The Cars - Drive (Live Aid 1985)

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The Cars performing at Live Aid in front of 100,000 people in the John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia USA 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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I was 24 and about 50 feet from the stage on the left and I have never forgotten this

riv

Who’s here 2024. This is one the greatest songs I’ve heard in my opinion. Just perfect and graceful.

C_los

2024, still listening and will continue to do so, timeless.

lindaswindlehurst

I'm 68 and still listening to this great music today. I grew up in the best time to be alive and see all of the great groups live. RIP, Ben.

socialmaven

The 80's were magic, great time to be a kid.

RaiderX

This is such a beautiful song. It was written by Ric Ocasek, but he felt that the song needed a better vocal performance than he could give, so he let bandmate Benjamin Orr sing it instead. A very wise, and selfless, move. Unfortunately, Ben died of pancreatic cancer in 2000. Gone but never forgotten and the music will live on forever.

jeffreykress

Ben looked like he was in heaven singing this song to the crowd. Beautiful to see!

shannonkeenan

RIP Ric and Ben from The Cars and thank you for the music which lives on.

Mummapuss

Man..., watching this makes me just want to break down in tears of how much i miss the 80's.... This just feels like "yesterday"
R.I.P. Ben and Rick

conan

Ben Orr was an incredibly good-looking and talented man. I also have to give respect to Ric Ocasek for letting Orr take front and center as vocalist on many of the songs he wrote because he knew he would do a better job performing them. That takes a certain kind of humility and grace that isn't present in many individuals.

phantom

Benjamin Orr died of pancreatic cancer in 2000. Gone but never forgotten, I listen to his music driving across Bolivian Andean landscape.

lobo

This crowd has no idea how much greatness they were in the presence then.

thashoeboy

Man, ballads don't get any better than this Top 100 tune of all time. RIP Benjamin. You were superb!

drumsport

I loved how live music was then. No auto tune. No nonsense. Just real vocals. It’s all the little imperfections that make it even better.

theonlyredspecial