Joe Brown - Sea Of Heartbreak - Live In Liverpool

Taken from the DVD "Joe Brown - Live In Liverpool" - Available on Amazon
www.amazon.co.u...
Joe Brown Ukulele Album:
Download - itunes.apple.c...
CD - www.amazon.co.u...
/ 182078071926076
www.joebrown.co.uk

[@nematode9223]

Finally, someone who does this at the right tempo. Good job Joe,

[@timmellin2815]

yes...see my comment below.

[@cyrusbaker6229]

God bless Joe Brown as a great entertainer; named by George Harrison as the best there was according to him.

[@mikewright4280]

SIR MARTY WILDE AND SIR JOE BROWN. TWO MAGNIFICENT B STALWARTS

[@redblack8414]

Great Don Gibson's song played beautifully.

[@kjf666]

Brilliant. Let's get Joe a Knighthood, he deserves it with all those year he has put into the music business. If anyone does, Joe Does x

[@davidluck4608]

Here .... here😇

[@richardmeier3309]

first saw him on tv when i was a 7 year old in 1967,loved his music ever since,a really wonderful man and a true British music institution,god bless you joe ,keep on playing ..

[@tinaattendorn1044]

Bxplicit consent from Germany

[@raymondbradley4227]

I can't believe he hasn't been knighted, so underrated, brilliant performer

[@chris777ta]

Roger that

[@richardhepburn4746]

Some years ago a friend and neighbour treated me and my missus to tickets to Joe Brown and his band . I hadn’t thought of going to this gig and didn’t know what to expect . I was utterly blown away , a wonderful musician with an insipiring personality and brilliant band who share an exquisite sense of harmony . An unforgettable night . All love and best regards to Mr Brown !!! 😎👏🎼✌️👍

[@chrisplenty8353]

One of the greatest UK performers, definitely should be Sir Joe Brown.

[@roysmith4716]

Great musician and a lovely man, makes you proud to be British.

[@mrgordonjohn6143]

Yes it really does !!

[@pauldashwood2897]

I’m there to ..seen joe a few times ,just like a fine wine ..

[@estelleadamski308]

I'm an American but I am 58% from British Isles, my maiden name Smith and my mom's was brown, go figure!

[@patrick6662]

Greetings from Ireland ! So true! Brilliant musician and entertainer . Lived in Birmingham in the 60's as a young boy Joe was one of my faves ...

[@margaretjohnson1046]

A group of fine musicians, and this track is always on my play list..and one of my favourite sing-a-long songs as well. 😀😀😀😀😀

[@blitzmagazine5649]

Written by the great Don Gibson, one of the most gifted composers of the 20th century. Combine his work with the genius of Joe Brown and you have nothing less than absolute, utter perfection.

[@amcmenemy5647]

Darn Tootin'. Great live version by Joe.

[@timmellin2815]

Great cover of Don Gibson's hit ! But, I think it was Hal David (B. Bacharach's eventual partner) who penned the song.

[@sundelong2727]

It was Don Gibson singing of this song when I first heard from the radio when I came to U.S by married to French American. All those heartache and homesick in the flower of my youth identify this song 🎵 ❤

[@joemaio41]

very nice mandolin work.

[@stephenrichards5386]

I have been so lucky to live through the greatest era of music . The 1960s to 1980s

[@rw8733]

Agreed. I was a 60s child but I benefitted from my parents' love of music. 😊

[@loriblue1000]

One of the most underated performers of our times. I wonder if even Joe realizes how wonderfully talented he is !!!!

[@judyedwards190]

loriblue1000

[@ironconnor752]

peewee kings songs boneparts re

[@sledge1960]

Joe's act always involved audience interaction, he was always popular in the theatres but the big auditoriums were always in the distance. No doubt he made a great living and had a good life doing what he does, beats playing in bars and clubs. He'd have made a fortune on the Cruise Ships had he wanted.

[@stanleydewart1940]

loriblue1000 and bobby vee

[@braemarbee9889]

He seems too modest to know or care.

[@janetpascall7553]

I can still love his style at 88. His music gives me joy

[@SpringfieldGuy]

According to wiki on this 9-8-23, he is currently 82, so you were pretty far off.

[@user-mr3tr7qx8d]

Love Joe, always so cheerful, and fantastic music, listened to his music for last 50 years or so. Happy times

[@kier5842]

A very underrated musician. Thank you Joe for your music.

