The Traveling Wilburys - End Of The Line (official video) | Reaction!!

[@kimcutts6153]

The Rocking chair is for Roy Orbison, who sadly passed away just before this song was released. ❤

[@jasondziura5538]

that was so sad but so sweet. Thats humans HUMANING, pure love. Beautiful they added the rocking chair. Just pure love

[@williamosborne6866]

Rocking chair and guitar - a tribute to Roy Orbison, who passed away after the recording, but before this video production. There is also a pair of sunglasses there if you look closely. RIP Tom, George, and Roy....you are sorely missed.

[@jeffstevens4262]

A massive 'Amen' to that. They're all making great music with the Angels now. 🙋‍♂

[@alastairmcintyre4752]

The term " Supergroup " is often over used - but The Wilburys were the one true SUPERGROUP - no egos just mutual respect and superb music

[@richardgoddard37]

There are supergroups and there's the Travelling Wilburys. The SUPER supergroup.

[@adamcashin4021]

The Wilburys started as an attempt to record a B-Side for a George Harrison Continental European only release. Lynn was Harrisons producer on his Cloud 9 Album, and he met with him and Orbison for dinner to discuss the song. Orbison was then invited to attend the session (just to watch). They planned to record the next day but there were no Studios available, so Harrison called Dylan and asked to borrow his Garage Studio. Petty was invited to attend after Harrison went to his house to retrieve a Guitar he'd lent him. This session then turned into an impromptu collaboration between the Five. The resultant song, Handle with Care, was deemed to good to be wasted as a B-Side and the Wilburys were formed. You wont find a live recording of the Wilburys. They released two studio albums, the second after Orbisons death. They never went on tour. George Harrison hated tours (he was scared from his days in the Beatles) and only ever did two solo tours.

[@adamcashin4021]

I think the 2002 Live performance was from the 'Concert For George'; a tribute Concert held in London 2002 following George Harrisons death. Petty and Lynn performed Handle with Care (not End of the Line) alongside George's son Dhani and a few other artists; so it was only two of the Wilburys. The concert comprised songs mostly composed by Harrison, performed by many artists he was closely associated with including the surviving Beatles, Clapton and Monty Python. Not sure why Bob Dylan never appeared.

[@ericnordstrom4335]

I beg to differ because I just checked on KZbin and End of the line was live. It had all of the band members.

[@adamcashin4021]

@@ericnordstrom4335 Was it kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqunY6t6g7KobJI you looked at (its the only result I get). That video isn't the Wilburys, Its a tribute band called the Travelling Milburys. The Wilburys never toured when they were active as a band and Orbison died before End of the Line was released. Harrison hated touring and did only one in the last decade of his life. Its possible Petty, Dylan and Lynn did an impromptu performance of the song, but the only one I'm aware of was Petty and Lynn in 2002 performing it with Dhani Harrison at the concert for George.

[@kyakimbal]

This is the song I have chosen to have played at my funeral. Go out rocking!😊

[@scottbaron121]

You kids just don't know. And NOW you know. LEGENDS.

[@tommyLcarter20]

wilburys are fantastic! all there songs are bangers tbh but Handle with Care should be next one

[@cathyb46]

It was Roy 0rbison name looking for.

[@ellesee7079]

Scary to realise how many of the legends are now gone. They made great music together. At least we have the videos. Hollywood Vampires are currently touring - another all star group, slightly different vibe!

[@daffodil800]

The drummer is Jim Keltner, one of the great session drummers, basically played with everybody who's anybody. This was from the first of 2 wilburys albums which did extremely well.

[@warbo3611]

Roy Orbison passed away between recording the studio version and filming the video, very sad

[@kimcutts6153]

This is whats commonly known as a super group. Sadly Tom Petty, George Harrison & Roy Orbison. Have gone now, and they are missed.

[@robertm3336]

Probably the greatest Supergroup ever. The lack of ego shown by these guys was shown by the fact that all the songs they wrote were credited to all the members regardless of who actually wrote the lyrics and music. The drummer was Jim Keltner a fantastic session drummer. Although not a Wilbury he was given the name Buster Sidebury.

[@jeffjones6221]

The founders were actually George Harrison and Jeff Lynne. They then decided that each could add 1 person. Jeff Lynne took Roy. Harrison took Dylan....somehow Tom Petty slid in and it was perfect.

