Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Even after seeing this video 100 times it still gives me chills. Gotta give it up to the best Rock Hall collaboration in history.
RIP George Harrison
RIP Prince
RIP Tom Petty
It really is insane when you look at the individual lives of each and how along the way they contributed so much to the world of music. Then plop them on one stage and let them bring it. Those three were all young and ambitious starting out just hoping to make a living making music they love. Three careers later and three lives lost, and the collective of what they contributed is off the charts.
Never gets old.
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Me too
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This was the induction of George Harrison, as a solo artist, into the Rock And Roll Hall of fame. George passed away in 2002. His son Dhani Harrison is the young man with dark hair next to Tom. Check out The Traveling Wilbury’s, a supergroup of friends George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan, and Roy Orbison. They put out two albums. Prince was also inducted that night.
LeAnn Miller George passed away in 2001.
I loved the smile Dhani had on his face most of the time prince was jamming. Looked so much like his father there. ❤️
And George wrote While My Guitar Gently Weeps when he was a Beatle
@@andreadeamon6419 chip off the old block or what.
@@michaelfulthorpe5802 yes he is. Loving smile that's for sure
The story goes that Rolling Stone had left Prince off the 50 greatest guitar players of all time list they had recently run. (He ranked a laughable 33rd on their 2011 list). And he was indignant. No one knows for sure, but most people around him figure he had plans to make them eat their words.
Prince shows up and is a very late last minute addition to the set. Tom Petty figures well, shit, since we have Prince, we may as well give him a solo.
During rehearsals, Jeff Lyne's guitar player steps in and does both the middle solo and the end solo. He plays Eric Clapton's solos (who had done the solo work on The White Album original version) basically note for note. Impressive stuff, really. But it's just some dude playing note for note. Whatever.
So the producer approaches Prince and tells him they'll give him the final solo and talk to the guy. Prince says "don't worry about it" and walks off. He barely did anything in rehearsals.
Then they get to the live show and Prince is off to the side playing rhythm guitar flawlessly like always. Totally invisible. You wouldn't even know he's there.
Then he steps up and absolutely goes off. He went way above and extra basically to stick it to Rolling Stone for being left off their miserable list.
Many people consider Prince the best rhythm guitarist in history. One of the reasons people don't know him as a masterful guitarist is because he was legendary by almost everyone as a rhythm guitarist with his band.
But if you watch his live shows, the guy could shred with the best of them. He's been named by many musical critics and musicians as the greatest guitarist since Hendrix. As one musician put it once Prince is so good at guitar that he's convinced the world he's not that good while still being just good enough to matter.
What really shines in this performance is not just his shredding. It's not just that he goes through at least 4 or 5 distinct styles of music in his solo. Or that he uses multiple methods from picking to strumming to tapping and beyond. What really sets this apart is that every single note, every single flourish, every single thing he does sits both within the song and outside it at the same time. His solo here never seems out of place like so many solos do. It feels like it fits the song, and, indeed, it flows with the melody of the song. But at the same time, there's no doubt that it's something new and brave and wonderful. It's not safe. It's way out there. But it's also right in the pocket.
All without a single moment of band rehearsal.
And Rolling Stone ranked him 33rd. psshhhh
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Wow I had never heard this story thank you so much for sharing that and good for Prince for doing that
This IS the comment I showed up for. There are very few that are even in the same conversation as Prince.
SRV. EVH. When it comes to musicality and influence from this period.
#Jukeboxpreacher
Thank you for confirming the Rolling Stone list! I've been arguing with people on UA-cam about it..I also said that this performance was a response to Rolling stone magazine leaving him off the list!
Great information ! I forgot the exact story but you got it. Thank you. Rolling Stone magazine is so full of shit about a lot of things. The Foo Fighters can't stand them for how long they kept Rush out of Rock and roll Hall of Fame.
During his heyday, only Prince fans knew he was a Hendrix level guitarist. Except other guitarists. They knew. That's why all these much older legends gave him center stage at the end. Also, While my Guitar Gently Weeps.. to have such a kick ass and soulful solo.. isn't that the best tribute to Harrison?
Prince is probably the most talented artist of my generation. RIP
What do you mean 'probably' 😛
what do you mean "your generation" lolol
Prince is the greatest all around musical artist ever! No generation label needed, ever!
Prince is the most underrated guitar player ever he is a total badass on the axe.
