Wouldn't this be grand if it was digitally cleaned up or AI(?) for the visual...but the sound is pretty good. Though I suspect Taj Mahal could cut through any sub par recording. But man oh man. This is one of the coolest things on UA-cam. Taj, Jesse Ed Davis, Bob Dylan, John Fogerty and some dude named uh, Joe Harrison ? He's pretty good, too. 😎 And a last thought that occurred to me that made me sad. With all of today's bullsh't racial division, DEI crap, and anti-Semitism, on this magical night, a Black man, a Native American, a Jewish man, a British man, and a bunch of white dudes got together on a small crowded stage and for nearly two glorious hours no one in that building was thinking about anything other than what a fab group of musicians, singers and entertainers these guys were. No agenda, no insipid message, no political comments...just pure bliss.
Sherry and I were there that momentous night. I bought the band a round of drinks and we were invited back stage where we met George, Bob and Taj. I could have died and gone to heaven and been a happy man. It was the best concert experience in my 68 years. Long live Taj and the rest of them...
This event was pivotal and very, very important to John Fogerty's solo career. Rock and roll is all about capturing the moment. Proud Mary is Bob Dylan's favorite song. If Bob and John did not met that moment John's life could have ended in fatal sorrow and misery. Bob told John to sing Proud Mary to sing that moment after fifteen years of not singing it.
0:32 Leaving Trunk 6:43 Checkin' Up On My Baby 14:06 She Caught The Katy 18:20 Farther On Down The Road (You Will Accompany Me) 23:30 You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond 32:11 Matchbox/Gone, Gone, Gone 39:15 Lucille 45:57 Crosscut Saw 55:22 Bacon Fat 1:06:26 Knock On Wood 1:11:00 In The Midnight Hour 1:15:57 Honey Don't 1:19:23 Blue Suede Shoes 1:23:28 Watching The River Flow 1:29:25 Proud Mary 1:33:52 Johnny B. Goode 1:39:36 Willie And The Hand Jive/Hey Bo Diddley 1:44:30 Random cut that I just found 1:46:12 Peggy Sue 1:50:15 Dizzy Miss Lizzy 1:54:30 Twist And Shout/La Bamba You’re welcome.
Jim Ehinger on keys 🎹 After leaving Buffalo to find his fame and fortune in L.A., Jim Ehinger was the keyboardist of choice to play on albums and/or tours with musical greats such as Coco Montoya, Maria Muldaur, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, Taj Mahal, George Harrison, Steven Stills and Bob Weir. His rendition of "Rhapsody in Blue" opened the 1984 Olympics in LA and he served as Dennis Quaid's piano coach for the movie "Great Balls of Fire." His performance on "At This Moment" with Billy Vera and the Beaters helped propel the tune to be a million selling number one record. Ten more years in NYC saw Jim serve as musical director for B.B. King's Blues Club & Grill and for the Mayer Theater in addition to his playing with other greats. Jim now can be heard playing in local clubs in the WNY area along with top blues or R&B talent.
Michael Krogsgaard's definitive book "Positively Bob Dylan" lists all the players PLUS "unknown guitar player". My friend Steve Payne, a fine guitar player who know lives in Chepstow, Wales, was living in L.A a at the time, and was regular player at the Palamino. He was that man.....
Un conciértazo , la improvisación bien coordinada , viejos lobos de mar , siempre se logra esa curiosa conexión , interviene aunque lo dudemos la telepatía , y la empatía ! Estoy suscrito , desde hoy tienen muy buen material , muchas gracias por compartir ! 🖖😃🇲🇽 saludos desde Mexico !
If you get the You Tube MP3 downloader, you can make your own copy on Cd. Just make sure when you down load that it the only thing you are adding to the computer.
Bob Dylan didn't do a solo, and only joined in with one song vocally - but got JF to sing to sing Proud Mary for the first time in 10 yrs. Interesting.
@@reborn3288 Yea, story goes..Dylan said to him if you dont start singing Proud Mary people will think its a Tina Turner song.. And after the court stuff he added all the CCR stuff.. I saw the Blue Moon Swamp tour 1997 and it was all CCR...
