What was Dhani doing appearing with his father's friends on stage at the "Concert For George"? His Keyboard and Backing Vocal on "The Inner Light" was beautiful, but that should have been the extent of his involvement.
I believe Eric Clapton was very annoyed having Dhani up on stage performing with George's friends. Dhani should have solely done "The Inner Light" and sat down with his mother and enjoyed the show. If you view the conclusion of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at "The Concert For George", Clapton looks annoyed as Dhani goes over to thank him. Dhani seemed to be an annoying fly buzzing around the stage!
@@raulmacias6146 I totally disagree with you. Eric wanted Dhani up there. He was George's son and had every right to participate in the concert. I've heard nothing of Eric not wanting him up there. I'm sure everyone involved was happy to have Dhani participate in the concert. I'm not sure why you are so negative over his involvement.
One of the musical highlights of my life working on these rehearsals on sound stage outskirts of London for 3 weeks back in 2002. Got to watch these amazing musicians rehearsing every day .. … they were all really nice folks and all egos were parked at the door.
Every second of this concert and this clip has a story behind it. George was more than a Beatle or musician. He touched people's hearts like almost nobody can.
Marc Mann played George's lead and slide guitar parts while guitar great, Albert Lee, played his definitive musical parts along with the stellar rhythm section.
Dhani is what happens when you live your life right. Such a amazing young man. George and Olivia’s greatest creation. The moment that he played this concert with his dads face behind him at a similar age were very special
Man what a great change, when it goes from the verse to "All things must pass". You can hear that line as depressing or defeatist but the chords lift it up so much, it's optimistic and liberating. Like an anthem without the cheese.
Delaney Bramlett turned George on to the Slide, he was given a Slide show by Duane Allman, he loved playing with Bonnie Bramlett, so in a George was influenced by Duane Allman, jűs sāyīn !😎✌️😎!
Loved that first Wilbury album it was a cassette played it everyday on the bus going to NYC from jersey miss George,Roy Great stuff the whole film and the little out takes....
111 drummers he probably played with or knew personally i would guess. Like George I too have throat cancer. I too play guitar and sing. The way he handled Death is an inspiration to me. Just like the way he played. I was Born in Feb like him a few days difference i was born on the 23rd he was the 25th or 26th can't remember. Watching him and listening to him over the years made me a better person and musician. His son Dhani is very much him. My son Willie is the same way...this is great
Only one could reunited at all this crazy guys in one concert George All thnogs must pass but the friendship is forever.....Miss you God bless you wherever you are.....and hare krishna
richard starkey is always the most classest act in the whole arena; what a great talent and artist and just a heads up honorable gent for sure; never ever tire of listening to the comments of richard s/
He has been a part and played with so many musicians over the years. He was at several of the concerts I went to in my life. There is some footage of him talking about George and his loses it. He said he still cant talk about it.
Yes, that was the most emotional part for me as I'd never heard of Joe Brown or that song before. And showing that wonderful picture of George through those falling poppies during this song was really something memorable.
@@brianwhite1189It was written in 1924, an old standard. Joe is a very talented guitarist and had a few hits in the early 60’s. I think he met George in The Beatles early touring days. Joe’s daughter Sam sang Horse To Water at the concert.
Great Video. It was really cool to see Eric get up out of his chair and gets this great smile on his face when they started playing Handle With Care- if you dont think Eric loves rock and roll and listening to other musicians - all you have to do is watch that and you can see he loves it a whole lot ! Interesting that maybe this was shot before Tom Petty got on board as he took on a lot of these songs. Also I would just like to mention what an amazing guitarist Marc Mann is. At the concert when he laid into the solo of the song Something - it was amazing and gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. Finally I just want to say - I love George!!
Marc Mann is a dark horse amongst this crew. He's at the Friar Park mixing desk with George in the Brainwashed EPK videos. So I guess he was pretty good musical mates with George too, as well as being a great lead guitarist.
That was a band. I wish I could have been there to hear that sound and the amazing artists. Truly professional. Eric always does George songs so brilliantly. The singing and his guitar work. It’s like he channeling George.
That might have been asking a bit much with all that world class talent around him. Eric had to nudge him as it was to join them onstage for the entirety of the concert. He was planning on just a couple of songs initially, but Eric done right.
