Colin Hay "Photograph" - Happy 80th Birthday, Ringo!

[@garydmercer]

Love Colin's voice. What a great cover of Ringo's song. Wow.

[@TheBigO-k6g]

Colin Hay just gets better and better with age, like fine wine. What a talent.

[@dazd8306]

True

[@DrDan69]

Very true - such a warm and comforting voice.

[@kathytrembath5748]

I don't know why but the female back up singer fills me with joy. She looks like she's having the best time

[@graemejwsmith]

Cecilia Noël is married to him.

[@denisrichardson3260]

@@graemejwsmith lucky man!

[@steveaustin6467]

ladies and gentlemen the fabulous Mr. Colin Hay........

[@Local1Laborer]

Give this guy some credit where credit is due. Colin Hay for the Rock n Roll hall of fame

[@paulsavage5422]

2nd that! Colin is awesome, he gets better with age!

[@margovallen]

R&RHOF is shit. Its almost like they'll induct anyone into the R&RHOF. Many greats in it.. but, many crappys, too. Many aren't even R & R.

[@haybill3000]

@@margovallen e.g. Devo!

[@gm9162]

Absolutely. He deserves it.

[@williamlangan5902]

@@margovallen , anyone except the people who really belong. Rappers and pop "icons" get in before Men At Work, go figure.

[@miguelangelschad4851]

Colin Hay,the great australian mucisian still sharing his talent,I grew up in México City listening to great bands like "Men at work",many greetings from México

[@Ojisan642]

When your insomnia is rewarded by a backyard Colin Hay jam 😌

[@luciustitius]

Not bad with a nice cup of tea in the morning either😄

[@mimiDchi]

Indeed. A very fine reward 👌

[@ariesmorrison123]

OmG! Me too lol it’s 6am and I didn’t sleep either 😻😻😻😆😆😆😆 #PeaceAndLove

[@IMMACUTMAN]

Currently watching this at 3am on my night shift lol

[@rodneycaupp5962]

Insomnia ? My dog said "it's 3:40 AM and time to get up". NOW, She's back in the bedroom snoring and I'm on the internet wishing I were asleep. What a great jam though.

[@unclerudy9797]

Thank You Colin! Wonderful Rendition... Happy 80th Richard Starkey !

[@alexbizz]

Happy Birthday Richard Starkey!

[@kimhardin9747]

I think everyone knows Ringo's real name you're not some wiz.

[@darrinbaker00]

That's SIR Richard Starkey!

[@GaryPMMBourne]

I met Colin in the late 80's in Port Douglas night club, he was there with Pat Cash, and I was the DJ at the club called Silvers...... he introduced himself (as if I didn't know who he was) what an incredibly modest man........ God be with you Colin.

[@daviddanser7801]

This song is fantastic! Colin Hay is awesome, and I love men at work 😎

[@1987lind]

Whats the name of this song?

[@captainwalrusbeard3793]

Johan Lind it’s Ringo Starr’s song Photogragh - written by George Harrison and Ringo from his 1973 album Ringo. Colin Hay was a mate having played in Ringo’s All Starr Band.

[@lelleithmurray235]

Can we just take a moment to give props to the guy in the back playing guitar?

[@downsphile]

Yes, great guitarist.

[@scottlafleur4148]

San Miguel Perez

[@pointillist]

un tres cubano

[@333daveh5]

Lelleith Murray never mind the guitarist - what about the hot lady dancer!

[@iwct]

333DaveH I believe that’s Colin’s wife 😊

[@barrysisk4207]

Loved him from the very first Men at Work album….Brilliant, humble guy

[@levinton1]

Ok Ringo is the best! Colin Hay has great taste, choosing an accompaniment on the Tres, and his wonderful wife, and he is flawless! Now go and listen to Ringo sing “I get high with a little help from my friends” the best Beatles moment, period!

[@petertorrey236]

Can REALLY hear George's " sound" in this song. Would of been a hit for any of the Beatles. I seriously LOVE their music and miss that " sound".

