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This is the greatest thing in the history of everything ever.

This is the greatest day of my life.

I come back and look at it at least twice a year. Coolest goddamned thang ever.

Hysterical!!

Love this band. Love this song.

Fabulous Voiced Reneé !!

It was fun to do this one again, especially for David Aquilina!

Haha! You thought the song was ovah!!!

woooh!!

Great!!!!

rockin', David!!!! bringin' Joy!!!

Wiegand was a bass hero of mine when I was a kid and he was in South40 beating a Hofner up . class act back in old Mpls

I suppose "Judgment Day" might be the title.

Thank you Jeff! They sound great! 💜

Excellent, guys! Keep on rocking till the end! Thanks for the music!😎😎

God do I feel old.

So honored to have the best musicians in the country backing me & Courtney on this fine old Dylan song at a Guitars For Vets gig. RIP Lonnie Knight & Billy Hallquist. See you on the other side. Was this really ten years ago? Everywhere I look I see love & support & fine people coming together for each other. Feeling blessed.

One of the most beautiful songs Neil Young ever wrote! THANK YOU for playing it so well.

Oh wow. That was 7 years ago!

🌹 P R O M O S M

CHOICE... is this your band?! Awesome!!!

Very good job, guys!

Tortelvis’s first cousin

Hell yea

Hell Yea !

Jeff --- This one's called, "Dirty, Low-down and Bad." Penned by Keb Mo

Love this band!

Jeff -- This one's called "Help Me."

Jeff -- This one's called "Comin' Home."

Nice rendition of Stormy Monday 🎶

..this number needs bv's. What's the use of having a mic set up, if you're ñot going to use it?

Thanks for posting Jeff! One of my favorites of Gregg's.

Sounds great Greg! Thanks for the link Jeanne!

When she asked, what kind of music you’re into and you tell her it’s complicated

Brilliant...nailed it!

Never be afraid of your voice

Badass boys...I played in South Florida in 82 sung for malicious intent .keep the misfits s

Wena wenaaaa

Great live band back in the day. Think jimmy buffet dis them wrong

The country cowboy songs I like it wells

I miss my best friend 😢😢😢

Wow ... I haven't seen the Oh's in 30 years... looks like the same crowd too. Is that Jimmy Bauer dancing out front?

I love this!

They played it in the original key... G... chords are A#, then F to G... Denny Waite kind of struggling hard here... he would be about to turn 71... so I give him some slack... I had some email communication with Zippy Caplan in the early 2000's... he was always very cool to answer any questions about the band's history... almost have the original classic line up here... 1966-68 era... missing Jim Kane (guitar 66-70) and of course, Dan Rinaldi ( Guitar 1966-1972 & 1992 - born Minneapolis, May 1, 1945 - June 5, 2015) ... so 3/5ths of the band that recorded "Action Woman"... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Litter

Bravo!

@Jeff Miletich,,,"People like YOU, join HATE GROUPS,, People join these groups because they’re searching for an identity, a community, and a sense of purpose. And there’s some grievance, some underlying trauma or abuse or brokenness underneath all that." "Could be mental illness, could be lack of employment or lack of an education. That’s why they become vulnerable to the messages and the narratives of these extremist groups. Because they are looking for somebody to blame for the problems that they have, and they’re not equipped to deal with them."

@Jeff Miletich,,"People like YOU, join HATE GROUPS,, People join these groups because they’re searching for an identity, a community, and a sense of purpose. And there’s some grievance, some underlying trauma or abuse or brokenness underneath all that." "Could be mental illness, could be lack of employment or lack of an education. That’s why they become vulnerable to the messages and the narratives of these extremist groups. Because they are looking for somebody to blame for the problems that they have, and they’re not equipped to deal with them."

@Jeff Miletich,,"People like YOU, join HATE GROUPS,, People join these groups because they’re searching for an identity, a community, and a sense of purpose. And there’s some grievance, some underlying trauma or abuse or brokenness underneath all that." "Could be mental illness, could be lack of employment or lack of an education. That’s why they become vulnerable to the messages and the narratives of these extremist groups. Because they are looking for somebody to blame for the problems that they have, and they’re not equipped to deal with them."

@Jeff Miletich,,,"People like YOU, join HATE GROUPS,, People join these groups because they’re searching for an identity, a community, and a sense of purpose. And there’s some grievance, some underlying trauma or abuse or brokenness underneath all that." "Could be mental illness, could be lack of employment or lack of an education. That’s why they become vulnerable to the messages and the narratives of these extremist groups. Because they are looking for somebody to blame for the problems that they have, and they’re not equipped to deal with them."