[@thebadloser]

Joe Brown has been a star longer than I've been on this planet - and I was born in '63. Fantastic and very underrated musician and entertainer. And arguably this country's first great rockabilly guitar player. Has no big opinion of himself either which makes me like him even more.

[@TW-mc9wk]

Loved Joe. Never felt he got the recognition he truly deserved.

[@georgestyer2153]

you mean Sir Joe?

[@rw8733]

A national treasure. ☺

[@Wa1kerBros4Ever]

If there is a knighthood going spare, they might give it to someone who's given so much to music in the last 60 years. God bless ya Joe.

[@georgerichardgreen2173]

It would be far more desired than a certain football working on match of the day

[@colinthurkettle8127]

Or a certain has been footballer trying his hardest to buy one

[@barbara3243]

I thought he already did have knighthood?

[@peterclark9677]

I totally agree good old joe

[@johngoddard9095]

If we have to endure Sir Cliff is it not long overdue that we had SIR JOE!!!?

[@fredgrove4220]

It won't happen, Joe isn't holy Joe, he just plain old Joe Brown.

[@Steaks652]

Load of old nonsense all those tin pot awards, Joe better without that. Sir Jimmy Saville, say no more.

[@youjoker9647]

When you get paedophile knights, why would anyone want one of the meaningless medals? No honour as they give them out like smarties to nonces, crooks and establishment lackies

[@dennisroyhall121]

Come on! Joe is great as he is and doesn’t need such an “honour”. Today very much a pseudo-honour debased long ago and certainly by the elevation of yoiks like Jon and “lady” ! Ye gods! David Bee has been grovelling time long enough “for the sake of his “posh” “... Tell him he can talk posh his head’ll go through the roof!

[@Rousetoobold]

Never enjoyed a gig so much as Joe and the band on this tour, truly wonderful,always a smile when playing .

[@jamesflorence1243]

I'd never heard of Joe Brown until recently, so he obviously never had much success here in Australia. I recently stumbled across him on you tube and can't get enough of him. I'd love to see him in concert. A very talented man and a real character as well.

[@yoxiee24]

Check out his version of " I'll see you in my dreams" at George Harrison memorial concert

[@carriesmith-th9et]

He’s the best and a lovely lad

[@trevorhallett5034]

Miss you coming to Northampton on tour every year Hope you are keeping well. One of the best musicians the Uk as ever produced ❤

[@rayroofy]

Joe Brown for president. Legend. Respect.🙏

[@richardtattersall647]

a great version all the best to joe and his band old music never dies it just gets better

[@nintendy]

+Richard Tattersall Agreed - and people like Joe can still run rings round this so-called modern lot! Great video!

[@richardtattersall647]

too right, the modern lot are shite... compared to our joe

[@bigcatgaming3167]

+Richard Tattersall thank you sir

[@bigcatgaming3167]

+Richard Tattersall i try

[@aries22march1954]

Probably the best version I've heard, although another good one is by Roseanne Cash.

[@MrHolzheim]

If ever I want cheering up, I always come back to this gig. I suppose I ought to buy the dvd, LOL.

[@DelTangBrav]

+Bernie Andrews I've lost count of how many times I've come back to this gig too. I don't think there's one song that isn't performed to perfection.

[@chrisbird2458]

Have loved this special guys music all my life (I’m 72 going on 19 ) I could listen to him endlessly

[@johnwilliams2479]

This song reminds me of a sunny Saturday afternoon in Upper Holloway, North London, on the radio back in 1961, and i thinking of Sailors coming home from far off places,

[@lorrainegeraghty9670]

His so underrated and his just brilliant, so relaxed makes it look easy. Yeah a Knight hood for Joe.

[@Jo-me4zx]

Joe still sings great, such a awesome guy x

[@stevebrothers9470]

Wow, a lot of artists have covered this tune. Joe nailed it. Much respect to Joe Brown. !

[@brucebaxter1176]

What a great entertainer. How about SIR JOE .

[@ronaldcarfoot4429]

Brilliant musician and performer undoubtedly.

[@ginabideau3748]

God bless you Joe and thank you so much for all the beautiful memories.

[@eileenbartlett9902]

I came across Sea of Heartbreak by accident online and now I can't stop listening to it. I play it more than once a day. It's just absolutely brilliant!