Il luogo della verità sono le nostre emozioni, le nostre pulsioni, e la condizione necessaria perché queste ultime possano essere governate dalla cifra segreta che corrisponde alla fisionomia del nostro daimon, cioè dal progetto di vita che scende in noi, è garantito dalla consapevolezza che dobbiamo fare vivere in noi ogni parte del nostro essere, e che il nostro essere è il luogo dell’Olimpo in cui abitano "tutti gli dei", tutte le emozioni, i sentimenti.! -Grandi.! GIORGIO50
Everybody talk about Clapton's guitar playing but damn his singing has always really impressed me. His guitar not as much, quite cliche by the time I got into the game. I understand he might have been first to really milk that minor pentatonic scale for all it was worth. But he rarely goes to sick other notes like say Jeff Beck. I've seen him live before his great unplugged stuff and it bored me to death. Now he mixes it up pretty well because he has such a huge repertoire to choose from.
After Cream and maybe Blind Faith he was already gravitating toward being a singer first, guitarist second. Beck was always more of a muso guitar player. But I agree on Clapton's vocals. He makes it sound effortless.
@@TheNaturalustno question his guitar playing could be called inconsistent by the 70s - on a good night though he’s fantastic, particularly his floating vibrato, tight refined movements up and down the neck, and of course his “storytelling “ within a given solo… hitting that blistering climax. Particularly true during his from the cradle era.
@@jordanberry5070 Indeed, that era was different and I will have to listen more for the movement within his solos you are speaking of. My recollection is he mostly hits it hard right out of the gate then has to keep up with himself because of it. Some of his initial solo notes are really good.
Who are these people? We see Lynn, Dhani, Ringo, Ray Cooper, Billy Preston, Lee, and Clapton. Who was singing Taxman at 1:43? Who was the player at 2:27? That guy is smokin. Who are the two non-Ringo drummers? And the backup singers? The DVD of TCfG is incredible.
+Tony Ennis singer at 1:43 is Andy Fairweather Low, Backup singers are Clapton's backups (during this time): Tessa Niles and Katie Kisoon. Don't know who is at 2:27.
@@paolabongiorno7407 Gary Brooker??😂 He plays piano/keyboards not guitar!🤣And Joe Brown isn't even on this video. Don't comment if you don't have a clue!
That's Andy Fairweather Low. He was in Amen Corner in the 60s and then became a Session musician in the 80s and played guitar in Clapton's band as well as Roger Waters and Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.
Ok... and just so we're clear...I'm not knockin' the guy. I'm sure he's a splendid person. I just have a 'thing' about people who sing with their jaws clamped. Springsteen does the same thing, and somehow made it work for him. How, I'll never know. :)
On All Things Must Pass there was Starr and Keltner on drums, but there was a third drummer. 😅Anyone know who that was? Hell, they even had Cooper on percussion. 😂
@@bjr4567 No, they guy I'm talking about has frizzy blonde/grey hair and stands near Tom Petty throughout the concert. In this video you can see him behind Marc Mann. Ah, looked it up, Albert Lee.
Paul was at other rehearsals. Not sure what you mean by your "hanging around with kids" remark.. Maybe you were trying to be funny? If so it didn't work.
@@CB-xr1eg You are the one who should try. Why wouldnt they record and release this with the most loved musician between all of them? You must be retarded. Of course Paul was present in one or another rehearsal, but not "those" rehearsals, in my exact words; whats wrong with what I said? Did you see him in the video? What do you think that happened? "Lets record all that with Paul McCartney, and then we will cut all his parts off when editing it"? Or do you think that, in "those" rehearsals, Paul simply didnt show up?
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Jeff Lynn is one of the most underrated talents of our time. Love that guy!!!
Thanks to him George came back in 1987 with Cloud Nine
Definitely not underrated at all, he’s very highly rated?
I don’t think he’s underrated at all. He gets the recognition he deserves.
Jeff Lynne
Jeff LYNNE is even better!
How cool that Dhani is wearing George's 'Stamp Out The Beatles' sweatshirt? All four of the Beatles kept ALL their 'stuff' from their Beatles days!