Damas y caballeros . Proud Mary si bien es un hit de Tina Turner el compositor está aquí es John Fogerty y de hecho el hit de Tina superó al de CREEDENCE es obvio e innegable
![The Silver Wilburys - Watching The River Flow [Hollywood, CA. 19th February 1987]](/img/n.gif)
Wouldn't this be grand if it was digitally cleaned up or AI(?) for the visual...but the sound is pretty good. Though I suspect Taj Mahal could cut through any sub par recording. But man oh man. This is one of the coolest things on UA-cam. Taj, Jesse Ed Davis, Bob Dylan, John Fogerty and some dude named uh, Joe Harrison ? He's pretty good, too. 😎 And a last thought that occurred to me that made me sad. With all of today's bullsh't racial division, DEI crap, and anti-Semitism, on this magical night, a Black man, a Native American, a Jewish man, a British man, and a bunch of white dudes got together on a small crowded stage and for nearly two glorious hours no one in that building was thinking about anything other than what a fab group of musicians, singers and entertainers these guys were. No agenda, no insipid message, no political comments...just pure bliss.
Sherry and I were there that momentous night. I bought the band a round of drinks and we were invited back stage where we met George, Bob and Taj. I could have died and gone to heaven and been a happy man. It was the best concert experience in my 68 years. Long live Taj and the rest of them...
This is one of those rare moments in life. You are lucky tpo have experienced it. Star studded jam session
This event was pivotal and very, very important to John Fogerty's solo career. Rock and roll is all about capturing the moment. Proud Mary is Bob Dylan's favorite song. If Bob and John did not met that moment John's life could have ended in fatal sorrow and misery. Bob told John to sing Proud Mary to sing that moment after fifteen years of not singing it.
Jesse Ed Davis belongs in the title. He was the best guitar player on stage!!!!
jesse ed my bebuuuu come back from the dead already i miss you
Jesse Ed Davis was a monster on guitar....best player on that bandstand (and everyone knew it).
Wow!
Sadly, he died a year later
0:32 Leaving Trunk
6:43 Checkin' Up On My Baby
14:06 She Caught The Katy
18:20 Farther On Down The Road (You Will Accompany Me)
23:30 You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond
32:11 Matchbox/Gone, Gone, Gone
39:15 Lucille
45:57 Crosscut Saw
55:22 Bacon Fat
1:06:26 Knock On Wood
1:11:00 In The Midnight Hour
1:15:57 Honey Don't
1:19:23 Blue Suede Shoes
1:23:28 Watching The River Flow
1:29:25 Proud Mary
1:33:52 Johnny B. Goode
1:39:36 Willie And The Hand Jive/Hey Bo Diddley
1:44:30 Random cut that I just found
1:46:12 Peggy Sue
1:50:15 Dizzy Miss Lizzy
1:54:30 Twist And Shout/La Bamba
You’re welcome.
This Cool Account Life saved 🙌
1:54:30 is the highest quality and has the real sound of all of them combined.
You're the best!
7 years late but you’re still a Legend ! Thanks
Love me some JED✨
what an amazing treasure.
John fogerty is the best!!
John Fogerty revivió con su Orgullisa María y se vio feliz junto a Dylan y Harrison
There was Bob Dylan, early 60s, then the Beatles, then CCR. Amazing to see them all represented on one stage. Bloody amazing really.
Wow.
Dam Fogarty was Killin it.. When Bob Dylan asks you do sing Proud Mary..you sing Proud Mary :) lolol
Jim Ehinger on keys 🎹 After leaving Buffalo to find his fame and fortune in L.A., Jim Ehinger was the keyboardist of choice to play on albums and/or tours with musical greats such as Coco Montoya, Maria Muldaur, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, Taj Mahal, George Harrison, Steven Stills and Bob Weir. His rendition of "Rhapsody in Blue" opened the 1984 Olympics in LA and he served as Dennis Quaid's piano coach for the movie "Great Balls of Fire."
His performance on "At This Moment" with Billy Vera and the Beaters helped propel the tune to be a million selling number one record.
