Jackson wrote this song when he was sixteen. Simply genius. Loved this song when I was a kid. I’m an old man now and always have a tear for this song.

What might get missed here is that John is improvising everything, as he just found out he was playing 10 seconds before this starts

@micki_06

11 ай бұрын

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Mayer added just enough to the song. He didn’t over do it. Beautiful song. I’ll think about Bob every time hear this song now.

I Cried the First time. And Now.. So Touching. Grieving is the Hardest Part! 👀🌸💙 RIP Bob. 🌹 🕊 💔

This performance was legendary

Best Rendition I’ve Heard, And I’ve Listened To Jackson For Decades…Very Memorable & Appropriate Memorial For Bob. The Soul Is There And Very Easy To Hear.

I watched this with my wife after we had just put our kids to bed, and we were speechless. A timeless song, and Mayer’s improv on the track was tasteful, not too flashy/showy. Fit the mood just right. Then I laughed when Seth Green came up after and said something like “great, I get to follow Jackson Browne playing the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard”

I wasn't expecting this during the tribute - It really blew me away. John Mayer improvising on this and being so honoured to play with the great Jackson Brown was a truly special moment and a fitting tribute to their friend Bob Sagat. True magic.

Deserves to be heard by everyone

I've watched them do this song like 100 times now on netflix, unbelievable how two brilliant musicians in a room can make you feel.

You can feel this music

There are moments in history where the music speaks to the soul of humanity and stops time just for a second. This is one of those time in music history. Beautiful Moment... "Bob just liked a sad song" Thank you for posting this

That hit like a truck when I watched the special. Seeing Stamos and Ross in tears was rough. Beautiful song and as always, John Mayer elevates the track with his fills.

@patriciamurray7600

Жыл бұрын

What special? If you tell me I missed something with Jackson on it I’ll cry. Seriously, what, where, when, and can I get it on dvd?

@s4mcote

Жыл бұрын

@@patriciamurray7600 It’s a tribute show for Bob Saget on Netflix. I believe it was filmed two weeks after he died. Some of his closest friends reunited and did a show together.

@danielrobinson7427

Жыл бұрын

Loved how Seth commented on Jackson Browne fucking them all up. I’ve only seen him in movies didn’t know he was so funny

Bob always loved a sad song

i love this version. I hope netflix releases that part of the special onto youtube.

Absolutely Amazing - Watched the Bob Saget Tribute and when Jackson Browne said it seems appropriate for John Maher to join in we all saw and heard an epic performance. This was a Moment. Music in it's most raw form, two awesome artists playing from their heart and for the love of music and their lost friend. Epic

@brandonmizulski9087

5 ай бұрын

It's a beautiful song! Jackson is an amazing artist, plus Jon Mayer it was incredible. I think Bob would be proud

Love this so much, can't stop playing it and watching it. Incredible improvisation by John

Just perfect

Absolutely, completely, exquisitely perfect

So incredibly good. Thanks for sharing. RIP Bob.

el momento fue precioso, lograron algo hermoso acabo de terminar de ver el tributo de netflix y la coneccion que lograron me puso la piel de gallina. bob saget debe estar feliz. un buen tributo para un maestro. y tambien gracias por ser la voz en off de how i meet your mother

Someone should do a proper recording of this and release in some platform. Along with other tunes of them both. I could listen to this all day.

@johndavidvanvalin

Жыл бұрын

I could too, but I think the beauty of this particular recording is the unique situation (memorial of Bob's life), setting (Live comedy and music with close friends of Bob's), and spontaneity (asking Mayer to play in the moment) of the performance. This is the Netflix recording, which isn't perfect, but still good. I think Jackson is even playing his acoustic through the same amp Mayer is using. You couldn't quite repeat this with better equipment.

@delmardebus2260

Жыл бұрын

@@johndavidvanvalin You're absolutely right.

Thank you so much for posting this. Listening this time without observing everyone in the room. Asked to accompany unrehearsed, perfection during all that was surely flooding John’s mind at the time and, somehow, didn’t burst into tears.

Love you always, Bob

Omg ❤

Just beautiful!

David Lindley would be proud.

Love this live version of the song! I need a downloadable copy!

R.I.P Bob aka Danny Tanner