Traveling Wilburys release new compilation on RHINO

The Traveling Wilburys release a new compilation nearly after 20 years. It also contains some unreleased tracks and rare home movies. Report by CNN's Denise Quan. Edited by veteran and award-winning editor Ernie Muraoka.

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[SilverTounge85]

R.I.P George and Roy. :(

[sgor727]

Remember how milli vanilli (gag) won record of the year over "Handle With Care". Shows how much Grammy's suck.

[EmilBock]

@dilwich123 there's always christian bale and ryan giggs as your number 2 and 3 exports ;)

[theart1rm]

I haven't seen this video and that is exactly what I said. George went to Tom's house to get his guitar because he left one here so he didn't have to bring it back and forth from England. I won't say I told you so, but I did - that being to the person out their who said I didn't know what I was talking about. Ha. I was right.

[SgtCrom]

@dilwich123, LOL!!! (good one)

[dilwich123]

@SgtCrom Im actually Welsh so im in no position to judge anyone.....We like Mountains & Sheep and a male voice choir and we have given the World Sir Tom Jones and thats about it really. :-(

[dilwich123]

@SgtCrom Well im sorry to correct you my learned friend but Gun Hoe is an American invention which is a Garden tool that has been used for years to shoot at the neighbours.

[SgtCrom]

@dilwich123, America was indeed an English colony populated by English, Scots, Irish and Welsh. But that's not all, we've got PLENTY of people here now from EVERY country in the world and they ALL add their own languages and cultures to the mix (at least that's how it's supposed to work). Thank God the "bastardised" English of America is more receptive to different words and ideas than yours you rigid prick.

This is all in good fun, btw, feel free to use your mastery of English to retaliate.

[SgtCrom]

@dilwich123, you didn't realize you were arguing about English with a linguist. "Gun Hoe" is actually "gung ho". It's Chinese, it means "work together" (a term popularized by U.S. Marines stationed in China during the time of Sun Yat Sen). You're acting as if English were something carved in stone when it's a living language that changes and adapts to the needs of its users over time. The British English of today is a bit different than modern American English. You don't like. I don't care. GFY.

[dilwich123]

@SgtCrom Well my aggressive little American friend - Jeff Lynne is British he's from Birmingham or as you Gun-Hoe Americans would say BIRM-ING-HAM (wrong again).English is our beutiful language and our gift to the World however Americans have bastardised it.And the great old USA has ruined so many English words by spelling them phonetically because there easier to learn that way.......Cheers my friend ;)

BRITAIN - 1

AMERICA - 0

[SgtCrom]

@dilwich123, screw you, lime pirate! (Just kidding) But seriously, aren't all the Wilburys, except for George, American?

Why, when you come to bury Caesar, do you Brit isles dingus types say that you've "b'ry" Caesar? Oh, you don't, you say?!?

When we say "bury" we pronounce it as two syllables, just like it's fucking spelled. It's you numbpeckers who clip and abbreviate everything (ever listen to a Cockney, where's the fucking leading consonants?).

Hint to Brits: Look at the spelling. Duh.

[Monkofmagnesia]

@777jonah888, I stand corrected. It was probably Paul and Mick Jagger.