What was Dhani doing appearing with his father's friends on stage at the "Concert For George"?
His Keyboard and Backing Vocal on "The Inner Light" was beautiful, but that should have been the extent of his involvement.
I believe Eric Clapton was very annoyed having Dhani up on stage performing with George's friends.
Dhani should have solely done "The Inner Light" and sat down with his mother and enjoyed the show.
If you view the conclusion of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at "The Concert For George", Clapton looks annoyed as Dhani goes over to thank him.
Dhani seemed to be an annoying fly buzzing around the stage!
@@raulmacias6146 I totally disagree with you. Eric wanted Dhani up there. He was George's son and had every right to participate in the concert. I've heard nothing of Eric not wanting him up there. I'm sure everyone involved was happy to have Dhani participate in the concert. I'm not sure why you are so negative over his involvement.
@@raulmacias6146 You're out of your mind.
Eric told Dhani that he was expected to be all in. I’m sure Dhani’s dad would have expected that,too.
One of the musical highlights of my life working on these rehearsals on sound stage outskirts of London for 3 weeks back in 2002.
Got to watch these amazing musicians rehearsing every day .. … they were all really nice folks and all egos were parked at the door.
Every second of this concert and this clip has a story behind it. George was more than a Beatle or musician. He touched people's hearts like almost nobody can.
Really great comment-I love it !!
@@tefenstrat George best solo Beatle
"He touched people's hearts like almost nobody can." don't exaggerate !!! mohammed ali did !! ............
@@user-bt3tj6we7b Get a life, kid.
Marc Mann played George's lead and slide guitar parts while guitar great, Albert Lee, played his definitive musical parts along with the stellar rhythm section.
❤Concert for George had me tearing up..all those musicians were enjoying playing his songs. WELL DONE INDEED.
One of the best and most moving concerts i have ever seen. I now own the DVD and have to fight the tears off when i watch it. RIP George. Miss you man
Sra Mrtnlli Hope you have had a chance to check out the Harrison montage video that I made
feel the same R
George’s voice was his slide playing, a true voice of Heaven!
Dhani is what happens when you live your life right. Such a amazing young man. George and Olivia’s greatest creation.
The moment that he played this concert with his dads face behind him at a similar age were very special
Man what a great change, when it goes from the verse to "All things must pass". You can hear that line as depressing or defeatist but the chords lift it up so much, it's optimistic and liberating. Like an anthem without the cheese.
I never get tired of watching that video. George was a fantastic slide guitar player.
Delaney Bramlett turned George on to the Slide, he was given a Slide show by Duane Allman, he loved playing with Bonnie Bramlett, so in a George was influenced by Duane Allman, jűs sāyīn !😎✌️😎!
Ты не один, брат!❤
Free As A Bird....sublime.
Loved that first Wilbury album it was a cassette played it everyday on the bus going to NYC from jersey miss George,Roy
Great stuff the whole film and the little out takes....
111 drummers he probably played with or knew personally i would guess. Like George I too have throat cancer. I too play guitar and sing. The way he handled Death is an inspiration to me. Just like the way he played. I was Born in Feb like him a few days difference i was born on the 23rd he was the 25th or 26th can't remember. Watching him and listening to him over the years made me a better person and musician. His son Dhani is very much him. My son Willie is the same way...this is great
You still with us Willie?
Willie!!!!!?????
His last upload was 8 years ago 😢 hope you are rocking up there Willie x
@@thechunderdome8460I don’t think so 😢😢
Wenn ich den Sohn von George auf der Bühne sehe geht mir das Herz auf.Das Konzert war soooooo toll,danke Leute!
Gut
One of the best events ever.... For a sad reason. RIP my hero George 🎸🎸🎸
I love them all
Only one could reunited at all this crazy guys in one concert George All thnogs must pass but the friendship is forever.....Miss you God bless you wherever you are.....and hare krishna
Love to you, Dhani.
richard starkey is always the most classest act in the whole arena; what a great talent and artist and just a heads up honorable gent for sure; never ever tire of listening to the comments of richard s/
Ray Cooper is such a great professional!
Hell yeah!!!!!
He also co-produced this event.
