Look up interviews of the other dudes talking about when It happened. Said he didn’t show up for the rehearsals or anything Or came late after they were done.
This was Prince’s response to being snubbed by Rolling Stone Magazine’s top 100 guitarists. He certainly proved his point here. And the strutting off stage at the end. Priceless.
Prince didn’t do this in rehearsal. That’s why he kept looking at Petty to see if it was okay to keep going. Petty was happy to oblige and keep singing the chorus while Prince had his moment.
@@kaviyaneskandari2316 I understand you are trying to burn him with that comment. Prince was every bit as good as Hendrix. Knopfler, like Clapton was more of a stylist. Hendrix and Prince could melt your face off.
@@kskisser you are certainly right with that. I am in no way belittling his talent. And way to go saying they could melt my face off.. that's basically insinuating, that their style of playing was destructive. I thought it has been uplifting and full of joy. But I can see you have a lot of negativity pent up. I'm just putting Knopfler in his rightful place above them all. This doesn't mean that I am 'burning' him with that comment. And neither have I implied that I was better than any of them. I look up to all of them❤️
@@ykino6795 The Who playing "A Quick One While He's Away" on The Rolling Stone's Rock and Roll Circus is the greatest live performance of a song I've ever seen. I can't see how that could possibly be topped. Look it up.
The moment Prince's guitar rang out, this performance became part of rock history. This deed is exactly why he is called a genius. Rest in peace, Prince.
Prince was a Legend that was bypassed by the entire music industry! He was Magnificent! Magic Actually! I always said Michael Jackson was an entertainer, Prince was a Musician!!! There’s a Big Difference!!! Prince, your Revolution Continues to this day! You’re a one of a kind my Brother! Rest in Rythm and Rock forever! 🙏🏻
What I like most about Prince’s solo is that while he does get a little technical, he maintains harmony with the other players instead of devolving into mindless shredding.
He does the guitar crying while Petty sings the lyric to it. Together they give us the guitarist, voice and guitar sounds. It's really brilliant stuff.
Prince's solo is obviously epic in this, but Tom Petty's volcals fit so damn perfectly in this song, it's surreal. It's like it was made for him to sing. Gives me chills.
The whole damn performance still gives me chills. Alllll that talent on one stage performing a classic song written by an absolutely amazing artist posthumously... And even having his son on stage playing along side these legends.... EPIC is all I can say.
I dunno about that. But Prince was an unparalleled musical genius and I will always worship the ground he walks on in that regard. Utter mastery of the guitar.
The smile on Dhani Harrison’s face (George’s only son) while he watches Prince play….his joy is palpable. The strut as Prince leaves speaks volumes…..that was a master class performance for the history books.
Dhani Harrison's face is my favorite part of the video. His natural reactions help put this video in God mode. I'm pretty sure God has this on VHS somewhere.
*HOW TO PRINCE:* > Turn up late > Dress better than everyone else > Say Nothing > Shred > Be the first to leave > Write an album when you get home and don't release it
@@billtrue3017 Prince is still alive because his work transcended him and he will always be admired, enjoyed and respected in this world. And what about you and your work?
@@natashawitcher9139, I have to agree with you. This really was an awesome performance. One of my favorite comedians talked about this performance on his podcast from a few years ago and I just had to check out the remastered version for myself. Very impressive!
@@elephantgrass631what, a guy that can play damn near every instrument? And not just play them well…nah…he played them amazingly well! Can make any instrument play like it can sing! 🤯🙌🏾
@@elephantgrass631 He isn't better than a lot of guys who were also left off the Rolling Stone list, but he's way better than some of the people who were included, like Cobain and Johnny Ramone.
Time and history tell the tale. Both Petty and Prince die from drug over doses. Jimi Hendrix is arguably one of the greatest guitarist, never claimed to be the greatest, because he knew. He knew that the greatest doesn't ever have the ability to bestow that crown.
I've seen this video maybe 500 times but only today I noticed for the first time that when Prince drops his back onto the bodyguard during his solo not only do Tom Petty and Dhani Harrison laugh at the scene, but the superband guitarist leans over Jeff lynne to watch better the scene. classy!😂
I hear ya back to the future 😅. Prince was phenomenal. If you've never heard it, listen to the riff at the end of "Why you want to treat me so bad". It's intoxicating.
Rolling Stone Magazine certainly forgot. A few days before this concert, they made a Top 100 Guitarists of All Time list, and Prince wasn't on it. Those same Rolling Stones editors were in the audience at this show, which is why Prince laid it out then walked on out.
I don't think they forgot, it's the gatekeepers of Rock n Roll music where the guitar defines rock music, and Prince not being considered a rock musician. But make no mistake he'll murder most rock guitarist. Definately in the top 5 greatest guitarists.
this entire video is a work of art, but 5:30, ugh what a killer moment in time, that look prince gives tom, and I love how when hes done, he just throws the guitar into the heavens
I agree 100% I’m honestly cracking up at all the comments regarding whose the goat and who said what about who, people should just enjoy the audio and visual masterpiece of this once in a lifetime performance, I never tire of it cheers to your perspective and mutual appreciation of this 👌🤙
Like a child waiting for his first Christmas presents. He can’t wait, and what a present it was. Prince is just the best, so versatile and so so talented on many instruments. Had music in so many genres. If you go down in his deeper catalog you will be amazed. Saw him in 2014 in Amsterdam, best concert I’ve ever been. What a legend!
The reaction of the other musicians towards Prince during his solo tells you everything you need to know about the absolute genius that he was. He will never not be missed.
So true. When Dhani Harrison, a kid who grew up around rock legends, his own father one of them, when he smiles and nods at you while you go off on a solo- man you know your doing somthing right
If you are or have been a pro musician, seeing how Prince handles his guitar, let alone the gold he frees up for us, its clear as fuck he was just a master musician... any decent pro probably just nods their head..the other guys on stage knew...people who aren't musical will never get the different perspective we have, spending years inside music in a way that unless you are or have been a pro is just a way of hearing that is privileged, but not as a dice roll, from hours of building the craft. Prince. However he got to here who gives a fuckadoodle do...all round master musician and showman...🙏
welp... actually sorry about bursting the bubble, but Dhani was not too happy with Prince taking over and going off on the solo in such way. He said so in an interview. It's around the TH-cams somewhere
I love George Harrison sons smile as he stands unashamedly in awe watching Prince solo. Not trying to look cool. Just being real. Everyone on that stage is a class act and they all contrived to make the space for that genius Prince iconic moment.
I can't stop watching him enjoying the moment, and what a damn epic moment he lived, i have goosebumps every time watching and listening this master piece!
They did not contrive...they had no way to stop an unstoppable force like Prince. In this performance, everyone who played (except for Dhanni Harris) guitar at this gig looked like a total amateur compared to Prince's (beyond) masterful playing, and to their shame (after disrespecting him by putting him almost off stage and in the shadows) he dominated, humbled and showed who was boss, ended the presentation with his own unique style. Most awesome!
In 2004 Rolling Stones Magazine omitted Prince's name as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. This performance was his answer to the Magazine.
1. Prince does a supernatural level performance. 2. Jeff Lynne is a terrific singer. 3. Tom Petty had a better voice than I knew. 4. Harrison’s son looks so much like his Dad.
Simple they just have to have a high enough IQ to appreciate how art is a reflection of the culture at the moment to be entertained by it but if there character is empathetic and there ability to relate a feel the human condition, well then they also know prince was trying to push pull or drag us into the future but with style and grace just to show off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They invited him to play together with them, they had a reason to do it, they enjoyed it as much as everyone else. The other solo player was playing the original solo, they all had their part, it was not a competition. Blasting anyone else there was not the point.
@Splaticus Maximus And he rode the song too. Its such a brilliant solo because it goes so many different directions but is still tied to the original track. George would have loved it if he saw it for himself.
I don’t think you can reach power levels much higher than Prince casually walking on stage, standing on the side the whole song, and then busting out into one of the best guitar solos in history, returning your guitar back to heaven, and then casually walking back off stage again. He knows he just rocked everyone’s world, and he doesn’t even stay to get applauded. Absolute legend.
@@rezos666 yeah to me that’s just a part of the show I guess, I can’t really judge him because I feel like he’s almost earned it with his pure ability alone
I love how Prince didn't show up to practice, stood back through half the song then suddenly took over the guitar solo, stole the show, then threw his guitar up and strutted off the stage. It was his middle finger to the rock world for always snubbing him as one of the greatest guitarists in history. They didn't snub his guitar playing after that performance which to this day is considered one of the greatest guitar performances in history!!
Prince did show up to practice and Marc Mann, a studio musician who worked with Jeff Lynne, stepped on the first solo of two set aside for Prince 1:57 because it was his only shot doing anything anyone would ever see on a large stage. Prince evidently was non plussed by somebody attempting to upstage him and said he would just take the outro solo and just waited for his solo live to let everyone know who they were actually playing with 3:29. Search 'The Day Prince’s Guitar Wept the Loudest (Published 2016)' NewYorkTimes
George Harrison’s son smiling before and during Prince solo, shows you everything, and the way Prince smiles at Tom Petty, like “let’s do this,” and Tom Petty giving him the silent nod to tear it up. (Tom Petty before the performance told Prince to go for it.) Legends, icons. We won’t see another performer like Prince. Man was a true showman and entertainer, combined with genius level talent.
