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Brings back a ton of memories.

paul1961ist 1 week ago

Only performer to do what he did. Perform at Wembley and then go to Philly

Wojo8888 4 months ago

You gotta love everybody doing the drum hit even though he's just got the piano.

jaqqqqqqattack 5 months ago

The crowd just made it obvious this man was one of the hottest names in the 80's and of the event...

NoNameAvailable875 5 months ago

THE MOST AMAZING moment of Live Aid!!!

mrsfineanddandy 6 months ago

I'm nineteen years old and come from sweaden, I would give up my soul to be there in that rare moment.

adaa91xD 10 months ago 2

Remember when we actually gave a damn?

bbcanuck 1 year ago

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@bbcanuck Many human beings still do give a damn.

Zooomabooma 8 months ago

great man, great song.

dreamaydancer 1 year ago

@ClaptonBoy99 Sorry, I goofed. Some unknown named Bernard Watson was the opening act followed by Joan Baez not Judy Collins.

RMoribayashi 1 year ago

@ClaptonBoy99 Judy Collins opened Live Aid in Philadelphia (If I remember correctly) I was a bit late (It took forever to get inside) and I could hear her singing as I got in. JFK was a monster of an old stadium. A wave (remember the wave) would take minutes to go around, if it didn't die out first. Two things I remember beside the music were girls in the men's room (their line was too long) and every tiny cloud would get attention as everyone prayed they would get the 20 seconds of relief.

RMoribayashi 1 year ago

@RMoribayashi i was there too and i remember a bit different. does not mean i am right though - LOL. i thought Joan Baez opened it up in Phila and said "Children of the '80's this is your Woodstock!" then Phila band The Hooters played. i have not seen the Phila beginning on here, and it was 25+ years ago. i was on floor in front of big screen, got to JFK overnite. amazing amazing time! if anyone can shed light on opening please do so

eatpigsnot 1 year ago

@eatpigsnot Wikipedia has the entire set list including some unknown named Bernard Watson as the opening act, but you're right, it was Joan who followed. I always get Joan & Judy mixed up. She was singing Amazing Grace. You were lucky, my brother & I were stuck in the back. Just before CSN&Y there was link to Russia for a band called Autograph. Everybody in JFK booed during both of their songs.

RMoribayashi 1 year ago

He's just amazing. It's impossible not to love him ;)

etopiryna 1 year ago

My hero: Phil. Best drummer in the world, no nonsense.

draadjesvlees 1 year ago 2

Rumor has it, Phil was on coke during his flight from England to Philly.....doesn't matter, this was defintley one of his best performances ever, wish I could have been old enough to be there, was only 15 minutes away from JFK with the Vet, Spectrum in to the right.

T81PA 1 year ago

@T81PA Sure during the making of the Band Aid video in 84. Status Quo brought a bag of coke and passed it around. The artists were all wired by the end of the day.

northernsoul44 1 year ago