Agreed. The man is just a musical amazement. I got turned on to the James Gang and CSN in 60's thanks to my hippie sisters!! And, no one but Steven ever had Hendrix and Clapton play on the same album !!!
I collect concerts and have quite a few variations of CSNY. On most of them at least one of the other members of the band mentions how incredible Stills is on guitar. The band and people who really appreciated the band knew how good he was. A lot of the best rock guitarists are not in the standard list.
His voice change is due to his deafness. He has struggled with hearing loss since childhood. Hearing loss sucks, but it really sucks if you’re a songwriter and musician.
At 79 everyone is a shell of what they once were. But few can say they've accomplished what Stills has. Maybe one of the most underrated performers of the golden age of rock. He was always a musician's hero.
@@chucktown57 I'm 61 with Tinnitus in both ears. Still playing live almost every weekend. Thankful to be still breathing everyday. Lloyd Sarno USMC Retired.
Steve used to give me rides into Hollywood, in his old white Chev Van. Usually had Dave Crosby with him. Also got me a buzzed every time. Lived across the street from him on Weepah Way. Long, long ago. Neil had a cpl of Morris Minis & never never talked. Damn, Hollywood in the late sixties. What a great time to be a kid/man.
I marvel at the drive of true musicians. When you watch these guys in interviews, they talk about still chasing the passion. To all your guitar players out there keep getting better I like when Joe says just act like you know what you’re doing and people will believe you.
I absolutely love this was just amazing to watch so very happy I found this. As a disabled USMC veteran who suffers with PTSD. I found myself thinking about all those Friday nights. At the barracks listening to music while drinking beer. God bless each and everyone of you who have served our great nation. And for all those still serving either mentally or physically. Keep your head up and keep moving on. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢
We are so lucky these two incredible individuals are still playing. Can’t imagine the world without ether one of them. They both sound incredible. God Bless Joe and Steven.
The lucky few who got to see the original James Gang trio saw Something. Joe the master of sustain and feedback. A taste of it can be seen on rare soundtrack LP "Zachariah". There is the James Gang LP Live At Carnegie Joe tossed at them amidst contract dispute it's got 4 horses on cover but it's Joe's trio in set. OMG that's metal. Full race. Plus "Tend My Garden" where he played Hammond organ. Primo.
THAT MAN ON THE DRUMS??? A LEGEND HIMSELF! Joe Vitale in his 70s and still kicking ass! Has played for just about everybody. Started with Ted Nugent, then became CSNS drummer for over 50 years, Joe walshs drummer over 50 years and counting, has played with Jackson Browne, John Entwhistle, Peter Frampton a bit, was the backup drummer and tour drummer for the Eagles, and with Dan Fogelberg aa well. Hes been on over 100 studio albums and is a great multi instrument musician and great human being. Met him a few times, very nice down to earth guy! Fantastic musician!
Joe wrote it I don’t care how he plays it he owns it. We are so lucky to still have him. God bless every part of this great humble gentleman. I travelled from Ireland to vegas to watch him in the house of blues he was and still is incredible love joe Walsh.
I like Joe you have given me a lifetime of pleasure have always loved the way you play your guitar 🎸 Iam watching this in June 2024 at 01'57 in morning Thanks Joe Iam 81years old Keep on rocking thanks Joe Iam watching this from me England 🏴
Been listening to these guys since the late 60’s when they first hit the scene; was just out of college and in the service. They made cloudy days brighter.
Thank you all our USA veterans. Thank you everyone. Thank you Mr Stephen Stills. My all time fav. Thank you Mr Joe Walsh and your synergy, frequency with Stephen Stills. I am so very blessed to have grown up with this music. So much gratitude. ❤
Joe Walsh - IMO one of the worlds greats. Listen to him play - he doesn't go for speed - he plays a note and doesn't go to the next note until he has finished PLAYING that note. That is a true musician.
