No matter what song George Harrison is singing, even a heavy Dylan song, joy is spilling out of him and all over the stage and audience. His greatest gift was his pure joy.
George, with all the trappings of unimaginable fame and riches as a young man...became a "Realised Man" and a searcher of truth by the time he and the fellow Beatles went to India in 67 to see the Maharishi. George was gaining as much enlightenment as possible, by the time he was 26 years old. And he was still quite a human, prone to pitfalls and addictions (like smoking cigarettes and a bout with the "Peruvian Marching Powder" in the early 70's) But he ALWAYS sang from his SOUL...which was pure joy as he grew older.
What?? George was never joyful? He lived a depressed, addicted, lonely, bitter, angry , resentful, wasteful, fake life and never had a meaningful loving relationship and that's words from him. He was a confused chap and only have to listen to him talk about buddist life to see he has no idea what he is talking about! 😂 George was a very violent person and very uneducated just look at him in his early days he obviously has mental health problems. And to not be grateful to Paul and John everyday of his life shows how twisted and spoilt his thinking was, imagine Paul and John letting you in the band and even letting you write songs and then bitchy about it!!!! Has to be no 1 spoilt brat world ever!
Meet George Harrison at JFK Airport, He had just arrived from London and I Walked up to Him and introduced myself and my sister Karen he shook my hand and I told him how much I LOVED The BEATLES and then he gave me his Autograph on a piece of paper , he asked me to turn around and used my back to sign it. He said to my sister walk babe and put his around her as they walked through the terminal and signed an Autograph for her.Karen was only 15 and I was 14.
All things must pass should be considered the album of the century!! Unprecedented leadership coming from Mr Harrison to create a masterpiece that will never be replicated!! Namaste! 2020 2021! Peace!!
My Sweet George! Dylan somehow brought out the very best in George. I'd have given anything to hear an entire concert of George performing nothing but Bob songs. His love for the Maestro's work seemed to release the most exhilarating enthusiasm in George, arguably illuminating the reason that the Traveling Wilburies albums are such joyous records to listen to. God rest you, George.
Agreed, even when your George Harrison he could still acknowledge Dylan's greatness and still be George his friend, only because Dylan acknowledged his greatness and he could be Bob.
Seems like George has some of his dance steps left from the early years. It was great seeing him at the tribute for Dylan. I also loved his impromptu trip to a radio station and had to laugh at his little jab towards Paul during the course of the interview. Greatest member that'll work for songs. God bless you George 🙏🖤😇
Oopsy. Capital H should Harrison read. I am sorry. But, while I am here, I would like to say that I had the good fortune to see George perform live on stage an astoundingly thrilling three times: once with The Beatles live at DC Stadium on August 15, 1966; then, I attended both of the Concerts for the People of Bangaladesh. Row five; center stage. Heaven doesn't get better than feeling George Harrison's and Eric Clapton's sweat and spittle on my body twice in one day!
Simply the best!!!! George left us with his best creation.... Dhani Harrison!!! Dhani is a clone of his father. Uncanny. Dhani can sound just like George. Thank you George & Dhani.
@@FirewindII hmmm... je ne comprends pas.... Do you mean... in your opinion, that the similarities end with appearance? In other words, are you insinuating that Dhani isn't a talented musician, with the propensity to sound almost exactly like his dad, when he sings.!?. The world has labeled Dhani a near clone, of his father. Dhani, however, seems very independent in most respects. He honors George's life & genius talents... He manages the memories & promotes & preserves, securing the future of George Harrison & the iconic Beatles. His responsibility is immense, fueled by demand & a massive sincere love & following and adornment from fans of all ages. Ringo & Paul do same. Every Beatles child, participates. George's friends & confidants promote the love & following. Jeff, Eric, Elton... So many guys support Dhani, & every Beatles promotion. But on his own, Dhani plays & sings beautifully. Hes also very versatile, in that he can sound however he wants. His dads friends have helped & encouraged Dhani. Hes played with allll of the icons. Naturally deloped his talents. He's worked tirelessly & has succeeded on many professional levels. He's carried on his dad's entire story! The Beatles, their family, sibs, steadfast friends, Olivia,.... Everyone from Julian to Stella, even Yoko, Sean, alll children... Alll protect & promote the Beatles, & manage their own successful careers, lives & family. One huge world famous family. All love each other. Yes, Dhani can def sing. He can def play. He is loved by everyone. Hey! & listen to Ringo's new stuff!!! He's awesome! He looks sooo young & sounds great. Listen to Rock Around The Clock, you'll love who plays with him!! Also, the Weight with Robbie... 31 plus musicians play on that recording! Anywho... Merry Christmas! Oh speaking of: Listen to Elton & Ed's brand new Christmas song release! Awesome! You'll like it, I hope! Best of health!
