. >> keith richards. >> you actually worked with keith richards. nice fella. >> yes. >> very smart.e loves george jones with a passion. he loves country music. he's always loved traditional music. it's really funny, i had berry gibb on the grand ole opry a few months ago and we did a bluegrass version of "staying alive". >> oh, my god. >> you can find it on youtube. it's really funny. >> one more question for you. miley cyrus, you've got to feel bad for billy ray. >> that girl should have been corrected a little more from the house, i think. >> exactly. >> i do feel sorry for them, though. it's a sad thing. >> it's a sad thing for them and a great thing for america. you've got to get the book and the album. ricky skaggs, thank you for coming here. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you later. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth. it's durable. and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to bounty duratowel. >>>

. >> keith richards. >> you actually worked with keith richards nice fella. apparently. very smart.> he does. he loves george jones with a passion. he loves country music. always loved traditional music. it's really funny. i had barry gibb on the grand 'ole op pray pri a few months ago and we did a blue grass version of stayin' alive. it is incredible. you can find it on you tube. it's really funny. >> i have to find that. that would blow my mind. one more question for you. miley cyrus. you have to feel bad for billy ray. >> that girl should have been corrected a little more from the house i think. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> i do feel sorry for them, though. it's a sad thing. >> it's a sad thing for them and a great thing for america. because our show has done 60 miley cyrus stories. you have to get the book and you have to get the album. ricky skaggs, awesome. thank you for coming here. thank you, joanne, jessie, andy, i don't know if i want to thank you. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. i get to wave, too. faulkner. huckabee in a live edition tonight. i will run over to the stu

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he was playing in greenwich village and linda richards who was keith richards ex-girlfriend, she saide plane, no band. gets to london and in two weeks he meets all these great guitar players who are coming to see see jimi hendrix. it was like a rocket. this guy went up and up and up and up. >> it's huge how much of an impact he made. also what great footage there is of him. you don't have to hear somebody say he's great. you see it there. >> the thing about jimi he would film a lot in concert but never do shot shows. the last time was in 1969 when he did "the dick kav it show." but he did the film and woodstock was filmed became a big movie and i think jimi's management was very clever. they filmed a lot of his performances. when he played in 19678 they had cameras there and they recorded the concert. >> this is the first time we're seeing the footage. >> i've never seen it before and i thought i saw everything on jimi. it's great. it's in the daylight and it's fantastic. even though you think you have seen everything, this is mind-blowingly great. >> thanks so much. you can hear him

he was playing in greenwich village and linda richards who was keith richards ex-girlfriend, she saidl these great guitar players who are coming to see see jimi hendrix. it was like a rocket. this guy went up and up and up and up. >> it's huge how much of an impact he made. also what great footage there is of him. you don't have to hear somebody say he's great. you see it there. >> the thing about jimi he would film a lot in concert but never do shot shows. the last time was in 1969 when he did "the dick kav it show." but he did the film and woodstock was filmed became a big movie and i think jimi's management was very clever. they filmed a lot of his performances. when he played in 19678 they had cameras there and they recorded the concert. >> this is the first time we're seeing the footage. >> i've never seen it before and i thought i saw everything on jimi. it's great. it's in the daylight and it's fantastic. even though you think you have seen everything, this is mind-blowingly great. >> thanks so much. you can hear him on american masters on tuesday on pbs. >>> up next, is there

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