ran across this , for those that may have not seen it. not sure when its from.

It's from Willie Nelson: Outlaws and Angels, a concert tribute to Willie Nelson from May 2004 in Los Angeles at the Wiltern Theatre. The guest list of performers included Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Toby Keith, Kid Rock, Al Green, Ben Harper, Rickie Lee Jones, Carole King, and Jerry Lee Lewis, playing Nelson's greatest hits. Also in attendance was Merle Haggard, featured in the clip below doing Trouble In Mind.





Another clip featured at: [www3.iconcerts.com]

Here is the set list:

1. Georgia On A Fast Train - Joe Walsh, Merle Haggard, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson
2. Ramblin' Fever - Joe Walsh, Merle Haggard, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson
3. You Win Again - Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson
4. Shotgun Willie / Shotgun Bobby - Willie Nelson
5. Funny How Time Slips Away - Al Green, Willie Nelson
6. Raining In My Heart - Al Green, Willie Nelson
7. One With The Sun - Shelby Lynne, Willie Nelson
8. Stormy Weather - Shelby Lynne, Willie Nelson
9. Will You Love Me Tomorrow ? - Carole King, Willie Nelson
10. Still Is Still Movin' To Me - Toots Hibbert, Willie Nelson
11. Midnight Rider - Ben Harper, Willie Nelson
12. Pressure Drop - Ben Harper, Toots Hibbert
13. I'll Never Be Free - Lee Ann Womack, Willie Nelson
14. Opportunity To Cry - Holmes Brothers (The), Willie Nelson
15. Mama Tried - Lonely Boys (Los), Willie Nelson
16. Pancho and Lefty - Merle Haggard, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson
17. Overtime - Lucinda Williams, Willie Nelson
18. Cisco Kid - Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson
19. Comes Love - Rickie Lee Jones, Willie Nelson
20. We Had It All - Keith Richards, Willie Nelson
21. Trouble In Mind - Jerry Lee Lewis, Keith Richards, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson
22. Whole Lot-ta Shakin' Goin' On - Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson
23. I'll Fly Away / On The Road Again - Willie Nelson

I like this one from 1983, a Dick Clark show called "Salute!" Mick Fleetwood is on drums. And yes, in the third clip that's Gary A-Busey doing his best Buddy Holly.

Mick Fleetwod can lay down one hell of a shuffle.

He always could.

Hell of a drummer...and always able to resist getting too flash when it's not required.

[...but can get really flash when he wants to, with some of the most entertaining drum solos you'll ever see and hear.]

To tell the truth I am not the biggest fan of these jam sessions during which five or seven legends are noodeling together. It sounds nice, but not too thrilling.

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To tell the truth I am not the biggest fan of these jam sessions during which five or seven legends are noodeling together. It sounds nice, but not too thrilling.

Don't be a spoilsport... just because it's Monday

Looks like Gary was full of "booger sugar" on that one!! On the performance with Kid Rock tho it looks like to me Kid is pretty much a joke to the rest of the guys...

I was at that show, it was very cool to see so many different artists come together for Willie. For the last couple of songs everyone sitting fairly close rushed the stage, I got to shake hands with Willie Nelson and Jerry Lee Lewis, not Keith unfortunately.

Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind...