Anne Margaret stayed in Killeen TX while Elvis was in basic training. He got some off post passes.

Cool as Uncle Will's endless energy :)

good interview with vince doing a good thing keeping people informed about latest developments of the music industry

Thanx for mentioning Tim Hardin, a forgotten genius

The most overrated guitar player of the bluesrock genre

I love the music of Skynyrd..! But I’d go crazy playing exactly the same thing night after night.. I appreciate bands that can improvise and still make the songs recognizable… But I still love Skynyrd ..🔥❤️🙏🏻

Joe.. I know you’ve moved on.. but you left us so much great musical moments..!! Thanks Joe.. I hope you’re watching…❤️🙏🏻

I also love Emmylou harris music, she is very talented

Awe inspiring

Thank you so much Joe. I’ve loved Dick and his music since his 1st album. I was 11 years old. He was one of a kind. Great channel.

I've always loved that song!! Great job guys. I expected no less!!!!

Yuck Neil Young the guy who tried to get Joe Rogan and free speech cancelled. Will never listen to that idiot again.

They still sound and act like Zep

My o- my

During this summer I heard one of my favorite bands ( = Chicago) with EWF in Concord /CA the 1st time of my life live on stage with EWF. I'm 58 now and when I was ten years old, I was fascinated seeing the band in 1976 on TV performing "if you leave me now". I didn't know that time who Terry Kath was.... I love this great musicians and in Concorde I had the pleasure for a short small talk with Robert Lamm. Great artists and great musicians!

So sad R.I.P Phil

First record I ever bought

James Pankow was a significant songwriter on Chicago II - so don't agree with him there. Both he and Robert were great song writers

Terry Melcher is(was) Doris Day’s son.

As a 60 year drummer, that song changed my life. We played it at a school improvised concert for the kids when we were in the 6th grade, (along with the Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida drum solo). It was crazy cheesy, but what a great song!

As a aspiring guitarist I find him one of the best to study his skills. I have learned so much from his performances and interviews. My skills have grown immensely because of him. Thanks Joe for being You 👍

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A few more months and we'll see you at the concert👍

I love Vince,great musician and i think close to scratch golfer.What i dont like is with so much going for him hes letting himself turn into a disheveled meatball.

Ain't a great track? Dude! Long Hot Summer Night is the jam!

What a gift the Good Lord gave us in Vince Gill. His talent is almost undescribable. And just a great human being. He is so humble. I know a few people in the music industry in Nashville and they say no matter who you talk to, they say Vince is the nicest, kindest most down to earth guy in town. He'll do anything to help someone, and Amy is the same way. God bless them both. I do get really pissed when people say stuff like, "He's not Glenn Frey.. " He'll never replace Glenn Frey" "Who does he think he is trying to replace Glenn Frey".. people. HE IS NOT trying to replace Glen Frey!!! He is just doing a part to keep probably the best band the world has ever known, to live on and to remember Glen Frey! Henley called him. He didn't call Henley. Let it go! And what a treat to see Vince and Joe Walsh together. Like one of most unlikely combinations I thought I would ever see. Kind'a like Robert Plant and Allison Krause. Who would have ever thunk it!. Lucky for all us music fans, these combinations just happen to have come together for us to enjoy.

Jerry Allison might be the most consequential drummer in early rock n roll. He wrote Not Fade Away!! RIP king

I was a 15 year old when my older brother played Second Helping and I have been hooked on Skynyrd ever since.

My musical hero. I learned more from Pig and never got to meet him. I did get to talk to him on the phone and I got to tell him how much he influenced me. A wonderful kind man. I still use his licks today. He was the best.

Love Don Felder very much, humble and great musician!! And so handsome ❤❤❤

Rip Sir 😭

. S U P E R B .

Robbys a great person ,musician Song writer and We love you man ❤

Great job Kidd

Try and believe this. Mr. Gill is very impressive. I am honored to get to be a fan of all those who make us smile.

Maybe they made it. He may have not been who he was without them. Life is a fatal affair. No one get sour alive.

Me to born in 52 best music ever

Joe Chambers 💞🙏

Always wondered what Steve has made over the years from just "human nature" royalties

That squares with my memories of Springsteen in Richmond. I was a young teen and saw Steel Mill at a couple of free shows near VCU. Bruce was a guitar hero then. Then in '72, as Gary says, he toured the Wild, the Innocent...album and played the VCU gym. He was opening for Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, who I went to see. I was kind of disappointed because, as Gary suggests, it sounded like Van Morrison...no more guitar hero then. I did dig Gary's Danelectro Shorthorn bass. Richmonders kind of claimed Bruce as their own and he has shown up from time to time. A few years ago the city was abuzz about Bruce and Patty and their kids in town and Bruce showing them all of his old haunts (most gone) and taking them to a couple of happening restaunts. Apparently Gary still has some of his old friends in Richmond.

"I see what you're doing here, but do you mind limiting your creative lease on that song about being free? We might be able to change the name to 'Caged Bird'. Yeah, that has a nice ring to it."

And what an Excellent Job You Do!!!❤

Well, at least Miss Jody Miller's arm was included when you cropped her out of that photo with Al Gallico, in that photo of her between Billy and Al. Lol

God bless Billy Cox. I have ALL the bootlegs and KNOW how good Billy was!!!!!!!

I wonder if Stevie Ray Vaughn was influenced by Steve Cropper.

I knew Steve for a couple of years at Messick High School and I sat in church with him a few times. A real nice and low key guy. He took advantage of what life had for him. Best Wishes to Steve.

Excellent!

Joe was such an important part of the music industry, a legend and a heckuva nice guy. Rip friend.