George embraced his spiritual connection, and here's proof what it can do for EVERYONE as long as it's not used to build up the ego, but rather to give of oneself asking nothing in return. Sending love your way George : RIP ..... B.R.
Note that many times it comes from a person's up-bringing; like in this case: George was raised Catholic by his mom especially - and he loved his Mom. Mrs. Louise Harrison became worried when she red from the papers about his son's interests in Indian culture / Hinduism. And George wrote to her to calm her down: "Don't think this lessens my devotion to the Sacred Heart; if anything, it's strengthened." (Sacred Heart is most widely practised Catholic devotions, wherein the heart of Jesus is a symbol of "God's boundless & passionate love for mankind".)
The amount of talent assembled on that stage for this show is beyond amazing! Many Thanks for taking the time and effort to post this.👍🏼👍🏼 Two thumbs way up!
Thank You for posting this. Finally. I used to have this on VHS tape and when that F(*&^%$& official release came out I didn't buy it because it snubbed George Harrison by only including I think 1 song that he sang while they had a bunch of other crap on there I didn't even want. Glad to see this whole thing so thanks again.
This is a brilliant set. I wonder why Sweet Marie was the only track to make it onto the album? Never mind, George. I can access the others here. Love you❤❤❤
Gisella Beltrami I was at that show and mostly to see George. As great as he was, and this Beatles nut doesn't say this easily, Clapton blew the roof off the Garden. I've seen many shows under that roof and that night, it was something.
George loved Bob. In 1970 George paid Bob a visit at his house in upstate New York and they recorded quite a few songs together. (Some of these recordings can be found on UA-cam®️.) Around that time Bob wrote the song “If Not for You,” which ended up on the NEW MORNING album. George loved the song and did a gorgeous cover of it on the album ALL THINGS MUST PASS. Not too long after that, George invited Bob to be a part of THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH. Then, almost 20 years later, they became bandmates in The Traveling Wilburys. Indeed it was a brotherly bond the two of them shared, one that went way beyond the music. 🎶
Seems like Bob was trying out songs for "Self-Portrait" with George & a few other musicians.. The audio can be found on Utube under "Bob Dylan & George Harrison in Studio* If I'm not mistaken Charlie Daniels is there on drums.. To bad no one recorded it .. It was before the existence of smart-phones..
After the Beatles split up, almost all anyone talked about was Lennon and McCartney. George somehow stayed under the radar. But when you see who Harrison performed with, from Clapton to Petty to Dylan, and his wonderful songs with the Traveling Wilburys, you know how valued and loved he was in the scene among the greatest. The youngest of the Beatles is one of the greatest in rock'n'roll!❤
George Harrison absolutely worshipped Bob Dylan. When he stayed at Dylan's home, he would even keep a diary of Dylan's every movement. When I say he worshipped Dylan, I mean he WORSHIPPED HIM! So it was no surprise when they got together on the Travelling Wilburys. Both artists favorites of mine.
Gracias por el vídeo buenos recuerdos😊 George siempre en mi corazón...muy agradable la sencillez de George , que bien disfrutar buena música con tanto talento.