[@joeponder2721]

They where all very good friends

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Arias - this is the definition of a "supergroup" - everyone checked their egos at the door and enjoyed each others' talents... also give it up for drummer Jim Keltner (the un-credited sixth Wilbury - he was offered to have credit, but declined...) Quite a few great songs by this amazing collaboration... (yep, Roy passed before the video was made...)...

[@brianmccullough5764]

No egos involved. Just making great music. They were thrilled to have Orbison in the group, but he died before this video could be done.

[@richardshiver9465]

country music supergroup...The Highwaymen.

[@riittasihvonen2011]

What prividge to us all having these legendary artists joined with this super-group 1988. So laid back and easy going performance as all what they did together.

[@simonatkinson6389]

This was a group of superb musicians goofing around in a recording studio. As you said bad music is impossible with a line up like this! You've got one of the Beatles - George Harrison, A founding member of ELO - Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty (and the Heart Breakers), and two absolute Legends in Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison! You need to check out each of these guys separately as well! Suggestions... Try- Jeff Lynne - Mr Blue Sky. George Harrison - My Sweet Lord. Tom Petty - You Got Lucky Babe. Bob Dylan - Lay Lady Lay. Roy Orbison - Crying.

[@mookie7688]

This is the only "Supergroup" that matters. All others are irrelevant by comparison.

[@carolinestirland3126]

Yes..... handle with care is good. Rip Tom petty George Harrison and Roy orbison

[@annjohnson994]

66 here. Love your reaction. Love that you recognized them.

[@user-qg3qh8uz7l]

Worth checking out Roy Orbison. What a voice!

[@IrishKack]

Great reaction to the greatest group of talent to ever come together. Btw, love your Maryland flag. ✌️

[@john9508]

Love Roy's guitar on the rocking chair

[@VixGB]

Dan, this is a superb choice! The TW are a supergroup worthy of the name. They did some brilliant tunes. Recommend She's My Baby, Inside Out and Handle me with Care 😎❤️🎵🎶 Roy had already passed when they made the vid I think 🤔

[@PaulOutdoors]

Ahhhh Daniel what a group the Wilburys are/were that includes Jeff Lynne the leader of my lifetime favourites... The Electric Light Orchestra who have more recently been joined by Nighwish to make up my top 2 bands. Yes the Travelling Wilburys are all legends, some now passed away sadly. A great reaction Sir. Thank you. Paul 🙏😊🙏❤️

[@markrowett8168]

Back in those days it was quite common for artists to appear "in the background" and play on other group's songs. At 65 I'm still finding out about these situations that I had no idea at the time were happening.

[@ThomasKelly669]

Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash made up the group The Highwaymen they had a connection with the Traveling Wilburys both recorded songs written by Frankie Miller heartbreak radio the travelling Wulburys and I will alway love you in my own crazy way by highwaymen

[@chronomatt6990]

Wilbury members were known for checking their egos at the door. They even used pseudonyms on their albums, not their real names. The bigger hit from the album was “Handle With Care.” Worth a listen!

[@jancuk8881]

Pure music, no electronic sounds, just talented musicians and lots of magic! Sadly only two of them around now.

[@teresacartwright5406]

I love this song (and "Handle Me With Care"). This song is made even more poignant with the passing of Roy Orbison, Tom Petty & George Harrison, all of whom have reached 'the end of the line'. Roy Orbison had passed by the time they filmed the video. Thanks for playing this & your comments.

[@williamosborne6866]

One of the first "Super groups" was CSN (Crosby, Stills & Nash - David Crosby from the Byrds, Steven Stills from Buffalo Springfield, and Graham Nash from the Hollies). Here's a really great live performance of "Wooden Ships" (originally released in 1969): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSlZqeJZrFlodk

[@lauriehutchison449]

Don’t know if anybody noted this yet, but the drumming was done by Jim Keltner. He’s mostly a sessions player, but you’ll find his name on bunches of liner notes back into the 1970s.

[@CPegRun]

Anything these fellows did was fantastic!! Truly, you can put on their album and just sit back! You’ll enjoy each and every song!!

[@kryer981]

Cream was a supergroup. The Yardbirds were a group containing future superstars.

[@robsambosky6444]

GREETINGS EARTH MAN: The whole album is dope

[@tonybennett4159]

The two albums that they released are full of feel good music. If ever you're down they're guaranteed to lift your spirits.

