It turns out this set was from a larger benefit concert called VetsAid. It's been held annually since 2017. Joe Walsh has been a prime mover behind the concerts, along with his wife Marjorie. Both of them had parents who were military veterans. The money raised by the concerts goes to fund non-profits that help veterans. Unusually, the concert is held in different towns each year, towns that typically don't have concerts like this. For instance, this one was held in Chula Vista, near San Diego. The 2025 one was in Witchita, Kansas, and the 2022 one was in Columbus, Ohio.
Walsh and Stills were no longer spring chickens at the time of this concert, but they certainly could still play guitar. There's a lot of excellent lead guitar work here. For instance, "Turn to Stone" is 11 minutes long, with most of that soloing. And the songs with Stills are a highlight, due to the guitar dueling between Walsh and Stills.
By the way, if anyone has any of the other webcasts of the VetsAid concert, including the other acts from this one, please let me know. I got the impression that there have been webcasts of these concerts every year, but they're surprisingly hard to find.
This album is 57 minutes long.
01 talk (Joe Walsh)
02 In the City (Joe Walsh)
03 Life's Been Good (Joe Walsh)
04 talk (Joe Walsh)
05 Turn to Stone (Joe Walsh)
06 Funk No. 49 (Joe Walsh)
07 talk (Joe Walsh)
08 talk (Joe Walsh & Stephen Stills)
09 For What It's Worth (Joe Walsh & Stephen Stills)
10 Love the One You're With (Joe Walsh & Stephen Stills)
11 talk (Joe Walsh & Stephen Stills)
12 Rocky Mountain Way (Joe Walsh & Stephen Stills)
13 talk (Joe Walsh)
14 All Night Long (Joe Walsh)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/geYXyByG
alternate:
https://bestfile.io/en/L1ue4d2PVQgQoAr/file
The cover photo is from this exact concert. Stephen Stills is on the left, with glasses, and Joe Walsh is on the right.

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