As a number of people have pointed out the years are catching up with both Joe and Stephen. However it is still remarcable that these guys are still takeing the stage in 2023. I can remember buying "James Gang Rides Again" featuring avery young Joe Walsh in thr fall of 1969. Stephen with Buffalo Springfield a year earlier. God bless these two great warhorses.
those dudes could rehearse - I don't care how good you are or how old you are there's no excuse for this garbage - They are professionals - EC or the Rev Billy G ain't sounding like this
@@davidrice3337 Well Dave it seems you were not very happy with the music. I have to agree with you toa certain degree.This show was certainly not their finest hour. However rehearsal time is really not the issue here. These type of benifit shows are put together more or less on the fly. Acts and artists will sometimes drop out at the last minute for any number of reasons. These people are giving their time and talent freely. They are under no contractual obligation to the planers and promoters of the Farm Aid concert. They play because Farm Aid is a very popular cause and almost all of the older acts who have stayed the course and have given us such great music for decades want to be included as long as they are able to do so.There are so many last minute problems and screwups that can happen, the kind of thing no one saw comming or could have in any way predicted. It's under these circumstances that Farm Aid reaches out to a Joe Walsh and maybe a Stephen Stills and say "fellas, can you help us"?And they do, They call bassist Nathan East who cancels a date with some hot piece of ass and says "hell yeah I'll be there", It's about the HEART all these people put in for the FARMERS and their families. It's not about the greatist music you've ever heard from Joe and Stephan on this particular night. You don't know the exact circumstances that brought them there on that particular night.
55 years we are still rocking to Joe Walsh, Funk 49 - Lifes been good to me, So much a Joe Walsh fan, I'm 73 and rocking to his licks, and Steven I remember 1968, love these memories of peace over war, sadly not now, 2024
Thank you Joe and may you live very long and happy I remember your music when I was 20 and now I am 67 and it is wonderful to hear your old famous songs!!!
I learned the Eagles Songbook off by heart when I was seven. (In '77). Wrote down the lyrics in a notebook and kept them forever. Then my brother showed me all the chords. Blessed Greetings Joe, on 06.01.24 and : Long Live Music!
Mr. Walsh can easily captivate an audience while displaying his Mojo on guitar and remains very relevant at 76 years old! This performance of Turn to Stone was especially remarkable and brings back a lot of memories for me. Stephen Stills joining in was icing on the cake! The band and backup singers were incredible. Thank you for honoring our Vet's and I can tell you that your music got us through some difficult times in peacetime and war! You are a national treasure for those of us of a certain age!
My very highest respects to these two music icons for over 100 years of great rock and roll!! And to Uncle Larry Tom Bukovac, a 40 year session man and studio legend who glued this all together w/Nathan East on bass and Joe Vitale on drums. And of course to all our vets, who keep us the land of the free and home of the brave!! Soli Deo Gloria !! Peace --gary
Joey Vitale from Cleveland Ohio an awesome drummer. I used to stand out on the sidewalk and listen to him practice in his parents house when in his teens and has played with many great rock stars. An excellent drummer.
@@stevenstanley2369 10-4 that!! I'm 72, I miss playing street corners and dumpy old bar rooms, where a glass of beer was 5 cents! A lot of great players came from those situations!! Peace --gary
I've probably seen Stephen more than 30 times in various bands and as a solo act. One of the most memorable was with Manassas at the Merriweather Post Pavillion in Columbia, MD in 1972. Had center seats, front row, and Joe Walsh was the opening act.
Cant believe he stands in front of those big Marshalls. Its amazing he can hear anything after all these years. Great man and performance. Keep rocking Joe.
Dale, I'm sorry to have to break it to you, but all amps-- big or small -- have volume knobs. And many small amps can get loud enough to damage your hearing in a hurry. If Joe has hearing loss, it's because HE CHOSE to turn it up beyond reasonable.
@@JackycClark Jersey Boy? Joe was born in Kansas and got into the music business in Ohio. Stills was born in Texas and started his career in Florida. Jersey?
Both Joe and Stephen never performed with female singers but theses guys are pushing 80 yrs. Of age. They just can't hit notes as they did back in the day. The girls were great.
Come back to Memphis, Joe. I'll never forget that night in Overton Square at the Bayou when you, the late great Jim Varney and I were together and ended up at Kiva later that evening recording some tunes. You're a national treasure, my friend, and missed. Memphis was a better city when you were here, Joe. ARS WK2B
Two rock legends getting together for a great cause. Age is just a number, and they proved it. Nathan East on bass, always fantastic. The rest of the band made it all sound like they had been playing together for years. Top shelf.
Thank you, Mr. Walsh for your honor to veterans. God knows the people in power who control the budget try to short-change us at every turn. In the richest country in the world we should not need things like a VetsAid concert and Joe could be playing to help others.
Hes played for just about everyone, he was also with Toto, Michael Jackson, phill collins, kenny loggins, herbie hancock, and many more! Hes on over 2000 recordings, great session player.
@@EstebonSosa I believe he even played with Andrea Bocelli on his live from Tuscany project years ago. I've seen him numerous times with Four Play. Wonderful musician.
