Prince, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne - While My Guitar Gently Weeps [BRITISH Reaction]

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[@opinionladyy]

This was the night prince and George Harrison were inducted. Prince did his, this, and left and performed at his concert .

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

What!? 😂😂 The man was truly unstoppable

[@janfitzgerald3615]

Note; other reactors have reacted to this video without blurring and without problems. Yes this is a super group of performers and in addition to their musical abilities, Petty, Lynne, Winwood, Prince and Dhani Harrison are also composers and producers. This George Harrison’s induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, on stage for this, the final, song were: * Tom Petty and from his band the Heartbreakers’ Scott Thurston (playing bass) and drummer Steve Ferrone. * Jeff Lynne (ELO - Electric Light Orchestra) and Marc Mann, guitarist for ELO. Jeff Lynne is also Dhani Harrison’s godfather. * Stevie Winwood (Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic and solo career on organ, along with Jim Capaldi on percussion who was with Winwood in Traffic. * Billy Preston, who played keyboards with the Beatles, on piano. * Jim Capaldi (from Traffic, with Winwood, back in the day) on percussion (tamborine), ‘ * Dhani Harrison (George’s son) solo career and music producer. * Prince, who was also a Hall of Fame inductee that year

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

@@janfitzgerald3615 now that is one HELL of a supergroup 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@megcole8679]

The guy playing guitar behind prince was Dhani Harrison, George Harrison's son. They had no idea what prince was going to do as he practiced separately

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

🤣🤣 he brought the flavour and the fire, sometimes the unknown and unexpected make for the best times

[@tonydeltablues]

Hi the guitar Prince uses is a Honer Mad Cat 🙂I think you witnessed some of the most incredible guitar playing in modern times.

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

@@tonydeltablues thank you for the knowledge Tony! He honestly was INCREDIBLE on any instrument he seemed to try 😂

[@ecce9337]

PRINCE!!!!!! *mic drop*

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

@@ecce9337 😂😂😂 thank you ecce

[@anthonycarta9814]

I’ve been waiting for this video for so long

[@anthonycarta9814]

Thank you so much for this . I love your Prince stuff

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

Anthony!!! Glad you enjoyed my friend! I love doing Prince songs too, but my word the man did not make it easy to use his content 😂

[@tracyface69]

Your ear is good! People used to compare Prince to Jimi and Prince’s reply was that while he loved Jimi and respected him greatly, he thought he played prettier, like Santana. So I know Prince smiled from above when he heard you mention Santana. 😊

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

There's so SO much "love" in the tone and I think that's why I thought of Santana, thank you Tracy! Glad you enjoyed

[@tracyface69]

@@ExploringTheSmoke Prince always had great tone…. Idk what he did to get such a clean and true tone, but he always had it. It was uniquely his.

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

@@tracyface69 I've yet to hear anyone else have it....and I've heard WAAAAAAAAY too many solo's in my time 😂

[@Dumb_User_Name]

Rumor has it, the guitar is still in the air after he threw it

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

May it NEVER come down

[@opinionladyy]

Oprah actually ended up with it. When he died she gave it to the estate to display at his house.

[@opinionladyy]

The solos were Steve Winwood.

[@ExploringTheSmoke]

Thank you for the information

[@janfitzgerald3615]

@@opinionladyy the first soloist was Marc Mann from ELO, Steve Winwood was playing the organ.