[@KlausSgroi]

I can hear that "George sound" in both this and It Don't Come Easy.

[@gregorybrown3529]

That's True... Good Point! That is the sound. ✌🌞

[@alwaysonline66]

It's uplifting, even when the lyrics tell a sad story. That's the George sound. Positivity coming through.

[@scottlloyd9558]

Would have been

[@MyCleverHandle]

@@KlausSgroi Also "All Things Must Pass". Classic, could only be, George.

[@ern.col.1588]

just beautiful. love colin. love ringo. love life.

[@whitemellon]

Colin can take anyone's song and make it his own. He never ceases to amaze me. Happy birthday Ringo, thanks for all the wonderful memories.

[@johnrine9671]

Awesome Colin, happy belated birthday Ringo.

[@JStarStar00]

George/Ringo's best song; stands right up with John/Paul's.

[@CMZIEBARTH]

Could/should count as a Beatles song.

[@donna25871]

CMZIEBARTH why should it be - the song wasn’t written while the band was together.

[@donna25871]

JStarStar00 nice song but hardly a masterpiece that the best Lennon and McCartney songs were.

[@arnesaknussemm2427]

Donna Cianciosi In my opinion it is. Wonderful song.

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Not a patch on John and Paul but a good song

[@maggiestrasser9815]

Happy 83rd!!

[@collinsbueno4784]

1973, I was 18 and I was the king of the World, this song made me feel so full of energy and happiness, to this momento in my life of a 65 year old man I still remember the spot in the Road between Mexicali and Tecate where I heard Photograph for the first time, we travel the same Road every weekend and my wife is so tired to heard my story over and over about this song I still have the feeling in my mind. Feliz cumpleaños Ringo.. (the name of my first german sheaherd)

[@bolwell]

Like Joe Camilleri, Colin is still just so bloody good to listen to.

[@mirrortime]

Perfect in every way. It's so awesome that Ringo & George wrote this together.

[@jackchurch7443]

Happy birthday, Ringo! Thanks, Colin - and friends.

[@DerekHerbst747]

Happy Birthday to the one and only Ringo, and thanks to Colin for your great content!!

[@mariamcdermott4159]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RINGO

[@pattyoneill6724]

Love Colin Hay would love to see him live !

[@lauder64]

Thx you, very and very good unplugged version, I like it like that...!!! From: Caracas, Venezuela, South America.

[@martin48ish]

Like fine wine my friend just keeps getting better.

[@Baci302]

Simply beautiful. Thanks Colin!

[@johndelucchi719]

Colin never seizes to amaze. And a fine tribute to a man whose carryed the message of peace and love like a champion into the 21st century.

[@mitchellkaye9619]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you all.

[@markmacdonald8512]

Ringo doesn't just look much younger, he acts younger too. I saw him and Colin with the All Starr Band and Ringo jumped around like a 20's year old.

[@swhite1702]

He's apparently a very strict vegan, just eats broccoli mainly. Seems to work!

[@joesmusic7143]

Colin hay!!!! Fantastic version!!! Cecelia and San Miguel are just fantastic, too!!!!

[@meninatym435]

Before Men At Work, there was Colin. During Men At Work, there was Colin. After Men At Work, there was Colin.

[@ellenbacklin]

Great to see you last summer with Ringo

[@TheGrouch2000]

Well done Colin. Nice back up playing & harmonies! Happy birthday Ringo & lets not forget George for writing this beautiful track!

[@markjusticevipond6642]

A+++ Gold Star 3 Cheers for Ringo! Bravo!

[@shawnarcher7157]

Jesus Christ this is a TRUE LEGEND!!I know my chance of ever meeting him is slim to nothing!!!Just know I’m a black guy from Atlanta Georgia and God knows I REALLY THINK 🤔 YOUR AWESOME 😎

[@iamseanfire]

Simply amazing. What a stunning rendition! Bravo! Bravo!