What I really love about this though is that Prince wasn't just hogging the spotlight. There were several times during the solo that he paused and looked at Tom Petty to wait for the nod before he started another 32 bars. They all wanted him to keep playing and weren't just waiting there like "Oh this guy again..."
Still watching in 2024! Hell yes! The classics never go out of style. I was sharing this with my 7 year old - she's blown away downstairs strumming on her guitar. Passing the torch to the next generation.
Throws the guitar, and struts off stage, CLASSIC. The outfit, the guitar, the patience, the showmanship, the TALENT. Man, Prince truly was a legend and SEVERELY underrated as a guitar player. As a performer he was truly unmatched and left it all on stage. RIP PRINCE.
It really is such a pity, that the media placed so much focus on Prince dress style, what he wore on and off the stage.😢 What they should have been focusing on and sending out to all people was that many loved his music and how incredibly great he was on that guitar. Wow! Can Prince play that guitar, which was the first time for me. . That man had tremendous talent and for some reason I didn't even know it. 🕊️ Can that guy play or what🎉. I was mesmerized. Never knew he could play guitar like that? What the hell took everybody so long to get that message out to me!! Well at least I'm going to see it now. What a great send off for George Harrison and I believe the guy in the back might just have been his son 🥰😘😘
@@SiFiClark I think I've been in love with all types of music since I've been about 14 years of age. I even had the opportunity at working one of the arenas where Prince was the performer for that evening. I wanted to see him, as many rumors were going around about how weird he looked, such as. people in my office, comedians making fun of the way Prince dressed and acted. So overall I would say here and there , I would hear derogatory statements made about anartist named Prince. So I had to go see for myself which I did and I thought he was outstanding 💥💯💥. So that's the unfortunate part of the story. I hope I cleared that matter up for you, and now he's gone 🙏 Today everyone says what a great musical genius he was. If only they had told him that more often when he was alive!! I find it to be a very sad, sad prejudice story!! Have a great weekend!💥💯💥
No matter if you liked him or not, you can't deny that Prince was an absolute genius: he killed it on guitar, bass guitar, drums, and piano, he composed every notes of his songs...I call it genius. RIP legend.
I saw him play at Paisley Park in 1998. I lived in Minneapolis and he invited the entire audience of his sold out concert at the Target Center to his "house" after. We stood out in the cold but I am sooo glad we did. No drinking. No drugs. He played every instrument all night long. Absolutely incredible talent.
Absolute genius and amazing musician without a doubt but while he wrote most of his songs, some were written with other composers. Purple Rain for instance was written by Wendy and Lisa just to give you an example.
He's never really been given full credit for the amazing musician he really is. I listen to this song ALL the time. Idc how many years ago it was, it's a classic, love Tom Petty RIP and a master class from Prince. RiPP (Rest in Purple Peace) 😎🎸💯✌️
This has to be one of the greatest guitar solos in music history and those in attendance had no idea they would witness a guitar virtuoso. RIP Prince and TP
He was dressed like a gangster. He stole the show. Not a dry pair of panties in the house. The other musicians were just grateful to be on the stage with him.
He would never actually put his (fake) Telecaster (Hohner Madcat) in danger. That is the instrument that played every note of every recorded guitar you ever heard from him. It's not a Fender; but it's his baby, just the same.
Ashame he talked a bit of shit afterwards about him and this performance. He said his smiling was because he thought it was awkward and he wasn't enjoying it and he was a buffer between the others. The others who he said were probably thinking the same thing, God this is awful etc. He's full if it. He cleary loved it
This solo proves beyond any doubt that Prince was a musical genius... My favorite part was the look of both amazement and joy on Dhani Harrison's face...
Kevzilla, how is Prince a narcissist? Look at Dhani smiling at Prince. His smile just sums up. Pick up your guitar which seems to gently weep right now.
Haha, you can't put the genie back in the bottle. You give prince a solo and it's gonna be the solo he wants to play in that moment no matter what was discussed prior to going on stage and I have absolutely no problem with that.
The look on Dhani Harrisons' face as he watches Prince absolutely kill it in his Dad's song is Priceless, he knows how awesome it is and he is right there with him on stage. So good!
@@joelhenry5489 blown away, but not in a great way. He wasn’t a fan of how Prince would mislead them in practices with what kind of solo he was planning.
3:25 the look of excitement on Dhani Harrison's face is my favorite moment because he knows that he is about to witness one of the greatest moments in rock history. I've watched this a thousand times.
I saw him in an interview and he said the big smile was because he wasn’t sure how Tom and Jeff were going to react to Prince’s playing. Rehearsals were a straight shooting rendition and here comes Prince like a fireball tearing the place up.
Ive watched this performance on various channels, I never realized at the end he chucked his guitar into the audience and walked off before the applause! What a boss thing to do, especially after being disrespected by the magazine that controls the rock hall inductions!
It’s not just the guitar playing. It’s the outfit, the dancing, the bit where he falls offstage and the big guy catches him… it’s the PRINCE of it all!
I love how George Harrison’s son smiled right before Prince’s solo, because he knew that Prince was about to cut up! I adore Prince and George. Both legends in their own right. ❤
Could never understand why Prince has never been ranked as one of the best guitarists that ever played…? The man was amazing! Sorely missed…RIP Prince Rodgers Nelson! 😢everywhere Doves are crying…!🕊️
Me and my wife who was high school sweethearts we saw the Purple Rain tour twice and Prince through her his necklace, we still have it to this day LOL I was pissed at the time because he did it on purpose but it was pretty cool didn't take long for me to tell everybody about it LOL
I saw Prince in MSG for the Purple Rain tour. I remember him doing 3 encores. Fantastic show and music. We all danced together on our seats, the floor, wherever 😂❤everyone had a blast 😂
lol Yep, and if you ever saw him 3 nights in a row, back to back, you'd not only get all the instruments on the stage AND the most awesome dance performance, you also got a unique show every night. I honestly don't know how one person could have so much creative talent and prowess. I hate to be one of those people who just GUSH over someone famous, but this man was tapped into the universe in a way no other artist before him was. I mean, just prolific and extraordinarily talented. I was 17 the first time I saw him. Talk about having the bar set so high that no one in your lifetime will ever...could ever...match it? Pssh, I feel so lucky. I bet you feel lucky, too. lol No one will understand unless they've seem him live. lol They're think we're fanatics talking about an artist this way.
Oh man, RIP Tom Petty, RIP Prince, RIP George Harrison. All the lads. I can even imagine the angelic primordial sounds they are making in the after life.
And all the rest too. Do I get to play my G&L does the Lord like Fender amps too. I'm seventy years old and being a drug crazed hippy back then I didn't think I'd live past 48. Why 48 ? I have no idea but nowadays being old and worn out I can't wait to leave this world.I'm being honest here.
He was maybe not a virtuoso in all those instruments that he played, but even the fact that he was a virtuoso on multiple instruments, great singer, great songwriter, and was at least decent at dozens of instruments just goes to how one of a kind he was as a musician.
Prince gives me chills when i watch this. But i gotta give props to the sound engineer, the mix on this is incredible. To be able to hear everyone on that stage and all the vocals live is almost impossible.
Your comment just gave me the chills! You are absolutely correct! You are not supposed to hear the acoustic guitar, so cleanly! Sound engineer did that!
The coolest thing in the world is seeing Tom Petty jamming out with Prince. When Prince goes low, Tom goes right there with him. Smiling the whole time.
Greatest recognized greatness. Stand back boys and watch me cook. Tom petty is smiling like I'm glad this is live and not in the studio. This was what jam sessions are all about. When it is your turn to cook who will smoke and who will get smoked 😂❤😊
It’s how they hide Prince until the solo that just increases the impact of his incredible talents, and that moment when Dhani Harrison smiles knowing what is about to happen and how we will all be blown away
That's because all the other musicians heard him in rehearsal and said, "Prince, dude. You've got to go last. No one can follow that..." If you know a guy is about to light the piano on fire make sure it's the end of the show.😂
@@davidleslie1127 love that! I can imagine Killer setting the piano on fire with Jimi burning his guitar, but this time because they saw Prince play play
@@davidleslie1127 I'm not sure if the other guys got to hear this in rehearsal. If I remember the story correctly, Prince was supposed to do a solo midway through the song, but during rehearsal another musician up and decided he himself was going to play all the solos himself and Prince just kind of went along with it. There wasn't going to be another chance for a rehearsal with Prince so the director had a talk with him about what was going to happen and Prince basically told him not to worry about it, that he'll come in at the very end and to just let the other guy do whatever. That's why when he starts his solo during the actual show, he bursts out of nowhere and at times it's almost like he's mocking the other guy. But pretty much leading up to that, only Prince knew what he was going to do.
Prince was such a criminally underrated guitarist. I’ve seen this dozens of times and I still get chills. I also love seeing Dhani Harrison geek out while watching him.
What the fuck are you talking about? He is widely considered one of the greatest ever to pick up the instrument. His ability not only to compose but to play and improvise is fucking legendary.
Prince not only acknowledged every musician on stage with a smile, a nod, a grinted teeth smile (as he plowed through the hard parts), head banging, side stepping...to each of them, regarding their famous stage move. He acknowledged each of them individually in that short set. Then he acknowledged God...as if he knew he was playing one of his final performances before meeting the greats himself.
Today is 06/12/2024 at 2:25 pm and I came here for this numerous time to be lifted by the gift called "Prince". Anyone else just called here today!?!?!?!?!?!
