Was THIS the MOST talent on one stage, all at one time, EVER?!!

Tonight we're going back to 1987, and back to an older video of mine, to re-live a memorable performance of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'!
Original Video - • George Harrison & Ring...
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[@yoursoulknows6444]

Absolutely one of the greatest songs of all times.... George's voice is so beautiful - and this performance is pure excellence. Thank You Fil.

[@ollieroger3032]

This lineup and the Concert for George can't be matched for talent.

[@brucehauge1391]

The Bob Dylan 30 year anniversary in 1993 can beat that.

[@oldermusiclover]

agree

[@ochjim]

I'm with @brucehauge1391 on this one . . . and happily George Harrison is doing his thing there too . . Particularly memorable is their version of My Back Pages in which GH takes a verse, as does Clapton, Neil Young, Tom Petty and Roger McGuinn.. .

[@mimi-3212]

That was really fun to hear Fil's thoughts on this performance. His enjoyment of, and enthusiasm for music is a beautiful thing.

[@John-the-Bass]

Yes, the best line up. Also the memorial concert was superb!

[@kathygrosvenor4464]

Billy Preston “My Sweet Lord” ! Chills from his soul to mine! 🙏🪷❤️

[@zephyrbear]

Just one error in this Fil, is the fact it was George who walked out of the Beatles at lunchtime one day telling the rest "I'll see you around the clubs perhaps..." It actually took quite a bit of persuasion to get him to come back on the part of Ringo... I've just finished the Get Back documentary again and he walks out at the end of the first part. Lennon & McCartney kept criticising his solos and telling him how to play and then not to play at all and you could see the frustration building until he walked.

[@tnmoppylaura5476]

@@zephyrbear I recall seeing an interview where Ringo discussed leaving too.

[@lauraallen55]

@@tnmoppylaura5476 Ringo did leave for two weeks because Paul criticized his playing on Back in the USSR on the White album in Aug. of 1968. He planned on quitting for good. @zephyrbear The not playing at all comment came from George to Paul as in he would play it any way Paul wanted him to including not at all. That was a different time, during Don't Let Me Down.

[@deed.3230]

It’s probably normal for any group that’s been together for awhile and has had the pressure of success on them to have those sorts of little eruptions. Nobody went anywhere until they actually broke up, though.

[@lauraallen55]

@@deed.3230 I'm sure it is normal to have little eruptions. The Beatles had big problems amongst themselves starting from the time Brian Epstein died. When the Beatles did break up, Paul had sued the other three, and none of them were speaking to him. He went into a deep depression. It was a buildup for them rather than little eruptions, it seems like.

[@annakisfaludinebaan]

..although maybe he was the best in the whole ensemble - he's my favorite! I love Phil's smile!

[@davidcatalano3781]

FIL, you are correct. There is no equivalent. God bless you and all you love.

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

This remains one of the best live performances ever!

[@tmatheson54]

Thanks Fil. Great video. As an amateur guitarist I can truly say that most of the time when I pick up my guitar to play it weeps. It says “Oh no not this guy again.”. 😳🙄🎵🎶 Cheers!

[@IMeMineWho]

Lol. Keep going.

[@angelaboncore3132]

My dad was a musician/entertainer and played multi instruments - stand up bass, acoustic, electric guitar, harmonica and could not teach me to play anything simply because I am left handed like Paul McCartney and Papa had a difficult time teaching me however; thanks to your music analysis videos not only vocal but instrumental, I'm learning a lot late in life. Still can't play an instrument but I do sing so - learning so much thanks to you. Never stop for I'm having fun learning all things musical. All my love - Angela

[@user-pg3oq8oc9y]

Yup I'm left handed my dad had the same problem

[@RosaKay55]

George, Ringo, Elton, Eric, et al. Yup, there isn’t a group of musicians today that can compare. Thanks for your analysis, Fil.

[@IMeMineWho]

I would argue Pete (Townshend) and Roger (Daltrey), Fee Waybill and the Tubes, Mickey Dolen z (solo)" Tom Keifer, Donovan, Eric Bib..of course, they have never played together..excepting P &R, that is..

[@johnfrei9057]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard George sing better.