Who underrated Prince
@@mhartonthego he's never mentioned with the best and from what I get this was prince's answer to not being in top 100 of some ranking, that's what I hear, but I think he's phenomenal
@@MAGIKMARTIAN9526My oldest brother met him at a party back in the 70's. Prince says to him "You wanna join my band? I'm going to be the next Hendrix" My brother just laughed at the time. Little did he know. He was actually my age, but I didn't hang over in that scene. I would have liked to have talked to him at least once.
@@chrisjamieson3452 WOW super cool
Prince is amazing at everything music, so shredding guitar -is- _was_ (damn) just another day at the office for him.
Prince, no matter where he falls on the list of greatest guitarists of all time, there is no question he was a great one! That said, what was truly remarkable about Prince, the artist and musician, is the fact that he a multi-instrumentalist, song-writer/composer, mixer, producer. When it came to music, he could literally do it all. So prolific, there are vaults full of music he’s written that the world still has yet to hear. Then there was Prince the man, who secretly, silently was extremely passionate about his charitable work, but didn’t want it to be known. I was a rocker teen in the 80s and liked some of Prince’s songs and admired all the sexy women he seemed to never have a shortage of seemingly at his disposal, for lack of a better term. I knew he could play guitar and write songs, but when it came to the lead work in Let’s Go Crazy, for example, seeing the video, I questioned whether or not that was really him. I had never seen him live at that point, so I just wasn’t sure the little pop star could actually shred like that. It wasn’t until later that I came to fully appreciate and admire all he truly was and not only as a guitarist. Nothing short of brilliant. PS- search YT for Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top talking about Prince the guitarist. Interesting story!
He's nowhere near on the list of all time great guitarists. Songwriters? Sure. Guitarists? Not a chance.
@@endocry He never said he was...
You want to show me your chops on one of my 4 axes ? That what I thought. Then you can tell me he wasn't one of the top 5 of the 20th century
@@oldschool4382 So my opinion is contingent on playing one of your shitty guitars?
I knew Prince was a good guitarist, but this really showcased his real talent. Great reaction y'all.
Yea guy could shred
the player to the right of Tom Petty is Dhani Harrison, George Harrison's son
I love the expression on Dhani’s face as he watches Prince play.
@@debrabeck9630 Me too!
That guitar went up to Heaven, it's task here on Earth complete.
He threw it up to George so he can hold it for him. To me it was a "we will meet soon brother."
My feeling is that Prince wanted to honor George. Throwing his guitar up as a tribute to his friend.
Amazing.
There is actually a video of this that shows where that guitar went. Some lucky person in the crowd caught it.
George Harrison was a great man, musician and song writer. This is a great tribute to a great man.
One of the greatest drop the mic moments of all time. He did steal the show! He has been under rated as a guitarist. I get goose bumps every time I see it. Prince once again proving he was the coolest man in any room he entered. I can't help but get a little choked up watching a legend that was gone way too soon. George Harrison's son invited Prince to perform because George was a big fan of Prince.
You can’t forget George’s son he’s the guitar player between Tom and Prince
Crazy how much talent is on that stage....each a master in his own right. I've watched this a million times, just marveling in wonder. BJ has that same look of awe and joy that I get! 😀
Think I've watched this a million times as well. Still fucking dig it like it's my first time 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Can watch these artists over and over!! RIP George & Prince!
Did you recognize George Harrison's son, Dhani? He's between Tom Petty and Prince, the youngish fellow with black hair. He already looks just like his Dad at that age.
Don't forget my Home Boy Tom
the facial expression on both you guys when Prince starts to wail on the guitar is priceless ....my favorite reaction AWESOME!
Wail
@@blitztim6416 my bad ....just old ...were /where and there/their also get me.
He gets Hendrix face
Word on the street is that some of the performers didn't want Prince involved, so he was not invited to rehearsals until Tom Petty intervened. Prince told Petty to save some time for him at the end of the final performance, which he did. Notice the interaction between Prince and Petty. There's some non-verbal "sticking it to them" facial expressions going back and forth between them.
And that is why Prince did what he did (the walk off). Legendary artists. May he RIP.
one reason I love this so much is that Prince, George Harrisons son, and Tom Petty seem to be having so much fun together
That's not true..he didn't show up to the rehearsals because he was inducted that same night and had his own show to prepare for..he did go to 1 rehearsal and spoke to Tom Petty..Petty told Prince to do his thing..and the walk off was Prince being Prince!
