Joe Brown - I'll See You In My Dreams - Live In Liverpool 

I can’t believe how many thumbs down joe got for this lovely little song, to some it’s very meaningful to those who relate it to someone they have lost . This generation of talented musicians are dying out and the generation of today don’t get it unless there’s some kind of electronic beat box or sample machine which is sad. A credit to joe brown for an amazing true Britain performance.

Isn’t Joe Brown the most likeable person in show business 💓

He is one of the nicest people I've ever met. I was working at the Tramshed Theatre in Woolwich, when I was the theatre photographer and general dogsbody. I had the honour of walking onto the stage to inform him that he was now a grandad and his daughter had just given birth to a beautiful baby daughter.

Now this bloke is a national treasure

I got here from the Concert for George. I had never heard this song before, but now I can't stop listening to it. It's absolutely beautiful. This fellow is blessed to have so many people love him. I can't believe how fine these comments are about him. What a lucky man...a genuine man.

This song is usually the last played and is in memory of his dearly beloved wife who died with cancer, those who gave a thumbs down are actually jealous because they are not and will never be as good as Joe on a range of instruments.

One of the nicest and most talented blokes in the music business.

Joe is a legend. What a great entertainer and musician.

I have just discovered this , I lost my wife in September 2021 and I miss her everyday.

Cant sleep at the moment gone 3a.m I lost our only child last year and my hubby 12years ago.I play this lovely version of see you in my dreams by Joe moves me so much.I have seen him several times a great musician and I think a genuine man xx

Played this song at my wifes fun eral it means so much to me !!❤❤

I played this for my late wifes funeral and the words are so fitting. I miss her every day x

Joe is a a living legend, I have been lucky to see him on stage. He definitely deserves a Knighthood. A truly gifted man.

That’s how to captivate your audience, I will never get bored of listening to this , what a gent and what a band.

my mum loved joe, a picture of you, tears in my eyeys

What a lovely man. I have always thought of him as great bloke. I am really pleased so many people agree with me. Thank you, Joe.

The most underrated guitarist ever. A true gentleman.

A lovely generation, that I am pleased to be a part of that will never be the same again.

One of Britain's greatest talents and never lost the art of entertaining over 60+ years. Good instrumentalist as well and very funny person. GOOD ON YOU JOE!

Can’t believe he’s hardly changed in 50 years. Simply stunning.

A great musician and entertainer. We saw him at Preston just a few years ago. A lovely man. Thanks for the memories, Joe! Keep playing!

When I was eleven, I thought Joe was great! I'm 75 now and I still think he's Great!

A true professional, absolutely one of the best from the 60s

I came here from Concert for George... I started out watching this video almost in tears from laughing so much and ended the video with tears rolling down my cheeks from a beautiful song. I can't think of any other video on RU-vid where that has happened to me. Thank you.

i once told my wife that is she dies before me i would play this for her, i love here so much , how could i ever live without her,. today i have realised a lot and have learned its time to enjoy what we have, its there in front of you for the taking, you just have to see it,

This song was the last number of the final medley on the last record made by the late and most definitely great Reginald Dixon, Blackpool's most famous organist.

Love him. Saw him and screamed for him in the 60s. Many of us have lost our loved ones now. So comforting.

I'm now 74, and when I was at school I was a member of Joe Brown's fan club. Even at my young age Joe made an impression on me which I've never forgotten. He is a national treasure. What a talent !

As an American, his English accent is absolutely delightful.... wonderful! I loved Joe since I was a kid and he's effortlessly charming, adorable and charismatic.

Joes rendition of this song at the close of The Concert for George still brings tears to my eyes. Thank you Joe, your love for your friend clearly comes through. May God look after you and your "bruvvers".

Anybody who gets to see a Joe Brown show is in for a real treat!

Reminds me of my darling mum, she used to sing it to me last thing at night. It still makes me cry. Bless you Joe.

This was the last thing my dad laughed at before he died so we had to have it at his funeral it was perfect ! ❤️

I’ve seen this wonderful entertainer many times. He is a gentleman and warm human being.

Such a lovely little tune - it's been covered by so many but none better than how Joe & his band do it. Just splendid.

Those who thumbs down on this may not have waited for the song to start! Today’s musicians don’t talk to the audience! Joe was part of the audience and the audience was part of the show !