[@man-of-the-world]

The Albert Hall, 'Concert For George' had some incredible talent on stage too. And on this song EC played the most incredible solo where his guitar did actually weep.

[@dimsylsodium1]

I always believed that Eric Clapton put his heart and soul into that solo during the Concert for George. He must have thought that he had to get it absolute right.

[@hmm3484]

OMG, I’m so glad you mentioned the mic stand. That drives me crazy every time I see that video. How in the world did they not get such a basic thing right?

[@aBeatleFan4ever]

The greatest thing about this particular version - is the part where George and Eric are playing together - and trading licks.

[@russshaber8071]

Fil, I wish you could have been around in the 60's & 70's. You would have loved it.

[@rebeccaruth78]

Love this song, one of my favorites. The 80's were different. I miss those times. The world felt safe and cohesive. Talent was everywhere. The music is timeless. Even you in your analysis, are animated and cannot say enough about the musicianship between these talented people. This was a joy to watch Fil. Thank you and God Bless.

[@tnmoppylaura5476]

George had so much music in him that was on such a different level. Thanks for sharing this fantastic performance with all of these talented artists. Nice to see the younger Fil too!

[@John-the-Bass]

Yes, the best line up. Also the memorial concert was superb! No auto tune needed for these guys. Superb musicians. They shared & did not need to show off. Thanks

[@eolair]

When I see something like this my first reaction is the same as most and I am amazed at this much talent playing together. But then I remember that many of them and more were all resident in Laurel Canyon in the late 60s early 70s, all just hanging out together, jamming, and influencing each other. The Beatles, CSNY, The Doors, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, James Taylor, Jackson Browne, The Beach Boys, Linda Ronstadt .....etc... Can you imaging what that would have been like?

[@tkamps64]

concert for Bangladesh a decent lineup: Harrison, Dylan, Clapton, Ringo, Leon Russell, Billy Preston, Badfinger, Jim Horn, Ravi Shankar, Klaus Voorman, Jim Keltner, Jesse Ed Davis

[@IMeMineWho]

Some people criticized George's vocals after the Beatles. This proves them wrong; the soulfulness and power of his vocals is beauty!

[@peaches1206]

Much grittier and alive than studio version. Love his vocal here.

[@aureliande2659]

Agree! George was a superb harmony singer in the Beatles but was not too confident as a solo singer. After the Beatles, he took some time to find his style. He tried a specific personal style that has been described as 'whining' during his solo years, but from Cloud Nine his singing style changed again. His singing with the Wilburiys is superbly self-assured and expressive as is his singing during this concert (and the Japan concerts).

[@robh2971]

Seen the '86 Princes Trust show? It ended with Bowie & Jagger, McCartney, Clapton, Knopfler, Phil Collins, Elton, Mark King, Ray Cooper, etc. And McCartney & Tina Turner together was magic.

[@nonrepublicrat]

Tina Turner, Phil Collins, Princess Elton, Ray Cooper, are all nothing special.

[@IMeMineWho]

@@nonrepublicrat Tina..nothing special? Those are fighting words, Sonny Jim!!!

[@LOL-Can]

I smiled, OK grinned, right along with you on this one. Great talents on stage with a great song. You as always have given an informative analysis. Thank you so much for this.

[@lizmurphy5994]

