Joe Videos on YouTube and other video sites

[Super Frey]

Awesome!

[tequila girl]

Great! I didn't realise Joe was part of Ringo's "All Starr" Band waaayyyyyyyyyyyy back in 1989!

[TimothyBFan]

Well, Joe sure does hang with the "in" crowd, doesn't he?

[tbs fanatic]

I see there are a bunch of 'Ringo's Birthday' video's on Youtube. An interview with Ringo etc.

[EaglesFanatic]

This is hilarious!!!!!!

http://www.comedycentral.com/videos/...ers-in-history

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms9_f-9e-rA[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Or-uoYg6SY[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TndOhK87d6U&feature=related[/ame]

[sooner]

Some Joe videos I took at the Houston show, 2010.

Walk Away


Funk #49


Rocky Mountain Way

[Prettymaid]

EF, thanks for bringing those forward, they're great!

Sooner, I'm glad you put your videos in their place of honor here. Nice work!

[Fullablarney]

Yeah! I love watch'n the YouTube videos of Joe live doen "Turn to Stone" & "The Bomber" footage from 1972.

I think The Drive does a great job.. especially you Steve!

I have a question. I'm specifically trying to find out if there are names to the jams that sometimes occur after a track has ended & faded out, then a few seconds go by, then a jam of about 6-8 seconds long will all of a sudden start playing before the entire track has finally ended. Take a listen to "At The Station" from "But Seriously Folks", and "Ordinary Average Guy" from the album with the same name. At the end of each song, after a few seconds of silence, a new song or jam will emerge and play for a few seconds, like 5-8 secs. before it finally fades and the whole track finally ends. CAN ANYONE TELL ME ABOUT THIS?? I'm looking to find out if these ending jams have any names too 'em, or if they're parts of other songs he's put down & recorded before. If you can help I'd sure appreciate it cause it's really been bug'n me for a while now. Well thanks for read'n.. -Christian

[Freypower]

Welcome FB.

I'm a bit unsure how something which only lasts a few seconds could be called a 'jam'. It's just part of the track it follows.

[sodascouts]

Welcome from me, too! Since "Jam" is a loosely defined term I for one can understand why you use it.

Unfortunately, I don't know if they're named - sorry I can't be more helpful!

Back on topic: Sooner, your magic camera once again produces great results! Thanks for posting those!