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I just realized that this song sounds a lot like Birthday.
TheFpuff 3 months ago
Beatles did this on Live At the BBC.
TheFpuff 3 months ago
heres a better version of this song, with all the same people too, they cut the jam out on this song, oh wow it was unreal too, Townsend goes nuts on stage jumping around and he's blowed out and everyone get out of his way and they are all watching him, oh wow its unreal, I'd pay to see that part, its a real shame thats cut out on this video, I seen it back and probably 1980 and I never forgot this song they way they did it then, incrediable awesome. great musicians and Townsend too.
freddyhopes 11 months ago
Pete looks like Psycho!
ralgarte 1 year ago 3
3:26 that guy has pauls hofner
beatlefan247 1 year ago
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beatlefan247 1 year ago
It's a great vocal from Paul here. @4FabBEATLES no, Freddie didn't die until 1991, this concert was 1979
dfarmbrough 1 year ago
@dfarmbrough oh - I guess WIkipedia is wrong then- never thought about that
4FabBEATLES 1 year ago
@4FabBEATLES Wikipedia is occasionally wrong, but it's very unusual. In this case, it isn't wrong, it confirms this concert as being 1979 and Freddie Mercury as having died in 1991.
dfarmbrough 1 year ago
Pete staring at Paul at 2:42-2:45 is funny LoL.
wilsondylanmccartney 1 year ago
Grande Paul!!!! Aguante Little Richard
DarioElLoco22 3 years ago
No Freddie Mercury, no Robert Plant wtf Paul McCartney?
m86ichael 3 years ago
Not Gilmour too.. if this concert included these ones, could be one of the best in history!
albpaccino07 3 years ago
because neither Freddie or Plant couldn't do what Paul can with his voice.
brzokucam 2 years ago
he chose only the good musicians.
scarletspidey5 2 years ago
@m86ichael Paul was going ot have Freddie play--but Freddie died before this was performed sadly..so he couldn't play if he was dead
4FabBEATLES 1 year ago
I love the way Billy Connolly introduces them. I remember this! "Give them a welcome for UNICEF!" Great concert for a great cause.
poughkeepsiejohn 3 years ago
If I would have known Billy Connolly was the compere I would have been here sooner!! Of course, it's such a sedate version of this tune. Talk about a Wall Of Sound
teenonator 3 years ago