What an emotional song to share and play with Eric and Ringo. Because songs are usually sung in the first person, 'While MY Guitar Gently Weeps,' it always makes me wonder if it's originally autobiographical in some way. Are there life events that created creative genius? The love lives of George, Ringo, and Eric were intertwined and sad. Here is the oversimplified version of events that Pattie revealed. George was a remarkably gentle, loving, spiritual person, and, let's be polite - he had an eye for the ladies. All the Beatles indulged in the girls, particularly George, who ultimately wanted a harem. George met his first wife, Pattie Boyd, on the set of 'A Hard Day's Night, ' an extraordinarily beautiful and charming woman. They were happy for several years, but the infidelity was difficult for Pattie. George wrote 'I Need You' in 1965 and 'Something' in 1969 for her. Such beautiful songs. Eventually, Pattie came home to find George in bed with.......................Ringo's wife Maureen. As the women were originally such close friends, this was extremely upsetting. Meanwhile, Eric had tried to seduce Pattie for some time while married to George. Eric wrote 'Layla' in 1970, 'Bell Bottom Blues' in 1970, and 'Wonderful Tonight' in 1977 with Pattie as his muse. Eventually, Pattie and George divorced, and she married Eric. History has a habit of repeating itself. Pattie was desperate for a child, and Eric was unfaithful, getting someone else pregnant, so Pattie left and divorced again. Being a human is so difficult. I don't judge anyone. What is remarkable is that George, Eric and Ringo remained such close and dear friends. That's real, grown-up behaviour! 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' was written in 1968, so not about these affairs, yet it is a sad situation and extraordinary that the three men would perform such a poignant song together. What do these events show? Being fabulously famous, deeply gorgeous, and extraordinarily wealthy doesn't always lead to happiness. So, I'll get back to my better-than-average life with a smile. Thanks for pointing out the major and minor keys Fil, I hadn't noticed that.

[@peaches1206]

Deeply gorgeous!!!! Perfectly put.

[@lizmurphy5994]

@@peaches1206 Thank you

[@veramilton833]

Liz Murphy, Wow ! you have brought so much interesting information to us with your reply! Fil brings us a bit of information about the artists he analyzes. You would be helpful to him in bringing to light the history behind the artist's he analyzes! Well said ,Liz !!

[@Reflectors1]

❤Clapton playing the guitar like that while looking straight into your eyes is otherworldly🎉

[@tammydoolittle6054]

This is a great line-up of some of the best musicians in the world! This performance was incredible! Thank you, Fil, for sharing your musical knowledge with us! It was an awesome analysis! 🙂

[@DianeAvila-bv4fc]

I’ve watched a lot of your older videos because I liked the bands that were analyzed. I have found your analysis were just as good as the ones you use with the pitch correction monitor. To me it confirms the knowledge and ear you have for music

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@debbier938]

Hi Fil, Glad we got to revisit this one. Great job on the analysis! A better musical lineup you could not have… I do believe this is one of the most beautiful songs ever written! It is haunting, mystical lyrically emotional and thought provoking. Really enjoyed seeing this performance and your thoughts on this enigmatic song! You Are The Best… Debbie☮️

[@darrylr]

What a pile of talent, but oh George Harrison was just so good.

[@ClarenceHW]

Also FIL, your voice is a bit higher back then. :-). George sounds so good here, strong vocals and great playing. This is one of my personal favorite performances. Huge amount of talent on stage. Thanks for the upload.

[@judyedwards6902]

George has been my favorite since I was a pre-teen in 1964. ❤️❤

[@lindaz1290]

I have to admit, I miss this studio!

[@dmcarp2807]

Good re-edit selection of this live performance by Harrison of his classic along with the ensemble of talent on stage. Liked your explainer and accoustic guitar demo of effectiveness of it's odd song composition.

[@janegardener1662]

This is one of my favorite songs ever.

[@lindadescafano3749]

Great line up and performance all on one stage. I always liked this song and enjoyed this analysis as well as your guitar chord demonstration. 😊🎸🎵

[@johnr5312]

Love Harrison and Clapton. I remember watching this performance for Princess Diana. She appeared to love it but Charles looked uncomfortable. Thanks for doing this video (again).

[@gemmaremington-hw8hd]

No one around now like these.

[@lylecampbell9036]

George should have sang a verse " I look at my mic and I see it keeps spinning..."

[@tbeau6663]

Elton was on piano that night as well......Plus Ringo, Phil Collins, Jools Holland, Jeff Lynne, and Ray Cooper - all in the same band

[@user-bb8vf3tq6l]

My favourite song of George.❤️

[@coolredsilver]

The best of the best! Thank you! One of my favorite songs too. 😃🎸✌️❤️

[@johnnymoondog]

Fantastic lineup !

[@roryblake7311]

Nothing that I can say here! Glad you posted this! Great job Fil.

[@Elaine_Parhamovich]

Oh Fil! You don't look a minute older now than in this video. My favorite cover of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" will always be Jeff Healey's. Hands down. He owns this song. Anyone's free to argue that, but I won't change my mind.

