Roger McGuinn sings "Turn Turn Turn" at Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Celebration -

[ninenine909]

lol. George Harrison and Ringo Starr playing guitars by Rogers's side...

[ejectorerector]

is that john mccain in the background in a red vest

[jemdad99]

A beautiful song written by a great American. I'm so glad that Pete got to experience this tribute.

[Suzywriter]

This was such a wonderful surprise...Roger McGuinn was not named on the bill, so no one expected him to appear. Ben Bridwell and Tyler Ramsey opened this song without identifying it clearly so that the audience could enjoy the moment of McGuinn sweeping onto the stage and strapping on his 12-string. Ramsey and Bridwell did an outstanding job of keeping the music flowing without spoiling the treat. Thank you so much.

[Byrds1967]

Looks like the solo got buried on this take. Great performance.

[hoppuss44]

and again the ric is not mixed loud enough!

[lynchzilla]

Looks like he didn't attempt the usual guitar solo for this song. Note that McGuinn has a capo on the first fret. He normally down-tunes his 12-string to E-flat and he probably had to capo it up one note to match all the other instruments. My guess is that he didn't want to make any mistakes and played it a bit careful on the solo part. Sounded good in any case!

[macaibhistin]

Sounds great. His band mates look like they are from an early 1970s incarnation of the Byrds. I agree, though, would have been nice for Hillman and Crosby to be there.

[kyante4giants]

i wish david crosby and chris hillman performed with him

[HRSloopClearwater]

The "other two guitar players" are Ben Bridwell and Tyler Ramsey of Band of Horses.

[Dykesi662]

saw Roger at Pocklington arts centre he was magical see him if you can he's at Glasto 2009

[OropherThranduil]

@Dykesi662

yeah, saw him last year in cologne germany, was his 67th birthday, his solo shows are magical, just him, his voice and his 2 guitars.

[lovetoad25]

WOW!

What an inspiration!

This brings back so many memories

[vanorbitson]

!°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°Gr00vY­°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°!

[tigerpilot32p]

Roger was a hit! I don't even believe he was listed on the bill. He was over in the corner in black, in the dark. From the first chord there was no question as to who the mystery player was. There is no mistaking the double compressed 12 string Ric. A GREAT evening.

[alekod]

Does anybody know if there is a full recording of this"

[luvindmb1]

holy sheet..does this song bring back many many memories...LOVED the Byrds

[tryintokeepup]

Thank you for a really good video. What a night. mwill don't think you know who those "other guitar players "are. I believe the PBS film will show their talent . Arrangeing the sound in MSG has to be a nightmare, soulindiane did really well though. In the meantime check them out, I think you will be impressed, we were.

[kerpital]

What happened during the solo? Looks like he lost his sound or something.

[sandypepe]

Thanks...!

[4thTimeAround]

Great!

Roger has looked after his voice - hard to believe he will be 67 this year!

Thanks for sharing.

[mwill210]

too bad he was rushing so badly. no help from the other guitar players. They were worthless, horrible.

[soulindiane]

Thanks! I felt honored to be there.

[mamame15]

Thank you for posting. The concert was wonderful! It's great to be able to relive it.

[nancyalis]

Thank you so much !!

[gladyrenee]

All I can say is "WOW".......

[kvalois]

Thanks for posting!!!!

[bakedbadds]

Thanks for the video! What I wouldn't give to have been there...