An improptu rendition of GnR's "Patience" performed by The Jody Haught Band at Riverside in Marietta, OH. Guitarist, Mitch Wagner takes the first verse, drummer Chris Shepard sings the second, and it's finished up with Jody Haught on lead. Eh, there were a few mistakes, but the crowd dug it so...Recorded with Lynda's shitting little camera (that's why it sounds and looks so bad), but thanks to her for capturing this moment.

A clip of The Jody Haught Band performing Cake's 'I Will Survive' at the Marietta Sternwheel Festival. This was the final song of the evening and what a great way to wrap things up than with every member being featured towards the close of the song!! It was a fun show and the crowd was spectacular! Over 50 thousand people in attendance!! Band: Jody Haught - Vocals Rick Haught - Bass John Harris - Keys Chris Shepard - Drums Mitch Wagner - Guitar A very special thanks to Steve Gallagher for shooting this video and capturing these moments!!! Copyright 2008 Grey Eagle Productions

An onstage clip of The Jody Haught Band (Washington, WV) performing a rendition of Pat Benatar's 'Heartbreaker' at the Marietta Sternwheel Festival. Band: Jody Haught - vocals Rick Haught - bass John Harris - keys Chris Shepard - drums Mitch Wagner - guitar Note: Drums are little loud in the clip as the video camera was postioned next to the drum kit. However, this clip is unique, in that it gives an idea of what the drummer and keyboard player were hearing during that evening's performance. Much thanks to Steve Gallagher for shooting this video. Copyright 2008 Grey Eagle Productions

This is an on-stage clip of The Jody Haught Band (Washington, WV) performing one of their originals (Cedar King) at the 2008 Marietta Sternwheel Festival in Marietta, OH. The song is performed by Jody Haught - vocals, Rick Haught - bass, John Harris - keys, Chris Shepard - drums, and Mitch Wagner - guitar. Thanks to Steve Gallagher for shooting this video. Copyright 2008 Grey Eagle Productions

Of course you can't see them in the blur, but Chris and Rachel are on Top Thrill Dragster this round. You can kind of see the blur of her orange shirt. :) Hard to believe my 10 year old was actually DYING to get on this ride and all the other EXTREME rides at Cedar Point!! She LOVED them!

Well, I was bored. What can I say? I was getting the white kit ready for the studio and the blue kit ready for some upcoming gigs. So all this shit was at the house, which is a rarity. When drummers get bored, they tend to do some rediculous things. My wife shot the video with a Kodak Easy Share DX6490. For those of you that may be interested, all of the drums are Pearl. The black 20" drum in the foreground is a Pearl Rhythm Traveler bass drum that I mount sometimes as like a gong tom. All hardware is Pearl and all cymbals are Zildjian with a couple Wuhan chinas mixed in there. In all honesty, I really wasn't prepared to have this video shot or else I would've come up with some better shit. I normally don't set up the drums this way. Obviously, there are numerous stick clicks and portions where I think, 'Dammit, I could have done something WAY better there', but oh well. It is what it is. Enjoy.