🎶REACTION to "While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Prince, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and Steve Winwood"🎶 

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Prince was also inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame that night

Prince was just magical💫 he took that to another level.

Prince and his BODY of work is unmatched. If you know then you know Prince was a one man band.

The song was originally written and sung by George Harrison. This is one of many Beatles songs with George as the vocalist. This performance was for George's posthumous entrance into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. George's wife said she only wanted artists who had collaborated with George to perform. The 10 year old child you mentioned is Dhanni - George Harrison's son. He's a mirror image of his dad at that age. George wrote some amazing songs when he was a Beatle, some folks say his writing and production is up there with the best.

This is such an epic performance on so many levels.

You forgot to mention Dahni Harrison George’s son who was standing next to Tom Petty playing an acoustic guitar. The guy in the shades is Jeff Lynne from ELO. Steve Wineood was playing the organ.

The guy with the shades was Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra aka ELO. Steve Winwood was on the organ.

RIP Prince, Tom 🙏💕

Here’s the list of performers, which instruments they were playing and a little additional information; George Harrison’s second (this time for his solo career, the first was as part of the Beatles) induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, on stage for this, the final, song were: * Tom Petty - 3 Grammys and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; (playing twelve string acoustic)and from his band the Heartbreakers’ Scott Thurston (playing bass) and drummer Steve Ferrone. * Jeff Lynne - 1 Grammy and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (playing electric guitar with hat, beard and curly hair) and from his band ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) and Marc Mann (plays first solo) guitarist for ELO. * Stevie Winwood - 2 Grammys and member of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (playing organ) was part of The Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith, Traffic and solo career and Jim Capaldi (from Traffic with Winwood) on percussion (tambourine). * Billy Preston - 2 Grammys and in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; (on piano) played keyboards for the Beatles and had a solo career. * Dhani Harrison (George’s son) was the young man you said looked ten years old - 1 Grammy; (playing six string acoustic), young man standing next to Tom Petty. * Prince - 7 Grammys (playing electric guitar) who was also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame that year. Note that the Grammy mentions are wins, it doesn’t count the numerous nominations they received. Also Petty and Lynne were part of the Traveling Wilbury’s along with George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Bob Dylan. Harrison, Petty, Lynne, Winwood and Preston are also song writers and producers.

Jeff Lynne was singing !! ELO frontman

Prince, Jimi and SRV can outswag anybody on the guitar. There may be more technical players, but nobody plays like those three.

Tazz was talking about Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra and writer of many, many hits for other artists and good friends ot the Beatles. Steve Winwood was in the on keyboards.

It is amazing how much hate Prince received from this performance because he SHOWED OUT/OFF. If you know then you know that Prince was and still is underated as a guitar player. This was his way of reminding "FOLKS" that he could shred with the best of them!

Jeff Lynne’s part in this composition is also obvious. He has a style that is iconic w/ ELO also See Traveling Wilburys. Was that Knopfler playing the other lead? Couldn’t. 100% make him out

The second guy Wes Jeff Lynn not Steve Windwood FYI

That wasn't Steve winwood he was on the organ. Jeff Lynn is the other guy singing with the shades from electric light orchestra

This is an epic performance with some of the best in the industry... fun fact : no one knows who caught prince's guitar after he threw it, as of yet it hasn't surfaced for sale or anything 😂

Great song and awesome performance! Thanks Guys and Kauffman

yep defs a Legendary 🎸🎵 Line up ✅️ there is 👌👏 👏👏

Did you spot the son of George Harrison , the young man far right but one? He looks so much like his father. And it was George Harrison who wrote this song. of course I love this. Sorry, I loved the Beatles back in the day, so it's hard to relate to anyone who doesn't know them.

