Before Rumours conquered the world with its success, there was Rhiannon.
Fleetwood Mac performing Rhiannon live at the Midnight Special, in 1976.
Just indescribable.
Eagles performing "Hotel California" at the 1998 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Their ability to reproduce almost perfectly the sound they recorded live is astounding.
"It doesn't matter how MANY TIMES I listen to this song and Lindsey's solo guitar performance, I NEVER get sick of it."
"We just don't have musicians like this anymore, sadly. This is their life, their heart, in all their songs."
Fleetwood Mac performing 'Go Your Own Way' live at Dance Tour, in 1997.
I will be forever grateful to the person who uploaded this incredible live video.
The guy you're watching is 78 but he proves that age is just a number. The legendary vocalist and guitar player David Gilmour performing an epic song, Comfortably Numb, live at his 3rd night at Madison Square Garden on November the 6th, 2024.
The angle, the quality, the atmosphere, and David...
There's no words I can describe this live performance.
Iconic.
That hypnotic Fender Rhodes, that unmistakable touch—Ray Manzarek takes us inside the creation of “Riders on the Storm”…
Happy birthday to a true legend!
Aretha Franklin’s performance at the 2015 Kennedy Center Honors is widely regarded as one of the best moments in the history of the event.
The occasion was to honor Carole King, the legendary songwriter and one of the co-writers of Aretha’s iconic hit “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.”
Draped in a floor-length fur coat, Aretha took the stage and began with a subtle piano introduction, which immediately drew the audience into her world.
Her powerful voice and commanding presence filled the room, visibly moving everyone in attendance. Carole King, seated in the audience, was overwhelmed with emotion, cheering and holding her hands to her face in disbelief.
This unforgettable performance not only celebrated Carole King's compositions, but also reaffirmed Aretha Franklin's unparalleled ability to continue performing at 100% at age 73.
Aretha Franklin is one of the greatest female musicians of all time.