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Joe did the best interviews.....ever....period!

Great interview - terrible audio

I feel very sad that many people will watch this and think Johnny Cash was all about drugs. Yes, he had a drug problem for a number of years, but eventually he got clean; if he hadn't, he would have died much younger than he did. It's like with Elvis, people just want to talk drugs, drugs, drugs. To them I say, "you never walked in that man's shoes, never saw the world through his eyes; so help your brother along the way; for the same God that made them made you, these men with broken hearts".

Bobby lamm was the brains!

Holy mother that is powerful. Talk about feelings….

You're not going to admit it, but the south was right.

ruclips.net/video/h5aVK70P88k/видео.html That was seriously cool!!!

❤rest in peace Nokie. You are loved. You are missed

"Don, tell us what it was really like when you was workin' with Deddy."

Yes indeed a stand-up genuine successful artist of whom just enjoys what he does for a living without all the drama that most musicians have. Pity that all the successful ones of whom have passed did not have other things in their lives apart from music of which may have given them more balance.

I certainly have Loved these 2 most of my life.. l can always tell when Richard Betts takes control of his red guitar or any other.. Big man Charlie was so special, a Christian & Countryman who delivered so much love to people,, like us hippie people. So happy to have been blessed to see Charlie before he passed on Birthday# 60+…he passed that following summer. Love them & witnessed them many many times in our prime time❣️🎶💕🎶💕🎶♥️

Saw him live at the Teenage Fair 1966 - Came out with his guitar, greasy ripped tee-shirt & jeans & sang "Secret Agent Man."

Hal , it Was not a great song to begin with

At one time, Mr. curb dated the greatest female vocalist of all time !!!

Artimus Pyle = American Treasure,....dave in NC🙂

This guy is a know nothing studio druggie that got into live performance out of sheer jealousie.

They have more gold and platinum albums than anyone

I’m 78 and he was my guitar hero growing up in the South Bronx. My godfather bought me a “50 Guitars If Tommy Garret featuring Tommy Tedesco” album with tunes like Maria Elena, Amapola on it and I wore it out. My family is from the “old country” so these are tunes that that they loved. Years later I got to meet Tommy on a break at a guitar clinic and I asked him what he did for fun and he replies: “I gamble, right now I’m on a call with my bookie.” I have no idea if he was pulling my leg or not because he was a funny guy, with an arsenal of funny stories. Oh yeah, it’s kind of too bad my family never got a chance to hear me play those tunes I was exposed to at a young age.

R.I.P. Mr. Chambers. This is still one of the best interview shows ever.

Excellent job!

vince you are a great addition to my favorite band!!

Classy guy!

Remember Ricky medlocke was a oringinal drummer who went out to be a front man and came back to be a great guitarist and singer for Blackfoot and Skynyrd

WOTTA MENSCH !

Hal was such a gem. He had brilliance, sparkle and like all gems, he was uniquely himself. The deceptively simple back beat he put under the Ronettes song, 'Be My Baby 'changed the world and was often imitated. throughout the 1960s.

Give it a f cking rest , his guitar playing sounds like beginner

These fellas.. what a class act; their music, attitudes and intelligence is so refreshing. I just discovered them yesterday and already obsessed. Sadly they played in my town last year when I was clueless to their existence... hope they come around again soon! I've been listening to their music non-stop and have watched quite a few interviews, reaction videos, their tiktok compliation, and a podcast filled with GVF facts.. already a full-blown Gretahead 😅 just ordered my first GVF shirt and can't wait to wear it!

I had the same experience at the age of 17. I was a sailor stationed at McGuire AFB in New Jersey. I was hitchhiking, in uniform, home to St. Louis for Thanksgiving. In the mountains outside Wheeling a young Black guy, older than me, picked me up and we drove into Ohio on old HW 40. Reaching the outskirts of Columbus about 11:00 p.m., he pulls up to a Howard Johnson's and parks. I see a few people seated at the counter inside and and I open the door, to go in. He says, "Listen, do me a favor. Here's five bucks, order me a hamburger and some fries and I'll eat it here." I look at him. Huh, I think. I say, "It's been a long drive, let's go in and sit at the counter and eat together." He says, "Well, I don't think Howard Johnson's will let that happen, go on in for me." Boy, was I puzzled and confused. I had never been with Black kids in the neighborhood I grew up in, my parents never said anything about this, and there were no Blacks in the squadron at McGuire. This was November 1961, I did what he asked and we drove on to Indianapolis where he dropped me at the War Memorial and he went on to Texas where he was from. Boy, did I feel like shit, watching him drive off. He was going straight west to Nebraska, then turn sharply south to slide into Texas, avoiding Missouri.

listen to your roots boys and girls..listen and learn where your at now

Neil changed my life in to this wonderfull song. I thank him with all of my heart.....

Does the Patreon money go to musicians in need? or to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Think very hard before you answer my question. May 11 2024

Hearing this again after three years have transpired reminds me how wonderful my life has been. I had and devoured many of the 50s and 60s recordings about whom HB is speaking, Floyd Cramer, Tommy Sands, even Johnny Rivers whose manager I met in June '66. Elvis and Lennon of course, but Alpert and all the others WOW ! What a time to be alive.

You, too, can sing in tune if you sing a lot. You, too, can phrase in the right place if you play a lot. These guys do it all day every day. Do you?

I grew up in the valley. when the watts riots happened people panicked when there were rumors of black people 30 miles away.

Two men who I never met, but held in Very High Regard, Dune Eddy and Joe Chambers. Fine Human Beings, I Miss them Both

The good thing about a lot of those early Peter Frampton recordings is that he doesn't always slip into that stupid talk box he uses much of the time. He actually was a pretty good guitarist back in the seventies (especially when he was in Humble Pie), and how I wish he'd stick with it all the time. Apparently, the talk box became Frampy boy's trademark, and he used it a lot on later records.

Dickey crushing it as usual. 2015 he was still at a high level. I never thought the end would of came in 2024.

You're great Vince. Don't listen to any negativity. They're jealous

The King of Twang! But even more important, a good human being.

A beautiful, kind and talented man that only comes along rarely.

Wow. Just, wow. Words fail me.

Right on Mimi. Keep playing, be original. Best wishes for success and happiness

Bobby McGee was my favorite. Joplin slaughterd it.

When someone talks about a groove- this is it.

wow that's a cool Danny Gatton story, wonderful interview

I was blessed to have been great friends with Tommy ,He was the coolest ,humblest most talented people in the planet ,He helped so many artists is so many genres to become both better musicians and better people .He was a great American legend and I miss him every day of my life .Im so thankful to have been close friends for so many years

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Chicago was the best when you guys were all there

When is Booker T. gonna start aging! 😎

I enjoy him and cant believe I missed out on many years of Joe. And so thankful that someone Tim Crawford introduced me to this awesome music!