George ALWAYS wanted to share the limelight with others, and give them the credit. Ringo Starr is the same way. Other musicians know how amazingly capable they were / are, but they've never been eager to prove that talent and skill.
I suspect it was because George got such a huge reception from the crowd when he came on the stage during the intro to the song that they didn't want to upstage Dylan on his night. I was so disappointed it wasn't on the Blu-ray.
Lo grande de harrison fue su estilo único sus hermosas melodías diferentes de cualquier músico y sus grandes letras incomparables y hecha de la realidad
And the lead guitarist for Hall & Oates (along with his good friend, bassist Tom “T-Bone” Wolk, R.I.P.) in their heyday in the late 1970’s thru the mid-1980s, also part of the “House Band” for the Philly portion of Live Aid (who backed up the solo acts, like Mick Jagger and Tina Turner). G.E. has earned all the accolades he’s received and more.
G.E. SMITH IS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE KINDEST HUMANS ON THE PLANET AND SHOWED SAM AND ME AND COBY AND MATT AND DOUG ( A TRUE PRINCE ), A BUNCH OF WAYS TO PLAY CHORDS AND RHYTHM AND WE ARE ALL ALWAYS IN SEARCH OF THE "DUANE ALLMAN/ELMORE JAMES, TONE.
from different countries but Tom Petty and George are kindred musicians and with a little help from a man from Birmingham Jeff Lyne .. you have great music... then George seeks out Roy (what a voice )Orbison and Bob Dylan lives around the corner and has a studio.. Not far to travel (Wilberies)
Roger McGuinn & Tom Petty have similar voices.. I think it was American Girl that McGuinn heard on the radio & jokingly said "I don't remember recording that".
Please please, for this ole lady, tell me who, other than the great Dylan, clapton, harrison, roger M, are the others on stage, I know them, cannot place them. xo thanks
G E Smith who was the musical director on Saturday Night Live and for this concert, Neil Young of course, Donald "Duck" Dunn and Steve Cropper of Booker T. and the M. G's who were the house band at Stax Records.Cropper wrote Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay with Otis Redding. Cropper has a long list of hits at Stax Records.
No matter what song George Harrison is singing, even a heavy Dylan song, joy is spilling out of him and all over the stage and audience. His greatest gift was his pure joy.
George, with all the trappings of unimaginable fame and riches as a young man...became a "Realised Man" and a searcher of truth by the time he and the fellow Beatles went to India in 67 to see the Maharishi. George was gaining as much enlightenment as possible, by the time he was 26 years old. And he was still quite a human, prone to pitfalls and addictions (like smoking cigarettes and a bout with the "Peruvian Marching Powder" in the early 70's) But he ALWAYS sang from his SOUL...which was pure joy as he grew older.
What?? George was never joyful? He lived a depressed, addicted, lonely, bitter, angry , resentful, wasteful, fake life and never had a meaningful loving relationship and that's words from him. He was a confused chap and only have to listen to him talk about buddist life to see he has no idea what he is talking about! 😂 George was a very violent person and very uneducated just look at him in his early days he obviously has mental health problems. And to not be grateful to Paul and John everyday of his life shows how twisted and spoilt his thinking was, imagine Paul and John letting you in the band and even letting you write songs and then bitchy about it!!!! Has to be no 1 spoilt brat world ever!
Amen ❤ George Harrison DEFINITELY my favorite Beatle 😂🎉
❤FANTASTIC MUSIC 🎶 🎵
Meet George Harrison at JFK Airport, He had just arrived from London and I Walked up to Him and introduced myself and my sister Karen he shook my
hand and I told him how much I LOVED The BEATLES and then he gave me his Autograph on a piece of paper , he asked me to turn around and used my back to sign it. He said to my sister walk babe and put his around her as they walked through the terminal and signed an
Autograph for her.Karen was only 15 and I was 14.
It was very emotional to see all of my musical heroes on the same stage. Really miss you George and Tom.
Indeed Rod, my exact thoughts.
Happier times!
