This is from the same segment that gave us Gregg's solo "Come and go Blues" acoustic piece and includes "Key to the highway" & "Never knew how much a man needed a woman"...

Cool! Thanks for posting. Never seen this in it's entirety.

I LOVE the segments I've seen of this, SO sweet! Thanks Vince!

Wow --- I was not expecting that!

Thanks for posting

Nice!!

I wonder what purpose this was filmed for that didn't happen? Have heard the Come and Go but the rest was new. Some odd points.... no interaction between DB and GA seems weird. Watch DT, he is so serious studying the others play, particularly Dickey it appears. Intent. Cool between lines stuff. As for Gregg, the more I watch this the harder it gets. It appears like heroin may be the thing....... talent shines in spite of, but he is in his own little world.... hard to glorify.... a waste......

I agree, Bird, odd indeed. While it was great and very enjoyable to watch, the whole thing was sort of campy and scripted when it was supposed to come off as more off the cuff. Dickey didn't seem into it, or even mad about something. Maybe he was f-ed up too. Maybe DanT was so focused on the others in case he had to cover for them, for fear of the wheels coming off the tracks. Looked like Dickey handed off one of his solos to Dan to take over. Weird, but still fun to watch.

Gregg - " You wanna sing Pony Boy?"

Dickey - " Nah..."

Gregg - " It's a daamn good song"