[@paulaaubin4987]

I will remember 7-7-2020 the rest of my life. I hope it was as beautiful for you Ringo as it was for all of us who had the pleasure of listening. Big props to you. And to receive a birthday wish from the Astronauts in the Space Station in outer space. I believe you were sincerely touched by their effort and the fact that you have a first in the universe and outer space. What beautiful memories of your 8th decade of your blessed birthday wishes and party. God Bless you Sir Ringo and may your light continue to shine for years and decades to come. The very best drummer in the world and universe.✌️n❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️n🎶😘🤘😎. Thanks Colin your a beautiful soul and friend.

[@mamabuenamamabuena]

I LOVE THAT SONG...❤

[@GaryC4221]

Colin Hay made an appearance at the "Rhythm & Roots" festival in Bristol Va./Tn. several years ago. His performance was one of the most memorable I've seen there...and I've been to all twenty years worth. He is the definition of a "traveling troubadour".

[@micchaelfearn5163]

Ringo 80, he looks good, nice one! !!! 😉

[@flouisbailey]

Can’t believe this is the backyard version, fabulous. When is the album coming out, vinyl please. Happy birthday Ringo.

[@powerpopaholic876]

It’s not. At 0:54, there are at least three people singing that you can hear, but visually you only see two people singing. This is like a music video. They record the music first, then they go out and shoot some video while playing along to what they’re listening to in the yard there. 2:00 - 2:09 there’s another portion. In the section, there are a little classical runs going on, however you can see the left hand of the guy standing behind Colin Hay, and he simply strumming his left hand isn’t moving around doing scales. To be fair, no word in the title or description says that this is the backyard version. To me it sounds gosh darned fantastic I love the way they’re playing on those acoustics just fabulous.

[@chrisb9740]

@@powerpopaholic876 You are exactly correct. A back yard session would have sounded a lot different. The stereo separation on headphones is further proof for those who don't believe it.

[@rodtompkins]

@@powerpopaholic876 Thanks for pointing this out. Great sound, but it's really obvious from the beginning we're not hearing the live sound.

[@onusgumboot5565]

@@powerpopaholic876 It's hard for me to believe people still believe a lot of these videos are people really playing and singing. There's nothing wrong with doing a video this way. It wouldn't sound very good with mics outdoors trying to get a good mix, But maybe it should be made clear that that's what it is. I remember Jethro Tull on the old rock concert show, where they announced it as being mimed to the record. At least they were honest

[@defshepherd9042]

it's live , at the guitar solo they nearly lose the timing . The harmonys are correct at 54 you can hear the guy 2nd guitar come in a few of lines later. Beautiful song preformed beautifully, with a beautiful backing singer.

[@brentevans4961]

✌🏻GOOD DEAL 👍🏻 🥁HAPPY 🥁BIRTHDAY 🥁RINGO 🥁 ✌🏻

[@laura-pt6ne]

This just made my whole damn day!!!! 🥰

[@tommypaton]

From one Saltcoats boy to another… Well done Colin Hay ❤️

[@frankzayas3103]

I love Colin's acoustics stuff!

[@adaltroczguitar]

Beautiful!

[@larryclark1518]

Colin, I believe that I could and would listen to you perform every day of the year. Stay safe and well my friend.

[@manonfire2148]

Happy 4th Birthday Ringgo!!!

[@mpd2101]

Oh my goodness, so beautiful. Happy birthday Ringo and thank you Colin for such a great version!

[@woolseyallen1048]

I really enjoyed that. Was just a teenager when it came out and it rarely gets any airplay these days.

[@_angela._]

This sounds so good!!!

[@steveellis2437]

Colins family posts over lock down have been a panacea to the world madness, and that voice just gets to more addictive,

[@heathawalker]

My god, I absolutely love this. Can’t ever get enough of Colin.

[@TheBeatles..]

Love it Colin :)

[@CliffMcLarnon]

Wonderful version Colin! 👏 Happy birthday Ringo!