I am a grown ass man and I cried when he passed. A true gift.
Jeff Lynne performed on Harrison albums, Tom Petty was in the Traveling Wilburys with Harrison, the black keyboard player was Billy Preston who played with the Beatles in the end and played with Harrison solo, the black drummer was Steve Ferrone from Tom Petty's band, and the young boy behind Tom Petty is Harrison's son Dhani.
I saw Prince in concert, he for real was the truth on guitar.
I wasn’t a great fan of Prince back in the day, but on being older and listening to all forms of music over the decades, I must say, I was wrong, he has lasted the test of time and is great!
I remember the first time I saw it when they played it on television I was speechless for those who don't know Eric Clapton plays guitar on the original recording with George Harrison and he kills it and I don't think anyone else could have done what Prince did that night with that song that was that big and it will be remembered for a long long time a lot of people don't realize how great a guitar player Prince was they found out that night
This has always been my favorite Prince moment or appearence. He destroyed that solo. It was so musically perfect and he knew he killed it. There is a moment ( 7:37 ) at the end where he smiles at Tom...You can just hear him saying "how bout that shit".
Another great Prince performance was his Super Bowl halftime performance. Legendary. Goes down as my favorite half-time show ever. Plus there is a short documentary video that shows all the behind the scenes and the build up to the show. Heavy rain was predicted and the producers asked Prince if he wanted to cancel, considering the risk of shock and slipping on the wet surface. Prince’s response? “Can you make it rain more? What a badass!
Absolutely agree with you. It's my favorite half-time show too.
That show is proof that you need slip resistant shoes at work.LOL
I think that the NFL considers that to be the best halftime show too - as I have not seen a documentary (only 8 minutes) about any other show ua-cam.com/video/7NN3gsSf-Ys/v-deo.html
That sweet moment when Prince turns and crouches down and plays directly to George Harrison’s son, Dhani, that young guy playing guitar.
Prince was one of the greatest musicians EVER!! This is one of the best live performances ever filmed.
The guitarist on the left is Marc Mann from Jeff Lynne's band. His work is spot on!!
Amen. So clean.
Thank you! At first I thought it was Andy Fairweather.
@@mikelundquist4596 you're welcome!
That was fabulous loved every second of it I'm surprised you never mentioned that George's son Dhani was jamming along with everyone great reaction what a talent George was in his short life gone far to soon
Prince was inducted in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame at the sane time as George Harrison. It was George's son Dhani who also is playing in this line up who requested and asked Prince to play guitar and hommage to his father. Any legends shine in that stage but Prince as always outshined. This also came at a time when Prince wasn't happy about being excluded as one of Rocks greatest guitarists. He believed he never truly got the recognition he deserved on that front.
This is where a lot of people got to see how really amazing Prince was on guitar!
Great reaction guys. This is an epic jam. I love seeing Dhani Harrison geeking out watching Prince getting down. I hear some Roy Orbison when Jeff Lynne starts singing high notes. Take care guys.
Yeah Jeff Lynn's falsetto is definitely the second best thing about this performance
Beautiful tribute by those who knew and loved him. George’s son Dhani looks like he is having a ball😎❤️
This was at George's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, a few years after George had passed. Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty were two of George's best friends, and were there to induct him. I believe Steve Winwood was also a friend of George's. The young guy on the stage playing guitar was George's son Dhani. Prince was there because he was also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that year. It was kind of a last-minute decision for Prince to join this performance, but Prince was a big fan of George, so he wanted to do it.
Yes the entire performance was outstanding . Prince is great in his own right . What you failed to see was how he throws up his instrument and it doesn't come back
How is it that everyone missed the fact that Prince threw his guitar ABOVE him in the air and it never came back down lol. Badass.
Prince wiped the floor with everyone in this performance! I continue to get blown away every time I view this!! He is definitely belongs in the top 10 guitarists of all time, and not just because of this performance.
The young guy behind Tom Petty is Geroge Harrison (know with the Beatles) is His Son in the back ground. Geroge Harrrison wrote the song, His Son name is Dhani Harrison the one you see in the back ground. PRINCE ! IS THE GREATEST MUSICIAN EVER !!!!! He played 12 instruments. And He was the one recorded All his songs by himself in the studio. Played All the instruments on All those records you heard him play. PERIOD !.
