Todd and I often talk about this idea of busking. Not just standing on a street corner, but applying it in our day to day artistic lives. This is one of the lessons of Woody Guthrie and Joe Hill before him and it's been at the core of my entire artistic career. Sometimes by choice and sometimes by necessity. You don't need some big company to give you permission to make art. You can just do it yourself and take it directly to the people. This project is a natural continuation of that idea. We made a film that we are very proud of and now we're giving it to the people. We're putting a message in a bottle and throwing it into the proverbial ocean. If you want to help us get the word out by sharing this with kindred spirits, we won't be mad at ya. Thanks for giving a damn, -Otis Ways to support this channel. www.patreon.com/otisgibbs th-cam.com/channels/YX2MTovE0vYjD8touqRH7Q.htmljoin Tip jar for anyone who wants to help support this channel. paypal.me/otisgibbs?locale.x=... www.venmo.com/OtisGibbs Paypal: @otisgibbs Venmo: @OtisGibbs
I've seen footage of Joe Strummer busking on the boardwalk of some British sea town (Brighton maybe) promoting that night's Mescaleros show. Nobody he talks to has any idea who they're talking to and Joe does not care. He's not being ironic. He really believes it when he tells them its going to be a great show (he was right) and he's loving being out there promoting the show.
❤ur the one who gives a damn and we love ya. I'm so bummed I couldn't fall asleep then did tho I'm grateful to have seen this a bunch already and will again...hope we can keep in touch about stuff things and possibilities sorry I missed the premiere and chat congrats and I'll see you very soon in ur next posts and hopefully elsehow too! Great stuff thanks...y'all are inspirations and the friends I ain't met yet...SJOCR
Sounds great. ... Recall having an idea in my younger years about starting a website with a giant map deal & people could put folk songs with stories about where they're from or whatever. But hey, I don't know much of anything about websites or computers. Either way, this land is our land & best wishes to all out there. ... Thank as always Mr. Otis. Look forward to whatever you do next - 🤘
I'll be here during the premiere, so lets hang out and watch it together. Click the like button and be sure to share the film with anyone who might enjoy it. Thanks for giving a damn, -Otis
im prety sure tho yt can make timing confuing this is at 4pm MST ur 5pm right hwen ill be heading to go saling the BBQ but ill try to say hi im very said if i miss the first otis gibbs premiere with chat
You could sit and just “run your mouth” as you often say, and people will give a damn. Otis got it like that. This doc looks like a special treat, though. Being a Memphian, I’m double interested.
Thanks Otis. Was at the Friday show and part of the Saturday show (had to get back on the road earlier than we had planned ). Saw you shooting that afternoon and wanted to introduce myself and let you know that I have been a follower of yours starting during Covid and your yootoob podcasts have been entertaining, informative, and inspirational and I appreciate you. Not wanting to bother you and be "that guy" I sadly did not. Of course I love Todd Snider for the person and genius that he is, his weekly sermons during Covid were a bedrock during that time. Thanks so much for this and all you do buddy.
Scott dude I'm right with you on all points. It was these little things that helped covid ride out smoothly. I also want to run up to all these musicians/artists etc at festivals and such but also don't want to be that guy. I'm pretty reserved so resisting the urge is not difficult but my ex would absolutely speak up and ask for a picture or a quick conversation and honestly I have not noticed any negative reaction. So long story short I've got like 100 pics with her and all our favorite musicians. I actually would have loved to have gotten in the picture but someone has to man the camera. And now as of 2 weeks ago after 22 years she is officially my ex. I suppose I should find all the pics of her with the artists and send them to her. I'll sleep on it.
Oh my god you can't wipe the smile off my face as I watch this. It's so freaking well done it's near perfect. Heartwarming Highways! Otis: Todd is a world heritage site and you and him are two of the people left in the world that still make me proud to be a human being. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
brother otis gibbs the great generous caring talent paints a purrfect picture thr ua glimpse of aRev Todd Snider donating his time for communtiy radio and telling his stories and palying music and sharing his love passions and coolness.....cool cat Otis making a dope on cool cat Rev Todd...coool cat time !!!!! thanks yall much love - stephen jules otis careeer rubin
Thanks for this, Otis...you're doing good work. We need more decent people like you and Todd, and Keith, and all of the other troubadours out there on the road to counteract all of the negative vibes we've had to deal with these last few years. Godspeed!