[@lvb1116]

Check Class of '55 - Waymore's Blues. A collaboration between Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison and Carl Perkins. Not many people know they recorded the whole album. I enjoyed your reaction to Traveling Wilburys.

[@danettecrossley7912]

What a group of talented human beings, if you would like to see a bunch of the greats sing together watch the last waltz a documentary on the last concert of The Band you'll see them all God bless

[@darrinlindsey]

This was just a fun project for these guys. The story is that 2 of the guys were on their way to pick up Roy Orbison. Then they were heading over to the home of one of the other guys (I think Bob Dylan). I think they were just going to have a jam session. They started talking, and voila, a new band was formed. Not for anything real serious. Just to have fun. Orbison passed away after the recording of this song, but before the video was made.

[@jacquilewis8203]

Supergroup with a beautiful song. ❤

[@carked5707]

Love these guys but I will say I had forgotten them off my playlists. need to re add them

[@josephscally6270]

You should check out super group "Blind Faith" which consists of Steve Winwood · Eric Clapton · Ginger Baker · Ric Grech. I would recommend the studio version of "Can't find my way home"

[@martinbynion1589]

They recorded the song before they made the video, In between, Roy Orbison died...

[@WNYretiree]

That was so much fun. I had heard the name, but not listened to the music. There will be more listening done along these lines.

[@davidtullis2810]

They sat in a circle to prove they were all equal

[@user-rn1qi4fy9z]

That's Roy orbison man!

[@michaeldecker3480]

Crosby,Stills and Nash David Crosby from the Byrds,Steven Stills from Buffalo Springfield and Graham Nash from the Hollies. For a real super group We Are The World.

[@threestones8807]

This group of artist are indeed all top notch, every song they produced is just outstanding. Another band with top artists, but less well known, is Mike and the Mechanics. Also a bunch of top artists together only producing outstanding songs.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Supergroups go back into the 60's. Not new, really. But i love this one. Great reaction. 'Won a subscription. Peace -

[@kitharley6159]

Bob Dylan is the only one among them who doesn't take a turn singing lead on this one. It always seemed to me that he was having a good time just playing and doing some backing vocals for a change!

[@CobraChicken101]

Comment for algorithm sake 😂🤘❤️

[@Starman_67]

Great song.

[@29tinkypoo]

the rocking chair and the photo is of roy orbison cos he died before they finished the video - another legend of course

[@Marlenefanclubsimone]

❤🇮🇹

[@martinunwin9654]

Loved your reaction and much prefer you as a single commentator. Thanks :-)

[@davidevans152]

Try the louisiana gater boys

[@dilandilanjoao4310]

Hi there. "Handle with care " was they're super hit. Recorded before this one. You can see and listen to Roy Orbison's amazing voice at that age. He's the one missing on the chair and that's his photo. Take care

[@scottchapin2323]

They do a great version of "Runaway". Worth a listen

[@Rocky19577]

Roy Orbison recorded the song but died before the video was made

[@margaretnicol3423]

Good but sad to seem them playing without The Big O.

[@AlBarzUK]

Supergroup - Cream

[@lonelywind3511]

Other supergroups are The Northern Kings and Exit Eden. Both are European but I can't think of any US ones right off & not as recognizable as The Traveling Wilburys.

[@vicmusgrave1278]

3 no longer with us.

[@barriehull7076]

Is Led Zeppelin a supergroup? Led Zeppelin: A brief history Led Zeppelin formed as a 'supergroup' in 1968, set up by former Yardbirds guitarist Jimmy Page. Cream, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker. What supergroup was Eric Clapton in? Blind Faith - Wikipedia Blind Faith were an English supergroup that consisted of Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Ric Grech. The Power Station. The Power Station could only have been created in the 80s. Featuring Robert Palmer, former Chic drummer Tony Thompson and two of the Taylor triplets from Duran Duran. The Highwaymen. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson. ELP were so assured and successful so quickly that it’s easy to forget a time before their music dominated the first half of the 1970s. Keith Emerson and Greg Lake ran around on their respective bands - The Nice and King Crimson - after their eyes briefly met at a gig at the Fillmore West, or so the story goes. Breaking up the happy home of Atomic Rooster to purloin Carl Palmer seemed easy enough after that. Asia Given their stellar prog rock pedigree - King Crimson, Yes, ELP - no one saw Asia commandeering the US mainstream in the early 80s 1) Cream The band that set the template for the supergroup (Clapton would try his luck again later with Blind Faith), Cream were so good that they could make you forget Eric Clapton’s haircut. And unlike a lot of so-called supergroups, they managed to maintain a career that took in three pivotal albums in a little over four years. Egos, inevitably, got in the way, but they’ll always leave us wanting more. www.loudersound.com/features/the-top-20-best-supergroups