I totally agree. I dont know if its true or not but I heard prince had concerns as he thought the chap playing the 1st solo was really good. It was Tom petty who said join in & just "go for it." That in my eyes makes prince even more remarkable 🎸❤️🙏
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Yes, so much could have gone wrong in that performance - and would have been quite embarrassing if it did - but he nailed it. Top drawer stuff from Prince.
The same Roadie that's tasked with holding him when he leans back in the crowd is also tasked with catching his guitar when he throws it at the end there was no chance of that antique Telecaster hitting the floor
Wanna know what I see? Prince didn’t reherse with the band because all he needed was the chords. Dhani cues Prince for the entrance, and Tom Petty conducts, letting Prince know when to cut loose and when to pull back. Prince tosses guitar at the end not in vanity, but respect for George Harrison being inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He had his fun playing and didn’t need the glory on George’s night. That’s what I saw. I could never watch this enough.
In the days after Prince died, the New York Times ran an article about the performance in which Petty and others who performed with Prince that night shared their memories. According to the paper, the show’s producer, Joel Gallen, asked Prince to play the song’s solos, since he was there to be inducted anyway. But during rehearsals, Marc Mann, who plays guitar with Lynne, took over, knocking out a note-perfect recreation of Eric Clapton’s original mid-song solo. “And we get to the big end-solo,” Gallen says, “and Prince again steps forward to go into the solo, and this guy starts playing that solo, too!” There wasn’t time to get it right, but Prince assured Gallen everything would be fine at the performance. He told the producer to let Mann take the first solo, and he would perform the extended outro solo. “They never rehearsed it, really,” Gallen says. “Never really showed us what he was going to do, and he left, basically telling me, the producer of the show, not to worry. “And the rest is history. It became one of the most satisfying musical moments in my history of watching and producing live music.” Though Prince is onstage the entire time, he stands off to the side until the end, when he takes center stage. From that point on, the show is entirely his. His slick stage move at 4:43 and his guitar face at 5:05 are as enjoyable as anything he plays...and he plays up a storm. The smile on the face of Dhani Harrison-George Harrison’s son, who plays acoustic guitar on the number-shows how much he was enjoying Prince’s star-turn on his father’s song. “You see me nodding at him, to say, ‘Go on, go on,' " Petty said. “I remember I leaned out at him at one point and gave him a ‘This is going great!’ kind of look. “He just burned it up. You could feel the electricity of ‘something really big’s going down here.’” www.guitarplayer.com/players/tom-petty-and-others-tell-the-story-behind-princes-while-my-guitar-gently-weeps-solo
"...respect for George Harrison being inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame." That's always been my take. A whole lot of people get pissy and say, "Prince tried to make it all about him." No. Prince grew up on the Beatles just as I did. This was him saying, "Thank you, George. Your music helped make me who and what I am. I'm going to give it everything I've got, gonna let it ALL hang out, for you." Magnificent.
I’ve been coming back to this performance for 20 years and now my 11-year-old guitar playing daughter Officially understand why the Beatles, prince, Tom Petty, etc were geniuses
What is also cool about Prince's solo here is that he is constantly checking in with Petty so as not to stomp on the vocals. Great musicianship and sensitivity to the song. And Dhani is digging it!
@@meagainokay7673 I like your point. Its not like he just showed up a winged it. I like the fact that Prince was a diva but showed his respect for the Man? Or his music. That was a claa act on his part. In 1983 i saw a part of the ARMS concerts for Ronnie Lane. 1st set had watts. Cocker. Clapton and Beck. Never new about becks music. Him and clapton went back an forth with the lead. 2d set was page. Paul brown an a heavy metal set. Ok. Then 3rd set all came out did 4 yardbirds songs. Then went into cream classics. White room. Crossroads. Strange brew. Tales of brave ullysses. I feel free. Page was a bystander. Clapton and Beck were impressive with their back an forth lead playing. 40 years ago. I didnt even realize what a show it was.
@@meagainokay7673 It is easy to go long with popular opinion here. I think Prince was a very good lead guitarist, not great like Hendrix who shaped a style some of which can be heard in Prince's solo. I am not sure if you play guitar or not, I do. I can tell you that it is hard to drop in like he did and perform well. All I ever wanted to be was a lead guitarist because it is possibly the best example of living in the moment and making it mean something. It is what jamming is all about and I appreciate his ability and willingness to do so on a big stage. He in many ways embodied live performance by "real musicians' as he put it no matter the outcome. The break has a few very good moments and mostly is fitting to the song, like starting around 5:06. It is not the best lead break ever however and I know if he were here today he would say the same thing.
@@meagainokay7673 Appreciate the link. If pull offs and arpeggios that never end is your thing then I guess it is okay. There are really two distinct lead playing styles out there: Ones that show off a player's proficiency and others that are from the heart. I prefer the latter. Not to say his lead break is bad. Note that he plays the same licks over at times however. No matter the complication, this a very taboo thing to do on a lead break. But even Prince does the same thing in places. So a technically proficient solo that lacks heart on a song that demands it is my take. I am not terribly impressed with either and I think I can do just as good or better in a particular moment, not to sound egotistical.
I love that they just let PRINCE "COOK"... he kept looking over for the go-ahead, and they said with facial expressions "COOK-PRINCE-COOK"... INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE BY ALL OF THEM....
I have now watched this video 1 million times. I cannot get over how fantastic Prince was and how accommodating the rest of the band was when he started his solo. Unbelievable. The entire show was mind-blowing. I can't quit watching this
The NY Times did a story about this performance shortly after Prince's death, and there was a great quote from Petty in it referring to the smiles he and Prince exchanged on stage during his solo. “You see me nodding at him, to say, ‘Go on, go on,’” Petty said. “I remember I leaned out at him at one point and gave him a ‘This is going great!’ kind of look. “He just burned it up. You could feel the electricity of ‘something really big’s going down here.’”
The solo Prince plays has got to be hands down one of the greatest guitar solos in the history of rock. I get chills every time I hear it. I just went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and they have you watch this 15 minute video of HoF performances over the years. The last 4 minutes is Prince stealing the show. Brought tears to my eyes, especially how we don't have Prince, George Harrison, or Tom Petty anymore.
I'm not a Prince fan - far from it even. But what he does here is excellent, not only the guitar part, but the "completely fitting in". He's clearly there to have good clean fun, no star stuff, just jamming with the guys & having a great time. Too bad we rarely saw this side of him, cuz it really really drives him to a completely new level. At times he even looks like he surprises himself, when he notices how well everything he does (even that one low part where he clearly expected a couple of clashing dissonants as a result, his face totally betrays him there) blends perfectly with everything else.
This isn’t your first time watching. Welcome back.
Like my third time
This isn't even my first time today.... you totally got me 😂
Hehehe
first time and I'm reading the comments to help me process what I just witnessed
How did you guess ahaha
Prince with the greatest "hold my beer" moment in rock history.
And every person on stage said do it!
Look up interviews of the other dudes talking about when It happened. Said he didn’t show up for the rehearsals or anything Or came late after they were done.
They gladly held his beer Indeed!! Masterful!!!
@@sunjester8254 a master does what he wants. He doesn't follow his subjects, they follow him.
@@dkb3619 Infuckingdeed...
This was Prince’s response to being snubbed by Rolling Stone Magazine’s top 100 guitarists. He certainly proved his point here. And the strutting off stage at the end. Priceless.
Exactly because rolling stone was in attendance that night. That strut at end was directed at them. "Take that"💪🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Prince didn’t do this in rehearsal. That’s why he kept looking at Petty to see if it was okay to keep going. Petty was happy to oblige and keep singing the chorus while Prince had his moment.
@@KarenRobin2072 exactly! Not sure if petty knew before or not, but what are you going to do? That’s PRINCE!
Like a BOSS! top 100 of course more like top 25
Didn't know he was snubbed. Criminal.
How anyone could say that Prince wasn't in the pantheon of greatest guitar players in history is out of their freaking mind.
The industry people who kept him off the list were the same devils who unalived him. He didn’t do the ritual so they cancelled him.
@@HoneyBunches100 what kind of insane conspiracy nonsense are you going on about?
Yeah.. he was a God-Tier Guitarist. Definitely almost on the Level of Mark Knopfler👌
@@kaviyaneskandari2316 I understand you are trying to burn him with that comment. Prince was every bit as good as Hendrix. Knopfler, like Clapton was more of a stylist. Hendrix and Prince could melt your face off.
@@kskisser you are certainly right with that. I am in no way belittling his talent. And way to go saying they could melt my face off.. that's basically insinuating, that their style of playing was destructive. I thought it has been uplifting and full of joy. But I can see you have a lot of negativity pent up. I'm just putting Knopfler in his rightful place above them all. This doesn't mean that I am 'burning' him with that comment. And neither have I implied that I was better than any of them. I look up to all of them❤️
Who's seen this an ungodly amount of times over the years, and STILL gets the chills when Prince strolls out to conjure up spirits?
Yep, every time this pops onto my feed I HAVE to watch it
Me.
He’s really lost a lot of weight since this performance.
absolutely
every time i watch it like i’ve never seen it before
And HE strolls off stage KOOL as fuck!!!!!!!
Who is here in 2024 watching Prince bring this amazing song home?!?