I connected with John Prine and Steve Goodman at the Earl of Old Town (Chicago) living there with guitarist Jack McGann (Philadelphia) circa 1970... those days were magic! I remember picking Steve up at the train station after his long vaunted train trip on the final run of "The City of New Orleans"... I was driving Steve's sports car, he in the back seat asking us if he could sing the song he had written while on the train... We said "Sure" and as I drove down Lakeshore Drive, Steve began to sing "Riding on the City of New Orleans, Monday Morning... etc." Chicago and the East Coast were golden back then.. I busked the basket houses in the Village back in the late 60s... glorious days... drinking whiskey and milk at the Kettle of Fish with Brownie McGee who apologized for Sonny (trying to get off alcohol) sleeping upstairs. No really... it was heaven! I was so naive... I thought it would not only last forever but get even better over time... and it did for a while before it plunged precipitously and here we are today...
Way to go Todd! It was I who invited him on the air at WEVL the first time. When I had a show called Folk Feast on Sunday nights. I still have a tape of that. Fun times. You just knew he was going to be a star. Thanks Otis.
I was bummed out today when I heard Tony Bennett died, and damned if this movie didn't cheer me up. Thanks Otis, you're a treasure, and so is Todd. Great film making, brother!
Just when you think it can’t get any better - bam, gratuitous dog footage! Great movie. Definitely felt like it gave an accurate feel of the vibe of the thing.
So good! Thanks for doing this project. Love Todd and have been lucky to see and meet him over the years. 20 years ago he was the vessel that took me to so many other great musicians/artists and ultimately you. So grateful to know his music.
Otis was my introduction to Todd and so many other talents. Thanks Otis, terrific job on the film and the other content you share. I think "our" Saturday chats are my favorites - just me, Otis and a couple hundred other like minded folks! I dropped something in the tip jar to help with coffee or a few new picks 😊.
Hell Yes ! Thank you so much Todd Snider and band and of course much love to Otis Gibbs and his good friend Todd Fox for shooting this wonderful film. Art for Arts' Sake !
This is just such an amazing time capsule. The fact that it features covers, meaning Otis sees not a penny of profit from this video, so rhymes with the values Tom Snider stands for. It's not about the money. It's about the medicine. Amen, brother.
How many great voices and how much artistry impression here?!? Todd Snider has entered a phase it seems, one with positive congruence as his talent makes sounds for All, made through a lifetime with All. ✌️🤟
Otis the ending had me choked up!! The Folk community is filled with Awesome everyday people , The way Todd interacted with the crowd afterwards is a prime (Prine) example!! Thank you sir!! 🐿️😎🐿️
This is an absolutely awesome documentary Otis. I watch a lot of music docs and the 'professionals ' don't do it any better than this. A truly unobtrusive 'fly on the wall' perspective. ✌️🇨🇦
I’ll be in my office drawing buildings and listening to this, thank you for taking the time to give a damn as much as we all do Otis! And for helping us give as much of a damn as we can.
Todd, you were taken in by my heros from the70s. I still follow singer songwriters. I'm 72 now and the first time I heard you I was on my lunch break during my civilian career as a research analyst at CT St. Police (word and numbers nerd). Your lyrics blew me away, it was in Middletown, CT so it was probably a Weslyan Univ. station. Wrote your name down and lyrics I remembered which I',d do in 1973 at Kris Kristofferson concerts. I'd try to learn his new songs before the record came out. God bless you Todd forsucceeding at my college phantasy. Still listening for new music. I'm a fan!
Thank you, Otis (and Todd Fox), for this incredible, unmatchable gift. So much I wanna say while the video is fresh in my mind but I'd only screw it up. Until another time, suffice it to say that your spirit of love, generosity and gentle confidence, steeped in the REAL music scene and rich relationships with originals, people of character and flaws but all blessed with creative minds and expansive heart, make this gift - this free labour of love - so dear to me. I've probably gone ahead and screwed it up anyway but thank you Otis and Mr. Fox; I hope you can grasp at least a little of the magnitude of gratitude from your fans here on your channel and from those with whom this is getting shared. Blessings guys.
This is beautiful. Love Todd... authentic and honest as they come. Great job Otis... your dedication and work is evident throughout... Great pairing... Really enjoyed this. Kudos to you both.
