"Meet me at the monument to Big Dog". So proclaimed Dan Stuart to the scattered members of Green On Red: Chuck Prophet, Chris Cacavas and Jack Waterson. Using the cover of a 2005 anniversary celebration of a historic hotel in Tucson Arizona, Green On Red gathered at the Rialto Theater to honor the memory of a fallen comrade, drummer Alex "Big Dog" MacNicol. Filmed drifting down Congress Ave by some tourists from Brazil, Green On Red asked the shutterbugs if they would care to document what was about to occur. Sharing the stage for the first time in nearly two decades, Green On Red played an emotional set of sloppy brilliance, meandering into territory best left to those who have climbed the mountain and talked to the elephant. The rest is history, or at least a beautiful lie... shit, what's the difference anyway? A Brink Films release. Check it out now!

"One of America's best live bands" - NME

"Green on Red have been one of America's best bands for years." - New York Times

"hymns to the dispossessed... brilliant essential listening"- Allan Jones, Uncut

SONGS PERFORMED:

Death and Angels

Hair of the Dog

Cheap Wine

Gravity Talks

Jimmy Boy

Keep on Moving

No Free Lunch

16 Ways

Time Ain't Nothing

The Drifter

Sea of Cortez

We Ain't Free

Clarksville

Fading Away

Ghost Hand

That's What Dreams