Little bit of Billy Preston trivia - he used to say "If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with." Stephen Stills asked him if he could use that - wanted to write a song around it. And that's history. Thanks for this recording. Love both of these guys.
Anyone else see Joe Walsh and the James Gang at the MInnnesota State Fair teen section? I believe it was 1969, they played Funk49, dont remember the other tunes. I was 16 and a new garage band guitar player.
Everytime I watch Joe play I learn something new ! I been playing guitar over 30 years and the things he can do with that Les Paul the same one Slash uses is utterly amazing 👊 ty to any Vets that are reading this for serving !! You are loved and appreciated more than you know !
Two of my favorite musicians still going strong! I'm a little younger (4-5 yrs.) but not much and I don't think I could do it. I can even remember where I was the first time I heard For What It's Worth and Funk 48 (not49) The James Gang Thirds album, when it finished the second side it poped back and said "Turn me over,Play me again" I was stoned & thought I was hearing things till about the 5th time! lol As long as life is good I'm glad for you both. For the VETERANS, THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!
O M S O S (Old musician still on stage) Just to hear the instruments- the vocals will never be the same. Those fingers and skills hold up so well, but the darn vocal chords just can handel the range.
I also as a student at Kent State and was a good friend of Foxy (J.Gang drummer) and would always be at their practice sessions and local bar gigs (Kent, Stowe, Akron). Their 1st album was at Kent Water Station in background, Funk 49 3 of them on motorcycles they borrowed from a bike gang during a drunken spree up to the "House on the Hill" in Kent. Am lucky I made it through my sophomore year, Joe didn't, left to become a star as James Gang. Luv u Joe & the memories. Another local great and friend was Patti Smith.
He’s one hell of a fighter …. The solo riff at the end of song one is great , and as always he is in time . Like Keith Richards says “ it’s not how you play, it’s what you play “ ……
No shit! And Joe's mic could have been mixed-in hotter. But he's super nice to do the gig for vets. SUCH a great guy (I've met the Eagles 3 times and have known his/their manager Irving Azoff since 1977...was an FM radio personality for 40 years).
Fight? That’s a voice that’s lived life, but those bloody fingers are still stuck in the 70s. There must be some Mississippi crossroads where Joseph made a pact cos as guitarist he still got it. Big respect to you Joe. Any chance of you coming over here to england I will put you up 😂😂😂
The boys may have lost a little in their voices, but the guitars are still screaming. Don't worry about Rocky Mountain Way. It's on UA-cam in other places.
Marshall's and Les Paul's are still doing it. Amazing! 🎉 Guild, Ibanez, Fender Strat too! Joe Walsh is timeless. 🕉 He is an analog man however! James Gang The Eagles Ringo Starr Allstars Joe Walsh
Backing singers are Lily Elise, Lara Johnston, Erica Swindell.
Merciful relief .No offence
They kick ass & are Gorgeous
@@phillipdeblanc thanks for the info
@@John-p1v relief from all the male voices??
Lara Johnston is the daughter of Tom Johnston (Doobie Brothers founder)
Stephen Stills was criminally underrated as a guitarist
Agreed. The man is just a musical amazement. I got turned on to the James Gang and CSN in 60's thanks to my hippie sisters!! And, no one but Steven ever had Hendrix and Clapton play on the same album !!!
@@thompsonmichael7678and that’s a fact!!!!
I collect concerts and have quite a few variations of CSNY. On most of them at least one of the other members of the band mentions how incredible Stills is on guitar. The band and people who really appreciated the band knew how good he was. A lot of the best rock guitarists are not in the standard list.
Criminally underrated as a songwriter AND musician of MANY instruments.
"Tree Top Flyer" DADGAD
As a vet lets give a big HELL YEAH to Joe and Steve for this!!!
HELL YEAH
me 2 Thanks Joe
HELL YEAH. Thank you to every veteran for your service and sacrifice🙏🇺🇸🗽
Joe...YES! Stills 👎👎
Joe has doe a lot for us Vets!
Unless Stills has changed, CSN&Y hated the military.
Cali MCRD
76 years young and kicking ass! Sounds great.
No it doesn't but it does!
I'm 78 & For What It's Worth is 1 of my all time favorites. Stephen Stills was my favorite of CSN&Y ❤
Shame that Stephen’s voice has gone. He had one of the truly great voices of his generation. Will always think of him as a genius though!
DSefinitely a shell of what he used to be.