Same here ❤️
@@ClarenceHW 😮😂a w2wwm
Thanks for the memories George..it's been a pleasure
Had a nice solo career.Wrote thoughtful lyrics.Wisdom was George Harrison's great gift.
Bb
Musical talent was his great gift.
Bob Dylan wrote all the songs in this tribute to Bob Dylan. Harrison one of his best friends but lots of rock luminaries were there.
@@TheShannonbaby Can't forget the great one with whom George shared a wife.
Better solo career that that joke Paul
All things must pass should be considered the album of the century!! Unprecedented leadership coming from Mr Harrison to create a masterpiece that will never be replicated!! Namaste! 2020 2021! Peace!!
I never say never! You are absolutely correct there won’t ever be another All Things Must Pass☮️💟
It's very good but that's nuts
Totally agree.
George wasn’t the third
George does his good buddy a spectacular performance. I am blown away. RIP GH
✌❤🌻 Thank you George Harrison RIP You are remembered and appreciated ❤
I love George's version of Absolutely Sweet Marie - Hot!
My Sweet George!
Dylan somehow brought out the very best in George.
I'd have given anything to hear an entire concert of George performing nothing but Bob songs. His love for the Maestro's work seemed to release the most exhilarating enthusiasm in George, arguably illuminating the reason that the Traveling Wilburies albums are such joyous records to listen to.
God rest you, George.
❤❤❤❤❤🎸😇💫
Agreed, even when your George Harrison he could still acknowledge Dylan's greatness and still be George his friend, only because Dylan acknowledged his greatness and he could be Bob.
@@G0K3001”it’s not easy to impress Bob Dylan.”
Seems like George has some of his dance steps left from the early years. It was great seeing him at the tribute for Dylan. I also loved his impromptu trip to a radio station and had to laugh at his little jab towards Paul during the course of the interview. Greatest member that'll work for songs. God bless you George 🙏🖤😇
I loved that too.. He always like and thought John was better than Paul... And George also had a better solo career...
Ahhhh.... George harrison!
He lives on in the spirit that is known to us as George.
Oopsy. Capital H should Harrison read. I am sorry.
But, while I am here, I would like to say that I had the good fortune to see George perform live on stage an astoundingly thrilling three times: once with The Beatles live at DC Stadium on August 15, 1966; then, I attended both of the Concerts for the People of Bangaladesh. Row five; center stage. Heaven doesn't get better than feeling George Harrison's and Eric Clapton's sweat and spittle on my body twice in one day!
WOW... Pure excellence... George was absolutely great!!!
He was really happy and comfortable on stage that night. He had that shy side that made being the frontman hard for him sometimes.
I will never get tired of watching George.
George in great voice.
George is a man of light. 💖💖💖
I love Harrison's music.
Simply the best!!!! George left us with his best creation.... Dhani Harrison!!! Dhani is a clone of his father. Uncanny. Dhani can sound just like George. Thank you George & Dhani.
...if only in appearance?
@@FirewindII hmmm... je ne comprends pas.... Do you mean... in your opinion, that the similarities end with appearance? In other words, are you insinuating that Dhani isn't a talented musician, with the propensity to sound almost exactly like his dad, when he sings.!?. The world has labeled Dhani a near clone, of his father. Dhani, however, seems very independent in most respects. He honors George's life & genius talents... He manages the memories & promotes & preserves, securing the future of George Harrison & the iconic Beatles. His responsibility is immense, fueled by demand & a massive sincere love & following and adornment from fans of all ages. Ringo & Paul do same. Every Beatles child, participates. George's friends & confidants promote the love & following. Jeff, Eric, Elton... So many guys support Dhani, & every Beatles promotion. But on his own, Dhani plays & sings beautifully. Hes also very versatile, in that he can sound however he wants. His dads friends have helped & encouraged Dhani. Hes played with allll of the icons. Naturally deloped his talents. He's worked tirelessly & has succeeded on many professional levels. He's carried on his dad's entire story! The Beatles, their family, sibs, steadfast friends, Olivia,.... Everyone from Julian to Stella, even Yoko, Sean, alll children... Alll protect & promote the Beatles, & manage their own successful careers, lives & family. One huge world famous family. All love each other. Yes, Dhani can def sing. He can def play. He is loved by everyone. Hey! & listen to Ringo's new stuff!!! He's awesome! He looks sooo young & sounds great. Listen to Rock Around The Clock, you'll love who plays with him!! Also, the Weight with Robbie... 31 plus musicians play on that recording! Anywho... Merry Christmas! Oh speaking of: Listen to Elton & Ed's brand new Christmas song release! Awesome! You'll like it, I hope! Best of health!