Prince is not really world wide known for his guitar alone, but I tell you what anybody that really keeps up with greatest all time players got him on that list. He mastered several instruments he is hands down the best all around musician of all time. Miss that guy..Tom Petty to RIP
This is one of my fav Beatles songs. I have it downloaded as a Beatles song, George Harrison song & of course this masterpiece version.
Love Tom Petty & I'll fight anyone who says anything about Prince !
Stunning amount of collective talent and history on one stage.
I saw this performance when it first aired on TV and I cried and I still cry to this day when I see this. They were paying tribute to George Harrison he wrote this song.
They asked Prince to play the guitar riff that George Harrison played in this song and he went beyond what they asked for most of the guys that are on stage have passed but never forgotten.
Prince loves to play music they said back in the day after he would finish his big concerts he would go to a club in the city and play the rest of the night ,that's how you get a fan base
In 2004 rolling stone magazine put out a top 100 guitarists list, prince wasn't in it. Her was already suppose to play for the rock and roll hall of fame two days later. He use that event to prove a point, That's why he went off like that
Lol y’all facial expressions when Prince threw the guitar into the audience… priceless. When you are playing with the greats and you are one of the greats?!it takes you to another level.
I had the pleasure of seeing Prince on multiple occasions, from concerts like the Lovesexy Tour to impromptu jam sessions at little night clubs where he would show up and just have fun.
The Lovesexy Tour concert was the second best concert I ever seen just behind Earth, Wind & Fire. Prince came out on stage driving a 67 Thunderbird convertible. It was a great concert.
I never understood why Prince never really went off on guitar on his albums but you can hear it in different songs.
The Isley Brothers are another guitar heavy group that you wouldn't expect. Seriously, just listen to Go For Your Guns, Voyage To Atlantis and the like. They are heavy.
I saw that tour in Detroit. It was the only thing I wanted for my 13th birthday. Oh and New Edition too! What a great year!
You need to listen to I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man, Darling Nikki, Let's Go Crazy
It’s Prince! With all those famous guys on stage he blew them away!! God, he plays with such ease, such a talented guitarist!! Unreal how great he plays! Asia, yes Prince is sooo cool!! Love him! RIP!
A showcase of Prince is the 36th NAACP awards performance where he showcases other artists and just an amazing performance overall. A mini concert in truth at an awards show. Definitely worth checking out.
Prince is amazing on many instruments, including the guitar.
I love the smile on Dhani Harrison’s face when prince plays his daddy song
Petty invited Prince knowing his skill would lend itself beautifully to this tribute. Of course, Prince had a blast doing his part, and it showed!
The most important person on that stage, was the young guy playing the acoustic on With the dark hair.
Dhani Harrison, who’s Dad wrote that song.
The original recording by the Beatles was done while they were getting on each other’s nerves. George was stopping by Eric Clapton’s house that morning to give Clapton a ride into the city. On the way, George asked Clapton if he’d play a solo on this song. Clapton initially said “Oh no, the others wouldn’t like that.” George said “Ah, don’t worry about that. You’re my friend and I want you to play the solo on my song.” When they walked into the studio the other Beatles (seeing Clapton) were on their best behavior. George informed the other’s that Clapton was going to play on his song. And that’s that.
Sure George wasn't stopping by Eric's house that morning to ask Eric why he bonked Layla ?
All those legends on one stage! Price was amazing taking over like a boss!
Incredible performance from all of them. George was being inducted into the r&r hall of fame. Steve winwood has been a rock and legend since he was 17. He formed the band traffic with dave Mason. . Jeff Lynne formed the band electric light orchestra in the 70s. Tom petty formed tom petty and the heartbreakers in the 70s. Of course you know prince. And playing acoustic in the background was George's son.
This was truly an amazing performance!🔥🔥 And Prince brought the house down. Great reaction guys!!
Prince wasn't just a artist he was also a musician... There's a big difference.
And Prince goes off on all of them, ha ha, yes love this and is great when Tom and Jeff later played together in The Traveling Wilburys. And that is Dhani Harrison next to Prince, George's son who has stepped in a played with bands, great to see he loves music and is a good musician as well. I love these honor shows when you get the greatest up on stage together and just jamming and having a great time.
Prince was on stage the entire song in rhythm, blending In well: until his turn. And wow, did he take his turn.