[@davidwise3426]

Wonderful. Happy birthday, Ringo!

[@MrThuggery]

Nice job guys, really really nice.....

[@brucesimian3743]

Very nice!!! Happy Birthday Ringo!!!!

[@davidsuttie4192]

Have to say, Colin has one of the most musical voices I have ever heard... Happy Birthday Ringo.. Nice guitar Colin.. Makes me proud to be Scottish!

[@crazyantny9161]

I'm thinking the Wilburies would have had a perfect fit if Colin was asked when Roy Orbison left us. I think outside of your musicality and song writing, your voice is right up there with one of the all time best. Keep on rocking Colin!!!! Peace and love my friend...

[@jamesgilgannon4164]

Love the sound of Colin's voice. 👍😊

[@timlorge8276]

These 3 together are amazing!

[@MrArcelton]

I've Loved Colin Hay's music since the day he took the grand stage with men at work. One of my favorites of his is just don't think I'll ever get over you. I've not been brave enough to listen to that since I lost my wife a year ago in July. Photograph is a song that fit that category, but I wanted to hear his version so this is the first time I've heard that song in a long time. Even more coincidental is it that I wrote a tribute song to my wife and use the background music of a song called photograph from REM that I actually put on my channel. Happy birthday Ringo and continued great health to you and the Hay family.

[@conniekreese7165]

Never leave us Colin

[@TheLeatheryman]

Such a beautiful dress and harmonies for such a beautiful song. Well done Mr Hay. Happy Birthday Ringo

[@4145dudutis]

One of the last Beatles, God bless. God bless you colin hey .. His music will be sung for hundreds of years😢

[@jamesgilgannon4164]

This just made me smile throughout! Just wonderful.😊👏👏👏

[@nev7711]

Well done Colin. That's a beautiful tribute. Ringo is 80!!!!

[@GC21771]

This one is SO beautifully performed, it inspires me to be the best musician as well as the best human I can be !!! Thank you so much Colin and family !! God bless you

[@barrysmith4999]

Colin 'Midas Man' Hay - excellent version of a Ringo classic

[@shuggabizkit3269]

One cool dude. Been influenced since early 80s. I get to see all the vintage KZbin men at work shows. Colin was and IS an awesome guitarist/songwriter. Great tune.

[@sereanaduwai8313]

Colin Hay still cool as a cucumber. Beautiful.

[@dawnrobbins5877]

What a wonderful song that is. The three of you performed it beautifully. ❤

[@elizabethdevries8028]

Ringo is such a sweetheart! How lovely Colin.

[@stewartnicol3028]

Loved your message on Ringo's 80th Birthday Party! X

[@christopherunfus8962]

This is great!

[@rachelcharles6716]

Colin Hay Mate, You make the best songs ever I wish I could meet you😔 Hopefully one day I will😊 If I met you I would ask you if we could sing Overkill lol I'm a true fan of you

[@wyndman]

That's been a part of every setlist in the concerts I've attended so you'd be in luck. Colin is so generous with his time and will talk to fans following a show.

[@marcodebarkingville1827]

Colin's guitar sounds awesome.

[@octaneartllc]

Overkill is how ive been living lately and its truly a blessing to have your music. I hope i get to see you live and thank you. Keep up the awesome playing Colin! If you'd ever like a guitar painted id be honored ;)

[@joebloggs8636]

Heres hoping you realize this is Ringos song...just saying.

[@ifixboats5066]

Check out his live version of I just don't think I'll ever get over you

[@perrydowd9285]

Colin, Your version of Photograph is beautiful. Happy birthday Ringo.

[@giovannirolla8954]

Spectacular! This song is one of my fondest music memories from childhood. And this version is unbelievably good!

[@meteor1237]

Super! Happy Birthday Ringo!

[@powerpopaholic876]

Not live. Wonderful arrangement. Sounds great. Colin’s voice just gets better and better every year.