He's fabulous. ❤
He has been a part and played with so many musicians over the years. He was at several of the concerts I went to in my life. There is some footage of him talking about George and his loses it. He said he still cant talk about it.
An under recognized talent to be sure.
George must have been grinning from ear to ear in heaven.
Joe Brown I’ll see you in my dreams was done so Delicately ,whilst paper poppies came down .Respect to all the musicians I loved the concert .🌹
Yes, that was the most emotional part for me as I'd never heard of Joe Brown or that song before. And showing that wonderful picture of George through those falling poppies during this song was really something memorable.
@@brianwhite1189It was written in 1924, an old standard. Joe is a very talented guitarist and had a few hits in the early 60’s. I think he met George in The Beatles early touring days. Joe’s daughter Sam sang Horse To Water at the concert.
@@davel9359Very interesting! Thanks!
I was so pleased to see Chris Stainton there.
Beautiful music, and it was a truly wonderful concert.
Wish there was a whole clip of jeff and eric, the band etc. rehearsing handle with care. ✌🏼️
Same here
Магический джем, как будто Джордж там незримо присутствует!!!!❤❤❤👍🙏
Wow all the groove Masters grooving
Yea man, it's a groove thang!
Great Video. It was really cool to see Eric get up out of his chair and gets this great smile on his face when they started playing Handle With Care- if you dont think Eric loves rock and roll and listening to other musicians - all you have to do is watch that and you can see he loves it a whole lot ! Interesting that maybe this was shot before Tom Petty got on board as he took on a lot of these songs. Also I would just like to mention what an amazing guitarist Marc Mann is. At the concert when he laid into the solo of the song Something - it was amazing and gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. Finally I just want to say - I love George!!
Marc Mann is a dark horse amongst this crew. He's at the Friar Park mixing desk with George in the Brainwashed EPK videos. So I guess he was pretty good musical mates with George too, as well as being a great lead guitarist.
@@davecostello560 I did not know that--thanks--BTW Marc was actually known as being a keyboard player. Some people can do it all... :-)
This is beautiful. So beautiful.
Absolutely. So much love. ❤
This concert was ace,but it serprised me that joe brown at the end was the best in a most moving way,,totaly fitting foir george to,,rip our hero
Great concert and tribute to a fantastic man/musician! To bad many who played on this have now passed.
realmente ótimo !!! bastidores eficientes ,,, gostei demais !
That was a band. I wish I could have been there to hear that sound and the amazing artists. Truly professional. Eric always does George songs so brilliantly. The singing and his guitar work. It’s like he channeling George.
miss him and roy orbison traveling wilburys awesome..
Would have been cool to hear dhani sing on a tune!
That might have been asking a bit much with all that world class talent around him. Eric had to nudge him as it was to join them onstage for the entirety of the concert. He was planning on just a couple of songs initially, but Eric done right.
@@bjr4567 It was bad enough hearing/seeing Andy Fairweather-Low singing out the side of his mouth with his weak voice.
George,saudades eternas.
Love You George 😘💖. Miss you 😢
So injoyable to hear
Enjoyable.
Man Andy Fairweather Low, who hasn’t he played with? Very talented and underrated artist.
Marvellous ❤
Keep on spreading good vibes & never let any evil dare to harm you guys, fans love youuuuu
If you enjoy this check out Hall of Fame: While my guitar gently weeps. Mastercraftsmen at their BEST. ❤🌠
Highly brilliant ❤
Amoureux de tous ces genies merci pour George le magicien
genial...
still very touching and sensible
10 years ago ... miss George, Billy ...
20 years now and se still miss him
Tom
FABULOS FOR EVER
you bet
Awesome
Brilliant
god i love dhani
Every musician there is top of their tree. EC, AFL, JL, AL, RC etc etc
Looking at Dhani is like looking at George in the 60's!
Never agreed with that. He obviously looks a bit like him but not that much.
For me personally. I see this video and all I can think is ....
How damn fun it would have been to know all these guys??
Wawa great drumming
Dylan said, “ George was like the sun and the moon “……..
it the best to best
❤️❤️❤️🎵🎵🎵
The Barnstoneworth United Sports Bag from Ripping Yarns behind Dhani at 5:40 tho!
great
Ray Cooper the backhand on the tambourine such a.
