’ın Da Miladı Başlamış Oluyordu. Grubun Ilk Kadrosu Ronnie Van Zant/vokal Allen Collins Ile Gary Rossington/gitarlar Larry Junstrom/bass Gitar Bob Burns/davul Şeklindedir. Burada Bir Dipnot Lynyrd Skynyrd The Allman Brothers Band Ile Birlikte Lead Gitar Çift Gitar Tekniği Dediğimiz Ve Günümüzde Birçok Heavy Metal Grubunun Benimsediği Tekniği Ilk Kullanan Gruptur. Bu Kadroya Daha Sonra Dahil Olacak Pill Powell/klavye Ile Artık Grup Yavaş Yavaş Albüm Çalışmalarına Başlıyordu. 1972 Yılına Gelindiğinde Bass Gitara Gelen Ed Kings Ile Stüdyoya Giriliyor Ancak Ed’in Kayıtlarını Beğenmeyen Zant Gitar Kayıtlarını Yeniden Yaptırtıyordu. Bu Sırada Prodüktör Al Kooper Eşliğinde Grup Ilk Albümleri Pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd’i 1973 Yılında Piyasaya Çıkartıyorlardı. Albümden Freebird Parçası Ile Radyo Listelerinde Üst Seviyelere Kadar Tırmanan Babalar Bu Gazla 1974 Senesinde Second Helping Albümünü Piyasaya Çıkartıyordu. Albümde Yine En Dikkat Çekici Parçalardan Biri Hala Efsaneliğini Koruyan Sweet Home Alabama Parçası Oluyordu. Grup Bu Albümden Sonra Bir Zamanlar Parçalarını Coverladıkları Idol Grupları Rolling Stones Ile Çok Başarılı Bir Tura Çıkıyorlardı. Çalışmalarına Ara Vermeyen Babalar 1975 Yılına Gelindiğinde 3. Albümleri Nuthin’ Fancy’i Kaydediyorlardı. Listelerde Ilk 10’da Yer Alan Albümün Hemen Ardından Grup Hız Kesmeden 1976 Senesine Gelindiğinde Gimme Back My Bullets Ve 1977’de O Talihsiz Olaydan Kısa Bir Zaman Önce De Street Survivors Albümünü Çıkartıyordu. İşte Bu Albümden Sonra Çıkılan Bir Turnede Uçaklarının Yakıtının Havadayken Bitmesi Nedeniyle Yaşanan Kazada Grubun Beyin Takımı Denebilicek Vokalist Ronnie Van Zant Ve Gitarist Steve Gaines Ile Kızkardeşi Cassie Gaines’le Birlikte Grubun Teknik Ekibindende Birçok Kişi Hayatlarını Kaybediyordu. Diğer Elemanların Ise Ağır Yaralı Olarak Kurtulduğu Kazadan Sonra Grup Dağılma Kararı Veriyordu. Seneler 1987’i Gösterdiğinde Grup Bir Anma Konseri Için Ronnie’nin Kardeşi Johnny Van Zant Öncülüğünde Yeniden Bir Araya Geliyor Ardından Ise Eski Gruba Saygı Amacıyla Bu Konser’den Oluşan Bir Live Albüm Southern By The Grace Of God Piyasaya Sürülüyordu. Bundan Sonra Sırasıyla The Last Rebel Endangered Species Twenty Edge Of Forever Christmas Time Again Ve Vicious Cycle Albümlerini Yayınlayan Grup 70'ler Dönemi Çalışmlarından Derlenen Pek Çok Best Of/compilations Da Yayınlıyordu. Grup 2008 Itibariyle Çalışmalarına Hala Devam Etmektedir.
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Creation and Recording:
At a band practice shortly after bassist Ed King had switched to guitar, King heard fellow guitarist Gary Rossington playing a guitar riff that inspired him (in fact, this riff is still heard in the final version of the song and is played during the verses as a counterpoint to the main D-C+9-G chord progression). In interviews, Ed King has said that, during the night following the practice session, the chords and two main guitar solos came to him in a dream, note for note. King then introduced the song to the band the next day, and a hit was born. Also written at this session was the track that would follow "Alabama" on the Second Helping album, "I Need You."
A live version of the track on the compilation album Collectybles places the writing of the song during the late summer of 1973, as the live set available on the album is dated October 30, 1973.
The track was recorded at Studio One in Doraville, Georgia, using just King, bassist Wilkeson, and drummer Burns to lay down the basic backing track. Ed King used a Marshall amp belonging to Allen Collins. The guitar used on the track was a 1972 Fender Stratocaster. However, King has said that guitar was a pretty poor model and had bad pickups, forcing him to turn the amp up all the way to get decent volume out of it. This guitar is now displayed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland, Ohio.