Ten more years in NYC saw Jim serve as musical director for B.B. King's Blues Club & Grill and for the Mayer Theater in addition to his playing with other greats.
Jim now can be heard playing in local clubs in the WNY area along with top blues or R&B talent.
Jesse ed davis is my favourite guitarist
Michael Krogsgaard's definitive book "Positively Bob Dylan" lists all the players PLUS "unknown guitar player". My friend Steve Payne, a fine guitar player who know lives in Chepstow, Wales, was living in L.A a at the time, and was regular player at the Palamino. He was that man.....
Wow. This would've been insane to see live
Que gusto ver y escuchar a jesse ed davis,guitarrista poco valorado.
I searched John Fogerty with George Harrison and found his.
I looked up Taj singing a Bob Dylan song and found this lol. Craziest concert wow
fav recording of minw
An amazing night on Earth! Holy! Love all these cats. Who the piano player? Any known story of this appear in the papers or somewhere?
This is one of the greatest things I've ever seen! Thanks for starting my weekend off awesome.
MUY BIen Fogerty en Twist and Shout, gran final de esa gran noche
Taj is a mover. I like it.
Un conciértazo , la improvisación bien coordinada , viejos lobos de mar , siempre se logra esa curiosa conexión , interviene aunque lo dudemos la telepatía , y la empatía ! Estoy suscrito , desde hoy tienen muy buen material , muchas gracias por compartir ! 🖖😃🇲🇽 saludos desde Mexico !
I was there and bought the band a round of drinks. I was invited to have dinner with Bob and George and Taj and John. It was a great time!
Jesse playing? Looks like him. Wow! Thanks for sharing!
This is Amazing, Thank you so much
I think Dylan had more fun than anyone by the end !
Love it
Amazing show!
Tão bom !!!!
en este rcital dylan le dijo a fogherty que tocara proud mary porque el publico ya creia que era compuesta por tina turner
Si es cierto. El mismo Fogerty lo dijo en una entrevista, dandole la razon a Dylan.
John Fogerty doing his first Proud Mary in 15 years & some clown is clapping & making jungle screeches WTF, amazing that John held it together.
At the end of it John said "Eat your heart out Tina Turner" So l think that means he loved it.
You mean Taj Mahal? Watch the whole show and you'll see he ain't no clown....but yeah, in his enthusiasm, stepped a bit too much on the tune.
If you get the You Tube MP3 downloader, you can make your own copy on Cd. Just make sure when you down load that it the only thing you are adding to the computer.
Before Bob & George formed the travelling Wilburys
Bob Dylan didn't do a solo, and only joined in with one song vocally - but got JF to sing to sing Proud Mary for the first time in 10 yrs. Interesting.
He sang a bit of auditable backing vocals on several songs. Seemed a bit drunk though.
1:50:15 Pretty Woman
Are any of these guys still living?
John Fogerty, Bob Dylan, Taj Mahal, Jim Ehinger
Thanks!
fogerty
Video is bad, but at least there wasn’t a bunch of zooming in and out etc. when some people get a camera in their hands they gotta try and be artsy.
Was this the first time he performed proud mary since ccr
Henry Cruz he was there out of respect for taj mahal and jesse ed davis .John fogherty
yes
@@reborn3288 Yea, story goes..Dylan said to him if you dont start singing Proud Mary people will think its a Tina Turner song.. And after the court stuff he added all the CCR stuff.. I saw the Blue Moon Swamp tour 1997 and it was all CCR...
He actually performed it at the rock'n'roll hall of fame concert a year before
@@Mrjohnpf2 after john sang Proud Mary, he laughingly said, “eat your heart out Tina!”
1:27:48 "i cant do proud mary"
"Let Jesse do it."
You will if Bob Dylan asks you to !!!
who's playing the keys?
rusty 'n blue The keyboardist is Jim Ehinger. It’s hard to find much information on him, unfortunately.
Damas y caballeros . Proud Mary si bien es un hit de Tina Turner el compositor está aquí es John Fogerty y de hecho el hit de Tina superó al de CREEDENCE es obvio e innegable
I wish the cameraman kept it zoomed in while they conversed on stage. Worst direction in the world.