I had no idea who these guys were until you started talking about them, Otis - and now I'm a fan. I'll be buying a few albums in the next week. This is absolutely fantastic stuff. Thank you so much for this!
I have seen Todd several times mainly at the Ark in Ann Arbor and would love to see him again when and if he comes back there. Thanks for making and sharing your Documentary it was a lot of fun.
The train song is my personal favourite of this bunch. To be honest, I had never been turned on to this musician until seeing this video. So thanks, Otis, for opening my eyes to Todd’s talents.
Todd's interpretations are so satisfying. Like his little run at the end of the first verse of Help Me Make it Through the Night. The music just runs through him and comes out Todd.
Can’t quit watching it, Todd and Otis. If I knew where Todd lived I’d probably go there and ask him to teach me how to be a troubadour. I wish I could tape down this guys set list.
That was such a fun couple of days. Figured you were up to something good lurking on the side of the stage,Otis so I didn’t introduce myself. Was great seeing Todd in such a great mood, and as long as you are telling stories I will listen.
I was wracking my brain the other day - just thinking who, in the medium of music, is the most genuine artist out there. I thought about this for several hours weighing up so many different attributes and angles. Why did it take me so long? It’s obviously Todd. And it has been for some time. Keep doing what you’re doing man. You are a true songwriter and salt of the folk scene. You have rubbed shoulders with the best of them and never looked out of place. TSR!
Man, thank you so much for making this. Todd's gratitude and reflection at this stage of his life is wonderful to watch. There aren't many musicians who care about the craft and the journey as much as he does. Made me smile the entire time watching it.
This doc is so cool! Really captures the vibe of a singer/songwriter and their connection with their fans during, and after a performance. Plus, Todd’s hat reminds me of the one Dylan wears on the cover of Live ‘75, the Rolling Thunder bootleg.
Todd and I often talk about this idea of busking. Not just standing on a street corner, but applying it in our day to day artistic lives. This is one of the lessons of Woody Guthrie and Joe Hill before him and it's been at the core of my entire artistic career. Sometimes by choice and sometimes by necessity. You don't need some big company to give you permission to make art. You can just do it yourself and take it directly to the people. This project is a natural continuation of that idea. We made a film that we are very proud of and now we're giving it to the people. We're putting a message in a bottle and throwing it into the proverbial ocean.
If you want to help us get the word out by sharing this with kindred spirits, we won't be mad at ya.
Thanks for giving a damn,
-Otis
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I love that.
I've seen footage of Joe Strummer busking on the boardwalk of some British sea town (Brighton maybe) promoting that night's Mescaleros show. Nobody he talks to has any idea who they're talking to and Joe does not care. He's not being ironic. He really believes it when he tells them its going to be a great show (he was right) and he's loving being out there promoting the show.
❤ur the one who gives a damn and we love ya. I'm so bummed I couldn't fall asleep then did tho I'm grateful to have seen this a bunch already and will again...hope we can keep in touch about stuff things and possibilities sorry I missed the premiere and chat congrats and I'll see you very soon in ur next posts and hopefully elsehow too! Great stuff thanks...y'all are inspirations and the friends I ain't met yet...SJOCR
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Sounds great. ... Recall having an idea in my younger years about starting a website with a giant map deal & people could put folk songs with stories about where they're from or whatever.
But hey, I don't know much of anything about websites or computers.
Either way, this land is our land & best wishes to all out there. ... Thank as always Mr. Otis. Look forward to whatever you do next - 🤘
I'll be here during the premiere, so lets hang out and watch it together. Click the like button and be sure to share the film with anyone who might enjoy it.
Thanks for giving a damn,
-Otis
Nice trailer!
im prety sure tho yt can make timing confuing this is at 4pm MST ur 5pm right hwen ill be heading to go saling the BBQ but ill try to say hi im very said if i miss the first otis gibbs premiere with chat
i might be able to join idk i might be able to play some at work.....i might be wya wrong.....
You could sit and just “run your mouth” as you often say, and people will give a damn. Otis got it like that. This doc looks like a special treat, though. Being a Memphian, I’m double interested.
@@melodymakermark ur gonna love it I've watched more times I can count Already!
Todd is just wonderful and being a "fly on the wall" was a privilege. Todd's a treasure, and so are you, Otis.
Amen.
Keith Sykes ain’t Jesus, but he knows Him. Dude knows everybody. Wonderful man.
