Lakewood Amphitheater, Atlanta 1994

Lynyrd Skynyrd performed live from Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta, GA on August 20th, 1994. The band released its first post-reunion album in 1991, entitled Lynyrd Skynyrd 1991. During this time, they added a second drummer, Kurt Custer, while Artimus Pyle left the band. Custer then became the band's sole drummer. The line-up released a second post-reunion album, The Last Rebel, in 1993.

This particular performance from Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta, GA on August 20th, 1994 was broadcast on syndicated radio. The show featured both acoustic and electric elements, showcasing the 1987 Skynyrd line-up with Mike Estes replacing Randall Hall and Owen Hale taking over on drums from Custer. Ed King's performance was outstanding and Gary Rossington's solo during "Gimme Three Steps" was off-the-wall and standout.

A great version of "That Smell" demonstrated Skynyrd at their best. This superb show included many of their classic hits, such as "Sweet Home Alabama" and the anthemic "Freebird".