George Harrison - "Johnny B. Goode" - live 1986
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A very rare appearance by George Harrison at a 1986 charity concert. George plays the concert finale with the likes of ELO, The Moody Blues, and many others. George had not been on the stage in several years, and unfortunately, he forgets the lyrics on the 3rd verse to this classic Chuck Berry tune. Watch for George saying something to Denny Laine (Wings/The Moody Blues) as the song starts, as it appears he tells Denny he may have forgotten the words. A classic, unrehearsed live moment! Also watch for Robert Plant (in a rare early appearance where he has a guitar) to take a verse.
George: (to the other musicians) This is a blues riff in "B", watch me for the changes, and try and keep up, okay?"
jetnut89 hahaha love Marty mcfly
You funny
Another one who feels compelled to make the Back to the Future reference. For crying out loud !
@@JD-eq4dp Why don't you make like tree and get out of here?
Never any doubt that George was a rocker, when he wanted to be.
George smiling at Jeff because he forgot the lyrics, Jeff is like you're on your own kid. Ha!
Haha he's missing some lyrics, but that's our Georgie. Sounds really good here... And looks good as well. Wish you were here, George.
George Harrison and friends having fun!:) That's what I call a Saturday night!:)
agreed. this what rock n roll should be. a bunch of class musicians playing music and having fun and raising some money while at least putting their money where their mouth is. i always felt that a lot of the british musicians in those days all made it big but never forgot where they came from and still go to their local pubs to chat with regular people and go to a football stadium to watch their favorite team. that's what life should be. not worry about whether your next album goes gold or platinum or how many suckers you convince to download your music in an hour so you can make a lot of money. that's wrong with today's bands/singers, they lack humility.
I also see Dave Edmunds which everyone has missed. He's jammed with George many times in different specials. George was by far, the best Beatle all around in my book.
R.I.P. GEORGE HARRISON & DENNY LAINE 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
By far my favourite beatle, it’s so nice to see that he was having great fun.
Wonderful guy. I love Ringo too
Robert Plant sharing stage with Harrison. EPIC
i cant stop smiling. this makes me so happy for him
Georges vocals are the best
“Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans,
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens,
Ya jabadaba cabin made of Earth and wood,
There lived a little boy named Johnny B Goode,
Uh… nama vibda jama imma nmmm wehhh,
Uh wumma naba uh… the boy can play.”
Wow, Denny Laine, singing lead for a bit, always liked his voice, great stuff, indeed.
Sowing the seeds of the Travelling Wilburys
George gave the best version of this song.
Better than Elvis in 1969...?
What a combination, George and Jeff, two greats from two brilliant bands of our time, fantastic, wow what a party thank you 👍❤️❤️🎸🎸😎
Georgeous Harrison was having great time with his friends...❤️
Looks like a good time was had by all! George outshines the other vocalists! That was to be expected! His talent was always far underrated!
True
Think of the stories they could tell. What a class act. RIP George
Eterno George Harrison. Chuck Barry o pai do rock roll 👏👏👏👏👏👍🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇧🇷.
Very good!
Go, Go, Go, Georgie B Goode Harrison, Go, Go, Go Georgie B Harrison Tonight...
Robert Plant tocando una guitarra eléctrica... ¡Increíble! 😍
All my favorite artist on the same stage The Beatles ( George Harrison) ELO (Jeff Lynne) Moody Blues( Justin Hayward) the only one missing is (Alan Parsons ) from the Alan Parsons Project. That would be my super group!!!!
hundreds of people on stage! amazing george vocals
Ran across this a couple of days ago. Absolutely love it!
a true perfectionest is what george was and most would be agreed upon that and quite a lot more. he plays his guitar as if he were in a dream and he sings the same, as though he were part of a vision. he will always be sadly missed by me but he will always live in my heart and be a part of the treasure stored in heaven for me. good bye george
The Moody Blues con George en el mismo escenario.....qué chingón!
Good old rock and roll !
George Harrison 4ever
i love george =]
U were a legend my boss.....whatever u did for Bangladesh is just great.....we will never forget u
Disrespectful. George Harrison was an OG in his own right. Like people didn’t know who he was.
Simply amazing! Legends on the same stage!...
Thanks for uploading,loved it.Georgie..love you!