Bless the troubadours, minstrels, soothsayers, and storytellers...
and bless you, Otis!!
Right back atcha! : )
A great American troubadour! Met his lifetime goal. Lucky us. Also lucky we have Otis to bring it on home.
Thank you!
Thanks Otis. Was at the Friday show and part of the Saturday show (had to get back on the road earlier than we had planned ). Saw you shooting that afternoon and wanted to introduce myself and let you know that I have been a follower of yours starting during Covid and your yootoob podcasts have been entertaining, informative, and inspirational and I appreciate you. Not wanting to bother you and be "that guy" I sadly did not. Of course I love Todd Snider for the person and genius that he is, his weekly sermons during Covid were a bedrock during that time. Thanks so much for this and all you do buddy.
Thank you for the kind words, Scott and hopefully we'll cross paths another time soon. : )
Scott dude I'm right with you on all points. It was these little things that helped covid ride out smoothly. I also want to run up to all these musicians/artists etc at festivals and such but also don't want to be that guy. I'm pretty reserved so resisting the urge is not difficult but my ex would absolutely speak up and ask for a picture or a quick conversation and honestly I have not noticed any negative reaction. So long story short I've got like 100 pics with her and all our favorite musicians. I actually would have loved to have gotten in the picture but someone has to man the camera. And now as of 2 weeks ago after 22 years she is officially my ex. I suppose I should find all the pics of her with the artists and send them to her. I'll sleep on it.
So fortunate to have seen Todd back in the day at The Dailey Planet in Memphis. I think the rugby team was there.....
Been a fan since the 90s. It doesn't get any better than this.
Todd is coming to the Mt. Baker Theater in Bellingham and you can bet your ass I'm gonna be there. So,so good!
Oh my god you can't wipe the smile off my face as I watch this. It's so freaking well done it's near perfect. Heartwarming Highways! Otis: Todd is a world heritage site and you and him are two of the people left in the world that still make me proud to be a human being. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
TOTAL HEARTWORN HIGHWAYS OMG YES
Outstanding film. Well worth the wait.
Thank you for this.
brother otis gibbs the great generous caring talent paints a purrfect picture thr ua glimpse of aRev Todd Snider donating his time for communtiy radio and telling his stories and palying music and sharing his love passions and coolness.....cool cat Otis making a dope on cool cat Rev Todd...coool cat time !!!!! thanks yall much love - stephen jules otis careeer rubin
Beyond Epic good sir!
Tank you for the gift , as welcome and enjoyed as the cooling rain was this morning ✌❤☕
Thank you for hanging out!
Fantastic thanks for sharing X
Thanks for this, Otis...you're doing good work. We need more decent people like you and Todd, and Keith, and all of the other troubadours out there on the road to counteract all of the negative vibes we've had to deal with these last few years. Godspeed!
Much love to ya, Steve!
@@otisgibbs Back at ya!
Thanks for another gem, Otis. Thanks also Todd and Keith for the music and stories.
This RULES!! Thanks brother
Watched after the anniversary reminder. Hats off, Mr Gibbs.
I did too. This is great.
I can’t wait!
I wish I could like this more.
I connected with John Prine and Steve Goodman at the Earl of Old Town (Chicago) living there with guitarist Jack McGann (Philadelphia) circa 1970... those days were magic! I remember picking Steve up at the train station after his long vaunted train trip on the final run of "The City of New Orleans"... I was driving Steve's sports car, he in the back seat asking us if he could sing the song he had written while on the train... We said "Sure" and as I drove down Lakeshore Drive, Steve began to sing "Riding on the City of New Orleans, Monday Morning... etc." Chicago and the East Coast were golden back then.. I busked the basket houses in the Village back in the late 60s... glorious days... drinking whiskey and milk at the Kettle of Fish with Brownie McGee who apologized for Sonny (trying to get off alcohol) sleeping upstairs. No really... it was heaven! I was so naive... I thought it would not only last forever but get even better over time... and it did for a while before it plunged precipitously and here we are today...
Really good film. Thanks.
Way to go Todd! It was I who invited him on the air at WEVL the first time. When I had a show called Folk Feast on Sunday nights. I still have a tape of that. Fun times. You just knew he was going to be a star. Thanks Otis.
Thank you Otis ! Checking in from Pensacola.
More highly anticipated than the Barbie movie IMHO 😉😁👍
Haha!