[@juliehooper2350]

Is that the one when Prince's solo at the end blew my mind?

[@Elaine_Parhamovich]

@@juliehooper2350 I was just referring to Jeff Healey alone. I'm not sure I've seen one with Prince.

[@lauraallen55]

No one can argue with you over what your favorite is ;)

[@veramilton833]

Fil, so much talent in one performance! Love this song! The lyrics are very thought-provoking, as you pointed out! Thanks for pointing out the major and minor keys and how they change the feeling of what we are listening to! Thank you for bringing this one to us! I very much enjoyed this analysis video! Fil, this may have been a few years ago,but you don't seem to look any older to me! You just don't seem to age. What is your secret? 😅 💜 Perhaps you are immortal! 🤔

[@lizmurphy5994]

Have you noticed that Fil always gives us something new to learn and appreciate? Fil I really adore that! As usual, Vera is right. So much talent on the stage. As for you aging, you are just the same! Vera and I need to know the face cream you use but we promise to keep it a secret! Much love Liz xx

[@veramilton833]

@@lizmurphy5994 Yes, Liz, you are so correct! Fil definitely needs to kindly give us his secrets on staying young looking! Especially the face creme!

[@lizmurphy5994]

@@veramilton833@veramilton833 I'd like the secrets to Fil's hair, too. What a mane! I really did get so much from this video - Fil. I'd not noticed the major and minor keys before. And what a bandmate and song to share with Eric Clapton because George's first wife, Pattie Boyd, was seduced by Eric, and she eventually divorced George and married Eric (in a troubled second marriage). So the line 'While my guitar gently weeps' seems so emotional to share with Eric, when they had both lost the love of Pattie. But I bet you and other people had considered that too.

[@roblake602]

@@lizmurphy5994 yep!

[@roblake602]

@@veramilton833 Yep!

[@lynnehackett7799]

George's memorial had a much better lineu'p was brilliant and heartwarming especially seeing Dhani on stage.seemed like George was still present. Great show

[@pammickle3935]

I always smile, too, when George takes lead from Eric. Phenomenal!! Guitar World had George ranked 11th best with Eric 4th out of their top 100 of all time. Hendrix was first. Love your analysis!

[@paulmackenzie1850]

Most Excellent...Thanks for analyzing this awesome performance...

[@del2reb]

Not too easy to choose one best, I say I have seen so many bests, this is one!

[@joyeriojas1502]

FIL HENLEY your face is not only cute but priceless watching this video.thank you so much 🤘🇺🇸

[@olibertosoto5470]

This is a loaded one since everyone has their favorites and their villains. But it's undeniable that there is a lot of talent up on one stage right there. I'm sure you could find enough new talent to do the same now a days but it wouldn't be a piece of cake like back then - it was everywhere you looked.

[@SuziQ.]

Dave Grohl did a good job getting the greats to play the Taylor Hawkins Tribute concerts. There were a couple I would have replaced (Sebastian Bach, for one), but it was an impressive lineup.

[@TBeatles67]

Outstanding performance of what I consider one of the top ten greatest songs of all time. Great analysis, Fil. So good to be able to see this now!

[@mariannemaloneywitherspoon6335]

This concert and ‘The Concert for George’ in 2002 have to be 2 of the best-and no AI, auto tune or pitch control. Thanks ‘Sir Fil’! Love, Marianne ❤😊 3:35

[@lorijones9579]

You can recognize Ringo just from the shoulder action.

[@juliebarrett1636]

Thank you for this Fil. One of my favourite videos ever ❤

[@nettie607]

This is one of my all-time favorite song! Many thanks!

[@lvmomma46]

Thank you for the memories. Great analysis and thank you for bring this to us.

[@stillstanding8286]

I’m thinking that the list of musicians who participated in the Concert for Bangladesh (1971), was pretty stacked, too (Harrison, Starr, Clapton, Bob Dylan, Leon Russell, Ravi Shankar, Billy Preston, to name a view)

[@Lilah1754]

I think this is George’s best song. He had an abundance of song writing talent. During the tribute concert for George, with his son Dhani, Prince ended it with an amazing guitar solo! Think Fil did an analysis on it. Love Clapton, George & Ringo rocking out!