[@MrsMillwall]

This is from a brilliant album 🌟

[@philiphind7830]

This is the best band u have found so far

[@vanhouten7377]

Another super group you should check out is Damn Yankees it has Tommy Shaw (Styx), Jack Blades (Night Ranger), Ted Nugent and a drummer named Michael Cortellone who was pretty much unknown at the time

[@jeannettesimpson9778]

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, formed from The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and The Hollies.

[@donallmccrudden4812]

If your looking for more supergroups, audioslave and velvet revolver

[@Raysboss302]

Roy.

[@brucefelger4015]

They had nothing to prove to anyone.

[@changlyn100]

Roy passed away before the video waa made.

[@36814]

Ironic name for a group who never travelled ortoured as a live band . Handle with Care is every bit as good as EOTL .

[@33baluga]

The passing of Orson at that time?

[@love4joj881]

*Orbison

[@andreshernandez1180]

Why did you try to find a live performance? Did you already know the song? I don’t understand why some people choose to listen to a song for the first time in a live version.

[@AriasandtheNATION]

Because a lot of times official recordings of classic songs get outright blocked.

[@andreshernandez1180]

@@AriasandtheNATION I’ve found that official videos can be distracting too unfortunately, people keep talking about the video and not the song. I’d suggest lyrics videos, and just pause once or twice.

[@AriasandtheNATION]

@@andreshernandez1180 100%

[@carolinestirland3126]

U looking forward to the ring dinking trip?

[@AriasandtheNATION]

100%

[@carolinestirland3126]

@@AriasandtheNATION prime that evolution shirt.

[@sailinbob11]

Roy died

[@ed.z.]

Suggestion: Paul Young, “Every Time You Go Away…” kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmq1p2lnbqijbq8

[@markb3186]

ALWAYS always do studio studio studio first or you mislead yourself it is stupid in classic rock not to listen to the original NOT LIVE NOT LIVE FIRST OBVIOUSLY DO THE ACTUAL SONG PEOPLE HEARD FIRST WHAT MADE IT FAMOUS IN THE FIRST PLACE LIKE THIS CLASSIC =GREAT STUFF!

[@elmarwinkler6335]

Sir, you might try Miss Angelina Jordan: here is a link to her famous rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody" of Queen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3eTe4lobduagtk As you like to try out new venues of music, this would be certainly up your alley. This young lady is called "The Queen of Jazz and Soul" for a reason. YES I am a fan, but..... Be safe and healthy. Elmar from Germany

[@stanjohnstone8874]

And Daniel for your next msical diversion why not try Bloodywood (Indian metal/rap/traditional fusion ) -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/faTcZqaArpqSaZY

[@gittadezeeuw3946]

It’s Nice, but it’s no Nightwish 😂

[@turboz6477]

Just a bunch of mates, having an excuse to catch up and do something fun. Terrible name though, always hated it.

[@michaelgilman4068]

You're casting about aimlessly cluelessly sometimes it's freaking ridiculous play the music man do you research first period

[@AriasandtheNATION]

Pretty much describes our whole generation lmfao! Fair point. And also a valid approach.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Let’s go O’s!

[@Pappa_66]

You really Live under a massive rock😮😢😅. This band was huge when I was first time also living under The Rock, called The US😂. Tom Petty made also a great Come back at that time, Garth Brooks was on his "Prime" and Billy Ray Cyrus was aching his heart🙈🙈Jeesus! Pick up Trucks and rednecks!! Thank God for Metallica and Nirvana❤💪 Best Regards from Finland🤩

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

NOBODY was better than Tom Petty

[@TheDmitriy1966]

Господи,парень,какую чушь ты несёшь.К своему сожалению до 2021года я тоже ничего не знал,что была такая команда,которую собрали Джефф Линн и Джордж Харрисон.