Handle With Care (Taken From Concert For George Live / 2002) 

Aaaaaaaaaa

I LOVE JEFF LYNNE!!!

musical genius.

Great description! He is amazing! 👍

AND A BRUMMIE!!!!!!

He really did❤. Love The Traveling Wilbury’s!!!

Jeff's voice is amazing!

Couldn’t agree more. Loved Roy Orbison growing up and Jeff didn’t let him down

I thought the same.

Jeff is all around talent and we share the same birthday--Love ELO

Big "Beatle boots" to fill, and he slides into it so easy, and gets the tone just right.

It made me question who was actually singing on the original recording 😂

Not knocking the guy, but Roy Orbison is Roy effing Orbison.

Wow dani is his father's son😂

I wasn't shocked. Jeff is great at everything.

El es mi beatle favorito

Only Bob Dylan is the living traveling wilbury

robtru84 Jeff Lyne is still alive

robtru84 Jeff Lynne is still alive and making music/ touring as “Jeff Lynne’s ELO.”

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Bruth you litery seeing him rigth there

Wouldn't you have loved to be a fly on the wall during the recording sessions? It must have been so fun...

The only group where all the members are in the R&R Hall of Fame, but the group itself isn't! Although one could say CSN&Y also is.

😭😭

So true!! 5 amazing musicians. Love all of them.

@@MrSanguru Anne, a genuine question, why do you believe that of Jeff Lynn?

Fennecky Fasty he really does- I was concerned at first thinking who would sing that part but he did fantastic

I thought that too. I was a bit worried but he did great!

tough .... um ... vocals to fill @@biancachi6435

I thought the same!

Jeff Lynne is the man

He blew my mind here. Too me he sounded like a combination of George Bob and Roy. Unreal!!!!!!.

Right? Love love LOVE ELO and I love him with these 4 fellow musical giants. Their voices blend beautifully.

Hay ,Jeff your singing Roy Orbison's bit. Jeff: fucking thanks lads . How can you match Roy ? Springsteen been trying for years. And I'm not having a go because Iove them all .Someone tell me , How do you stand in for Roy Orbison. Well that's me blinded by the light .

He’s so amazing. And under appreciated. He’s the secret sauce that we used to get from artists like Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn.

@@martinotoole9959 Jeff Lynne is doing a freaking good job doing it! Long live Jeff Lynne a music genius. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zzAEAkhO-LY.html

he's not just playing tambourine, he's running the show!

There's always a need for a little showmanship at concerts. Yah. He's like a human metronome. (I always love spotting the "Phil Collins lookalike" percussionist in concert videos.) Ray, and Leland Sklar, have uniquely identifiable presence in a whole cross section of performances.

PERCUSSIONIST PAR EXCELLENCE

yes...he puts everything into it

I was just watching him ROCK OUT and loving it

It's almost scary...

Like you know anything

What?

except he is shorter i laughed at Paul when he said George was the only one who had not aged

He doesn’t anymore. He’s fat, bald, and rude.

Absolute classic, George would have been proud, Jeff is a Brummie Bluenose legend. KRO😊

I wondered..that looked like a young George, did not know it was his son.

Actually 23

Plenty of talent on the stage

@@MariusIonescu yeah I was going to mention that, thats mental that he was 24, he really doesn't look his age, he's only 44 now!

And my dad in this January.. He makes me love this music and those bands🥰

Have you heard E.L.O.'s version of Little Town Flirt? Been out for a bit, but just came across it...just awesome!

Sweet memories ❤️ 🎼🎵

My dad died in February 2020 he was 67 and we played this and End of the Line at his funeral. He loved the Wilburys. Id never say I know how you feel, as its different for everyone. But let's just say I can relate.

@@iangarner8857 My dad in December 2021 at 72. He loved Roy Orbison and the Wilburys too. Hey- they had a great taste in music, that's for sure.

Yep it really is sad, they were magnificent together. 😡😓

I like to imagine the trio harmonizing and jammin' in heaven.......🎶 🎶 🎶 💙💙💙 ☺

We´re all going in that direction.

...and Jim Keltner, drummer for the Traveling Wilburys ("Buster Sidebury"), who plays on this rendition of "Handle with Care" here in the Concert for George...

@@cbatiau2528 he was basically the 6th Wilbury!

Great band. I'm a one man band on youtube.

AND Billy Preston doing My Sweet Lord.

How about Marc Mann, he was the guitarist trusted to play George Harrison's parts throughout the concert. In case you don't recognise him, he's the guy in the black flat cap. What a magnificent job he made of his task, a special performance throughout!

@@ianmathie5337 Thanks for this info. I have often wondered who all the guitarists were.

@@allymayful Billy actually recorded a version of My Sweet Lord and released it before George's version got released.

@@afox7376 That’s interesting! As a Single or on an LP?

