The RnR Hall of Fame performance of While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Harrison's son that Prince shreds guitar on.
Also like the Kennedy Center Honors of Led Zeppelin.
Yeah, they are covers but I like them
Your favorite live performances on YouTube?
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The RnR Hall of Fame performance of While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Harrison's son that Prince shreds guitar on.
Also like the Kennedy Center Honors of Led Zeppelin.
Yeah, they are covers but I like them
Looked to me like all he was saying was the video sucked bc it was a past their prime Floyd and also a version of Floyd that wasn't the original lineup.
Queen's iconic performance at Live Aid. This is how you own a crowd completely in under half an hour.
Jack White shredding on one of my favorite guitar songs.
Jack White shredding on one of my favorite guitar songs.
rock
The Thompson men and John Sebastian -- Price of Love
The Everly Brothers, Mark Knopfler, and Chet Atkins -- Why Worry
Charlie Watts and the A,B,C,D of Boogie
Rolling Stones in 1972 xxhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P98bUeBvcO8 (remove xx
Maria McKee (in her granny dress) and Lone Justice -- I Found Love (don't watch if you've got a heart condition)
Moby Grape on Mike Douglas
Johnny Winter -- Jumpin Jack Flash
NRBQ -- Rocket in My Pocket
Jeff Beck on Jools Holland -- Drown in My Own Tears
Jerry Lee Lewis on Steve Allen (Lewis looks like Reddy Kilowatt and plays like it, too)
jazz
Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson (Hanover 1972)
Wynton Marsalis and Doc Cheatham A Kiss to Build a Dream On (Doc's around 90 ... still playing clarion trumpet, as they say)
Benny Carter, in "I Cant Get Started", Live Concert, London, 1966
Fats Waller and His Rhythm Live in 1938
misc
Mary Black Live No Frontiers
Transatlantic Sessions
The Thompson men and John Sebastian -- Price of Love
The Everly Brothers, Mark Knopfler, and Chet Atkins -- Why Worry
Charlie Watts and the A,B,C,D of Boogie
Rolling Stones in 1972 xxhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P98bUeBvcO8 (remove xx
Maria McKee (in her granny dress) and Lone Justice -- I Found Love (don't watch if you've got a heart condition)
Moby Grape on Mike Douglas
Johnny Winter -- Jumpin Jack Flash
NRBQ -- Rocket in My Pocket
Jeff Beck on Jools Holland -- Drown in My Own Tears
Jerry Lee Lewis on Steve Allen (Lewis looks like Reddy Kilowatt and plays like it, too)
jazz
Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson (Hanover 1972)
Wynton Marsalis and Doc Cheatham A Kiss to Build a Dream On (Doc's around 90 ... still playing clarion trumpet, as they say)
Benny Carter, in "I Cant Get Started", Live Concert, London, 1966
Fats Waller and His Rhythm Live in 1938
misc
Mary Black Live No Frontiers
Transatlantic Sessions
I forgot about this! I remember watching and they blew everybody else off the stage! Have tickets to see them next month at the Yum center. Only hope they are just as good.
All My Friends - LCD Soundsystem. So glad they're getting back together.
Testify - RATM. From the best concert ever.
Burning Down the House - Walk the Moon. One of the best, most energetic live covers I've ever seen.
With or Without You - U2. Not the best performance, but what an alpha move pulling the fan out of the crowd, laying together, and singing this directly to her. Really cool moment.
Black Skinhead - Kanye West. This is one of my all-time favorite SNL performances. Shocking, full of emotion. God this good.
Testify - RATM. From the best concert ever.
Burning Down the House - Walk the Moon. One of the best, most energetic live covers I've ever seen.
With or Without You - U2. Not the best performance, but what an alpha move pulling the fan out of the crowd, laying together, and singing this directly to her. Really cool moment.
Black Skinhead - Kanye West. This is one of my all-time favorite SNL performances. Shocking, full of emotion. God this good.
This version of the Allman Brothers Band is the best collection of musicians since the original Allman Brothers Band lineup. Truth be told, this lineup is better.
This is one badass jam band.
This is one badass jam band.
One of my favorite live YouTube performances involved a woman who made a video of herself having fun at the Oregon State school library. Sandra Sutherland AKA "Library Girl".
http://www.dailydot.com/lifestyle/kendra-sunderland-oregon-state-library-girl/
http://www.dailydot.com/lifestyle/kendra-sunderland-oregon-state-library-girl/
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I think this is live. Merle Travis and Chet Atkins... a little bit of tom foolery at the start. There are other duets with Atkins playing this with Mark Knopfler where Atkins takes the Travis role. I think this is better.
and two late greats... (some great classic americana at 20:30;but of course, its all good :smiley
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Going back over this thread, and viewing stuff I haven't seen, has taken about 2 hours of my life. What a glorious way to spend 2 hours. :sunglasses:
Edit: I'm adding another live vid because I plan to trek to Louisville on March 4th to see them at Headliners. They are from Austin and I've heard good things so I'm a' going. As for you young folks, take it from someone from the era of arena giants, go see every show you can, you'll be glad you did.
Edit: I'm adding another live vid because I plan to trek to Louisville on March 4th to see them at Headliners. They are from Austin and I've heard good things so I'm a' going. As for you young folks, take it from someone from the era of arena giants, go see every show you can, you'll be glad you did.
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Res-ur-ected!Going back over this thread, and viewing stuff I haven't seen, has taken about 2 hours of my life. What a glorious way to spend 2 hours. :sunglasses:
Edit: I'm adding another live vid because I plan to trek to Louisville on March 4th to see them at Headliners. They are from Austin and I've heard good things so I'm a' going. As for you young folks, take it from someone from the era of arena giants, go see every show you can, you'll be glad you did.
Just got back from seeing the Heartless Bastards and wanted to tell folks they're scheduled to be at Forecastle this year. I know several on here go and, I'm not an outdoor festival guy, I may have to go see them again. Good to see great musicians do their thing.