Amazing. Forgot he was human for those 3 minutes. Love him, miss him. 💜
Will never tire of any of these rockers! Going to see Jeff Lynne in October..ELO❤
@@lovelikelou7819 same …there will never be another like him💜
@@Nancnurs88 Brilliant ! That’s going to be ace! I’m not jealous, nope…😉😁
I watch this weekly! That smile he gives when his guitar “weeps”… ugh
I love how Prince is hidden in the dark before his solo; like he is the secret weapon to make this song into a banger
I peeped that too. Just lurking in the shadows like a secret boss 😂
Crazy that it would have still been a great cover, then Prince emerges from the shadows like a purple Batman and takes it to the moon
Just saw this today for the first time. Wow. I'm shook.
Dude just comes out three and a half minutes in like "Check this shit out, motherfuckers".
Yeah imagine being the poor man who played lead in the meantime!!!!! Lol #overshadowed
Still watching in 11/2024. Great performance by all!!
Yep, right here watching, grooving and smiling on 11/3/2024 💜
💜
Same 11/04/24
Same.
11/08/2024
My guitar watches this when I’m not home
I'm sure it enjoys it very much. That's one smart guitar.
🤣🤣🤣
Love that comment. God bless your guitar. 💛💛💛
Mine too!
I have a tele that same color
Dear future generations, I promise you that this is one of the greatest rock performances of ALL TIME.
Indeed. That was the peak.
do you know more performances this good? I wanna hear more
do you know more performances this good? I wanna hear more
@@ykino6795 Easily Dire Straits Sultans of Swing 'alchemy live' version. Without a doubt my favourite live performance of all time.
@@ykino6795 The Who playing "A Quick One While He's Away" on The Rolling Stone's Rock and Roll Circus is the greatest live performance of a song I've ever seen. I can't see how that could possibly be topped. Look it up.
I'm sure someone already said this, but a reporter asked Eric Clapton how it felt to be the best guitarist in the world. He replied "Go ask Prince".
Urban legend
@brewpat it shouldn't be.
@@brewpat
Read it online. It must be true.
Yep I heard that same interview
He called him the N word later
Prince turned Hall of Fame musicians into his backup band. I believe this is one of the best guitar solos ever recorded!
The moment Prince's guitar rang out, this performance became part of rock history. This deed is exactly why he is called a genius. Rest in peace, Prince.
Prince was a Legend that was bypassed by the entire music industry! He was Magnificent! Magic Actually! I always said Michael Jackson was an entertainer, Prince was a Musician!!! There’s a Big Difference!!! Prince, your Revolution Continues to this day! You’re a one of a kind my Brother! Rest in Rythm and Rock forever! 🙏🏻
A very underrated guitarist! This is one of my favorite solos of all time!!
Indeed...rock and roll Hall of heaven
Wow, Prince came in like a gunslinger 🎉
Prince es un virtuoso de la guitarra 🎸🤜🤛👏👏👏👏👁️👁️👏👏👏👏 increíble
What I like most about Prince’s solo is that while he does get a little technical, he maintains harmony with the other players instead of devolving into mindless shredding.
Prince just came out and said, "Yall want to see why Eric Clapton called me the greatest guitarist in the world?"
I agree! He's looking to connect with the other guys even while stealing the show. Humble dude
@@Pon-farrLovin3lol he was an insanely talented guitarist but humble is definitely not a word I would use to describe him at all
He does the guitar crying while Petty sings the lyric to it. Together they give us the guitarist, voice and guitar sounds. It's really brilliant stuff.
The solo: Harrison wrote it, Clapton recorded it, and Prince perfected it.
Prince's solo is obviously epic in this, but Tom Petty's volcals fit so damn perfectly in this song, it's surreal. It's like it was made for him to sing. Gives me chills.
For sure. Wish I had seen him perform live. RIP Tom Petty.
Actually I think Jeff Lynne along with Tom Petty made it spectacular as far as vocals go. Jeff Lynne adds a special flavor to everything.
Yeah, yeah... but listen to that Prince solo.
@@ripleymt 100% agree with you
The whole damn performance still gives me chills. Alllll that talent on one stage performing a classic song written by an absolutely amazing artist posthumously... And even having his son on stage playing along side these legends.... EPIC is all I can say.
So tragic, we lost Prince and Tom Petty far too soon. Such massive talents.
Prince, Tom Petty, and Beastie Boys my all time favorites. TOO bad for me, ha
A dozen musical masters on the stage....And Prince comes along and burns the theater down. This is THE moment in musical history.
I dunno about that. But Prince was an unparalleled musical genius and I will always worship the ground he walks on in that regard. Utter mastery of the guitar.
Hell fucking yeah!! This never gets old
@@dnice374 Prince style massacred the stage
Prince should’ve been thrown in jail because he absolutely murdered on stage
Really? Apparently you haven't seen/heard Pink Floyd's 1994 Pulse concert.
Particularly 'Comfortably Numb'.
The smile on Dhani Harrison’s face (George’s only son) while he watches Prince play….his joy is palpable. The strut as Prince leaves speaks volumes…..that was a master class performance for the history books.
Yes agreed
Dhani Harrison's face is my favorite part of the video. His natural reactions help put this video in God mode. I'm pretty sure God has this on VHS somewhere.
Is Dhani the guys with black hair, black shirt and aucustic guitar
@@hmingthanmawiichhungte3965yup, that’s him
@@hmingthanmawiichhungte3965yes
*HOW TO PRINCE:*
> Turn up late
> Dress better than everyone else
> Say Nothing
> Shred
> Be the first to leave
> Write an album when you get home and don't release it
But died
@@billtrue3017 Prince is still alive because his work transcended him and he will always be admired, enjoyed and respected in this world. And what about you and your work?
🤣🙃
@@aralsoto there is no doubt he was an amazing artist and his music will live on ,but your wrong he isnt alive he is dead .
Throw your guitar up in the air; exit: stage left.
I come back to this video weekly to be reminded what smoothness and greatness looks and sounds like
My favorite part of this entire video is watching Dhani’s face light up and his smile when Prince walks up.
Me too!!! 😍😍😍
Yes, loved that myself 👍🏼
Yes😊
Ur dad is one of the greatest musicians to ever live and a man comes on stage and changes ur whole life.
@@natashawitcher9139, I have to agree with you. This really was an awesome performance. One of my favorite comedians talked about this performance on his podcast from a few years ago and I just had to check out the remastered version for myself. Very impressive!
Imagine Prince not considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. RIP legend
Because he's not.
Actually, Rolling Stone recognized him as one of the top 50 guitarists of all time, back in the 90s.
@@alokobaju8288I agree he’s not, but he sure is one of the greatest artists of all time. His overall musical ability is waaaay up there.
@@elephantgrass631what, a guy that can play damn near every instrument? And not just play them well…nah…he played them amazingly well! Can make any instrument play like it can sing! 🤯🙌🏾
@@elephantgrass631 He isn't better than a lot of guys who were also left off the Rolling Stone list, but he's way better than some of the people who were included, like Cobain and Johnny Ramone.
A song written 1968, performed in its best way 2004 and still watched in 2024.... Thats perfection and greatness.... Thank god for this....
I've just come back to this perfection as well.
Wè love you Prince❤❤❤
There was the top 100 best guitar players Then there was Prince looking down on them The true Master of over 20 instruments
Tom Petty died...
Time and history tell the tale. Both Petty and Prince die from drug over doses. Jimi Hendrix is arguably one of the greatest guitarist, never claimed to be the greatest, because he knew. He knew that the greatest doesn't ever have the ability to bestow that crown.
I've seen this video maybe 500 times but only today I noticed for the first time that when Prince drops his back onto the bodyguard during his solo not only do Tom Petty and Dhani Harrison laugh at the scene, but the superband guitarist leans over Jeff lynne to watch better the scene. classy!😂
Prince: "I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet... but your kids are gonna love it"
At Prince's concerts he would always say "Ya'll ain't ready for me" he was so right. No one was ready for that solo!!
I hear ya back to the future 😅. Prince was phenomenal. If you've never heard it, listen to the riff at the end of "Why you want to treat me so bad". It's intoxicating.
A man of color rocks it effectively and effortlessly in a “rock” genre, but without the rhythm and blues the whole rock n roll genre would not exist
Marty Mcfly. I love you
🤣🤣🤣right love the back to the future reference good one
Everyone else's guitar gently weeped, while Prince's aggressively sobbed
th-cam.com/video/gVf4TIrY0jI/w-d-xo.html
Underrated comment
@@averyw1497 not really tbh.
This comment actually irritates me cause sobbing is a lot less than weeping.
Princes guitar was wailing
What a stupid comment. If you can do better than show it.
@@josephpayne4591 calm down
its amazing how often people forget just how incredible a musician Prince was.
Absolutely. For me, it was seeing this.
No one, who truly knows, don’t forget. Simply immortal.
Rolling Stone Magazine certainly forgot. A few days before this concert, they made a Top 100 Guitarists of All Time list, and Prince wasn't on it. Those same Rolling Stones editors were in the audience at this show, which is why Prince laid it out then walked on out.
I don't think they forgot, it's the gatekeepers of Rock n Roll music where the guitar defines rock music, and Prince not being considered a rock musician. But make no mistake he'll murder most rock guitarist. Definately in the top 5 greatest guitarists.