[@artnouveau4332]

Happy Birthday Ringo 80 years young

[@bronxgirl4-015]

God I love this song, as soon as I hear the first verse my entire bodys cells relax back to the days of youth to when I first heard the song. Get any of this? It's a spiritual thing.

[@michael5089]

Face. Smile. Thank you!!!!💖💖💖👍🤘🤗

[@Freyja_M4106]

Beautiful! :)

[@lauramilagros5472]

3/9/24 Dont know why, but this made me cry! Guess Im just too sentimental. This special video was truly an expression of genuine love & friendship between Colin & Ringo. I remember when Ringo ❤ (& Paul💙, too) turned 80. Been in love with The Beatles since 1964 & been a fan of M@W since the 80s. I had the joy of seeing Ringo & Colin together (w/The All-Starrs) a few years ago & the mutual respect & deep friendship between Ringo & Colin was palpable! It's a blessing to have a decades-long friendship like that. What a tremendous concert that was & what tremendous talent! My love to Ringo, to Colin & all members of Ringo's All-Starr "team." ✌️🥁☮️ °♡° 🤘🎸🪃

[@wonkeymonkey]

Thanks Colin...this has made my day❤️

[@kmjr2400]

Great a version, and the woman in the video is flashing back hardcore to the 60s!👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@bretolson8484]

You’ve all done such a beautiful thing, here. I’m certain that Ringo and family will cherish this version. Colin, your music has always inspired me in tough, tough times since my youth and brought ridiculous joy as well. I drove my parents crazy learning (trying) drums, guitar, saxophone with the MAW songs. Especially “Overkill”. Thank you 🙏

[@deano.7533]

This song was written by Ringo Starr and George Harrison in memory of their beloved band mate Paul McCartney who died in 1966. They wrote the tune to be perceived as a lost love breakup song... But it was really a heartfelt ode to their deceased friend whom they loved very much. Colin Hay is so talented and this trio really put together a fantastic rendition. I loved the harmonies very much. :-I

[@7363rana]

If Paul McCartney died in ‘66, who was that guy in Wings

[@jamessupernor6681]

Ya right lol

[@deano.7533]

