My favorite version of this song! I've probably listened to it well over 100 times and it never gets old.

Beautifully loving tribute by Clapton, for George.

Paul said that while they were playing this, he kept looking at Dhani Harrison thinking "Wow, he's a little George!"

This whole concert was outstanding. This was the best band i have ever seen. So much talent on one stage. Also the soundquality is really outstanding. The execution of the songs is so perfect other musician should learn from that concert.

So cool you were at the World’s Fair! Wish I had been alive. And yes, that is George’s son, Dhani. A spitting image of his Dad. 💙

❤

And yes, that's George's son Dhani.

Yes that is Dhani Harrison, George's son.

Epic!

Possibly the best that Clapton has ever played.

I’m my opinion Prince overplayed it. This is my favourite. It has to be remembered that while the Beatles knocked back this song by Harrison. It was Clapton who joined Harrison in the lower floor of Abbey Road to develop this opus. It was only when they thought Harrison may release it on his own, it ended up on the legendary White Album. So, for me, this is as authentic a version as it can be given the untimely loss of George. Yes Dhani Harrison is there playing acoustic guitar. Paul McCartney on piano, Ringo on drums, and Jeff Flynn (ELO/Travelling Wilbury’s) also on acoustic guitar. This was filmed at The Royal Albert Hall, London.

More Katrina please! ❤️

I was at the 64 Worlds Fair

You were at the '64 Worlds Fair? That's cool. Did you see the Mustang introduced there? (I think it was there) I love watching those old films from it like "General Electric Presents: The kitchen of tomorrow!" 😂

Jeff Lynne, Albert Lee, Any Fairweather Low, Dhani Harrison .. Ray Cooper as lead percussionist… We’re doing a concert for George… roundup the usual suspects..

Did you not recognise Paul McCartney on the Piano? You made no comment

Prince playing this song sucked he may as well have been playing a Van Halen song... It's like he never really listened to the song just played a lot of notes fast with absolutely no understanding or feeling for the song. This whole concert was amazing I have it on CDs.