Uhhh. Who forgot? It's kind of why Prince is famous.. cos he's an amazing musician.. these kind of comments are moronic
this entire video is a work of art, but 5:30, ugh what a killer moment in time, that look prince gives tom, and I love how when hes done, he just throws the guitar into the heavens
I agree 100% I’m honestly cracking up at all the comments regarding whose the goat and who said what about who, people should just enjoy the audio and visual masterpiece of this once in a lifetime performance, I never tire of it cheers to your perspective and mutual appreciation of this 👌🤙
Look how Dhani’s face lights up before Prince starts his solo.. he knows he’s just about to witness something extraordinary !
And how they both smile at each other, like children with a favorite toy. They know they are part of something so special.... ❤
Can't believe Dhani's name isn't included in the title .....
@@kimmancha4314 he's kinda my favourite musician. The way he talks about elo shows his passion.
Like a child waiting for his first Christmas presents. He can’t wait, and what a present it was. Prince is just the best, so versatile and so so talented on many instruments. Had music in so many genres. If you go down in his deeper catalog you will be amazed. Saw him in 2014 in Amsterdam, best concert I’ve ever been. What a legend!
Rumor has it, Dhani didn’t want him there. Prince proved that wrong.
The reaction of the other musicians towards Prince during his solo tells you everything you need to know about the absolute genius that he was. He will never not be missed.
Spot on
Amen
So true. When Dhani Harrison, a kid who grew up around rock legends, his own father one of them, when he smiles and nods at you while you go off on a solo- man you know your doing somthing right
If you are or have been a pro musician, seeing how Prince handles his guitar, let alone the gold he frees up for us, its clear as fuck he was just a master musician... any decent pro probably just nods their head..the other guys on stage knew...people who aren't musical will never get the different perspective we have, spending years inside music in a way that unless you are or have been a pro is just a way of hearing that is privileged, but not as a dice roll, from hours of building the craft. Prince. However he got to here who gives a fuckadoodle do...all round master musician
and showman...🙏
welp... actually sorry about bursting the bubble, but Dhani was not too happy with Prince taking over and going off on the solo in such way. He said so in an interview. It's around the TH-cams somewhere
I love George Harrison sons smile as he stands unashamedly in awe watching Prince solo. Not trying to look cool. Just being real. Everyone on that stage is a class act and they all contrived to make the space for that genius Prince iconic moment.
💯
When Prince lays back on his bodyguard and Danhi laughs in delight. Magical.
Yeah am here watching . My fifties
I can't stop watching him enjoying the moment, and what a damn epic moment he lived, i have goosebumps every time watching and listening this master piece!
They did not contrive...they had no way to stop an unstoppable force like Prince. In this performance, everyone who played (except for Dhanni Harris) guitar at this gig looked like a total amateur compared to Prince's (beyond) masterful playing, and to their shame (after disrespecting him by putting him almost off stage and in the shadows) he dominated, humbled and showed who was boss, ended the presentation with his own unique style. Most awesome!
We are all here for Prince, but can we take a moment to appreciate everyone else on stage? Even WITHOUT Prince this is still legendary!
I Love everyone on stage. This always brings me to tears. O'my, simply beautiful
In 2004 Rolling Stones Magazine omitted Prince's name as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. This performance was his answer to the Magazine.
Absolutely!
They're a joke.
They're a joke.
As was his superbowl performance.
Rolling stone is a bunch of alcoholics in NYC pretending to be musicians
1. Prince does a supernatural level performance. 2. Jeff Lynne is a terrific singer. 3. Tom Petty had a better voice than I knew. 4. Harrison’s son looks so much like his Dad.
petty shut Prince down and Prince tried to fight back but was ultimately ended. Re-Watch what petty does from the beginning. 'Still' not While.
@@geckolorNo one tried to shut prince down. You've got the story wrong
I would have loved to hear the musicians talking backstage. So glad I was born in 1961 to grow up with these great musicians.
For a second i thought it was George Harrison
That look George's son Dahni gives Prince and Prince looks back is it.
How can anyone not be amazed by the sight of Prince rearranging the universe’s molecular structure like it’s nothing?
Simple they just have to have a high enough IQ to appreciate how art is a reflection of the culture at the moment to be entertained by it but if there character is empathetic and there ability to relate a feel the human condition, well then they also know prince was trying to push pull or drag us into the future but with style and grace just to show off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What, with a few fancy licks? Wtf is everyone so impressed? I came here expecting to be blown away. Video ended and I was still waiting.
@@RS-zp6hbSAME DUDE like i dont see whats so special about this solo???
I'm one who is amazed.
@@blu48 ay man, go listen to the solo to comfortably numb -david gilmour live in pompeii and let me know what you think
Tom Petty's smile at 5:05 watching Prince - knowing he's simultaneously participating in, and watching, history.
Great moments in History they say right
@ Absolutely
Not having this on any music platform is a crime against humanity.
Spotify my brother they have this exact version!
@@seanholguin5044 not in Europe. It's not avaliable.
Tidal
It would actually be classic Prince if it somehow disappeared off all the platforms, never to be heard again.
@@beatricediliddo7843 why
He blasts everyone else out of the water and then just struts away. That’s PRINCE and I miss him.
Yep
Definitely. A true legend.
It's always a pleasure to see people good at a thing do their thing -seeing it done with such flair is a bonus
I miss him too. Genius and he makes me smile so much
They invited him to play together with them, they had a reason to do it, they enjoyed it as much as everyone else. The other solo player was playing the original solo, they all had their part, it was not a competition. Blasting anyone else there was not the point.
I've seen this 500 times but every time I watch it again I am left in awe. Prince is THE most underrated guitar player ever.
Honestly probably one of the greatest tbh
@@ConnorKeohane
Top 5 for me.
Same here! So tragic that he died:( We lost such an icon!
That's the stupidest comment ever. NO HE WASN"T.
Me too! Not 500 times but awesome! Wouldn't it have been great to see it live? 1?
The look Prince gives to the band while he’s going INSANE! Priceless! Everyone playing during this song are gangsters!
Who else could completely steal an entire performance from a bunch of legend’s without a microphone? Epic.
3:25 the moment when Jeff and Tom realized they had just become Prince's backing band
And the producer said it wasn't rehearsed.
It was a great performance but he didn't steal it, they all made space for him so he could rip.
@jamesstarks677 Absolutely. What a performance! Then Prince Tosses his guitar into the audience? Did I see that right?
@@CherylAnderson-qs4iq lol yeah he chucks it into the crowd/crew and walks off as the applause starts. Legend.
Honestly, my favorite part is seeing the smile on Dhani's face. His father would have LOVED this.
same. ♥
@@riverzend13 he looks just like his dad
@@pamterry1486 he does! he’s the spitting image of him. ♥
Prince was amazing and he shined!! What a performance and tribute
Totalmente ❤
I didn’t think someone could so respectfully steal a show, but if anyone could do that it’d definitely be Prince.
@Splaticus Maximus And he rode the song too. Its such a brilliant solo because it goes so many different directions but is still tied to the original track. George would have loved it if he saw it for himself.
Oh, that's right... There WERE other people on the stage...
@@cmonster67 You didn't see the young dude behind him. looking like #1 Fan
that “young dude” behind him is George Harrison’s son, Dhani
Game blouses .
We are so lucky to have lived during a time when the best musician on the planet walked amongst us. RIP TO THE BEAUTIFUL ONE. 💜
I don’t think you can reach power levels much higher than Prince casually walking on stage, standing on the side the whole song, and then busting out into one of the best guitar solos in history, returning your guitar back to heaven, and then casually walking back off stage again. He knows he just rocked everyone’s world, and he doesn’t even stay to get applauded. Absolute legend.
By the time he did that there was already youtube, so he knew we would be applauding him forever, whenever we would watch this again
He had to let go of it quick, it was far too hot to handle after that solo
he played awsome... but that Diva attitude gets on my nerves
@@rezos666 I just take that as being the Prince showmanship in full effect. There’s definitely a level of arrogance there but when you’re THAT good …
@@rezos666 yeah to me that’s just a part of the show I guess, I can’t really judge him because I feel like he’s almost earned it with his pure ability alone
I love how Prince didn't show up to practice, stood back through half the song then suddenly took over the guitar solo, stole the show, then threw his guitar up and strutted off the stage. It was his middle finger to the rock world for always snubbing him as one of the greatest guitarists in history. They didn't snub his guitar playing after that performance which to this day is considered one of the greatest guitar performances in history!!
I heard that... pretty cool.
Prince did show up to practice and Marc Mann, a studio musician who worked with Jeff Lynne, stepped on the first solo of two set aside for Prince 1:57 because it was his only shot doing anything anyone would ever see on a large stage. Prince evidently was non plussed by somebody attempting to upstage him and said he would just take the outro solo and just waited for his solo live to let everyone know who they were actually playing with 3:29. Search 'The Day Prince’s Guitar Wept the Loudest (Published 2016)' NewYorkTimes
@@Jon7athanStudios so long story short, Prince saw someone upstaging him then said "hold my beer"
@@Jon7athanStudios It's like he is the final boss from the Crossroads video game, and Marc lost.
Not even. Huge prince fan but that was the shit
George Harrison’s son smiling before and during Prince solo, shows you everything, and the way Prince smiles at Tom Petty, like “let’s do this,” and Tom Petty giving him the silent nod to tear it up. (Tom Petty before the performance told Prince to go for it.) Legends, icons. We won’t see another performer like Prince. Man was a true showman and entertainer, combined with genius level talent.