@@7363rana --- His name is William Shears Campbell. The one and only Billy Shears. He was introduced to the public in song on the Sgt. Pepper Album. "You (Paul) say goodbye, and I (Billy) say hello". Willy Campbell is a former Ontario Provincial Police Officer who won a Paul McCartney look alike contest in 1966 and was recruited to keep The Beatles phenomenon from dying out after the death of Paul McCartney. Paul McCartney was definitely replaced by a double after his death. The evidence that speaks to his replacement is overwhelming. The current Paul McCartney has even written a book and throughout the book he cryptically eludes to the fact that he indeed was a replacement musician for The Beatles. He has even thanked Paul McCartney on the liner notes of one of his solo albums. People take it as a joke. But Willy Campbell obviously did it to pay homage to Paul McCartney and how Paul's death changed Willy Campbell's life. The real Paul McCartney played bass at a very high level. He played the bass in an effortless looking manner. In fact "Paul McCartney's bass playing pre-1966 was groundbreaking in Rock and Roll music". That happens to be a John Lennon quote. Now why would John Lennon say Paul's bass playing was groundbreaking before 1966? Why didn't John say that Paul's bass playing was groundbreaking period? You can see Paul's raw talent in all the old concert video's of the band before 1966... Then when 1967 rolls around all of the sudden Paul's playing became more stiff and he had to keep his eyes fixed on the fret board of his instrument to keep from losing his place. That is one of a myriad of dead giveaways that speaks to the fact that after 1966 we are not seeing the original Paul. The replacement Paul was a very good double but not a perfect match. He was taller than the original Paul by quite a lot (perhaps 4 or 5+ inches) He all of the sudden became the tallest member of the band almost overnight. The replacement was right handed which explains one of the reasons why The Beatles were forced to stop touring. Based on the fact that early on there would have been no way The Beatles could have passed off the new Paul as the real Paul in a live onstage setting. The replacement Paul had to learn how to play left handed before he could play on stage. Still he just didn't have the skill sets musically to pass muster on stage in front of so many fans who were well acquainted with the band. So the idea of touring was abandoned completely. They came up with the "The crowds to loud for us to play" lie to cover the fact that the new Paul was not a world class musician anymore. No band would ever give up the highly lucrative custom of touring the world on stage to promote albums because the crowd was too loud for them to hear themselves. To this day I can't believe that people still buy into such a bogus excuse. Any musician will tell you. With floor monitors you can indeed hear yourself playing without a problem. It doesn't matter how loud a crowd can get. What musician on stage doesn't encourage a yelling screaming crowd of fans? The real Paul McCartney had a round boyish looking face while the replacement Paul clearly has a longer face and was a bit more rugged looking. They can do all the plastic surgery they want but it is impossible to completely change a persons bone structure... They can shave bone, sculpt bone, add prosthetic's, and such... But you cannot change the overall proportions of any persons bone structure from longer to rounder and such. "Sitting on a corn flake, waiting for THE BAND TO COME. Corporation T-Shirt. STUPID BLOODY TUESDAY. MAN YOU'VE BEEN A NAUGHTY BOY YOU LET YOUR FACE GROW LONG". Furthermore... They used collagen and other compounds as fillers in the the doubles cheeks in an effort to make his face appear more round... but even then (because of the state of the art at the time) the fillers did find the occasion where they would bunch up and you could see the compounds in his face because he'd look very unnatural and lumpy. There are photo's from the Revolution session where the collagen filler problems were documented. The replacement's height was also an obvious dead giveaway. Especially when you see picture's of Paul arm in arm with his then girlfriend Jane Asher. Pre 1966 Paul is perhaps an inch taller than Jane... Post 1966 Paul is all of the sudden some 5+ inches taller than Jane. Full grown men in their mid 20's do not grow that many inches taller in less than a year's time. That kind of growth just doesn't happen in adult human beings. I could go on and on with the evidence that proves my position to be the correct one. The Beatles breakup in 1969/70 took place because John and the new Paul could never truly get along. The original band were brothers at heart and they loved each other very much. But the new Paul is not as likable as the real Paul... So there was always friction between the original band members and the replacement Paul... That is said to be the reason why Ringo was the first to quit the band during the filming of Let It Be. The friction was palpable... Especially between John and the new Paul... That friction remained well into their solo careers. But the 3 remaining founding band members kept playing together on each other's albums throughout their solo careers. In that sense the original band never broke up. The new Paul was never invited to play on any of John, George, or Ringo's solo work. I wonder why? There is video footage of George consistently calling the replacement Paul by his real name William. When the band The Beatles were at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony the replacement Paul was not present. That was because the replacement Paul was NOT a member of "The Beatles". The replacement Paul was a member of the band "Beatles". It was a subtle but significant change in the bands name that is just another in a long line of evidences that points to the reality that Paul McCartney has been dead since 1966. Just look at their post 1966 albums to verify they changed the band name to simply BEATLES. In the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony George Harrison's speech is very telling when he states. "We all LOVED (past tense) Paul very much and we all loved John very much". Lastly I want to point out that if the Paul McCartney death was a publicity stunt hoax they cooked up to sell records (like so many are keen on believing) then it is the single most cruel, heartless, and evil, thing any band of musicians could ever think to do to their adoring fans. Especially to perpetuate it in pretty much every song on every album they released after 1966. The cover story is worse than the truth. No matter how you slice it if they put all these Paul is Dead clues and backwards masking audio into their songs and on their album covers for publicity then they are absolute dirt-bags to say the least. The PID publicity stunt scenario is so much worse and paints the picture that the band The Beatles were four sinister, lying, scum of the Earth, money grubbers, that deserve to burn in hell for eternity for daring to be so deceptive and so devious towards their loyal and loving fan base in the name of making a ging dope dollar off the backs of all those unsuspecting people who loved their music. But when you study the totality of the evidence it becomes so clear that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and the band (especially) John couldn't keep the secret without letting off some of the serious pressure the secret would build up inside of them. It's a secret they have had to keep from the entire world. To release the pressure they told the real story to the subconscious of their fan base first. In hopes that later on people would figure out what really happened to their beloved, deceased, and sorely missed, friend Paul McCartney. Take care. sincerely, Dean O. :-I