So many of these great musicians have gone now. Very sad. Tempus fugit.
Heck I love these rehearsals as much as the polished concert versions, are they included in the recent updated Blu-ray version?
~All Things Must Pass~ ✌🏽
Il luogo della verità sono le nostre emozioni, le nostre pulsioni, e la condizione necessaria perché queste ultime possano essere governate dalla cifra segreta che corrisponde alla fisionomia del nostro daimon, cioè dal progetto di vita che scende in noi, è garantito dalla consapevolezza che dobbiamo fare vivere in noi ogni parte del nostro essere, e che il nostro essere è il luogo dell’Olimpo in cui abitano "tutti gli dei", tutte le emozioni, i sentimenti.! -Grandi.! GIORGIO50
George a better man than me. How can he still be friends with Clapton after everything he did
They were partners in crime. And George was no saint all the time himself.
George was unfaithful to Patti, with Ringo's wife Maureen at one point. Ringo forgave George and George forgave Eric.
See you in my Dreams 😊 that stump alot of them on that stage . But George and Joe Brown know how its done . Good old Merle Travis pickin tune 😊
❤
No one plays a tambourine like fucking Ray Cooper.
That's for sure!! I have never seen anyone else with the energy and style Ray has!!!!!!
His name is Ray Cooper.
Another Tracy Partridge.
@@georgeemil3618 DAVY JONES Best ever
amazing guys love the all
Everybody talk about Clapton's guitar playing but damn his singing has always really impressed me. His guitar not as much, quite cliche by the time I got into the game. I understand he might have been first to really milk that minor pentatonic scale for all it was worth. But he rarely goes to sick other notes like say Jeff Beck. I've seen him live before his great unplugged stuff and it bored me to death. Now he mixes it up pretty well because he has such a huge repertoire to choose from.
After Cream and maybe Blind Faith he was already gravitating toward being a singer first, guitarist second.
Beck was always more of a muso guitar player.
But I agree on Clapton's vocals. He makes it sound effortless.
Cliche? Lol….get you meds adjusted
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 I take it you are not a guitar player...🙄....Eric's lead playing is about as cliche as it gets, starting in about 1979....
@@TheNaturalustno question his guitar playing could be called inconsistent by the 70s - on a good night though he’s fantastic, particularly his floating vibrato, tight refined movements up and down the neck, and of course his “storytelling “ within a given solo… hitting that blistering climax. Particularly true during his from the cradle era.
@@jordanberry5070 Indeed, that era was different and I will have to listen more for the movement within his solos you are speaking of. My recollection is he mostly hits it hard right out of the gate then has to keep up with himself because of it. Some of his initial solo notes are really good.
hello music
George
Ringo’s fills in ATMP. 👍
I think Dhani would have brought the house down if he had sang "The Pirate Song" from Rutland Weekend Television.
Who are these people? We see Lynn, Dhani, Ringo, Ray Cooper, Billy Preston, Lee, and Clapton. Who was singing Taxman at 1:43? Who was the player at 2:27? That guy is smokin. Who are the two non-Ringo drummers? And the backup singers?
The DVD of TCfG is incredible.
+Tony Ennis singer at 1:43 is Andy Fairweather Low, Backup singers are Clapton's backups (during this time): Tessa Niles and Katie Kisoon. Don't know who is at 2:27.
+Hilary Martino 2:27 is Marc Mann he does alot of work with Jeff Lynn
Drummers are Henry Spinetti in the middle and Jim Keltner with sunglasses.
Gary Brooker of Procol Harum (Whiter Shade of Pale) on the keyboard and whistling at the end
Lynne*
Andy Fair-weather Lowe has played with all the greats yet he says in a recent TH-cam interview the greatest of them all is Hank Marvin!
Many feel the same way about Nokie Edwards on the other side of the pond.
Great! Paul came to the show but, where was Bob Dylan?
good point didnt even notice till now
+Raphael Pires excellent point, I was thinking the same thing
+Raphael Pires he was touring in USA
Yeah. I always wonder: Why Bob Dylan and Leon Russell were not in this homage?
+Raphael Pires According to wikipedia he could not come to Great Britain due to stupid regulations because he was on tour.
Can't hear any audio ???????