This is worth watching many times.
Damn, doesn’t get much better than Snider at Railgarten. With Keith Sykes...he was big when were in high school.
Otis, ya did it! This is a little gem of a film, thanks so much for sharing!
Well, that was wonderful! Thanks everyone!
Well done, Otis. Todd looks and sounds fit as a fiddle!
After Blaze ,This is my favorite person on this channel!
I was bummed out today when I heard Tony Bennett died, and damned if this movie didn't cheer me up. Thanks Otis, you're a treasure, and so is Todd. Great film making, brother!
Just when you think it can’t get any better - bam, gratuitous dog footage! Great movie. Definitely felt like it gave an accurate feel of the vibe of the thing.
Outstanding!
GD Otis! Knocked it out of the park my man!
Because of otis8 d8scovered outlaw country. Haven't looked back
I hope this was a good thing. : )
I’m sure Todd is so happy you were there to document this. I know I am!
Great job, Otis! Loved this. Thanks Todd, Keith et all..
So good! Thanks for doing this project. Love Todd and have been lucky to see and meet him over the years. 20 years ago he was the vessel that took me to so many other great musicians/artists and ultimately you. So grateful to know his music.
Otis was my introduction to Todd and so many other talents. Thanks Otis, terrific job on the film and the other content you share.
I think "our" Saturday chats are my favorites - just me, Otis and a couple hundred other like minded folks! I dropped something in the tip jar to help with coffee or a few new picks 😊.
Hell Yes ! Thank you so much Todd Snider and band and of course much love to Otis Gibbs and his good friend Todd Fox for shooting this wonderful film. Art for Arts' Sake !
I was blessed to see Todd play the Ryman on 4/20. He brought John Prine up for "illegal smile". It was excellent!!
Thank you Otis, make sure you post a message next time you roll through Philly. I owe you a beer for sure.
This is awesome thanks very much Otis
This is just such an amazing time capsule. The fact that it features covers, meaning Otis sees not a penny of profit from this video, so rhymes with the values Tom Snider stands for. It's not about the money. It's about the medicine. Amen, brother.
How many great voices and how much artistry impression here?!? Todd Snider has entered a phase it seems, one with positive congruence as his talent makes sounds for All, made through a lifetime with All. ✌️🤟
From a retired vet in Biloxi Mississippi, Thank yall for this.
Made me laugh and cry.
Love ya Man
Don't stop.
Otis the ending had me choked up!! The Folk community is filled with Awesome everyday people , The way Todd interacted with the crowd afterwards is a prime (Prine) example!! Thank you sir!! 🐿️😎🐿️
AWESOME OTIS. PERIOD.
This is an absolutely awesome documentary Otis. I watch a lot of music docs and the 'professionals ' don't do it any better than this. A truly unobtrusive 'fly on the wall' perspective. ✌️🇨🇦
I’ll be in my office drawing buildings and listening to this, thank you for taking the time to give a damn as much as we all do Otis! And for helping us give as much of a damn as we can.
Thanks, Aidan!
Todd, you were taken in by my heros from the70s. I still follow singer songwriters. I'm 72 now and the first time I heard you I was on my lunch break during my civilian career as a research analyst at CT St. Police (word and numbers nerd). Your lyrics blew me away, it was in Middletown, CT so it was probably a Weslyan Univ. station. Wrote your name down and lyrics I remembered which I',d do in 1973 at Kris Kristofferson concerts. I'd try to learn his new songs before the record came out. God bless you Todd forsucceeding at my college phantasy. Still listening for new music. I'm a fan!
Thank you, Otis (and Todd Fox), for this incredible, unmatchable gift. So much I wanna say while the video is fresh in my mind but I'd only screw it up.
Until another time, suffice it to say that your spirit of love, generosity and gentle confidence, steeped in the REAL music scene and rich relationships with originals, people of character and flaws but all blessed with creative minds and expansive heart, make this gift - this free labour of love - so dear to me.
I've probably gone ahead and screwed it up anyway but thank you Otis and Mr. Fox; I hope you can grasp at least a little of the magnitude of gratitude from your fans here on your channel and from those with whom this is getting shared. Blessings guys.
Otis this is fantastic, I’ll be anxiously waiting the release
Thank you!
Really fine work, Otis....Thanks so much for your efforts...