His voice change is due to his deafness. He has struggled with hearing loss since childhood.
Hearing loss sucks, but it really sucks if you’re a songwriter and musician.
At 79 everyone is a shell of what they once were. But few can say they've accomplished what Stills has. Maybe one of the most underrated performers of the golden age of rock. He was always a musician's hero.
@@chucktown57 I'm 61 with Tinnitus in both ears. Still playing live almost every weekend. Thankful to be still breathing everyday. Lloyd Sarno USMC Retired.
39 years of playing live gigs for me.
I wish I could shake Stephen Stills, and Joe Walsh's hand.
Steve used to give me rides into Hollywood, in his old white Chev Van. Usually had Dave Crosby with him. Also got me a buzzed every time. Lived across the street from him on Weepah Way. Long, long ago. Neil had a cpl of Morris Minis & never never talked. Damn, Hollywood in the late sixties. What a great time to be a kid/man.
The 60's and 70's were a fantastic era of music and these two were a big part of that....Keep on Rocking !!
add 80s 90 s and so on .
Fillmore East shows 😢
Walsh's genius and influence goes far beyond two decades....sorry you missed the best years of his career.
Especially since Joe Walsh witnessed the massacre at Kent State. It's amazing he's alive at all...
Stills and Walsh, probably the most under appreciated guitarists of Rock and Rool History. The Veterans deserve the best . Vaya con Dios
Totally agree.
TRULY A LEGEND THAT WILL BE ALWAYS REMEMBERED.. AT 76 HE'S GIVING IT HIS BEST SHOT. GOD BLESS YOU BUDDY.. :)
I marvel at the drive of true musicians. When you watch these guys in interviews, they talk about still chasing the passion. To all your guitar players out there keep getting better I like when Joe says just act like you know what you’re doing and people will believe you.
I absolutely love this was just amazing to watch so very happy I found this.
As a disabled USMC veteran who suffers with PTSD. I found myself thinking about all those Friday nights. At the barracks listening to music while drinking beer. God bless each and everyone of you who have served our great nation. And for all those still serving either mentally or physically. Keep your head up and keep moving on. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢
Well said!! Amen i SECOND THAT! GOD BLESS THEM!
awesome ain't it , aye man thank you so much for your service ,
God bless 🙏
and their daughters
Thank you for your service to our great Nation! Semper Fi, USMC 1960 Parris Island
From an old Army vet ...... Semper Fi Brother in arms!
We are so lucky these two incredible individuals are still playing. Can’t imagine the world without ether one of them. They both sound incredible. God Bless Joe and Steven.
To keep it real, Stills hasn’t sounded incredible since the last century. Amazing he’s still going though. A total legend
Oh manthese guys R good!
Thank you so much I love you gen x
Ty Steven 😊😊😊😊😊
his buddy ringo is the one in league with the devil.
The James Gang and Buffalo Springfield greats!
The lucky few who got to see the original James Gang trio saw Something. Joe the master of sustain and feedback. A taste of it can be seen on rare soundtrack LP "Zachariah". There is the James Gang LP Live At Carnegie Joe tossed at them amidst contract dispute it's got 4 horses on cover but it's Joe's trio in set. OMG that's metal. Full race. Plus "Tend My Garden" where he played Hammond organ. Primo.
there's only ONE Joe Walsh !
When I Was
17 I Got to see
Joe Walsh
Marshall Tucker
and the Allman
Brothers.It was the concert of a lifetime.
THAT MAN ON THE DRUMS??? A LEGEND HIMSELF! Joe Vitale in his 70s and still kicking ass! Has played for just about everybody. Started with Ted Nugent, then became CSNS drummer for over 50 years, Joe walshs drummer over 50 years and counting, has played with Jackson Browne, John Entwhistle, Peter Frampton a bit, was the backup drummer and tour drummer for the Eagles, and with Dan Fogelberg aa well. Hes been on over 100 studio albums and is a great multi instrument musician and great human being. Met him a few times, very nice down to earth guy! Fantastic musician!
Joe can still play these great songs and great fun to see him again! Aging is amazing for him !
Joe wrote it I don’t care how he plays it he owns it. We are so lucky to still have him. God bless every part of this great humble gentleman. I travelled from Ireland to vegas to watch him in the house of blues he was and still is incredible love joe Walsh.