Thank you for giving kudos to Tom Petty. Sure, in this performance it’s all about prince, and he definitely deserves the spotlight for shredding that guitar. But we cannot overlook the significance of the other members in the band. There are two people from Tom Petty‘s group called the Heartbreakers, Steve Ferrone on drums and standing right behind Prince you can see Scott Thurston on guitar, hevwho is also a member of Tom Petty‘s group the Heartbreakers. Jeff Lynne right out there in front doing his share of the lead vocals. He is a master producer. He is also a member of the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys, and his own group called Electric Light Orchestra. On keyboards, you have the elder statesman and a huge hit maker, Mr. Steve Winwood. Steve Winwood had one of his first hits when he was just a teenager in the 1960s a song called Gimme some Lovin. The young man on acoustic guitar standing next to Tom Petty is none other than Dhani Harrison, his father being George Harrison of the Beatles.

Steve Winwood has a great deep singing voice, but he wasn't singing in this one. I would even bet that both of you have heard Steve Winwood sing at some point in your life and didn't know it was him. But the singers in THIS cover song are Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne, he was in Electric Light Orchestra and Travelling Wilburys. Steve was on the organ I do believe. The young one is the son of George Harrison, the man they are honoring who died, he was lead guitarist of the Beatles, was also in Travelling Wilburys and had a solo career. The son's Dhani Harrison and he looks like a young George Harrison, but didn't have a career like the others.

Hi guys!! You both know Prince some suggestion for the other legends!!!---Tom petty="free falling" Jeff Lynn from ELO (electric light orchestra) "telephone line" and the great Steve Winwood (child prodigy) "higher love" Peace!! BTW---that is Dhani behind tom p----George Harrison's son!!

The performance dates back to 2004, on the occasion of George Harrison's posthumous induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Even though Harrison did not manage to integrate many of his songs into the Beatles' extensive catalogue and thus prevail over Lennon/McCartney, songs such as Here Comes The Sun, Something, Taxman and While My Guitar Gently Wheeps are among the best Beatles compositions (which certainly did not apply to his Indian music experiments The Inner Light and Within You Without You). In the original, Eric Clapton played the iconic guitar. He is certainly the guitarist who made the guitar cry the most beautifully on this occasion and in countless live performances with Harrison, even though Prince's solo is certainly one of the best solos. According to the wishes of Harrison's widow Olivia, only musicians who had played with George should take part in the tribute, which Prince actually ruled out, but the producer of the telecast was keen on his participation and persuaded Olivia to make an exception. So he asked Prince and Prince agreed because he felt it was an honor to be able to perform with Tom Petty. Tom Petty and Jeff Lynn were friends and companions of Harrison in the supergroup Traveling Wilburys. Lynn and Petty are the singers at this performance, not Winwood!!!!! Lynn is co-founder of the Electric Light Orchestra, composer of countless world hits and extremely successful producer. Steve Winwood is a singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer of many hits. At just 15 years old he led the experienced musicians of the Spencer Davies Group to success and fame. He was a member of legendary groups such as Traffic and Blind Faith before finally starting a solo career. Here he plays the Hammond organ. Yes, the younger copy of George Harrison is his son Dhani. It might also be worth mentioning Marc Mann, who took over Clapton's licks and the middle solo in his style. There was a commotion during rehearsals because Mann allegedly interrupted Prince's solo, and the rehearsals with Prince were then canceled. He reassured those in charge that everything would be fine, as happened. It was not the first time Prince had thrown his guitar; this was reported by his guitar maker, who repaired his instruments, because guitars could sometimes be damaged in these actions. Prince asked his guitar roadie to position himself in front of the stage and catch the guitar, then hand it over to Oprah. The guitar was supposedly returned to Paisley Park. Fun fact: some claim that the solo was a response to Rolling Stone. They had just published their list of the 100 best guitarists and Prince was not listed.

That’s what happens when you leave Prince off the list of greatest guitar players of all time. Earlier in the week.That’s why he went off like that. He asked Tom to hold back on lyrics while he soloed

Can you please do the same song, but with the writer of the original solo Eric Clapton. Also Paul and Ringo are in that version too

Play this man "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys". 😮😂

It was good until Prince being Prince decided to show off. It was supposed to be about the life of George Harrison not a j a m session for Prince. People loved it but I thought it was disrespectful there was no guitar GENTLY WEEPING it was blasting 😊