[@IMeMineWho]

Life Itself and Beware of Darkness were pretty darn good as well.

[@martinmchugh001]

Prince's solo was just too much. Acrobatics removed focus from gorgeous song.

[@SuziQ.]

Thanks, Fil. I hope you find more buried gems from your older videos (hint: Lynch Mob). 🎶🎸

[@jenihansen7201]

George was magical. He was by far the best one of the group, IMHO.

[@venderstrat]

My advice: Don't be humble. Just go 'IMO'.

[@lauraallen55]

@@venderstrat It's obvious one is stating their opinion, so not really any need to specify that it is opinion, humble or otherwise. However, it's up to people to say what they want, after all is said and done.

[@vmm44]

Fil, I was thinking the exact same thought about that mic stand.

[@dalem4039]

Funny you say looking much younger because you look the same to me. I think this is certainly up there in terms of the amount of talent on stage especially when you explain the individual talents each has. I wonder why we think of minor chords as sad and major chords as happy. It seems like somewhere, sometime it became defined that way. But it’s certainly true for me. It just seems that it had to be defined that way at some point. As always a spot on analysis and another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@anniella29]

I was thinking Fil doesn't look any much different too 😅

[@richardclark.]

I added hand claps and whistles from the floor that night. Many MANY foot stomps but do I get any credit from anyone? NooOoOoo!!

[@pammickle3935]

How cool to hear/see it live!!

[@keensoundguy6637]

They were just trying to recreate George's microphone experience in Japan from 1966.

[@dereks1264]

Another awesome collection of talent in one place at one time is: "Roy Orbison and Friends --- A Black and White Night" from 1988.

[@drewpall2598]

You'll always be young at heart Fil. Excellent analysis on George Harrison and his fellow musician friends. Cool to see your old studio in these older videos of yours. 😊✌🧡

[@BoondockRoberts]

It competes when Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton and George Harrison did My back Pages live. (for the sheer amount of star power, I recall it wasn't as tight as it should have been)

[@roypalfrey5694]

And every single one of them sounded like they could make the song their own.

[@jennbamboo]

Ray Cooper - I call him ‘flipper’ because of that technique xx

[@beholdmessiah6526]

Brilliant analysis as usual Fil

[@HermesNinja]

I try not to give out unsolicited legal advice but I’m sure glad that other attorney wasn’t as reticent! Great advice re: copyright violations and great video!

[@roryblake7311]

I'm glad somebody did, though!

[@thehellyousay]

the pirate song is, was, and always will be my favourite george harrison song.

[@TheVigilant109]

Pure talent

[@TerjeMathisen]

I do think the "We are the World" night must be very near the pinnacle, even though it wasn't a live gig.

[@DonFredricks]

I felt so sorry for George having to fight the mic stand 😢

[@reddragonready]

And then there's Orange Blossom Special at Grand Ole Opry April 2003 Vassar Clements, Del mcCoury band and just about every fiddle player of note in Nashville

[@Reflectors1]

The Harrison ‘mike debacle’ could be a great teaching tool to demonstrate life happens, even to the most famous on earth. 😊

[@chrissarr4101]

Add Fil to the group 🎉

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

Great that you re-edited / re-released this video. I get the need for copyright issues, but how are these old performances to gain new audience, when the music featured is 50 years old? There has got to be a better way to ensure that the artists get credit / monetary support, rather than just say... nobody gets to see it. I get it... but I don't get it 😿Great work, even back a few years, Fill 🤘🎸

[@JohnLancaster-fh3oc]

George also played great bass on "Old Brown Shoe."

[@edcctf]

If that's not the most talent on one stage it's got to be close! :)

[@markkinnish1196]

Great update as always Fil yeah I’ve heard a lot about this great performance

[@oldermusiclover]

the concert with Carl Perkins was another one

[@PragmaticPerson]

Another good and entertaining episode! Thank you again! ❤

[@clovala]

Thank you! I’d love to see you do a video analysis of Sarah Brightman, especially Figlio Perduto.

[@richardclark.]

