Paul McCartney and Neil Young. Desert Trip

[rebeccawagner]

Paul McCartney and Neil Young, =Masterpiece and 1st class act. I would of loved to have seen this priceless experience and to hear 2 icons playing together and paying tribute to John Lennon 💙 ❤️ ♥️ 🎉🎉 This concert will go down in music history .

[LucyLennon]

It's March 2023 and listening to: A Day in a Life 🎶 takes me back 50+ yrs. ago. Today: All we are saying AGAIN is: 🎶 Give Peace a Chance! ☮

[ff]

not bad for two old i don't want to live in a world without these guys. may they be forever young.

[brainworthy]

Hi Monte Lawson. Thanks for sharing. It was very nice of you to take the time.

[TC-dwwg]

It’s August 24th, 2021 and announced on the radio is that Charlie Watts (Rolling Stones drummer) has passed away at the age of 80! Thank you Charlie for all your years anchoring the Stones. I will miss you.

[lauriefoster]

Desert Trip Weekend 2 was nirvana.... and this performance, culminating with "Why don't we do it in the road" was something to be experienced. I was lucky enough to be there to see this as well as the moon rising over the backdrop as Neil played Harvest Moon. Surreal.

[TheJosh]

I watched this with my own two eyes! It was a beautiful thing to watch!

[tmackett]

Was there. More awesome than you can imagine.

[BoutYoungAnnaLee]

Two legends honouring another legend John Lennon

[CheyennefromTaos]

WHOA 👍🏽
LOOK AT NEIL PLAY THAT GUITAR !!! 💙

[chrismccorkell]

One of the music highlights of my life ❤, amazing night in the desert

[ronaldhiler]

Our son Levon presented me with one of the greatest fathers day gifts that I ever expected. We went to Palm Desert back in 2017 and it was pure heaven! Brother Young has introduced a new way partaking of cannabis by saying this statement about the barbecue. The only disadvantage during the whole time was the fucking heat. Oh yeah we come from Alaska USA baby! The main reason but not the only reason were The Rolling Stones! I have been a faithful fan since 1963 and put it this way the Rolling Stones are still doing gigs 56 years later and that in itself is got to be some kind a awesome record!

[kevobree]

it was a magical weekend and I felt super special to have witness such greatness on stage

[thepotatoking]

Watching a video like this is completely unreal to me. Paul and Neil are my two favorite artists of all time and that is not an exaggeration. I am so happy this exists

[jeffyeck]

Very nice sound. Thanks. I'm an old fan of both of these guys. What I would give to have been there!

[MarioLopez-tkcs]

ESTOY MUY FELIZ ESTAR ESCUCHANDO AL SEÑORON DN PAUL M.LA MUSICA DE LOS BEATLES LOS ESCUCHO DESDE QUE TENIA 9 AÑOS BENDICINES DE DIOS.

[cyaz]

Pushing 80 Yrs. Old and still kicking ass. 🎶👍🎶👍👍✌️Today's music couldn't kick a bucket, well maybe it should.👎👍ya and be done with it. Keep rocking Paul, Ringo, Neil...✌️👍👍👍👍

[charlesbarber]

We were there, such a magical weekend! These two did Saturday night and it was just fantastic, coming the day after the Stones and Dylan. And then we got the Who and Roger Waters the next night. Perfect weather, everyone being friendly and laid back. There was a sense from all the bands that they wanted this to count, to show they still had it, and they sure did. (Dylan was the exception, of course, coming off his Nobel Prize a few days before, which Keith Richards seemed to be more impressed with than Dylan was. Dylan was good but not showing off.) Stones blew the place away on Friday. Neil and Macca were superb and never-ending. The Who had something to prove and did so (Townsend bloodied his hands and delivered the goods). Roger Waters put on just an AMAZING closer. Just a great festival, great memory, especially now, during Covid, and with the great Charlie Watts having left us, RIP.

[diegogarcia]

I was there, weekend 2. What an incredible experience. :-)

[marconias]

Paul gives him a WTF look when Neil says "A crowd of purple stood and stared" 1:24