I was at this concert.NEC in March 86.Remember it well.I can be seen in the audience at some stage of the origional tv footage in a "That ain't working" tee shirt (Dire Straits).I was all of 18 at the time.How the years fly!
Do you remember who sang "Money that's what I want" that night? Was Harrison playing on it?
Unreal Charity concert organisedby by Bev Bevan and his best friend Jasper Carrott, great seeing George Harrison, bev, Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood, the Moody blues all on stage there at once, also did i happen to see Noddy Holder from Slade there as well????.
GOLDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!
SUPER ! ❤
I love ROCK n ROLL .......
JEFF LYNNE POINTS AT GEORGE HARRISON TO SAY "HE'S MY MAIN MAN" LOL.........
George Harrison y Denny Lain (Wings) tocando juntos.... nunca lo hubiera imaginado. Bien ahi por Denny .. .tocó con 2 beatles !
I checked it out! That was awesome!
With The Beatles George was limited to what Lennon & McCartney could compose. I don't mean to say John or Paulcouldn't write but Harrison's true genius came out on cover songs from Berry, Holly and Perkins until George startedto establish himself as an elite song writer.
bollocks
Jerry Brownell - "don't mean to say john and paul couldn't write". Now that's funny!
A see Georges Harrison yong man ❤❤❤
good vibes...yet, where are todays leading artists....
Great !
At least half the intros of Chuck Berry's songs (not to say all of them) sound almost the same.
No not really... most are varied. Granted, most start with a lead lick, but not the same lead lick. Granted, he did rip off his own songs at times, like "School Daze" and "No Particular Place To Go" but overall, he was a rock & roll God!
Excelente
Bien joué les Beatles 👏
Dhani Harrison’s first concert.
Wait how?
@@valg4510 He said that in an interview. This was his first.
GREAT tune, Great George ! Is this concert available in "full" ?
This was one of the final concerts of the original ELO before they split up if im not mistaken
ジョージ、デニー、ロバートと、それぞれ在籍していたバンド時代では見ることのできなかった、生き生きとした顔でパフォーマンス♪。
The lyrics that were missed was the 2nd verse. Which is common with this song, especially on any kind of all star jam like this. Everyone knows the 1st verse and almost always the last. The 2nd verse is the one that is the most forgotten : "He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack, Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track. Engineers used to see him sittin' in the shade, strummin' with the rhythm that the drivers made. The people passin' by they would stop and say, oh my but that little country boy can play... Go Johnny Go Go..etc"
chuckfan1 the second verse is good and when my plan we never forgot it
Oh, what an expert you are.
@@TheVeek192 not an expert
But I know the words to one of the most common rock n roll songs of all time , you numbuts
this is great if only it was on DVD
Solid Gold Video.... tks for posting... A real rare but very valuable video
first time Dhani saw his dad jump up and join in with his brother, Jeff!
Go!..Go! Go!.......Georgie be Good!!................the best!....
George Harrison early live contribution with the Beatles would be a rendition of Chuck Berry’s songs. That was indelebly stamped in his DNA. He would specialise in that.
ROBERT PLANT & HARRISON!!!
They were good friends, George used to hangout with Led Zeppelin...
GREAT JOB!
my favorite number 969
Roger Jeff Lynne is at his right playing guitar
Brilliant.Has any of you seen THEROCKSHOW version of this song,it rips!
That guitar intro is note for note the intro to the original record, so that'll be Dave Edmunds doing it.
I read an interview with Dave Edmunds in one of the 'inkies' back in the 70's (NME, I think, or possibly or Melody Maker) which I still have somewhere, where he said he'd really studied Chuck's songs, and had noticed the intros were subtly different, and had learned each one of them. Then, when he saw him at a gig for the first time, he was shocked that he just played any old intro, not the ones on the record!
Buen tributo a CHUCK BERRY el DIOS DEL ROCK&ROLL
my hero¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ XD
oh yeah!!!
0:56 i like to imagine george is nodding at his son dhani, who was 7 and in the audience for this show
Until that he thought his dad's a gardener.
Real music
I never new Robert Plant could play guitar
He does, who do you think came up with al them riffs in Led Zeppelin?