Glad to see somebody finally got around to seeing that. This was at the R&R Hall of Fame. The song was a tribute to George Harrison who wrote it. That's George's son playing next to Tom Petty (RIP). Prince came out and did what he did. He showed off and showed out. He played some gamesmanship with the other players when he faced them and had his guy push hime back up (same guy catches his guitar walk-off). Some years later, Harrison's son, Dahni, expressed that Prince was putting it in their faces (which is what he WAS doing). That's the coldest Pimp-walk off EVER.
Enjoyed your reaction......Prince was on another planet.......the most underrated musician ever, such a GREAT TALENT
Eric Clapton once was asked "how does it feel to be the greatest guitarist "? He replyed "I don't know, go ask Prince ".
There are so many versions of this story, with every legendary guitarist mentioned. Don't even know which one is true.
That's cool but he was the original 1 to do it with the Beatles, prince never did
I agree with ffjsb except for the singing. Beatles could turn a toon. Ps, I'm from Minnesota, so I am partial to Prince.
@@ffjsb Prince was a genius, no doubt, but so were the Beatles. As songwriters, they stand alone in terms of the varied nature and quality of their output. Their singing ability is above that of Prince. I give Prince the nod as far as an instrumentalist.
I'm a total rocker chick, and I have a HUGE thing about guitars... And Prince is easily in my top 5 guitar players of all times. RIP
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Gave me goose bumps too, and still does. Iconic performance cementing Prince as one of the greatest writers and musicians of his time, likely remembered as the Mozart of this era. Wonderful to see he is so appreciated.
love this vid, just for the sheer look of joy on Prince's face......!
Classic performance by legends and the son of a legend (George's son, Dhani, playing beside tom Petty. a tribute to George Harrison, legendary musician and songwriter. Bj is right - Prince is included in the "Top 100 guitarists of all time" 🙏😍
100 shoot top 10 to me!
It's funny - I know this vid, and I started watching it thinking 'I can't wait to see their expressions when Prince starts his solo'. Asia and BJ did not disappoint :)
You need to catch Prince on the AMA performing Purple Rain. One of live television’s greatest moments. It’s a MUST. It was performed the year his movie came out.
One of the most iconic performances ever....
And THIS! Is why I say to you, Prince was arguably the greatest guitar player. Ever.
Not the best ever but he was a great one probably top ten honestly but it's close cuz u forget dimebag slash SRV and a few others that are argubly better as for new guitarists idk sister gates from avenged sevenfold Tom Morello are the only two that come to mind but I'm sure there are more but prince is up there for sure
my favorite guitar solo EVER! I get goosebumps every time I listen to it
A stage upon which multiple legends stand. Yet, against those odds… in levitates The Purple God. And he unleashes his godliness. And (we) all benefit. RIP to, sadly, all of these musicians we’ve lost above 💜🤟🏼🤘🏻
Great song by the great George Harrison, Prince put his flavour on it and made that 🎸 guitar cry. I love watching this!!!!
when you have so much talent on stage and stil prince blew everyone away
There were some serious heavy hitters on that stage that night and Prince owned them all. The number of change ups he did in his performance was just amazing. He did right by George and the Harrison family. RIP George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Prince. Each a goat.
This is one of my favorite Prince moments. It is the George Harrison Tribute for his induction into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. I believe that Rolling Stone had also come out with its 50 Greatest Guitarists of all Time and Prince wasn't on the list. So he showed them. I love how they are all smiling at each other and the sheer joy on Dhani's face at being on stage with these amazing guitarists. If I need to lift my spirits I watch this clip.
You guys have to watch Prince Super Bowl performance. He basically performed in a monsoon rain storm. Walking around a rain soak stage in his steletto heels performing. They actually did a documentary on his performance because of how great it was & the conditions. A must watch.
This was a tribute concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Jeff Lynne was from Electra Light Orchestra and played with George Harrison as was Tom Petty (from the Heartbreakers and Traveling Wilburys). Steve Winwood is a legend. He was a 17 y.o. prodigy when he joined "Buffalo Springfield" ("For What it's Worth"). You know him. He was good friends and a pupil to Jimi Hendrix. He had some success into the 80's as a solo artist with "Higher Love" with Chaka Khan. Anyway, yeah, Prince was the King and is in my book.
Some of the greatest musicians of all time playing a song written by one of the greatest musicians of all time, could this performance be anymore epic? Prince, "Yes, yes it can".
Hopefully a new generation of musically inclined youth watch these videos and decide to pick up a guitar or hit the drums. Nothing beats the spirit of music played with real instruments, live on stage, as it were.