Well said
We won’t see another Tom petty or George Harrison and so many others…at least they left their music
@@BobPelot-ko1dr yes sadly we won’t. They were all one of a kind. Good thing we got to enjoy them while they were here and still have their music.
Now I have goosebumps!
Pure genius. Lucky to be young listening to him. Good times
Man can't believe the world lost Prince 8 years ago.......
That man can handle a fucken 🎸 Who is still listening in 2024? Prince brings down the house ❤️
Still here in 2024. Greatest guitar solo in history.
What I really love about this though is that Prince wasn't just hogging the spotlight. There were several times during the solo that he paused and looked at Tom Petty to wait for the nod before he started another 32 bars. They all wanted him to keep playing and weren't just waiting there like "Oh this guy again..."
Why oh why... my dear Prince you left us.... my ears are suffering without you.
@@franklincord2812yeah...exaclty. Prince is very empathetic that way.
September 2024 and my 5th time watching lol
I’m back again. God only knows how many times I’ve watched this.
Me too... And always... 😢😢😢
Same😂
Me too
Again and in my car on the car Park of m'y cie
Same❤😂😂
Everybody's here because of Prince. So am I in 2024. I just can't get enough of him. Everybody did a great job and let Prince shine. Rest In Peace
Prince was truly a musician at his best....no one even comes close to his persona ❤❤❤
I'm actually here because everyone on stage made this song amazing
I'm here for George. Prince is awesome.
I've watched this so many times...and I'm always drawn to either Prince or Dhani Harrison.
jeff lynne's vocals killed it...
Still watching in 2024! Hell yes! The classics never go out of style. I was sharing this with my 7 year old - she's blown away downstairs strumming on her guitar. Passing the torch to the next generation.
Throws the guitar, and struts off stage, CLASSIC. The outfit, the guitar, the patience, the showmanship, the TALENT. Man, Prince truly was a legend and SEVERELY underrated as a guitar player. As a performer he was truly unmatched and left it all on stage. RIP PRINCE.
The man played everythinggggggg
It really is such a pity, that the media placed so much focus on Prince dress style, what he wore on and off the stage.😢 What they should have been focusing on and sending out to all people was that many loved his music and how incredibly great he was on that guitar. Wow! Can Prince play that guitar, which was the first time for me. . That man had tremendous talent and for some reason I didn't even know it. 🕊️ Can that guy play or what🎉. I was mesmerized. Never knew he could play guitar like that? What the hell took everybody so long to get that message out to me!! Well at least I'm going to see it now. What a great send off for George Harrison and I believe the guy in the back might just have been his son 🥰😘😘
Underrated by whom? Evidence?
@@SiFiClark snubbed by Rolling Stones 100 greatest guitar players of all time list, this guitar solo was direct response to that lol
@@SiFiClark I think I've been in love with all types of music since I've been about 14 years of age. I even had the opportunity at working one of the arenas where Prince was the performer for that evening. I wanted to see him, as many rumors were going around about how weird he looked, such as. people in my office, comedians making fun of the way Prince dressed and acted. So overall I would say here and there , I would hear derogatory statements made about anartist named Prince. So I had to go see for myself which I did and I thought he was outstanding 💥💯💥. So that's the unfortunate part of the story. I hope I cleared that matter up for you, and now he's gone 🙏 Today everyone says what a great musical genius he was. If only they had told him that more often when he was alive!! I find it to be a very sad, sad prejudice story!! Have a great weekend!💥💯💥
No matter if you liked him or not, you can't deny that Prince was an absolute genius: he killed it on guitar, bass guitar, drums, and piano, he composed every notes of his songs...I call it genius. RIP legend.
I saw him play at Paisley Park in 1998. I lived in Minneapolis and he invited the entire audience of his sold out concert at the Target Center to his "house" after. We stood out in the cold but I am sooo glad we did. No drinking. No drugs. He played every instrument all night long. Absolutely incredible talent.
What's not to like?
Genius is not even an enough word for what prince was.
Listening to the radio one would never know that. This solo makes it painfully obvious that we were robbed...
Absolute genius and amazing musician without a doubt but while he wrote most of his songs, some were written with other composers. Purple Rain for instance was written by Wendy and Lisa just to give you an example.
It’s not often you hear a guitar weep that beautifully. That solo was just incredible.
He's never really been given full credit for the amazing musician he really is. I listen to this song ALL the time. Idc how many years ago it was, it's a classic, love Tom Petty RIP and a master class from Prince. RiPP (Rest in Purple Peace) 😎🎸💯✌️
I always come for the solo but honestly the entire song is great
Top 5 solos of all time, prove me wrong.
@@notyourfault.2860 can't prove, just agree ! :)
Awesome
Ive heard this so many times, and it never failed to put a smile on my face.
This has to be one of the greatest guitar solos in music history and those in attendance had no idea they would witness a guitar virtuoso. RIP Prince and TP
Yeah, lucky people. Times a million. 🎶💜
Very simply, a masterpiece
And RIP George Harrison…
A perfect Gilmorean solo.
Prince don't rest
It's 2023 and this is STILL the greatest guitar solo ever
bold statement
@@mariodesimone3236i'd say in the live/improvised solos, but in general, imo its more like an honorable mention
It's 2023 and that guitar is STILL in the air
Yes my friend correct
George definitely smiling down on this day. RIP ♥️
Legend has it after that performance, that same guitar 9 months later gave birth to 3 beautiful children
It did also need a cigarette immediately after the performance as well😎
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Facts! 😂😂😂
with different color eyes and hair!
This is easily my favourite piece of music. I have lost count how many times I have watched it, amazing groove.
I just watched it. Have a great week Mark
And Prince throws his guitar and walks off stage without saying a word. Man was one of the greatest performers there’s ever been.
I read his tech caught it, gave it to Oprah, who ended up giving it back to him....cant make that shit up...lol
> Drops one of the best guitar solos ever
> Refuses to elaborate further
> Leaves
He was dressed like a gangster.
He stole the show.
Not a dry pair of panties in the house.
The other musicians were just grateful to be on the stage with him.
Prince! I miss him..
He would never actually put his (fake) Telecaster (Hohner Madcat) in danger. That is the instrument that played every note of every recorded guitar you ever heard from him. It's not a Fender; but it's his baby, just the same.
Dhani's smile while Prince is killing it always makes me happy.
Ashame he talked a bit of shit afterwards about him and this performance. He said his smiling was because he thought it was awkward and he wasn't enjoying it and he was a buffer between the others. The others who he said were probably thinking the same thing, God this is awful etc. He's full if it. He cleary loved it
Time stamp?
@@aahumada1yes! Please time stamp for us so we know what you're talking about lol
@herpermike_ 3:25. Dhani off Tom's shoulder, smiling and nodding at Prince as he steps forward right before the spotlight hits him.
Him too. Prince is one of the most unheralded guitarists and he is one of the greatest. Stunning
Prince’s solo on this is untouchable, but for me Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne’s controlled singing and playing allow for the solo to shine.
@toddbutler..voices blend so well together..
The display of respect is often overlooked.
Very well put. Jeff Lynne is a phenomena
Well observed 👍🏻
Untouchable because nobody would purposely play something with no feeling.
There are no words to describe this god of music. Then or now after it being so long since his passing.
No one could of said it better Mark. Bcool
This solo proves beyond any doubt that Prince was a musical genius... My favorite part was the look of both amazement and joy on Dhani Harrison's face...
Well said . Dhanis face is just amazing . What a total legend Prince is
Master class from Prince. They looked lost when he belted out that solo.
He was so in awe yet just fanning out for a min like the rest of us when watching this lol
Prince prove that he's just one of the best guitar players that ever was
The hardest part still is the ‘was’…still miss him
RIP Tom Petty and Prince. 2 absolute rock royalty legends .
And none of them will ever forget the night they performed with Prince.
More like performing with Tom petty you mean.
@@TheFord1932 Naw he meant what he said. Wtf is your problem 😕
Calm down bro,petty better.
@@TheFord1932Relax, Francis! Prince = 🐐
Jeff Lynn has entered the building!
Prince was in top 5 to shred guitar. This was a display of pure genius. RIP Prince.
The fact that none of the professional musicians onstage were prepared for what was about to happen is still the greatest part of this.
they knew he was going to try to upstage everyone. they talked about it before the show. they all knew what kind of narcissist Prince was.
Kevzilla, how is Prince a narcissist? Look at Dhani smiling at Prince. His smile just sums up. Pick up your guitar which seems to gently weep right now.
@@kevzilla2746 and Prince backed it up every time.
Precisely!!!!!!
Haha, you can't put the genie back in the bottle. You give prince a solo and it's gonna be the solo he wants to play in that moment no matter what was discussed prior to going on stage and I have absolutely no problem with that.
The look on Dhani Harrisons' face as he watches Prince absolutely kill it in his Dad's song is Priceless, he knows how awesome it is and he is right there with him on stage. So good!
Look up some of his comments when interviewed a out it later on. Not the most complimentary tbh
@@jimstephenson1896 He said they were nervous because Prince was included last minute but they were blown away by his performance.
He’s watching history.
You can see him smiling before Prince even starts, he's looking over at Prince and knows what's about to come.
@@joelhenry5489 blown away, but not in a great way. He wasn’t a fan of how Prince would mislead them in practices with what kind of solo he was planning.
3:25 the look of excitement on Dhani Harrison's face is my favorite moment because he knows that he is about to witness one of the greatest moments in rock history. I've watched this a thousand times.
