Elvis Costello - All You Need Is Love (Live Aid 1985)

Elvis Costello performing at Live Aid in front of 72,000 people in Wembley Stadium, London on the 13th July, 1985. The event was organised by Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine disaster. Broadcast across the world via one of the largest satellite link-ups of all time, the concerts were seen by around 40% of the global population.
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[Ericbryanmr]

Its always great when an audience recognizes an unannounced Beatles song and starts cheering after the first line, then sings along.

[philoshaughnessy]

With virtually the whole planet watching, he stands alone on a stage and sings the truth. Unbelievable.

[chrispark]

I love this unique Elvis Costello
Anyone agree??

[KennyEvansUK]

Elvis has a brilliant voice. Massively underrated, although he did sell a few records!

[smashrunner]

Everybody knew that The Beatles should have been there, that's why some artists did Beatles songs here and there on Live Aid, that was going to be the moment 😭😭😭
R.I.P John Lennon.

[ibmgodt]

This performance of Elvis Costello gets to the point.

[Evilroco]

Great of him to sing this song, over any number of his own.
it's sentiment was perfectly on point for the event.

[jimm]

Nobody had a bigger PAIR that day!!! That took STONES, A BRASS PAIR. You see that 100K sized Crowd. To sing that, all by yourself, one song on that day. OMG! Where is the courage and confidence in 2021. Answer: NO WHERE

[thomasnelson]

If you listenvery closely, you can hear part of the audience sing the horns fill at 0:43. That's how you know a song is absolutely iconic

[riyadhs_blues]

Imagine what could've been. The boys just running onto the stage and hearing the beatlemania like screaming once again after nearly 20 years. A reunion of The Beatles would've been so amazing. It was rare seeing John live in the 70s and they really were just different people doing different things at that point. Well atleast we had Paul there. Wouldve been nice to see George and Ringo too.

[MrChannel]

I don't know why, but every time I put this on, I shed a tear for what was and what will never be again.

[Elephant_Juice]

As a 44 year old, Live Aid is my Woodstock +++

[randomwave_]

One man, his guitar, & an important message

I love costello

[amberwamber]

When history books are elvis will be recognised as the greatest singer songwriter performer of all time

[anthonyjude]

I forgot what an anazing moment this was. And Costello has one of ny favorite Beatles performance ever!

[foureyedchick]

Who could not be a Beatles' fan? The greatest band of all time!

[tracychavez]

I really love this performance! It’s outstanding ❤

[zackzallie]

In a parallel universe somewhere, John, Paul, George and Ringo probably reunite on that same day and perform the song. Imma go cry now :(

[keithfailey]

This is excellent, he had the crowd in his hands 👏👏 it's as if John Lennon was there in spirit 😢👍

[AllanKlo]

One of the absolute highlights from this massive gig.