100%
I like Joe you have given me a lifetime of pleasure have always loved the way you play your guitar 🎸
Iam watching this in June
2024 at 01'57 in morning
Thanks Joe Iam 81years old
Keep on rocking thanks Joe Iam watching this from me England 🏴
I don't know how old you are but I think you are the best guitarist in the world
Thanks Joe i love you're music ❤❤❤❤❤
Stills wrote it! What planet are you from?
So awesome these guys did this for Vets. Still some of these best music and guitarists ever.
Been listening to these guys since the late 60’s when they first hit the scene; was just out of college and in the service. They made cloudy days brighter.
Reasons for living as long as you can my friend.
Joe is a trip and a pleasure to listen too!!! He always seems to be having a great time...
He is a trip for sure
Thank you all our USA veterans. Thank you everyone. Thank you Mr Stephen Stills. My all time fav. Thank you Mr Joe Walsh and your synergy, frequency with Stephen Stills. I am so very blessed to have grown up with this music. So much gratitude. ❤
And thank you all the bakers, bitchers, taxideivers, streetsweepers, eaitets, bankpeople, gardeners…
Come on!
Joe Walsh - IMO one of the worlds greats. Listen to him play - he doesn't go for speed - he plays a note and doesn't go to the next note until he has finished PLAYING that note. That is a true musician.
Accurate description
I feel the same way about David Gilmour...his soul comes out through that guitar! Unlike Eddie Van Halen, controlled noise.
Bingo❤@@uglow_uknow
As a number of people have pointed out the years are catching up with both Joe and Stephen. However it is still remarcable that these guys are still takeing the stage in 2023. I can remember buying "James Gang Rides Again" featuring avery young Joe Walsh in thr fall of 1969. Stephen with Buffalo Springfield a year earlier. God bless these two great warhorses.
I'll tell you his still has it. Billy Gibbons.
those dudes could rehearse - I don't care how good you are or how old you are there's no excuse for this garbage - They are professionals - EC or the Rev Billy G ain't sounding like this
@@interstategar yes he does + so does EC and Roger McGuin
@@davidrice3337 Well Dave it seems you were not very happy with the music. I have to agree with you toa certain degree.This show was certainly not their finest hour. However rehearsal time is really not the issue here. These type of benifit shows are put together more or less on the fly. Acts and artists will sometimes drop out at the last minute for any number of reasons. These people are giving their time and talent freely. They are under no contractual obligation to the planers and promoters of the Farm Aid concert. They play because Farm Aid is a very popular cause and almost all of the older acts who have stayed the course and have given us such great music for decades want to be included as long as they are able to do so.There are so many last minute problems and screwups that can happen, the kind of thing no one saw comming or could have in any way predicted. It's under these circumstances that Farm Aid reaches out to a Joe Walsh and maybe a Stephen Stills and say "fellas, can you help us"?And they do, They call bassist Nathan East who cancels a date with some hot piece of ass and says "hell yeah I'll be there", It's about the HEART all these people put in for the FARMERS and their families. It's not about the greatist music you've ever heard from Joe and Stephan on this particular night. You don't know the exact circumstances that brought them there on that particular night.
Agreed!!!!! The amount of musicians those guys have inspired is immeasurable!!!!!!
for what it s worth turned me on to rock n roll 50years ago and I never stopped...
To all you vets out there, God bless, thank you for your service, without you we would not have America
you betcha'- 3+ years in Berlin instead of Vietnam- winning that cold war with beer and rock concerts- still have my PF ticket stubs .
Agreed Lloyd Sarno USMC
Respect, huge respect to all vets.
@@williamtomkiel8215Man, you had it rough!
@@davidbutterfield7718 the best part of being in berlin surrounded by 500 russian tanks . . it wasn't vietnam
55 years we are still rocking to Joe Walsh, Funk 49 - Lifes been good to me, So much a Joe Walsh fan, I'm 73 and rocking to his licks, and Steven I remember 1968, love these memories of peace over war, sadly not now, 2024
i've loved these guys for so long. still's voice is gone, however. i am all too familiar with the aging process. god love these guys
Thank you Joe and may you live very long and happy I remember your music when I was 20 and now I am 67 and it is wonderful to hear your old famous songs!!!
The music means just as much and more now - Thanks guys for rockin' on for those of us who remember and for those of us who need to.
joe reminds me that my better days are in the rear view mirror. “turn to stone” was amazing. steven can still play.
Wishing Joe Walsh long life and excellent health. Also as much happiness as he can handle
yes
Amen! Life's been good to him so far!!! Started listening to him with James Gang in 1970, amazing talent!