@@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020 the black and other blues artists he stole them from
@@tylermarkhamfilms6785 lol good one 👍
Too bad John / Paul didn't let him be a bigger part of the band ...
What the eff do you know? Were you there? Did you know George? Are you friends with Paul? Get over yourself.
Actually, he was a very big part of the band.
❤LUVLI Man 😂
Chuck berry the king
Two guys from two of McCartneys former bands. LoL, wonder if they shared stories at the after party
Will you please welcome the ex-Beatle , mr George Harrison…..
I bet George cringed inside a bit when he heard that, he hated that title.
Was this for the Prince's Trust? It sounds and looks FAB. Miss you George
I wish there was a full list of the bands and there members playing this song on stage
I love Denny, but he really F'd that up...haha. Great stuff, though!
Freeking awesome!!! Moody Blues, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison on the same stage! OMG! Is this available on DVD? //dan
All these amazing musicians, and nobody knows the words to any of the verses? Sheesh, every garage band the world over knows those lyrics inside out. Kinda surprising.
No garage band knows the lyrics to this song lol
@@peterpumpkineaterrr he meant every garage band in the 50s knew the lyrics.
Good friend of mine.years back .worked in hospitality (party and piss up organiser),for rich folks approached me and fo princely sum of£5got 2 tickets to see.dave Edmunds at. Think it was a great.gig geraint Watkins came around at half time.with accordian .getting.requests for .second half. .
Moody Blues and Denny Laine on the same stage with George and Jeff. I wonder if old and newer Moodies ever played together before or since. Denny sang the last verse second...
Didn't this star out as a E.L.O. concert? I ask because Jeff Lynne is wearing the same jacket he wears in theother 1986 'Do Ya' and 'Hold on Tight' vids. Can anybody clearify?
This was a Birmingham charity concert with ELO headlining
"bastards" dhani harrison brought me here.
Dhani! really like him.
I think George did this during a Deep Purple concert in Sydney, Australia too.
Never an ex Beatle...
Macca on drums!
Hot hot hot 🔥
i came here from Dhani's story about his father and ELO's Jeff Lynne...
I've known the words of Johnny B. Goode since I was about 11 years old. I'm miffed that these so-called rock musicians botched them so badly.
George didn't forget the words, he was doing the Sex Pistols' interpretation.
They forgot the words. They missed the 2nd verse. Well, George started to sing it, sang about 6-7 words of the 2nd verse, then finished with the 3rd verse.
This might have been edited, actually.
But it does sound like Plant began singing a verse after a guitarist had already started to solo.
my mum too
Witch Elo members are there besides Jeff Lynne
Moody Blues and Denny Laine on the same stage with George and Jeff. I wonder if old and newer Moodies ever played together before or since.
He's got a 50s hairdo - even with a ducktail!
Bummed that in later years, George always deferred to someone else for leads. He was a great player who got better with the years on record but live he would mostly play rhythm
Not really, he played most of the leads in Japan tour with Clapton mostly playing rhythm. Also in concert appearances with Carl Perkins, Carl had him taking most of the leads
+subg88 ....I am sorry to tell YOU that it is the other way round. In the "Live in Japan", Eric plays (at least) 60% of the solos....Please be serious.
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Check This out at around 4:50. How extremely Happy George is. Then catch 5:50 or so on, George and Gary each play leads that compliment eachother. This was Epic. You can thank me later❤
@@pabloperez4063 Eric had a Huge ego. Gary Moore was awesome tho. Watch Closely at 4:50. Then leads from5:50 on
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Pretty sure that he did exactly what he wanted to do.
Denny Lane too!
Hey vee kay, Have you read a book? George felt very slighted by P and J not allowing his compositions in. It's a big part of Beatle history. Listen to Run of the Mill. It's about the two breaking up the Beatles when George wanted no more fighting. Listen to Wah, Wah. About Paul. Not picking on you but read a book. Peace.
@dvnobles and don't forget Robert Plant
@lucifer73 You ever see the one of him in the music store? Search 'Robert Plant plays my son's guitar'.
Anyone else ever notice that this sounds just like Roll Over Beethoven?
Similar , but definitely different opening riff. Listen again, side by side. There are other Berry songs, No Particular Place To Go and School Days, that are exact.
Yeah. No, it doesn't.
Jasper Carrott ! With hair !!