Agree
Me too. I get chills and tearful sometimes. Prince was amazing
Yes. So sweet!!
I saw him in an interview and he said the big smile was because he wasn’t sure how Tom and Jeff were going to react to Prince’s playing. Rehearsals were a straight shooting rendition and here comes Prince like a fireball tearing the place up.
Yes,sir!!!
Ive watched this performance on various channels, I never realized at the end he chucked his guitar into the audience and walked off before the applause! What a boss thing to do, especially after being disrespected by the magazine that controls the rock hall inductions!
Indeed!! He commanded recognition…tossed guitar…daps off!! Take that mf’er!!! Hottest Boss move ever!! RIP King!! 👑🔥🔥🔥
Again, Prince tossed his guitar upward which was caught by a crew member.
He walks off stage like a BOSS. In your face Rolling Stone. And yes it’s 2024.
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Ey yo did he just chuck his Telecaster? What became of it and what happened to it? Did anyone retrieve it?
Boss? He is a Rock God, just like this email David Bowie signed...
He practically strutted off the stage 🕺😎
@@TheJofricaIt was caught by one of his employees and given to Oprah Winfrey who gave promptly back to Prince.
It’s not just the guitar playing. It’s the outfit, the dancing, the bit where he falls offstage and the big guy catches him… it’s the PRINCE of it all!
That Part!! Oh and that sly grin! 💜
Prince be princin'
Dhani's face when he and Prince look at each other.
My man is a PERFORMER!
I saw him in concert 3 times. He was EPIC 💜💜💜
I love how George Harrison’s son smiled right before Prince’s solo, because he knew that Prince was about to cut up! I adore Prince and George. Both legends in their own right. ❤
so true
Prince got on that solo and just absolutely shredded the entire building's faces off. Absolutely masterful.
Nope. He didn't enjoy Prince
So I heard that Prince didn’t go to rehearsal & Dani was nodding & smiling to let him know….this is your part! Then he saw why he needed no rehearsal!
I was wondering who that kid was! He was having the time of his LIFE! Watching his reaction to Prince SLAYING it was my favorite part!
Could never understand why Prince has never been ranked as one of the best guitarists that ever played…? The man was amazing! Sorely missed…RIP Prince Rodgers Nelson! 😢everywhere Doves are crying…!🕊️
Had the profound fortune to see Prince with great seats. He played EVERY instrument on stage, including a harp. Complete and utter BRILLIANCE!
All self-taught, as I understand 😊
Me and my wife who was high school sweethearts we saw the Purple Rain tour twice and Prince through her his necklace, we still have it to this day LOL I was pissed at the time because he did it on purpose but it was pretty cool didn't take long for me to tell everybody about it LOL
I saw Prince in MSG for the Purple Rain tour. I remember him doing 3 encores. Fantastic show and music. We all danced together on our seats, the floor, wherever 😂❤everyone had a blast 😂
lol Yep, and if you ever saw him 3 nights in a row, back to back, you'd not only get all the instruments on the stage AND the most awesome dance performance, you also got a unique show every night.
I honestly don't know how one person could have so much creative talent and prowess. I hate to be one of those people who just GUSH over someone famous, but this man was tapped into the universe in a way no other artist before him was.
I mean, just prolific and extraordinarily talented. I was 17 the first time I saw him. Talk about having the bar set so high that no one in your lifetime will ever...could ever...match it? Pssh, I feel so lucky. I bet you feel lucky, too. lol
No one will understand unless they've seem him live. lol They're think we're fanatics talking about an artist this way.
@LearnGrowHealThrive No, think you were in the flow and connected to that amazing energy. The ones that lose their minds, don't hear the magic.
Oh man, RIP Tom Petty, RIP Prince, RIP George Harrison. All the lads. I can even imagine the angelic primordial sounds they are making in the after life.
Beck ad well..... who was playing to the right of Beck? Dude was damn good as well but Prince stole that show for real.
@@TheTomcorySteve Winwood.
And all the rest too. Do I get to play my G&L does the Lord like Fender amps too. I'm seventy years old and being a drug crazed hippy back then I didn't think I'd live past 48. Why 48 ? I have no idea but nowadays being old and worn out I can't wait to leave this world.I'm being honest here.
@@APTKC2025 Oh geez can't believe I didn't catch that... thanks.
I love George 's son reaction when Prince comes on stage
The fact the prince could play over 20 instruments at the level is just amazing. 100% one of the greatest musicians to ever walk this earth.
He was the best I ever saw live. His presence was wonderful. Gone too soon I would of liked to see him a few more times
@@baromareq356 You’re correct. Not only is he a great musician but he is also an amazing performer. He was always able to put on a good show.
He was maybe not a virtuoso in all those instruments that he played, but even the fact that he was a virtuoso on multiple instruments, great singer, great songwriter, and was at least decent at dozens of instruments just goes to how one of a kind he was as a musician.
@@eyvithorgeirsson6028He recorded all the music himself as well as provided backing vocals on his debut album.
He didn't play 20 instruments at THIS LEVEL
There were many great guitarist in my lifetime however NONE that played with such finesse as PRINCE 💜
Prince gives me chills when i watch this. But i gotta give props to the sound engineer, the mix on this is incredible. To be able to hear everyone on that stage and all the vocals live is almost impossible.
Yeah, it’s good work.
Your comment just gave me the chills! You are absolutely correct! You are not supposed to hear the acoustic guitar, so cleanly! Sound engineer did that!
Why cause he was a bit of an og of a guitarist
Winwood is a good guitar player too
He probably meant because the sound from the acoustic guitar wouldn’t usually register very well or prominent in the mix. Nothing against Winwood
The coolest thing in the world is seeing Tom Petty jamming out with Prince. When Prince goes low, Tom goes right there with him. Smiling the whole time.
I wept because Prince and Tom are now dead.❤
Prince ask Tom " keep going " ? They went low and Tom said yes then Prince gave everybody some IJS
I didn't see Tom Petty smile that much; maybe I just need a new phone.. .😂😊
Yes, beautiful moment we now have
RIP Tom Petty and Prince. You touched millions with your music and will touch trillions before it's all said and done.
Idk bout trillions
@@loiceklund6624 Eventually. The world and their music will continue on many, many, many years after we're all dead.
This is literally a tribute to George Harrison and you don't even mention him.
Those killer 💊 use must
And both died by the same tragic cause. Preventable. The world was robbed of so much more greatness!😢
Greatest recognized greatness. Stand back boys and watch me cook. Tom petty is smiling like I'm glad this is live and not in the studio. This was what jam sessions are all about. When it is your turn to cook who will smoke and who will get smoked 😂❤😊
It’s how they hide Prince until the solo that just increases the impact of his incredible talents, and that moment when Dhani Harrison smiles knowing what is about to happen and how we will all be blown away
Such a sweet soul in that moment I feel it was a moment of respect pretty cooll.
That's because all the other musicians heard him in rehearsal and said, "Prince, dude. You've got to go last. No one can follow that..." If you know a guy is about to light the piano on fire make sure it's the end of the show.😂
@@davidleslie1127 love that! I can imagine Killer setting the piano on fire with Jimi burning his guitar, but this time because they saw Prince play play
@@davidleslie1127 I'm not sure if the other guys got to hear this in rehearsal. If I remember the story correctly, Prince was supposed to do a solo midway through the song, but during rehearsal another musician up and decided he himself was going to play all the solos himself and Prince just kind of went along with it. There wasn't going to be another chance for a rehearsal with Prince so the director had a talk with him about what was going to happen and Prince basically told him not to worry about it, that he'll come in at the very end and to just let the other guy do whatever. That's why when he starts his solo during the actual show, he bursts out of nowhere and at times it's almost like he's mocking the other guy. But pretty much leading up to that, only Prince knew what he was going to do.
If we believe the stories (and music stories are inherently unreliable) he didn’t know what was to come. None of them did.
Prince absolutely shredded the solo, chucked his guitar and just bounced. What a legend.
Yes he was truly a legend....
god caught that guitar....or maybe George?
@@jimmyskinnie I think it was his security team the guy that picked him up when he went back into the crowd and pushed him back on stage
He is dearly missed.
Very well said & absolutely true! Prince hit the stage and stole the entire show!
Prince was such a criminally underrated guitarist. I’ve seen this dozens of times and I still get chills. I also love seeing Dhani Harrison geek out while watching him.
Yeah... obviously, Dhani was diggin' it.
yep! mic drop hahahaha LOL no! fuckin guitar throw!
What the fuck are you talking about? He is widely considered one of the greatest ever to pick up the instrument. His ability not only to compose but to play and improvise is fucking legendary.
I Agree.
Prince is hands down the greatest guitarist that ever lived
Prince not only acknowledged every musician on stage with a smile, a nod, a grinted teeth smile (as he plowed through the hard parts), head banging, side stepping...to each of them, regarding their famous stage move. He acknowledged each of them individually in that short set. Then he acknowledged God...as if he knew he was playing one of his final performances before meeting the greats himself.
Today is 06/12/2024 at 2:25 pm and I came here for this numerous time to be lifted by the gift called "Prince". Anyone else just called here today!?!?!?!?!?!