God Love them! I grew up listening to them and loved every minute.
I learned the Eagles Songbook off by heart when I was seven. (In '77).
Wrote down the lyrics in a notebook and kept them forever.
Then my brother showed me all the chords.
Blessed Greetings Joe, on 06.01.24 and : Long Live Music!
Mr. Walsh can easily captivate an audience while displaying his Mojo on guitar and remains very relevant at 76 years old! This performance of Turn to Stone was especially remarkable and brings back a lot of memories for me. Stephen Stills joining in was icing on the cake! The band and backup singers were incredible. Thank you for honoring our Vet's and I can tell you that your music got us through some difficult times in peacetime and war! You are a national treasure for those of us of a certain age!
ELO
Mr. Sunshine, lolol
M.Davis
My very highest respects to these two music icons for over 100 years of great rock and roll!! And to Uncle Larry Tom Bukovac, a 40 year session man and studio legend who glued this all together w/Nathan East on bass and Joe Vitale on drums. And of course to all our vets, who keep us the land of the free and home of the brave!! Soli Deo Gloria !! Peace --gary
Joey Vitale from Cleveland Ohio an awesome drummer. I used to stand out on the sidewalk and listen to him practice in his parents house when in his teens and has played with many great rock stars. An excellent drummer.
@@stevenstanley2369 10-4 that!! I'm 72, I miss playing street corners and dumpy old bar rooms, where a glass of beer was 5 cents! A lot of great players came from those situations!! Peace --gary
Joe Vitale in tow??? Awesome!!! Every JW show I've been to has always had the very best sound quality. Love ya Uncle Joe!!!
I've probably seen Stephen more than 30 times in various bands and as a solo act. One of the most memorable was with Manassas at the Merriweather Post Pavillion in Columbia, MD in 1972. Had center seats, front row, and Joe Walsh was the opening act.
Manassass, would of been great. 1st album they did was exceptional.
yep ,saw Manassas at Winterland in SF in '73 , Crosby, Nash and Young showed up. It was a great show and the best part was Manassas.
I love Manassass
@@red_z8069man asses...
I was there, too! Incredible! Saw Stephen play guitar with his then girlfriend Judy Collins at Carnegie Hall on New Years Eve in 1969😀
Cant believe he stands in front of those big Marshalls. Its amazing he can hear anything after all these years. Great man and performance. Keep rocking Joe.
Dale, I'm sorry to have to break it to you, but all amps-- big or small -- have volume knobs. And many small amps can get loud enough to damage your hearing in a hurry. If Joe has hearing loss, it's because HE CHOSE to turn it up beyond reasonable.
They are mic'ed. Most of the volume is in front of him projected to the audience.
He’s using in ear monitors too, so he can put the Marshalls to 11. 🤔🤘🏼✌🏼
Joe is like the Steve Buscemi of R'n'R!! He really CAN'T go WRONG - no matter what he DOES!! Long live Joe Walsh!!
He is exceptionally loved by his fans. And the music business, artists.
@@dr.krinkleweldon5934
Can't really sing . Still makin a good livin 50 years later and has a 2nd life as an Eagle . Jersey boy got cred .
@@JackycClark Jersey Boy? Joe was born in Kansas and got into the music business in Ohio. Stills was born in Texas and started his career in Florida. Jersey?
I just hope he doesn't end up in a wood chipper haha
@@donsmith8614
Ashes to ashes
Dust to dust
What a great find , Joe Walsh , who I adore, great band and the backing singers who pulled it all together. Great work, girls 🥰
Both Joe and Stephen never performed with female singers but theses guys are pushing 80 yrs. Of age. They just can't hit notes as they did back in the day. The girls were great.
Stephen Stills and Joe Walsh are two Rock 'n Roll gems still shining among the rest. Thanks for sharing this video.
amazing that at his age he still plays guitar better then 99.999% of the population
Your percentage is off
@@jonkoski2683a wee bit
Plays better than you
Ain't it so?!
You can say that again🎸
Come back to Memphis, Joe. I'll never forget that night in Overton Square at the Bayou when you, the late great Jim Varney and I were together and ended up at Kiva later that evening recording some tunes. You're a national treasure, my friend, and missed. Memphis was a better city when you were here, Joe. ARS WK2B
Two rock legends getting together for a great cause. Age is just a number, and they proved it. Nathan East on bass, always fantastic. The rest of the band made it all sound like they had been playing together for years. Top shelf.
Nathan is a great musician.
Nathan East…..One of the best for a very long time.