The series of events beginning at around 2:22 -- (1) Mike Campbell looking over at Jeff Lynne, casually wondering if he'll remember to cover the harmony on "I'll clean it up myself I guess" (they had virtually zero rehearsal for this thing), and (2) Lynne not only doing so but completely knocking it out of the park, and (3) Campbell's look of delight registering on his face, and (4) the poignantly ceremonious quasi-curtsey he does to get Lynne's attention, so he might thank him and convey his appreciation in this moment -- he knows it's the only chance he'll ever have to do this, and (5) the cut to Petty's delivery of the _Sweet Smell of Success_ line, one of the quintessential late George lines, wherein Petty, unknowing, perfectly captures the spirit of what just transpired -- it's the line that elicits Orbison's wry smile in the video, and (6) the perfect appurtenance of Petty's earthy pelvic thrust on the kick of beat four of the measure, a model Beatlesism if ever there was (it reminds me of John's approval of the cello's blue flat seventh that intrudes on Paul's "Yesterday") -- is an illustration of what George Martin must have felt the day he realized that the world would be listening to his little band in two hundred years.

He is one man that is aging very gracefully. To this day he still looks and sounds incredible.

Ray Cooper is amazing

It's not since Bob wasn't there.

Javier Pérez Two thirds of the living members (during 2001 at least, may Tom Rest In Peace) is still pretty damn good

How about While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Prince?

Also handle with care in 2004

Man.. well said.. Truly The Last Performance

Ditto kurtisle, ditto. TP grew up about 10 minutes from me...........I've got tears now after watching these three songs.....................

I l♡ve to watch the "Concert for George" DVD(I've just watched it again- in tears - to see Gary Brooker - the Commander - sing the SHIT out of "Old Brown Shoe" again. Gary Brooker CBE, who sang "Whiter Shade of Pale," just passed away, recently); Wow, George sure had a lot of friends. I have to ration myself, because so many people in that tribute band have passed on, now, and I hate starting to cry as I watch. The Concert really WAS a celebration of his life, and the DVD is a Desert Island companion, a thing that you would want to have with you. And, a few other things.....

John who? Dhani never met John Lennon.

Love Jeff Lynne's amazing voice.

This is a great group. I'm a one man band on youtube.

129Undertaker Ray Cooper

Ray Cooper has been on countless recordings and sought after for so many performances, especially these star laden events.

he is having a ball

That's Jim Keltner, not Ray Cooper, I think

Nope. It’s Ray Cooper

Bob didn't go because it was a charity event; and of course no dough Bob won't go.

@@jameslahey1090 Bob has participated in a bunch of charity events over the years though. Concert for Bangladesh and Farm Aid to name a few. But I guess your comment was just a joke :)

Bob's having a tour since 88' Maybe that's why Bob isn't there

Darran Styler Andrea Lanzillotta I heard either because just got off tour and was too exhausted or because it was too emotional... you would think what bullshit all these other guys played for George, even his own son but everyone has their own reasons and we respect it.Rest in peace George

Dylan has never publicly stated why he did not participate. His then-current tour concluded a week prior to the tribute concert, so there was no conflict with dates from that. He was tentatively expected to take part, but about two weeks prior to the event, he announced without further explanation that he would be unable to be there. Possibly he was simply too exhausted from his own tour to perform, or maybe it was just too emotional for him. Or perhaps he was just “being Dylan” and decided the best way to honor his friend was not to get on a stage in front of the world, but to do so in other, quieter ways. Dylan did do a version of “Something” during his tour in George’s memory that same year

Yes👏

I agree 👍

Don't forget Roy!

Nothing better than that. Great talent at its best

Mike Campbell is a VERY talented guy!

Check out his band The Dirty Knobs.

I think he was very emotional

Definitely. Also missing Roy Orbison.

Bart Alder Yeah Traveling Wilburys was such a cool band, wish they could have continued...

VampireFeastHouse: I miss them both so much, also. They became great friends, which is a beautiful thing. 💖💖💘💘

@@vampirafeasthouse4571 I understand that after the tragic death of Roy Orbison, Del Shannon was approached to sit in for Roy, but after Del committed suicide, it was deemed appropriate to wind the Wilburys up.

barry fowles I didn't know this... but it'd have been so cool!! I will keep these guys forever in my heart♥️

Don't forget Roy!

I still miss Buddy Holly it's been 60 years this month.

jack freeman Me too

You better get your vaccine first bucko. It's important to get experimental drugs if you want to have fun

You were at a truly historic and beautiful/sad event ..................So nice!

My thoughts exactly. How appropriate right? RIP George.

Wuz up bro

Ben Attwood I still have some love to give Won’t you show me that you really care Everybody’s got somebody to lean on Put you body next to mine and dream on!! I love this song so much!! In the documentary about TPATHs💘, there is a great part about The Traveling Wilburys. The movie is SO great-almost 4 hrs long, but feels like it goes by so quickly. It’s called “Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Runnin’ Down A Dream.” It was on Netflix for a while, but not now, though you can rent it. I got the DVD from Amazon recently.

Ben, I hope you got with Mary

@Land Lubber Geez, guys. I was quoting the fucking lyrics. I have a girlfriend, geez.