After losing their lead vocalist Ronnie Van Zant to a plane crash in 1977, Lynyrd Skynyrd found an unexpected second life in the ‘80s with the help of Van Zant's younger brother Johnny. On brass-fuelled rockers like “Good Lovin's Hard to Find,” the troupe taps into the same Southern-fried energy that made early country-rock gems like “Every Mother's Son” so vital.