[@Sharon-hk3ix]

Best rendition of this song I dance to it every day

[@harryriley4749]

I have seen joe brown live a few times he never fails to impress

[@williamedwards7010]

wow what a talent joe is

[@hugebartlett1884]

Hearing this song stirred something in my heart,just as it did so many years ago. I always looked forward to a new song from Joe and the Bruvvers. So glad he's still out and about!

[@peter887]

If you were listening to music in the 60s, do try to go to a Joe Brown concert. His performances are absolutely spot on. The shows come over as fresh and enthusiastic. I don't know whether it's at Joe's insistence, but the sound quality and levels are comfortable, i.e. it's a strong sound that won't make your ears bleed. So much live music today is made to sound like an overblown railway station Tannoy, devoid of all musicality. Unless Joe has gone deaf in the meantime and cranked up the pain control, then you are assured of a rhythmical and musical experience. That'll be 2 free tickets please Joe.

[@old65rocker]

Hi Pete You are spot on saw Joe just a couple of months ago at Tunbridge Wells not the best venue it has to said but sound was excellent ears were still intact!!

[@peter887]

Told you so! Good old Joe eh?!

[@tonygarratt9051]

Peter Hanlon Spot on Peter! I saw Joe live back in the 90's and I recall the sound system was superb - my friend and I really noticed how good it was. And of course, Joe was amazing. Great show all round....

[@alanoconnor6921]

Great performer,, great guy,,people like Joe brown will never go out of fashion,, pure gold,,

[@johnbryl9903]

I went to see joe brown in Nottingham. I thought it will be ok honestly it was just amazing worh every penny hope he returns. Not just joe but the whole team...and i was surprised how many youngsters where there...brilliant gig 😊

[@markmeadows3485]

Lovely man a gentleman love you man you never change ❤😮

[@BARNDOO]

Arise Sir Joe

[@wenshadow1]

Brilliant, Joe Brown is a legend. Love listening to his cheery music.

[@rw8733]

A great song. ☺

[@alfsmith4936]

What's cheery about "picture of you"?

[@carriesmith-th9et]

I’m gutted I missed him in Ireland

[@55bluenose]

Wish id have gone to see him , what a performer

[@emeraldeyes3338]

Beautiful playing, RIP Neil Gauntlett, gone but never forgotten,forever in our hearts.❤❤

[@phredl]

Just discovered this incredible entertainer and I'm the same age as he is.

[@rw8733]

A legend.

[@raymyhill2277]

What a talent he is.

[@markmeadows3485]

Wonderful down to earth bloke best wishes Joe.

[@rw8733]

A real talent. A national treasure. I love this guy. ☺

[@phildavies9688]

Seen Joe Brown a few times over the years, such wonderful musical talent. Where he scores over most is that he genuinely looks like he is enjoying performing.

[@janetbatson744]

Fantastic entertainer, love the guy

[@vincentedwards6749]

HOW CAN PEOPLE SAY HE WAS UNDERATED HE IS A MUSICIANS TOP GUY jve

[@MrAgeingrocker]

the most underrated guitar player plus nay other strings that he plays brilliantly

[@douglasmasterson443]

My first LP played on my Dansette Record player circa 1963 when I was 13!!...was Picture of You.. Joe Brown's featuring songs like (obviously!!)Picture of You ,Thats what love will do,Hava Nagila(great instrumental) etc.Very much underrated performer and great guitarist but thankfully still with us!!

[@pattywolford]

Great rendition of this great song.

[@kathleenoreilly9470]

My father loves hymn singing in the 🇮🇪 when he came over from Ireland 🙏🤗

[@JedFord]

Joe Brown - Fabulous top-line-professional artiste and a lovely gut to-boot! - I was honoured to have him 'produce' some of my-work in a Wellingborough Recording Studio. THANK YOU JOE. Thanks too, to your fabulous (sadly-deceased) wife, Vicky, and beautiful equally talented daughter Sam, who both worked with me on my ''Trucking-LP'' ... Jed Ford.

[@sirrius8]

I remember Joe from the very beginning, lovely man, wonderful guitarist and Uke player.

[@aidanwalsh4571]

Great song performed by a hugely talented artist. This is real class. Joe is a fabulous entertainer and his relaxed style is a joy to behold. Absolutely brilliant!!

