The duo has been making beautiful music together for over 35 years beginning when Dale opened for Skynyrd in '77 while she was singing with 38 Special, then as part of Rossington Collins Band in ...

They had two girls, built a log cabin and began recording again as the Rossington Band. They took the band on the road, revisiting familiar venues such as the Fox Theater in Atlanta, where Lynyrd ...

Rossington did not make any apologies for keeping the group going, years after he became the last original member to be part of the lineup. “Me, Allen [Collins] and Ronnie started this band with ...

Instead they became the Rossington Collins Band named after guitarists Gary Rossington and Allen Collins. One big change was the addition of a female lead singer - Dale Krantz. Their 1980 debut ...

That’s the electric guitar the late musician used to play "Free Bird" right up until Skynyrd's tragic plane crash in 1977, and then during his subsequent tenure with the Rossington Collins Band.

The band's rebellious blues-rock earned them a fearsome live ... Rossington, who was severely injured, had to learn to play again with steel rods in his arm. He formed a new group, The Rossington ...

in the summer of 1964 when teenaged Rossington, Van Zant and Bob Burns met while competing on rival baseball teams, the band’s website says. Soon, the trio was joined by guitarist Allen Collins ...

Lynyrd Skynyrd disbanded, and Rossington and guitarist Allen Collins formed ... iconography in their live shows. Over the years, the various founding members of the band all died.

Guitarist and songwriter Gary Rossington, the last surviving founding member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, died Sunday at the age of 71. No immediate cause of death was given. Rossington had dealt with ...

The band, playing countless bar dates around Florida and eventually beyond, evolved into a seven-piece with three guitars — Mr. Rossington, Allen Collins and Ed King (later replaced by Steve ...

Rossington, Ronnie Van Zant, and Bob Burns met during the summer of 1964 while playing baseball on rival teams. A jam session led the three of them to form a band. Soon after, Alex Collins and ...