Lynyrd Skynyrd – Second Helping

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Artist: Lynyrd Skynyrd

Title: Second Helping

Year: 1974

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  • 1. Sweet Home Alabama (4:43)
  • 2. I Need You (6:55)
  • 3. Don't Ask Me No Questions (3:26)
  • 4. Workin' For MCA (4:49)
  • 5. The Ballad Of Curtis Loew (4:51)
  • 6. Swamp Music (3:31)
  • 7. The Needle And The Spoon (3:53)
  • 8. Call Me The Breeze (5:09)
  • 9. Don't Ask Me No Questions - Single Version (3:31)
  • 10. Was I Right Or Wrong - Demo Version (5:33)
  • 11. Take Your Time - Single Version (7:29)

Review

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Second Helping," released in 1974, firmly cements the band’s prowess in Southern rock. Building on the raw energy of their debut, this album refines their sound while showcasing unforgettable hits like the iconic "Sweet Home Alabama," which soared to #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became an absolute anthem. The record itself peaked at #12 on the Billboard album charts and has proudly earned Double Platinum certification from the RIAA.

The album radiates the band's classic blend of blues, rock, and Southern folk influences, with stellar guitar work by Gary Rossington, Allen Collins, and Ed King driving the music forward. Ronnie Van Zant’s gritty vocals add an authentic touch to lyrics that explore themes of love, rebellion, and the Southern way of life. While critics noted the polished production compared to their debut, the album’s recognition as a Southern rock staple has only grown over time, making "Second Helping" a must-listen of the 1970s. - Ralph

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