[@rodgergoodwin]

Would loved to have attended one of his concerts. He is a great talent and so good with the audience.

[@karma3101]

One of our greatest performers.

[@pingpong5000]

Joe is one of the very Greats, great performer and a very talented musician who has provided me with more than 50 years of enjoyment.

[@fraserfleming5723]

Still,listening to this it’s cool and such a great band of musicians at the top,of their game

[@brendarobson8407]

Love Joe brown, he s never lost his talent!!

[@josephparkes6905]

A Brilliant musician and guitarist, love all of his work. am glad to see him looking so well and still going strong, Keep it up Joe.

[@Barry1420]

I'm sure Joe was on TV a few weeks ago saying he was so proud of his daughter being a member of the ukulele band of great Britain or summat.

[@josephparkes6905]

Yes he said that he was going to see his Daughter and her band and asked her how many were in the band. he got the shock of his life when she replied 50 he said that the band were very good. I would love to hear Joe play the fiddle a bit more. He's very good. I'm also looking to see if he is going to play any concerts in the Midlands in the near future.

[@estelleadamski308]

I am hooked on this video,since I discovered it a few days ago. And to think I never heard of Joe Brown, before! What a fantastic band and I guess I didn't realize American country music was that big on the other "side of the pond" I enjoy this very much!

[@alfsmith4936]

If it weren't for Joe Brown meeting Eddie Cochran, there would have been no "Sound of Fury", no backstage jams with the Beatles (lessons to George Harrison) and no reason for other British working class kids to think they could be rock stars.

[@alfsmith4936]

Sorry.. I just realised Eddie Cochran isn't really classed as "country music" but he played a lot of "American country music" on plenty of sessions and it was pretty much him who taught Joe Brown how to play American country music (and rockabilly)

[@estelleadamski308]

@@alfsmith4936 Interesting how all the genre's of music that originated in the USA, in the 50's and 60's. B/C we were a "melting pot" of cultures and customs, and it magically all came together in the American South! Bands from other countries were influenced from USA and added their own ideas, they DID NOT invent it! All the credit goes to the music pioneers of America

[@estelleadamski308]

@@alfsmith4936 Yes, he was Rockabilly. Actually the music did originated from country and Southern Gospel music and Blues as Rock N Roll did. Very fun times to be in the music industry, well except for getting addicted to drugs & alcohol. I'm thinking of the creative side. of the 50's.

[@roberthyland5820]

Lovely song

[@harrygatto]

Great to see Joe still singing; I used to see him regularly at the Globe Theatre in Stockton in the sixties.

[@helenebookie368]

Check into Joe Brown when I want to feel UP. Did not know about him at all until I got this lap top, darn it sure takes my day away......

[@johnireland6301]

Joe brown is one of the greats.

[@donmorris3376]

Wow! Don Gibson would heartily approve of this version!

[@55bluenose]

Going to see Joe in Feb. cant wait

[@williamisted1187]

Just amazing

[@okgo8315]

What a great video and such a smashing bloke. He insisted on sitting with me at a Pink Floyd gig at the Rainbow in the 70s, coz I was the only other Londoner there and we were surrounded by some Scottish mates. I'd got a couple of seats near the sound mixer but Joe soon disappeared backstage where he got slightly sloshed in the bands dressing rooms ( very quickly) and returned with that beautiful smile he always has. Halfway through the brilliant (Dark Side of the Moon) show he said "my wife is singing up there", I asked which one is she "i can't see" was his reply. Not only did his wife Vicky have a great voice but their daughter Sam, who replaced her mum with PFloyd some years later, had a spectacular voice..... I had the pleasure of doing the stage sound with her on a couple of tours, meeting her guitarist brother Pete too, another smashing chap. What a lovely family. Joe was a HUGE influence on a whole generation, me too, and we will always be thankful for that. Rip Vicky.👍🇬🇧

[@rogerpalmer1704]

Joe's still got it brilliant

[@michaelfroggatt8813]

My wife and I saw Joe at the Palace Theatre Mansfield last Tuesday evening, we've grown up together both the same age, I've listened to his singing and fantastic musical talent as regards he can proberly play any stringed instrument on the planet, wish I could play my Guitar/Uke a fraction as him, and he still looks good better than his dad Marty Wilde Ha Ha, keep it up Sir Joe ( should be) I'll listen to you in my Dreams, God Bless, x

[@alanclarke3006]

Last show mum saw before she passed away,the memory of how much we love this man are enormous,keep going (SIR)joe

[@jimmydonaghy786]

simply the best😊

[@andrewganley9016]

Backed every other American singer touring here in the 60s amazed he's still going!