12:12am 6/13 says hi 👋
5:24 am, yo ( '-')/
Wow you’re from the future
Prince is King. Who is the guy that sing the “I don’t know whyyy” part? Good vocals man. That part gets me too
@@flo-calfishing8274Jeff Lynne of ELO
Prince throwing it at the end with zero cares given is one of the most rock'n'roll things I've ever seen on film
I totally agree. I dont know if its true or not but I heard prince had concerns as he thought the chap playing the 1st solo was really good. It was Tom petty who said join in & just "go for it."
That in my eyes makes prince even more remarkable 🎸❤️🙏
I saw 👀 😳 😐 😢 😕 😭 the 💜 😄 ♥️ 😀 😆 🤣 whole thing on TV 📺 🤣 😑 😳 😂 😐 with Prince 🤴 Rogers Nelson!George Harrison's son Dhani Harrison!Steve Winwood and Tom Petty 😀 😄 😆 😉 😳 😑!Prince Rogers Nelson definitely threw his own guitar 🎸 up in the air 😳 😀 👏 🙄 and off the stage 😳 👏 🙄 😀 🤣 👌 like a COOL 😎 😳 👏 👌 🙄 😀 CAT 🐈 😻 🐈⬛️ 😀 😄 ❤️ MEOW 🐈 😻 🐈⬛️ 😳 👏 🙄!
Yes, so much could have gone wrong in that performance - and would have been quite embarrassing if it did - but he nailed it. Top drawer stuff from Prince.
The same Roadie that's tasked with holding him when he leans back in the crowd is also tasked with catching his guitar when he throws it at the end there was no chance of that antique Telecaster hitting the floor
@@jeanbaumgartner4052 your comment gave me brain cancer, thanks
Wanna know what I see? Prince didn’t reherse with the band because all he needed was the chords. Dhani cues Prince for the entrance, and Tom Petty conducts, letting Prince know when to cut loose and when to pull back. Prince tosses guitar at the end not in vanity, but respect for George Harrison being inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He had his fun playing and didn’t need the glory on George’s night. That’s what I saw. I could never watch this enough.
In the days after Prince died, the New York Times ran an article about the performance in which Petty and others who performed with Prince that night shared their memories. According to the paper, the show’s producer, Joel Gallen, asked Prince to play the song’s solos, since he was there to be inducted anyway. But during rehearsals, Marc Mann, who plays guitar with Lynne, took over, knocking out a note-perfect recreation of Eric Clapton’s original mid-song solo. “And we get to the big end-solo,” Gallen says, “and Prince again steps forward to go into the solo, and this guy starts playing that solo, too!”
There wasn’t time to get it right, but Prince assured Gallen everything would be fine at the performance. He told the producer to let Mann take the first solo, and he would perform the extended outro solo. “They never rehearsed it, really,” Gallen says. “Never really showed us what he was going to do, and he left, basically telling me, the producer of the show, not to worry.
“And the rest is history. It became one of the most satisfying musical moments in my history of watching and producing live music.”
Though Prince is onstage the entire time, he stands off to the side until the end, when he takes center stage. From that point on, the show is entirely his. His slick stage move at 4:43 and his guitar face at 5:05 are as enjoyable as anything he plays...and he plays up a storm. The smile on the face of Dhani Harrison-George Harrison’s son, who plays acoustic guitar on the number-shows how much he was enjoying Prince’s star-turn on his father’s song.
“You see me nodding at him, to say, ‘Go on, go on,' " Petty said. “I remember I leaned out at him at one point and gave him a ‘This is going great!’ kind of look.
“He just burned it up. You could feel the electricity of ‘something really big’s going down here.’”
www.guitarplayer.com/players/tom-petty-and-others-tell-the-story-behind-princes-while-my-guitar-gently-weeps-solo
Both these comments are really underrated in this comment section. 🫡👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I said the same thing because the others looked at what Prince was doing! LORDT I wish he had performed a little longer❤
@@Mrs.4evaGloriousTodd yes! Tom should've let him keep cooking 💜🕊️🎸
"...respect for George Harrison being inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."
That's always been my take. A whole lot of people get pissy and say, "Prince tried to make it all about him." No. Prince grew up on the Beatles just as I did. This was him saying, "Thank you, George. Your music helped make me who and what I am. I'm going to give it everything I've got, gonna let it ALL hang out, for you." Magnificent.
I’ve been coming back to this performance for 20 years and now my 11-year-old guitar playing daughter Officially understand why the Beatles, prince, Tom Petty, etc were geniuses
What is also cool about Prince's solo here is that he is constantly checking in with Petty so as not to stomp on the vocals. Great musicianship and sensitivity to the song. And Dhani is digging it!
Great point dude
Tru dat
@@meagainokay7673 I like your point. Its not like he just showed up a winged it. I like the fact that Prince was a diva but showed his respect for the Man? Or his music. That was a claa act on his part. In 1983 i saw a part of the ARMS concerts for Ronnie Lane. 1st set had watts. Cocker. Clapton and Beck. Never new about becks music. Him and clapton went back an forth with the lead. 2d set was page. Paul brown an a heavy metal set. Ok. Then 3rd set all came out did 4 yardbirds songs. Then went into cream classics. White room. Crossroads. Strange brew. Tales of brave ullysses. I feel free. Page was a bystander. Clapton and Beck were impressive with their back an forth lead playing. 40 years ago. I didnt even realize what a show it was.
@@meagainokay7673 It is easy to go long with popular opinion here. I think Prince was a very good lead guitarist, not great like Hendrix who shaped a style some of which can be heard in Prince's solo. I am not sure if you play guitar or not, I do. I can tell you that it is hard to drop in like he did and perform well. All I ever wanted to be was a lead guitarist because it is possibly the best example of living in the moment and making it mean something. It is what jamming is all about and I appreciate his ability and willingness to do so on a big stage. He in many ways embodied live performance by "real musicians' as he put it no matter the outcome. The break has a few very good moments and mostly is fitting to the song, like starting around 5:06. It is not the best lead break ever however and I know if he were here today he would say the same thing.
@@meagainokay7673 Appreciate the link. If pull offs and arpeggios that never end is your thing then I guess it is okay. There are really two distinct lead playing styles out there: Ones that show off a player's proficiency and others that are from the heart. I prefer the latter. Not to say his lead break is bad. Note that he plays the same licks over at times however. No matter the complication, this a very taboo thing to do on a lead break. But even Prince does the same thing in places. So a technically proficient solo that lacks heart on a song that demands it is my take. I am not terribly impressed with either and I think I can do just as good or better in a particular moment, not to sound egotistical.
I came here JUST to hear this solo again. Fantastic.
Same!
Me too ….a 70 year old granny from England ❤
Same… plus the entire performance. The original video is the most viewed on the R&RHOF TH-cam channel for good reason!
@@MaryBoyle-e4r you’ve been around since the beginning of the Beatles. I’m jealous!
@@polytheneprentiss1534 Yep me too matey.
I love that they just let PRINCE "COOK"... he kept looking over for the go-ahead, and they said with facial expressions "COOK-PRINCE-COOK"... INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE BY ALL OF THEM....
Spot on my man 😅
💯
And he just kept going 🙏🏻
Exactly.. they knew when Prince took over the show was really on!
I have now watched this video 1 million times. I cannot get over how fantastic Prince was and how accommodating the rest of the band was when he started his solo. Unbelievable. The entire show was mind-blowing. I can't quit watching this
The NY Times did a story about this performance shortly after Prince's death, and there was a great quote from Petty in it referring to the smiles he and Prince exchanged on stage during his solo.
“You see me nodding at him, to say, ‘Go on, go on,’” Petty said. “I remember I leaned out at him at one point and gave him a ‘This is going great!’ kind of look.
“He just burned it up. You could feel the electricity of ‘something really big’s going down here.’”
Wow. The only (and last) time you see PRINCE and TOM play together. Rip, guys.💜🕊️
@joiisler8986 Have mercy!! We can't keep them forever but we have these great memories.
@@TallDocK I didn’t say we Could.
But I think Most of us would like to live longer than they did.
Just saying.
I am crying watching this video knowing Tom and Prince are not here anymore. Rest in peace in paradise. 😢
just so so very sad isn't it. There are a few moments where Tom looked at Prince and smiled. So sad. Drugs are no joke.
@@takesixx6 Their drugs were medicine against pain. No „normal“ drugs.
And George Harrison 😊
@@karmasnan yes of course. But not only him.
They’re All up there jamming man 🎸
The solo Prince plays has got to be hands down one of the greatest guitar solos in the history of rock. I get chills every time I hear it. I just went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and they have you watch this 15 minute video of HoF performances over the years. The last 4 minutes is Prince stealing the show. Brought tears to my eyes, especially how we don't have Prince, George Harrison, or Tom Petty anymore.
No. It is not.
I'm not a Prince fan - far from it even. But what he does here is excellent, not only the guitar part, but the "completely fitting in". He's clearly there to have good clean fun, no star stuff, just jamming with the guys & having a great time. Too bad we rarely saw this side of him, cuz it really really drives him to a completely new level. At times he even looks like he surprises himself, when he notices how well everything he does (even that one low part where he clearly expected a couple of clashing dissonants as a result, his face totally betrays him there) blends perfectly with everything else.
We don't but their music lives on. They were never coming to your house for dinner...just sayin
@@mj2you22 Obviously I mean in terms of future performances and new music. 🤷♂️
Me too!
✌🏻🧡🩷💚💙🌳. It was a good move to invite Prince to play that part. It has gone down in to history.Beautiful memories we can all watch over and over.🙏🏻