I went to this show. Always great to see George on the MSG stage!
No you did not but that's ok bro
@@63002 you’re right. I didn’t bro
For ages I thought this was an entirely 'George' song as it suits him 💯 Great to see and hear George doing Bob Dylan's song so beautifully.
George embraced his spiritual connection, and here's proof what it can do for EVERYONE
as long as it's not used to build up the ego, but rather to give of oneself asking nothing in
return. Sending love your way George : RIP ..... B.R.
Note that many times it comes from a person's up-bringing; like in this case: George was raised Catholic by his mom especially - and he loved his Mom. Mrs. Louise Harrison became worried when she red from the papers about his son's interests in Indian culture / Hinduism. And George wrote to her to calm her down: "Don't think this lessens my devotion to the Sacred Heart; if anything, it's strengthened."
(Sacred Heart is most widely practised Catholic devotions, wherein the heart of Jesus is a symbol of "God's boundless & passionate love for mankind".)
@@MegaPlexy ecumenism is heresy.
Awesome performance my sweet lord...
The amount of talent assembled on that stage for this show is beyond amazing! Many Thanks for taking the time and effort to post this.👍🏼👍🏼 Two thumbs way up!
True
Thank You for posting this. Finally. I used to have this on VHS tape and when that F(*&^%$& official release came out I didn't buy it because it snubbed George Harrison by only including I think 1 song that he sang while they had a bunch of other crap on there I didn't even want. Glad to see this whole thing so thanks again.
Just beautiful
"My Back Pages" -- 9:25 -- Magnificent & sublime.
This is a brilliant set. I wonder why Sweet Marie was the only track to make it onto the album? Never mind, George. I can access the others here. Love you❤❤❤
I'm glad I was lucky enough to be at MSG to see this live. Thanks for posting it!
U lucky thing
No you weren't. But that is ok
You might have wanted to be there, we all did, but you know you weren't!
@@lepanhman😢Where's the MSG , city , state?
George absolutely te0rrific! By far the best on that stage.
Gisella Beltrami I was at that show and mostly to see George. As great as he was, and this Beatles nut doesn't say this easily, Clapton blew the roof off the Garden. I've seen many shows under that roof and that night, it was something.
@@toothbrush5190 I think that's why they call him God.
@@toothbrush5190 Neil Young, stole the show,.....for me
@@earth-thrower7366 unlistenable for me
@@toothbrush5190 🤣😂😆😅
So cool to see the whole thing! I thought he only played "Absolutely Sweet Marie"!
Thank YOU very much,
Beautiful George 🎶🎸🎤💙
Perfect! We miss you George! You're always on our mind!
George loved Bob. In 1970 George paid Bob a visit at his house in upstate New York and they recorded quite a few songs together. (Some of these recordings can be found on UA-cam®️.) Around that time Bob wrote the song “If Not for You,” which ended up on the NEW MORNING album. George loved the song and did a gorgeous cover of it on the album ALL THINGS MUST PASS. Not too long after that, George invited Bob to be a part of THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH. Then, almost 20 years later, they became bandmates in The Traveling Wilburys. Indeed it was a brotherly bond the two of them shared, one that went way beyond the music. 🎶
Seems like Bob was trying out songs for "Self-Portrait" with George & a few other musicians..