[@barry5111]

Amazing performer I believe he was once fireman shoveling coal on steam locomotives.

[@johntart4316]

i obtained the dvd of his show at liverpool two hours of pure entertainment for a guy aged 75 yrs 70 yrs when he recorded it what a musician he will keep me happy fo r a while ,////

[@leonardclutterbuck3257]

Oh for my lost youth , we took it all for granted, never thinking it would one day be gone ,great memories great times,

[@55bluenose]

So agree not even knowing what I know im 64 id take my teen years back in a heart beat

[@phantomtree1]

leonard clutterbuck oh I wish I could go back I would do things so differently, but I would still love Joe Brown x

[@33Birchmoor]

This guy is incredible,still sounds fantastic,and looks similar to all those years ago.Sure,older,but I prefer to say matured.Same hairstyle,even.Keep on Joe Brown.We love you,and ,more importantly in these changing(musically as well as globally)times,you are an icon.

[@bernardrudd7029]

That hairdo costs Joe thousands, he actually bald.

[@jamesharte5491]

Braillant joe remberer him from the sixties when I was a young fellow in ireland

[@jackmckibbin7729]

still got it joe brill

[@deancarter8667]

Seen Joe and his band 6-7 times, what a great show he outs on. Tragic what happened to his previous 2 band members a few years back.

[@rogerball9]

I have loved listening to this man for 60 years. Should be SIR Joe.

[@MrSnappie]

To Alan Hill we are about the same age I was born in 44 rough times but by far the best for every thing Thank god there was no Mobiles.

[@snerper]

Nice comment, I was born in 48 and we had absolutely F all, except the love of a good family, no mobiles, no Political Correctness, no street beggars, less stuff in the shops, but, what you did buy, you appreciated!

[@charlesmarshall2697]

Don would love this! Great cover of his classic!

[@richardjennings9904]

did not know much about him but his version of the great don gibson song plus his george harrison tribute song ill see you in my dreams makes him one of my favorites

[@neilmyatt3179]

still brilliant Joe Brown love this song

[@raymondharrison7854]

Down to earth real showman

[@glenystrigg1066]

I seen Joe in the 70s he hasn't change at all except he had long hair and was lucky to have a photo taken with him.A proper gentleman. He would give some of the younger pop stars a run for there money.

[@tracykingston9668]

Best cover I have heard on one of the best songs ever written and recorded. Had not even heard of this singer. All of the musicians nailed it, and the drummer is exceptional. The recording engineer did amazing job . Kudos guy, you did good.

[@chuckmoney1688]

One of the first records I ever heard on a record player...I was about 4

[@robwilliams7152]

about time joe was given a real honour he realliy is one of the very best thank you joe for all the years you've made us so happy see you tomorrow 7 , 2 .16

[@chelsea6480]

i'm 22 and just knew about joe brown about a month ago, after lostening to a youtube artist covering his song. I love his voice, songs, and most of all his ukulele ❤❤❤ such a wonderful performer!

[@ilmarvaim5649]

He's playing a mandolin, 8 strings, ukes normally have only 4. Great performance of a great song. Regards

[@chelsea6480]

ilmar vaim hi thanks so much for correcting me... but whatever he's playing, i will still like him anyway 😉

[@ilmarvaim5649]

Great to see a young person liking the oldies and the artists of the day. I'm 63 and still think that I was fortunate to grow up in the 60's. Btw I also love today's music except for hip hop. Cheers

[@yourmama9674]

Chelsea Vanessa Hi ms Vanessa, you should check out the two songs he performs for The Concert for George. I agree he is a great performer.

[@chelsea6480]

Eric Surrena which ones? i'm so ready to listen to them...

[@pamelabennett4557]

Multi talented musician who deserved more recognition than he ever got. Saw him live at Portsmouth guildhall never forgot it.

[@snakemansnakes1]

A good version of a favourite Don Gibson song, I was impressed with Joe Brown many years ago when I first heard his Little Picture of You

[@357HFC]

This Aussie says Joe is a great talent!

[@rw8733]

This Pom says you've got great taste!! 😊