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Gary Busey Collection on Letterman, 1983-92

Here are all of Gary Busey's appearances on Dave, plus a semi-related "closing-the-circle" clip at the end. 1. September 14, 1983. Gary promotes the film "D.C. Cab." 2. September 25, 1984. "The Bear" (film clip deleted due to copyright caution). 3. March 24, 1986. Dave shows a photo of Gary with Robert Duvall. 4. April 21, 1986. Robert Duvall on the photo with Gary. 5. November 11, 1986. "Eye of the Tiger" and "Let's Get Harry"; Gary also just finished filming "Lethal Weapon." 6. November 15, 1989. "Neon Empire." This is Gary's first appearance since his motorcycle accident on December 4, 1988. 7. June 5, 1990. "Predator 2." 8. July 9, 1991. "Point Break" and "Wild Texas Wind." 9. July 16, 1992. "Under Siege." Gary then fills in for Charlie Watts, who was scheduled but walked out, the drama presented here in full. Gary performs "Stay All Night (Stay a Little Longer)," a Western swing dance tune written and first recorded by Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys in 1945. The story behind the Charlie Watts no-show: Summarizing from James Karnbach and Carol Benson's book Rolling Stones: The Ultimate Recording Guide, Watts felt that the mandatory LN practice of including Paul Shaffer in the performances of musical guests would throw off the symmetry of his jazz quintet, and, upon learning of it at rehearsal, decided to take a hike. (h/t Brad Harvey for the reference and description) Almost to the day four years later, Watts did finally perform on Dave's CBS show, where there was no such band personnel requirement. That's included at the end of this compilation. 10. July 10, 1996. Charlie Watts Quintet, with Bernard Fowler, performing "What's New."