Saw Joe in the 1960s in Northwich, Cheshire and he played Hava Nagila, while having his guitar behind his neck - something I will never forget. Saw him a few years ago in Beverley and he played Hava Nagila and mentioned he can not play it behind his head anymore !!! Great guy - Dark Town Strutter Ball was my favourite.

What does he eat for breakfast? Guy has not changed in 60 years! Fab bloke.

He seems like someone you would love to have as your neighbor! Such a sweet song! Loved when he sang it for George Harrison’s memorial!

I just discovered this guy and I love him so much. This is my happy song. I'm always a little sad that it ends.

This always brings tears to my eyes.Reminds me of my mum and dad,both long gone.

This to me is one of the most beautiful songs that has ever been written, and joe brown also sang it beautiful what a performance!!

For someone who worked in the music industry for years (US record labels and management), it pains me to admit that Joe Brown had never come on my radar. Then, I saw him perform this song as the closing performance of the Concert For George. I was in a heap of tears on the sofa. It was SO beautiful and perfect for remembering the 'quiet Beatle'. Having taken up the ukulele last year (and knowing George's love of the instrument), I committed then and there to learning this wonderful tune . It's not a beginner's song but every minute I've spent hashing out the chord changes has been worth it. It's now one of my favorite songs of all time. Thank you Joe for honoring the beloved Mr. Harrison with such grace and charm. You're a gem!!

Absolutely brilliant listened to him throughout my 69 yrs 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Joe first met George Harrison on tour in the early 60's, Joe was higher on the bill. He saw George using his guitar. He wasn't best pleased, and told him so. They became great friends. of course, Joe closed The Concert For George' with this song. A fine musician and looks better every time you see him.

Joe Brown was always a chirpy chappie, brilliant performer and fabulous personality, how could anyone not like him .

Joe always deserved a huge applause like this one. He was one funny, talented performer. Sad we in the USA never recognized him. He should have been right in the midst of the so called "British Invasion" !

there's something incredibly beautiful about this that comes through his heart.

As a uke player I love this. So gentle.Joe Brown is a a legend x

Joe is a real Super Star and the way he ends his act proves it. He could play and sing 'Three Blind Mice' and still drum up a great audience reaction. Good on you Joe!

Joe i'm nearly 70 have followed you for many years youv've been a great performer ,and i love you to bits , used to play guitar ,but finggers knackered through arththritis , seen you playing the uke and i can now play music again 'after bying one , not as good as you Joe but youve given me a new lease of life as far as music is concerned and i'm just trying to get (see you in my dreams right } you are a legand Joe , loved ye for years ,as so many people have take care keep playing x

Joe is a hidden gem....all polished and shiny but still waiting for many ears to discover his humor and talent. Beautiful...Thank you Joe...Bravo! Joe, I want to see you live on stage at your concert! London is a long way away from the states but one day, it will happen!

Joe is a wonderful musician and a real showman. I have grown up with his music (and others) from the 50s and 60s and in my opinion, they don't do it like that any more, mores the pity. Sing on for many more years Joe your kind will not be seen again. Johnny Kidd, Freddie, and the Dreamers, Gery Marsden, and the rest of the British invasion stay with me from my childhood, never beaten or replaced.

He looks amazing! Looks the same age as his kids!! Never ages!

Simplicity is genius.... a simple but provocative song, sung by a wonderful human being!

Who in the world are these sad little people giving this a thumbs down. This fellow did a stunning job on this beautiful old song. It is more than sad that you can't enjoy this.

Joe Brown is a very talented musician and performer . He was a big mate of George Harrison and they played the ukele regularly at George 's parties. He is brill

This is an example of universal man. Someone that touches the beauty in humanity!

I've never heard about this guy until today. He is very good, a gem in the world of music.

Joe Brown...the original diamond geezer.

This guy is GREAT ,He still has what it takes ....🎶🎵🎼

I remember Joe being one of the stalwarts of “Oh Boy” in the late 1950’s. Always had a huge smile! AND could play the guitar too!!!! Scousers can smell a phoney from three countries away! It’s testament to Joe’s personality and good heart, that we scousers love him as one of ours!

Oh, what a lovely song written and performed in 1924!!!. I remember that in my youth during the 50's you sometimes heard it playing on the radio, but after the start of the 60's I never heard it again. There must be zillion covers of this song, but when I heard Joe Brown playing this at the Concert for George I was all goosebumps.