I love the looks between Prince and Tom Petty, Petty gives him the nod "yeah, give it another go" until they eventually wrap it up in unison. Experienced musicians who have rehearsed together obviously. RIP to Prince and Tom Petty.
As for Princes legacy, he is a legend as a writer, creator and guitarist. I don't know about ranking, but I know that the best compliments come from other musicians themselves and Prince is VERY highly regarded. I never forget a compliment one artists gives another as it says something about both talents.
Prince is a product/fan of other great musicians such as Bob Seger, who he said influenced him to write Purple Rain when he went to one of Segers concerts and saw the crowds reaction to some "anthems" and he knew he needed to write an anthem too (that turned out to be Purple Rain).
In turn, Bob went to Princes concert and was awestruck by his talent. When talented musicians take time to watch you AND respond it says something about both musicians. There are plenty of well known musicians who have praised Princes talent.
Great performance! Never get tired of watching it. They were all awesome, but yes, we have to just be amazed at Prince who makes it look so effortless. He was doing what he was made to do! RIP Prince and Tom Petty. And George Harrison's son (young guy next to Tom) looks just like him!
I saw Prince live in Indy once, hell of a concert! Among the best I've ever been to!
I read one time that Prince could play something like 30 instruments WELL. Not just dabbled, played them well. True legend! 💜
I always gave Prince props from the start, saw Purple Rain and all but this still blew me away how he interpreted the solo on this. I also was further impressed by the man as I learned more about him. Steve Winwood is underrated IMO despite his accolades. He is such a key piece of the music of the 70's and later. His bands, his solo work, his guitar cords and of course his WORLD CLASS voice. I have him akin to Joni Mitchell in voice for a male. Jeff Lynne ELO is mind blowing good, so many hits! Tom Petty....Prince....gone too soon legends! and to have Georges son on stage to witness and be a part of it all - heart warming!
Every time I see this clip I'm blown away by what a master guitar player Prince was - WOW
Guys, this is from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, inducting ex Beatles Mr George Harrison. His son, Dhani is the young guy with dark hair playing acoustic. Very emotional performance especially with George's son there and George's best friend, Jeff Lynne of ELO
Prince tore it up ! I know Tom Petty loved it ! This made me appreciate prince more than i did before . He truly was a guitar monster! If i got inducted in there this is the kind of performance i would want Rock nroll y'all.
Prince gives one of the greatest guitar breaks in rock history. Simply amazing. I love the entire tribute but he knocks it out of the park.
The beauty of this song makes me cry. And all of these big named people covering this song together. Gorgeous.
Prince in red hat. Jaw hits floor. Lights go out. Game over. Thee. Best. Performance. Ever..!!
Prince's purple rain 🌧️ amazing Solo
My first introduction to Prince was in the late 1970's (I think), and it was all guitar, and I was impressed. I also made the presumption that he was a quitarist first, then when he got really popular, it was more dancy. I think he's a fantastic guitarist. From what I gather, this performance was shortly after Rolling Stone magazine posted their top 100 guitarists, and Prince didn't make the list. I think this was his 'salute' to Rolling Stone magazine that he is truly an amazing guitarist.
Prince was consistently overlooked as a great guitarist. He was always solid and could hold his own.
No man... Prince was one of the favorites to other musicians on guitar. Close friend of mine who was an outstanding musician was in love with Prince's work, and so was I.
This is one of the greatest live musical performances ever.
Prince simply the best guitar solo!!! Amazing musical artist!
Prince was like “That’s cool, check this out” 😄
George’s son Dhani pull this together and Jeff Lynn and Tom Petty played with George in The Traveling Wilburys they made three albums together. You got to check them out sometime. Cheers 🥂
Can you believe that They are singing a tribute to George Harrison.Now Tom Petty and Prince are also in the rock and roll heaven with him.Gotta bless these guys.They gave us so much enjoyment and good times over the years.There music will last forever.
Yeah, this rendition made me a Prince fan. He absolutely tore that guitar up.
RIP
Lynn was a very close personal friend to George. the hat he wears was gifted to him by George. Steve Winwood also a good friend and perfect for the vocals. Prince was just ridiculous.
Prince went off, jumped the shark and gave it a HOLD MY BEER. That kicked ass.
All that talent on one stage! Prince was so talented and just not of this world. RIP to the greats that passed. 🎵