The audio can be found on Utube under "Bob Dylan & George Harrison in Studio*
If I'm not mistaken Charlie Daniels is there on drums..
To bad no one recorded it ..
It was before the existence of smart-phones..
Thanks very much for uploading this (and the George interview with Christopher Ward).
Booker t and the mgs with Jim keltner and he smith as the main band? DAMN!
I think Dave Edmonds stage right of George was Director of Music for this event too.
GE Smith was director of music for this event.
Great song much beautiful
George stands out, lots of stars on the stage, but Gorgeous really knocks them out.
Absolutely sweet Nikkie loves it:) LOVE4DYLAN!!!!
After the Beatles split up, almost all anyone talked about was Lennon and McCartney. George somehow stayed under the radar. But when you see who Harrison performed with, from Clapton to Petty to Dylan, and his wonderful songs with the Traveling Wilburys, you know how valued and loved he was in the scene among the greatest. The youngest of the Beatles is one of the greatest in rock'n'roll!❤
The surprise of the evening was when Dylan sang a verse and showed off his vastly improved vocal range since his singing lessons!
@@jimbodriver1015 Except that Murder Most Foul wouldn't have the smoke that it has.
I love geoge,he can make any song sound good
I WAS BEHIND THE SCENES DOING AUDIO FOR THIS AND A HUGE 3 DAZE LEADING UP TO 1999 DOC WITH TODD PHILLIPS. ROCK ON NYC !
Yes! GoBoomers...Look at our music. Every minute of this video tells a story.
Respect
I love their music so great
Thanks for this post
That little Beatle bow at the beginning 😊
George Harrison absolutely worshipped Bob Dylan. When he stayed at Dylan's home, he would even keep a diary of Dylan's every movement. When I say he worshipped Dylan, I mean he WORSHIPPED HIM! So it was no surprise when they got together on the Travelling Wilburys. Both artists favorites of mine.
How can we read this diary? What became of it?
I'm sure George is too good of a friend to have made it public..
Unfortunately for us..
1 of the greatest rockers of all time.paying tribute to the legend bob dylan.
It was a great show. Fun was had by all.
Bob. U kept my son. Alive. 4 months from mn. 2 NYC GOD BLESS U HE WAS ONLY 33 BUT GOT MOM 2 C U PAZSSED. 2 MONTHS AFTER
They were all good in this clip for bob
LOvely slide work on If Not For You by GE Smith
So good to hear from you
So wonderful.
We benefit from his knowledge of life lived for the right reasons.
The greatest music together lovely
Gracias por el vídeo buenos recuerdos😊 George siempre en mi corazón...muy agradable la sencillez de George , que bien disfrutar buena música con tanto talento.
Tom Petty the greatest on My Back Pages! Everything Harrison sings is Golden.
Except he couldn't sing and play at the same time.
Though he and Neil sure were having a blast together!
George ALWAYS wanted to share the limelight with others, and give them the credit. Ringo Starr is the same way. Other musicians know how amazingly capable they were / are, but they've never been eager to prove that talent and skill.
Ultimate gold ,! ❤💓💗💓
I can't understand and wonder why "If Not For You" does not appear in the DVD from this concert.
Life is easier, if you don´t try to understand everything
and a whole lot duller.
@@doodahbagel How old are you?
I suspect it was because George got such a huge reception from the crowd when he came on the stage during the intro to the song that they didn't want to upstage Dylan on his night. I was so disappointed it wasn't on the Blu-ray.
Agree that's a great song.. Period...
The voice is there, the key is there, the terror is there! :) Sorry for him, but great to hear.
Lo grande de harrison fue su estilo único sus hermosas melodías diferentes de cualquier músico y sus grandes letras incomparables y hecha de la realidad
O mundo não estará perdido enquanto existir arte. Momentos assim redimem a existência.
god blessing was on stage
I miss you, Mr. Harrison. May Lord Krishna hold you near and dear.
Thank you for My Sweet Lord. Krishna Consciousness to the world.