No wonder he is still so popular he has never lost touch with his roots he is a man of the people God Bless you Joe!

My step father has chosen this song for my mum's funeral next week.

" tender eyes that shine....They will light, my way tonight! I'll see you in my dreams" What a poem

What a treasure this man is.

Joe Brown -- one of the greatest entertainers and musicians!

Absolutely brilliant this guy has never changed always smiling what you see is what you get brilliant

Met Joe and Sam during a BBC outside broadcast at Bluebell Railway, I said "Hello Joe" he said "How are you mate doing ...well?" then a quick chat, Then Sam came up and said "Is he bothering you", "shall I take him home".... Humour and talent all wrapped up in a great family man.

When I first heard and saw Joe Brown I had an instant liking for his personality and music. He breathed new life and meaning this wonderful old song. It's cathartic. On the Concert For George he made this his own as he does here. It will always be a Joe Brown song to me. That's a rare thing for me.

I've never heard "I'll See You in my Dreams" sung with such simplicity and feeling. No wonder he got such an ovation from his audience.

I played this at my sons funaral; Lawrence hobby last year bless him and miss you son xxxxxx xxxxxx for you ♥♥♥♥

Never seen or heard of the man before.. but l knew the song... so glad l got to listen , very entertaining ... Beautifull

Reminds me of my old mum and dad ❤

I cannot work out why I am so moved by this old song. What does Joe do to stir me so?

My dad died in 1996 I still see him in my dreams ❤️

I wish Joe had toured down under, would have loved to have seen him live, we share the same birth year.

A Great Guitar Legend, Made Some Classic Stuff Especially instrumentals, Awesome Track The Brilliant Switch, Lovely Geezer', Top Bloke.

Too too good. Joe's a national treasure!

Hysterical and quite true ..this song is amazing 😍

Many of the older folk on here who were members of the Joe Brown Fan Club in the early days will remember my mate Stan Laundon. Stan who was from Hartlepool used to run the fan club in the early days and is still a big friend of Joe`s.

More power to a real people's man! Joe worked with them all. I believe Eddie Cochran even gave him his guitar. Most underestimated performer we ever had. Hints of genius keep flashing from beneath his humble demeanour. When asked jokingly if he'd heard of any English singers, Little Richard said seriously, 'I've heard of Joe Brown...?'

Magnificent Joe & his band.

Everyone has to have a opinion, thankfully I and my beautiful wife love this song and the feeling Joe puts into it.

I love Joe Brown, a lovely personality, and a lovely voice .

I saw this lovely guy several years ago he was with Marty Wilde , what a show ,,He sang this lovely old song xxxx

What a beautiful voice he had, and a lovely little ballad too, I always loved Mike Berry!

Isn't this beautiful? Just a 'simple' instrument (his ukulele) and his voice.

Super guy, and a truly great performer.

This was played at my mum's funeral recently, she chose it herself quite a long time ago, makes me cry when I hear it now.😢

BRILLIANT!!!!! ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!!! Joe Brown......what a great performer. Love this song and it couldn't have been done better by none other than him.

Beautiful, and a word for the group who back him quietly and professionally. A lovely all round performance.

I lived in London back in the very early 60's and Picture of You was a big hit. I've never forgotten it, never forgotten Helen Shapiro's Tell Me What He Said, either, and I periodically come back to RU-vid to listen to both and remember wonderful times, wonderful times and the Cuban Missile Crisis! Ha!

OMG tears falling dear Joe Your personality and warmth still here in My Dreams..

Top man, Top star and totally superb musician and entertainer. Unbeatable and so luvvable.

I have listened to this song many time and I never get bored of it! Joe has a special kind of musical magic!

I saw Joe and his band ‘The Bruvvers’ in Largs in Scotland almost 20 years and they played a fantastic show. Afterwards he came into the foyer of the Vikingar Theatre meeting fans and chatted and signed autographs for over half an hour. My Mum who played a wonderful hand made BanjoUkelele jammed with Joe who played my lovely hand made guitar I’d brought along to show him. It was an absolute joy and he’s such a friendly genuine guy. I noticed they’d video has to date 802 dislikes.. Can’t believe it. Some folk have no taste or ability to appreciate probably due to the brain cells that they’re devoid of as well!

Love this bittersweet song sung by an east end legend.Go Joe keep on singing.xx

What a great guy... beautiful, beautiful tune