5.25pm
Reviewers
17 December 2012
One of my favourite concert videos, and a terrific tribute.
You can tell it was all people George knew and loved. Really the only person missing was Bob.
I loved the Brown’s performances. Sam’s powerhouse Horse to the Water with Jools. God ! The lady has one helluva voice. And Joe’s I’ll See You in My Dreams. Impossible not to shed a tear in!
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9.47pm
17 January 2013
I should edit my first post because it doesn’t make as much sense now..
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
9.50pm
3 May 2012
11.59pm
17 January 2013
fabfouremily said
^ Well that’s why I explained what I’d done, so you wouldn’t have to. No worries if you want to anyway, though.
Right. I’ll keep it then. Plus there would be the effort involved…
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
2.56am
18 April 2013
5.49am
8 November 2012
I first saw it when it was streamed for free last year on YouTube for the 11th anniversary of George’s death. That was the first time I’d heard anything from “All Things Must Pass ” other than “My Sweet Lord .” I was immediately struck by “Isn’t It A Pity ” and, of course, “Beware Of Darkness .” And I remember asking a classmate “where have these songs been all my life?!”
The whole concert was so beautiful. It’s definitely on my list of one-day-to-owns.
parlance
8.41am
Members
18 March 2013
^ Same here, first saw it last year and the DVD is hidden somewhere in the house (for Christmas)
I can’t even get through the first 10 seconds without welling up :/ “One year to the day” and the tears start rolling :'(
Any-hoo brilliant concert and I agree with Sam Brown’s performance being the best she blew everyone else out of the water!
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9.45am
18 October 2013
I thought her dad Joe Brown did pretty well.
I remember thinking NOOOOOO! They can’t let him finish the show! They must have something better than that to pull out. And here’s Joe with a ukelele……..
And then………..gentle musical magic. “I’ll see you in my Dreams”
I’d never played a Uke but I had one the next day……… and had the song off a couple of days later.
10.04am
Reviewers
29 August 2013
AppleScruffJunior said
^ Same here, first saw it last year and the DVD is hidden somewhere in the house (for Christmas)
I can’t even get through the first 10 seconds without welling up :/ “One year to the day” and the tears start rolling :'(Any-hoo brilliant concert and I agree with Sam Brown’s performance being the best she blew everyone else out of the water!
Not for me – I thought she was OK but liked a lot of other performances better.
[EDIT] Oh, and if you happen to like her performance, watch out, I think the CD doesn’t have it.
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12.53pm
3 May 2012
1.38pm
8 November 2012
Does anyone know why it was omitted from the CD? I thought that was strange.
I think my favorite performances are “All Things Must Pass ” and Billy Preston on “Isn’t It A Pity .”
As a side note, it kind of amuses me that the guitar Dhani plays seems almost as big as he.
parlance
4.06am
18 April 2013
Oh my God , I cried for like 2 1/2 hours. Imagine watching Living In The Material World and then this back to back. You’d be dead.
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4.48am
Reviewers
29 August 2013
Expert Textpert said
Oh my God , I cried for like 2 1/2 hours. Imagine watching Living In The Material World and then this back to back. You’d be dead.
You would – and thanks for the warning
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6.08am
18 October 2013
5.30pm
22 December 2013
Thought I’d give this thread a friendly bump for some may not have checked this out yet, and the holidays are about paying tribute to those who are no longer with us, right? Agree wholeheartedly with pretty much everything said here, the only thing better than this would be a bonafide Beatles Reunion itself. I had a Sitar years ago, but unfortunately I live in the climate of a temperate rainforest and it soon began to warp within the first six months that my friend brought it back from India, eventhough it was kept in a hardshell case. It’s a very fragile instrument that was designed for a very dry climate for those thinking of picking one up, keep this in mind and take extra care to keep it dry (I wish I would’ve).
From start to finish (although I must confess that I usually skip the Intermission) this is a first rate music experience, even those who’ve been lukewarm to Indian Ragas in the past will likely be moved by what’s presented here, which was composed especially for the occasion by Ravi Shankar himself. For me, the highlights are too numerous to mention, so I’ll have to make it a toss-up between ‘Isn’t It A Pity ‘ & ‘All Things Must Pass ‘. Quite simply, one of the greatest concerts ever, period…:-)
10.23pm
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18 March 2013
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12.34am
Reviewers
29 August 2013
robert said
After hearing Joe Brown play “I’ll See You In My Dreams” I told my wife I wanted that song played at my funeral. She replied, “I’m ready when you are.” true story.
Ha ha – I won’t mention this post to my wife – might give her ideas
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20 August 2013
trcanberra said
robert said
After hearing Joe Brown play “I’ll See You In My Dreams” I told my wife I wanted that song played at my funeral. She replied, “I’m ready when you are.” true story.Ha ha – I won’t mention this post to my wife – might give her ideas
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