First Farm Aid show. Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Tom Petty, Mike Campbell, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Merle Haggard and the rest of Pettys band holding it down.

[@nonrepublicrat]

Merle Haggard?? LOL Johnny Cash? LOL who the hell is Mile Campbell ??

[@richardclark.]

@@nonrepublicrat if you have no respect for Cash and don't know who Mike Campbell is you really don't belong in the conversation to begin with. You have your opinion though. Everyone should.

[@lauraallen55]

@@richardclark. They're a troll. See them around all the time.

[@KennyHenrick]

great analysis

[@wmauibill]

Fil, thanks for all the great content you’ve been putting out. I hope you see this comment and respond to it. Elvis recorded a song ,a movie song. The song I am speaking of is called Stay Away. I love the song, but I would like your take with your musical experience on the tempo of the vocals, in comparison to the tempo of the music. It makes it a very interesting song. I would like to know if you think it works. Thanks.

[@dimsylsodium1]

I agree about this song sounding great in its cutback form in the singer songwriter tradition. Thinking about this, it's a pity George didn't participate in MTV's Unplugged series in the way that Eric Clapton did.

[@toms6756]

I think George was special on the guitar from the day I saw the Beatles live performance of Till There Was You to the Carl Perkins live performance with George, Clapton. and others George nailed it in the Perkins performance compared to everyone else I remember how disappointed I was when I learned George didn't play the lead on While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Meanwhile the couple of live performances with Clapton I have heard, I wish George would have.

[@Peter-oh3hc]

I know this wasn't on stage, so it doesn't count, just a fun thing to know about (imho). Million Dollar Quartet" is a recording of an impromptu jam session involving Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash made on December 4, 1956, at the Sun Record Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.

[@TheTomryan123]

I'd have to say the most talent would be the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (and about 50 others) from, oh, anytime in the last 100 or so years ago. Love your videos, though.

[@Olds79Starfire]

We are the world. It was a recording session but there was a whole lot of talent there

[@theneonchimpchannel9095]

George was always great at putting together a group like that. Any time he did play live, it was always some kind of supergroup. From the Concert For Bangladesh (with Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr, Leon Russell, Billy Preston and more) to his 1974 tour (with Robben Ford, Tom Scott, Billy Preston, Ravi Shankar, Willie Weeks and more) to this performance, to the band nicknamed The Silver Wilburys (George, Bob, John Fogerty, Taj Mahal and Jesse Ed Davis) to The Travelling Wilburys (with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Bob Dylan...although they never performed live together), to his 1991 tour (with Clapton, Ray Cooper, Andy Fairweather-Low and others) to his final live show (with Mike Campbell, Will Lee, Gary Moore, Joe Walsh, Ringo and more). Even on his albums, there would be guests like Peter Frampton, Ron Wood (if you let him) and others. He just seemed to be in his element when surrounded by other amazing musicians and he was always able to get the best out of them. Also, he is extremely underrated as a guitarist, way better than Clapton, although he'd usually hold back when they were playing together to let Eric shine. There's a few shows from the Japan tour though where George just let rip and completely buried Eric. He wasn't the fastest or anything like that, but his choice of notes and melodic structure was something that not many guitarists can do as well as he could.

[@steveleblanc7983]

I was thinking the same thing about the mic stand. It happens too many times.

[@RonWesterbeek]

Mostly when you are relying on stage hands 😅

[@RonWesterbeek]

Every mic stand counts 😅 He could've tightened the little aluminium ring but had his hands full.. 🎉

[@russshaber8071]

Jeff Lynn? You forgot to mention the greatest combination Producer/Arranger/Singer/Song Writer/Lead Guitar of all time. Unforgivable Fil.

[@Guardducks]

Aww, the great George Harrison, AKA George Harrisong, for his writing ability . 🤘🏽

[@georgefrench1907]

The song even sounds great as a solo ukulele piece.

[@peaches1206]

The Beatles all loved the uke! Paul played a uke tribute to George on the tour after George's death.

[@terryjohinke8065]

Good analyses Fil also using an Australian made Maton guitar. Cheers mate.

[@allonewordcaps]

😊 great video glad i got to see it