Bryce Dallas Howard has shared a video of the late Sam Neill singing “Blackbird” with Jeff Goldblum and Laura Dern.
“Sam had an immense passion for life. Generous with his wine, his stories, his time. One of the most unassumingly attractive and magnetic people I've ever met.”
One of the best and most under appreciated guitar players of all time.
Roy Clark performs a flaming "Malagueña" on a 12-string Ovation Adamas on stage at his own theatre in Branson, Missouri (1993 or 1994).
Neil Diamond wrote "I'm a Believer" in 1966, and The Monkees recorded it for their second album, More of The Monkees. The song captured the 1960s’ sense of possibility—love and hope.
They made a puppet version “We Are the World” parody back in the 1980s… and it looks like this.
Spitting Image went full savage with creepy rubber versions of all the 80s superstars singing “We’re Scared of the World” instead.
Peak British satire
Mesmerizing version of Sweet Child. No matter how many times I watch this, I will always be blown away by Slash's skill and Myles's voice. By the way, Slash didn't miss the notes, the notes missed Slash.
Very rarely does a live version of a song surpass the original studio recordings, this is definitely one of them!
This song was written by Lindsey Buckingham during his breakup with Stevie Nicks while recording Rumours. Though Stevie was hurt by the lyrics and asked him to change them, he refused, and she still recorded backing vocals despite their intense studio conflicts.
Imagine walking out in front of 72,000 people, with millions watching around the world, then sitting at the piano and performing one of the greatest songs ever written with pure confidence and passion.
Freddie Mercury truly was the ultimate rock star ❤️🎹