The main drummer Joe Vitale has been with Walsh over 50 years now! Look him up, hes played for just about everyone.
Thank you, Mr. Walsh for your honor to veterans. God knows the people in power who control the budget try to short-change us at every turn. In the richest country in the world we should not need things like a VetsAid concert and Joe could be playing to help others.
Very enjoyable, and I don't care how old they are! They are having fun, and it was fun to watch! Thanks for the upload!
When you get older and your doing more than most for such a good cause and some people talk shitty about them , says a lot about some folks
Especially, don't know where 🎉words are coming from and no way is that my voice, though, sometimes it might be and the next time MAD is coming at me!
Good job fellas; and a shout out to the camera person who appreciates the contribution of background singers ...
Yep! They are just great!
They are vital to this. The old boys sound like the pensioners they are.@@jackvonewegen7656
Yeah, Nice legs on those girls, especially the middle b/u singer. Yes, a shout-out the the camera man.....
Great to see one of my favorite bassists Nathan East from Four Play. He has toured with the likes of Eric Clapton.
Nathan has been touring with Clapton for years, and is also on many Clapton studio recordings.
He was with Clapton when I saw him in like '81. He's also been onstage with other greats but I did well just remembering the clapton shows
Hes played for just about everyone, he was also with Toto, Michael Jackson, phill collins, kenny loggins, herbie hancock, and many more! Hes on over 2000 recordings, great session player.
@@EstebonSosa I believe he even played with Andrea Bocelli on his live from Tuscany project years ago. I've seen him numerous times with Four Play. Wonderful musician.
Thanks for confirming that as I'd forgotten his name but recognized him from playing along side 1 of my all time favorites, ERIC CLAPTON.
Joe is a freak of nature! U got to love him. Been listening to him for 50 years now!
Nice to listen to on a X-mas evening! It brings old and precious memories back!! Warm greetings from the Netherlands!
Greetings from Chicago where we love The Netherlands 🇳🇱 👍
Uncle Larry really lays down the foundation for Joe, and he never showboats. What a great sideman.
Who doesn't love Joe Walsh!???
His 7 ex wives 😮😂
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People with zero musical taste
Wow two of the best musicians of our times
Two GREATS! Joe Walsh and Stephen Stills
I truly appreciate what these two guys do for our veterans! I love them both!
Just love Joe Walsh...Stephen Stills...true musicians of integrity. And, hey, they STILL rock the hemispheres.❤❤❤
The girls were a great backup vocal team and were spot on together.
love the one you're with. The most bold-faced endorsement of adultery and unfaithfulness to come out of 60's-70's rock. thanks steve
Those two albums Stills made with Kenny Wayne Shepherd as “The Rides” were phenomenal. Wish they’d done more together, especially a “live” album.
Little bit of Billy Preston trivia - he used to say "If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with." Stephen Stills asked him if he could use that - wanted to write a song around it. And that's history. Thanks for this recording. Love both of these guys.
Two of the greatest legends
I was there. Awesome show. Great vibes all around. Cheers~
Joe and Stephen on stage at the same time. Two musical geniuses. Lucky folks in the audience.
Thanks to all the Veterans 🙏🙏🙏
Anyone else see Joe Walsh and the James Gang at the MInnnesota State Fair teen section? I believe it was 1969, they played Funk49, dont remember the other tunes. I was 16 and a new garage band guitar player.
I dare anyone to trade licks with either Joe or Stephen! You'd be left in the dust!
Thank you for posting this. Great video but even better to see Stills and Walsh looking so healthy.
Listen how well they can play guitar, 👍
That's what should be
The one and only Joe Walsh!
Over a century worth of experience right there.
Nathan East on bass, Joe Vitale on drums. Epic.
And Tom Bukovac, guitar, the 'glue' in the middle. Love all these guys!! --gary
Copying Joe when I was 15 taught me how to play guitar. I'm 67 now, still love playing along ♫ #Legend #guitarhero
True legend he’s like fine Italian wine he just gets better with age God Bless Him
Joe's middle lead break on 'life's been good' is so tasty. and under rated imho
A big thank-you to you Joe from the Vet's of OHIO, you showed us during 1968 & 1969 GOD BLESS
Pffff 😇 bless yourselff, nothing to do with that fictional figure
Stills and Walsh
Two of the greats
Everytime I watch Joe play I learn something new ! I been playing guitar over 30 years and the things he can do with that Les Paul the same one Slash uses is utterly amazing 👊 ty to any Vets that are reading this for serving !! You are loved and appreciated more than you know !
did Slash gift him a LP ?