[@weareleeds987]

@@deano.7533 Why do you believe in such shit without any evidence whatsoever. You honestly think that 2 musical geniuses were both born in the same place around the same time, with the same looks and same sounding voice and mannerisms and could decieve each other's closest friends and family. You are deluded.

[@deano.7533]

@@weareleeds987 --- In my second post in this thread I gave a very small taste of the huge amount of evidence there is in this controversy that points to the FACT that Paul McCartney died in 1966. BTW ... Post 1966 Paul is hardly a musical genius. While he's good enough to get by on the name Paul McCartney. His solo catalog is hardly the work of a musical genius. That should tell you something. Like the fact that you're opinion on the subject is what's truly deluded here and that's a fact. To this day all the replacement Paul ever does when he tours is play Beatles tunes for the most part and a few Wings tunes like Jet, Band on the Run, and Live and Let Die. He's even reduced himself to playing old Lennon songs from Johns solo career... To which (when asked about it) George Harrison is quoted as saying "Well I guess Paul has completely run out of material of his own." You don't really know what you're talking about. You're just shooting your mouth off to ACT like you have a brain in your head. I got some bad news for you pal. While you were sleeping your big mouth ate your tiny brain. People like you who just call names and give the same tired out excuses as to why we all have to believe what you believe... obviously have never actually done or have even slightly looked into the tons and tons of research work that has been released into the public record on the subject. It's so typical of simple and closed minded people like yourself to think that something like that is impossible to do. When in reality the fact is that since the replacement of Paul McCartney in 1966 Paul is no longer the only famous musician who has been replaced with a very good double. Paul McCartney's replacement in 1966 is just the most infamous case because that was the first one the people have ever heard about. You and your arrogance fail miserably to ask yourself the very good question... It has been historically documented that they can create body doubles for Presidents, Prime Ministers, Kings, Queens, other members of royalty, and other famous political and military figures, that look, act, and sound, (not just passable) but almost exactly the same as the real person... Then why couldn't they replace a famous musician? The answer is... They CAN replace famous people from all walks of fame and infamy and get away with it. It has been verified that they have been doing it for decades and decades now. Anyway... If you ever do the honest research you would see the reality for yourself. But I doubt you'll do it... Because that's not the way the human brain works in human beings like yourself. A person like you is told how to think by people you don't know and have never met. Then you do what they tell you to do and happily live in your little bubble of ignorance and disinformation until the day you die. All the while pretending you're intelligent and well informed while constantly having to remind yourself (at the expense of others) that you really do have a good head on your shoulders. When nothing could be further from the truth about you. So... Take it easy cheesy. :-I

[@RUBENSIERRAABCD]

Felicidades Ringo te amamos , cuando oigo tus canciones hasta lloro eres fabuloso y gran hombre, por cierto te fuimos a ver a Merida y me pase llorando de emocion todo el concierto Felicidades y que sigas asi muy bien y feliz, PAZ Y AMOR

[@Iceman-ty2mf]

Outstanding version. Colin Hay is a true artist. For Kathleen. Love you. Miss you. Wish you were still here. Every time i see you face it reminds me of the places we used to go

[@jameshholloway]

Thank you so much for this! This is amazing.

[@pistonar]

Colin, that was amazing. Well done, mate.

[@steveolson1669]

You're one cool cat, Colin Hay!

[@lunalove2222]

💚💗✌🌸💗🌸Peace & Love🌸💗🌸✌💗💚