Legend
einfach nur schön
Беларусь,2020,помним Харисона и группу Битлз.УРА ВСЕМ ! И БОБУ.
G E Smith is the blond back up guitarist. He was musical director or SNL for 10 years.
And the lead guitarist for Hall & Oates (along with his good friend, bassist Tom “T-Bone” Wolk, R.I.P.) in their heyday in the late 1970’s thru the mid-1980s, also part of the “House Band” for the Philly portion of Live Aid (who backed up the solo acts, like Mick Jagger and Tina Turner). G.E. has earned all the accolades he’s received and more.
G.E. SMITH IS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE KINDEST HUMANS ON THE PLANET AND SHOWED SAM AND ME AND COBY AND MATT AND DOUG ( A TRUE PRINCE ), A BUNCH OF WAYS TO PLAY CHORDS AND RHYTHM AND WE ARE ALL ALWAYS IN SEARCH OF THE "DUANE ALLMAN/ELMORE JAMES, TONE.
Dylan and Harrison were very close friends. ❤❤
Love Love Love George and Bob
If not for You!!!
Miss u my sweet George
me to, my friend.....300 bucks for scalper tickets for 14th row......Beautiful night...to also see George, fucking beautiful night!
Good to see G E Smith out there working it esp. as he was Dylan's guitarist for a number of years
su humildad hacia que todos esos grandes musicos con los que compartían en los conciertos al momento de su muerte aun hoy en día lloran su partida
That version of Cloud Nine totally smokes!
❤❤❤❤❤🆒💫🎖️
16:18
But this
CLOUD NINE LIVE
has NOTHING TO DO
with the BOB TRIBUTE OCT 92
and we arent told where it was from...
Or when ?
❤ George
Love them genius
George forever! ❤
That Solo by Neil Young, on Younger Now, was Epic.
from different countries but Tom Petty and George are kindred musicians and with a little help from a man from Birmingham Jeff Lyne .. you have great music... then George seeks out Roy (what a voice )Orbison and Bob Dylan lives around the corner and has a studio.. Not far to travel (Wilberies)
What baffles me is hiw did George even get that haircut??
Namaste in 2024 ❤
Gold
does anyone here, can tell me the complete setlist?
thanks
Roger McGuinn & Tom Petty have similar voices..
I think it was American Girl that McGuinn heard on the radio & jokingly said "I don't remember recording that".
nice
⭐️🌟🎼
What's the name of this concert? And are you able to buy the live versions?
Bob Dylan's 30 Th anniversary concert. 1992
George eres una joya que sigue brillando...iluminas este loco mundo! Tu presencia NUNCA se ira.... Eternamente vivo! Te amo!
Really great. Who is the blond haired really talented backup guitar player? Seems like he's played with everybody.
That's G.E. Smith. Played on Saturday night live for years
The band is basically booker t and the mg’s
Gene Autrey was married to Gilda :-)
Gilda Radner traded GE Smith for Gene Wilder. GE was also Dylan's lead guitarist in the early years of the Never Ending Tour 1988-1990
Still can hardly find the door...
Is one of the drummers the great Jim Keltner ?
Fue la única vez q lo ví en vivo por televisión porsupuesto, lloré
BELOVED GEORGE SUCH A LOVELY, CONSIDERATE MAN..& SWEET PERSON. ♥
❤
The great 🇺🇸 ge Smith
'steady' steve cropper back there...
and duck dunn
f frederick skitty I was just gonna
Please please, for this ole lady, tell me who, other than the great Dylan, clapton, harrison, roger M, are the others on stage, I know them, cannot place them. xo thanks
G E Smith who was the musical director on Saturday Night Live and for this concert, Neil Young of course, Donald "Duck" Dunn and Steve Cropper of Booker T. and the M. G's who were the house band at Stax Records.Cropper wrote Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay with Otis Redding. Cropper has a long list of hits at Stax Records.
@@wattyballs U r my Christmas Blessing,, I thank u so much and wish u peace for the holidays,,