And what's up with the Dusenberg? Custom made? He's killing on it! Clean and sober for almost 30 years, Joe is a national treasure.
@@sloburnjo don't know but Joe did give Jimmy Page his number 1 1959 cherry burst LP.
A true analog man!
you don't have a soul yet. Give it time.
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Two of my favorite musicians still going strong! I'm a little younger (4-5 yrs.) but not much and I don't think I could do it. I can even remember where I was the first time I heard For What It's Worth and Funk 48 (not49) The James Gang Thirds album, when it finished the second side it poped back and said "Turn me over,Play me again" I was stoned & thought I was hearing things till about the 5th time! lol As long as life is good I'm glad for you both. For the VETERANS, THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU!
O M S O S (Old musician still on stage) Just to hear the instruments- the vocals will never be the same. Those fingers and skills hold up so well, but the darn vocal chords just can handel the range.
Hi Joseph, how are you doing today
Been watching these two since my days at Kent State in the early 1970’s.. they can still rock the guitars!
Hello Danny, how are you doing today
"Okie doke, thanks for comin'."
So solidly Midwest. What's not to love?
We are blessed to still have these talented people in our lives! Thank you God!
You're great, Joe.
Yep, this was a good one. Thank you so much! 😊
See him live in the beginning in Kent in the 60's till now...............WOWWWWWW HOW PRIVILEGE CAN ONE BE.
Yep.........back in the Measles days at Kent !!
I also as a student at Kent State and was a good friend of Foxy (J.Gang drummer) and would always be at their practice sessions and local bar gigs (Kent, Stowe, Akron). Their 1st album was at Kent Water Station in background, Funk 49 3 of them on motorcycles they borrowed from a bike gang during a drunken spree up to the "House on the Hill" in Kent. Am lucky I made it through my sophomore year, Joe didn't, left to become a star as James Gang. Luv u Joe & the memories. Another local great and friend was Patti Smith.
Me too!! 😊❤
Joe is fighting his way through those first 2 songs, the band , Uncle Larry and these beautiful ladies are doin' great ...
He’s one hell of a fighter …. The solo riff at the end of song one is great , and as always he is in time . Like Keith Richards says “ it’s not how you play, it’s what you play “ ……
No shit! And Joe's mic could have been mixed-in hotter. But he's super nice to do the gig for vets. SUCH a great guy (I've met the Eagles 3 times and have known his/their manager Irving Azoff since 1977...was an FM radio personality for 40 years).
Fight? That’s a voice that’s lived life, but those bloody fingers are still stuck in the 70s. There must be some Mississippi crossroads where Joseph made a pact cos as guitarist he still got it. Big respect to you Joe. Any chance of you coming over here to england I will put you up 😂😂😂
@@Escape_From_UK he had to warm up, but then he was on track ...
Musical genius - Stephen Stills!
Hay joe Ricky here great job man, greenville county, South Carolina.
Thanks for playing w/ your best Friend Joe Vitale ! And keeping it all going ! Head for Oregon kids !
Best Hour of live music 'Ive heard in a while!Joe Walsh and Stephen Stills are two of Rock n Rolls greatest!!
2greats on the stage and still playing great music 🎵🎶
Do they realise how good they are together. These two need to go on tour, just magnificent. You “yanks” are so lucky 😊
A VET here says ''THANK YOU!''
The boys may have lost a little in their voices, but the guitars are still screaming. Don't worry about Rocky Mountain Way. It's on UA-cam in other places.
Love these guys. Getting old is a bitch. Keep on keeping on.
Not only can he play but A great story teller also ❤❤❤joe w.
Would absolutely love if this recording of Turn To Stone would get out on Spotify
Marshall's and Les Paul's are still doing it. Amazing! 🎉 Guild, Ibanez, Fender Strat too!
Joe Walsh is timeless. 🕉
He is an analog man however!
James Gang
The Eagles
Ringo Starr Allstars
Joe Walsh
Imagine the things these 2 legends have seen and done.
JOE is a legend i wish I could play like he does ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Joe Walsh, Stephen Stills & Joe Vitale. Awesome show from awesome people !
Smokin' Joe is still one of the best guitar players around. Totally underrated behind some of British blues players.
He's as great as any white blues player from Europe or British origins. He can 😂hold his own. He should have played with Thin Lizzy 😢😢😢
Pete Townsend loves him.