So this is what you were hinting about but didn’t want to jinx by talking about - well done, OG 🤩
I don't have time to watch this right now, but I do have to say-- Hell Yeah! I love this!
Thank you and I'll make sure it's still here when ya get back. : )
Hey Friends!
Howdo!
My 2nd time watching this. It is so good!
😊
What a wonderful documentary. Great music and Todd's personality shining through. Otis you a great job.
Really well made video. Love the musical performances. His version of Angel From Montgomery was absolutely outstanding.
Otis sent me here and I'm so glad he did .
This is beautiful. Love Todd... authentic and honest as they come. Great job Otis... your dedication and work is evident throughout... Great pairing... Really enjoyed this. Kudos to you both.
I had no idea who these guys were until you started talking about them, Otis - and now I'm a fan. I'll be buying a few albums in the next week. This is absolutely fantastic stuff. Thank you so much for this!
Just closing my eyes and imagining I'm there. Ahhh...heaven. Thank you for this.
I have seen Todd several times mainly at the Ark in Ann Arbor and would love to see him again when and if he comes back there. Thanks for making and sharing your Documentary it was a lot of fun.
the way its filmed and just as much what isn't filmed is a beautiful song itself....
Thank you, Otis. From the bottom of all the hearts of all the people who said “fuck yes!” when they saw this. We love the both of ya.
This documentary RULES! Really nice work. Thank you for sharing.
Fantastic documentary!! 🐿️😎🐿️
Good job Otis great songs thanks for sharing
LOVED this! Been a fan of Todd since 1995 back in my Bloomington days. Brought back some great memories. Thanks for sharing. ❤
The train song is my personal favourite of this bunch. To be honest, I had never been turned on to this musician until seeing this video. So thanks, Otis, for opening my eyes to Todd’s talents.
Incredible. Thank you for turning me on to Todd brother Otis. This rabbit hole looks deep and I'm jumpin in!
Todd's interpretations are so satisfying. Like his little run at the end of the first verse of Help Me Make it Through the Night. The music just runs through him and comes out Todd.
Thank you!
I was having kind of a crummy day up until now!
Here's to better days!
@@otisgibbs ups and downs, strikes and gutters, ya know?
Thank you for putting this out in the world. Simply wonderful. Made my day.
Man, this is really great. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Mr Gibbs. That was a joy to watch. Inspired.
My goodness, that is terrific! Thanks Otis and all involved. 👍👍
Great stuff! Any new variation is appreciated by all of us, Darlin! 🎊 🎉😊👩🏻🦰🫶🏼✨🌟✨
Absolutely beautiful! 😁❤️🎶
Can’t quit watching it, Todd and Otis. If I knew where Todd lived I’d probably go there and ask him to teach me how to be a troubadour. I wish I could tape down this guys set list.
Thanks, Otis‼️💯🎵❤️
That was such a fun couple of days. Figured you were up to something good lurking on the side of the stage,Otis so I didn’t introduce myself.
Was great seeing Todd in such a great mood, and as long as you are telling stories I will listen.
Thank much for this. Fantastic works all around - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Otis, I only learned of your channel today and then watching the video you posted learned of this documentary.
Excellent!!!
Always like Keith's song "I'm Not Strange, I'm Just Like You"
I was wracking my brain the other day - just thinking who, in the medium of music, is the most genuine artist out there. I thought about this for several hours weighing up so many different attributes and angles. Why did it take me so long? It’s obviously Todd. And it has been for some time.
Keep doing what you’re doing man. You are a true songwriter and salt of the folk scene. You have rubbed shoulders with the best of them and never looked out of place.
TSR!
Man, thank you so much for making this. Todd's gratitude and reflection at this stage of his life is wonderful to watch. There aren't many musicians who care about the craft and the journey as much as he does. Made me smile the entire time watching it.
Love that Don Walser autographed 8x10. Lucky to have seen that man several times.
This doc is so cool! Really captures the vibe of a singer/songwriter and their connection with their fans during, and after a performance. Plus, Todd’s hat reminds me of the one Dylan wears on the cover of Live ‘75, the Rolling Thunder bootleg.
Love this guy!! Thank you for sharing!!!!
An absolutely exceptional piece of work, Otis. Thank you so much.
Thanks buddy, it is so good, I don’t think there is many left anymore like y’all, Love y’all brothers
Excellent! Thanks for sharing this!