The "Turn it up" line uttered by Ronnie Van Zant in the beginning was not intended to be in the song. Van Zant was just asking producer Al Kooper and engineer Rodney Mills to turn up the volume in his headphones so that he could hear the track better.
Following the two "woo's" (Leon's the first, Ed's the second) at the start of the piano solo, Van Zant can be heard ad-libbing "My, Montgomery's got the answer." The duplicate "my" was produced by Kooper turning off one of the two vocal takes. For Lynyrd Skynyrd's 1976 film Free Bird, this final line was changed to "Mr. (Jimmy) Carter got the answer." in a reference to the 1976 Presidential Election.[citation needed]
There is also a semi-hidden vocal line in the second verse after the "Well, I heard Mr. Young sing about her" line (at approximately 0:50). In the left channel, you can hear the phrase "Southern Man" being sung lightly. This was producer Al Kooper doing a Neil Young impression and was just another incident of the band members messing around in the studio while being recorded. According to Leon Wilkeson, it was Al Kooper's idea to continue and echo the lines from "Southern Man" after each of Van Zant's lines. "Better...keep your head"..."Don't forget what your / good book says", etc. But Ronnie insisted that Kooper remove it not wanting to plagiarize or upset Young. Kooper left the one line barely audible in the left channel.
The count-in heard in the beginning of the track is spoken by Ed King. The count-in to the first song on an album was a signature touch that producer Kooper usually put on albums that he made.
"Sweet Home Alabama" was a major chart hit for a band whose previous singles had "lazily sauntered out into release with no particular intent." The hit led to two TV rock-show offers, which the band turned down.[2]
None of the three writers of the song were originally from Alabama. Ronnie Van Zant and Gary Rossington were both born in Jacksonville, Florida. Ed King was from Glendale, California.
Controversy:
"Sweet Home Alabama" was written as an answer to two songs, "Southern Man" and "Alabama" by Neil Young, which attacked dealt with themes of racism and slavery in the American South. "We thought Neil was shooting all the ducks in order to kill one or two," said Ronnie Van Zant at the time.[2] Van Zant's musical response, however, was also controversial, with references to Alabama Governor George Wallace (a noted supporter of segregation) and the Watergate scandal:
In Birmingham, they love the governor (boo boo boo)
Now we all did what we could do
Now Watergate does not bother me
Does your conscience bother you?
Tell the truth
In addition, the final chorus rhymes "where the skies are so blue" with "and the governor's true."
In 1975, Van Zant said: "The lyrics about the governor of Alabama were misunderstood. The general public didn't notice the words 'Boo! Boo! Boo!' after that particular line, and the media picked up only on the reference to the people loving the governor."[3] "The line 'We all did what we could do' is sort of ambiguous," Kooper notes "'We tried to get Wallace out of there' is how I always thought of it."[3] Journalist John Swenson argues that the song is more complex than it is sometimes given credit for, suggesting that it only looks like an endorsement of Wallace.[3] "Wallace and I have very little in common," Van Zant himself said, "I don't like what he says about colored people."[3]
In 1976, Van Zant and the band supported Jimmy Carter for his presidential candidacy, including fundraising and an appearance at the Gator Bowl benefit concert.
Muscle Shoals:
One verse of the song includes the line "Now Muscle Shoals has got the Swampers/And they've been known to pick a song or two." This refers to the town of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, a legendary location for recording popular music due to the "sound" crafted by local recording studios and back-up musicians. "The Swampers" referred to in the lyrics included (among others) Jimmy Johnson, David Hood, Barry Beckett, Roger Hawkins, Eddie Hinton, Pete Carr and Spooner Oldham who crafted the "Muscle Shoals Sound". Sometimes recording under the identity of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, these musicians included Jimmy Johnson (guitar), Roger Hawkins (drums), David Hood (bass), and Barry Beckett (keyboards), and they were inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in 1995 for a "Lifework Award for Non-Performing Achievement." The nickname "The Swampers" was given to the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section by singer/songwriter Leon Russell.
Part of the reference comes from the 1971-1972 demo reels that Lynyrd Skynyrd had recorded in Muscle Shoals with Johnson as a producer/recording engineer. Johnson helped refine many of the songs first heard publicly on the "Pronounced" album, and it was Van Zant's "tip of the hat" to Johnson for helping out the band in the early years and essentially giving the band its first break.
Lynyrd Skynyrd remains connected to Muscle Shoals having since recorded a number of works in the city and making it a regular stop on their concert tours. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.