What is the name of the lead guitarist with the baseball cap and strat ? He is a fantastic player !
Joe Brown or Gary Brooker I m not sure
Marc Mann
@@paolabongiorno7407 Gary Brooker??😂 He plays piano/keyboards not guitar!🤣And Joe Brown isn't even on this video. Don't comment if you don't have a clue!
They better pay up! They owe Harrison's estate for each song performed!!!
I never heard why Dylan wasn't there. Seems like he should have been and was probably invited?
Jim Keltner and Billy Preston
What's the song at 5:50?
I'll see you in my dreams
How many guitar players did they need ?
It wasn't a question of need, but want.
@@bjr4567 guess Page and Eddie were busy on the night
@@user-fu2mi1nd5l Jeff and Keith too.
5:40 still pissed he didn't get a song to himself. I guess he didn't want to look to be cashing in, but still a shame.
‘Stamp Out The Beatles’ haha
No Paul at rehersal?
MACCA dont need no stinkin REHERSAL
Who is the gentleman singing "Taxman" here?
That's Andy Fairweather Low. He was in Amen Corner in the 60s and then became a Session musician in the 80s and played guitar in Clapton's band as well as Roger Waters and Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.
Dominic W
Well, Andy needs to open his mouth when he sings. He's clamping all his vowels and limiting his range and power. Open UP, Andy.
Ok... and just so we're clear...I'm not knockin' the guy. I'm sure he's a splendid person. I just have a 'thing' about people who sing with their jaws clamped. Springsteen does the same thing, and somehow made it work for him. How, I'll never know.
:)
WHy they play with 111 drummers???
1 Ringo is ENough
Triple your pleasure, triple your fun.
On All Things Must Pass there was Starr and Keltner on drums, but there was a third drummer. 😅Anyone know who that was? Hell, they even had Cooper on percussion. 😂
Henry Spinetti
I was not expecting to get an answer to that question on a 10-year-old TH-cam video. Thanks! 👍@@davidoneill7303
Is it George's son?
Where's Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers?
Wrong concert! - This was London.
The guy with fizzy hair is with Tom Petty's Heartbreakers.
I think you're referring to Jeff Lynne of ELO fame.
@@bjr4567 No, they guy I'm talking about has frizzy blonde/grey hair and stands near Tom Petty throughout the concert. In this video you can see him behind Marc Mann. Ah, looked it up, Albert Lee.
@@Music_is_Breathing Glad you sorted it. Albert plays some nice licks as always in the concert, and is featured during Honey Don't.
Does Ray Cooper actually get paid for playing the tamberine?
Sparticus Ulyssis who the fuck knows
He was the co-producer of this event so he did a lot more than just play tambourine.
No one has ever made playing the tambourine look so complicated. :-)
@@chrissullivan40 yeah Davy always made it look so effortless
Where is Paul? He don´t hang around with kids?
Paul was at other rehearsals. Not sure what you mean by your "hanging around with kids" remark.. Maybe you were trying to be funny? If so it didn't work.
What’s the name of the last song that Clapton is playing
I'll see you in my dreams
Why wasnt Paul present in those rehearsals?
Who says he wasn't? Do you think this was all the rehearsing they did? FFS try thinking!
@@CB-xr1eg You are the one who should try. Why wouldnt they record and release this with the most loved musician between all of them? You must be retarded. Of course Paul was present in one or another rehearsal, but not "those" rehearsals, in my exact words; whats wrong with what I said? Did you see him in the video? What do you think that happened? "Lets record all that with Paul McCartney, and then we will cut all his parts off when editing it"? Or do you think that, in "those" rehearsals, Paul simply didnt show up?
Agreed.
Who played that lead on Tax Man? That was sick!
Close to Paul's solo. Not that hard to do.
@@Thomas-xs2kq yeah but he did it and created it. Everything is easy to copy on guitar for this 40 year pro...
That was Marc Mann taking the lead here in the rehearsal. During the concert itself of course it was the Heartbreaker's Mike Campbell.
@@bjr4567 Thank you sir, thoughtful of you to answer my question!
Didn’t Paul turn up for the rehearsal? Whatever. His performance was great.
If onlu Rudy Guliani stuck to playing percussion...