hi tommy
Recorded the hard rock concert and watched most if it this morning.............well we barely got "the old man down the road " .........a small interview with john and that was that, one thing which interested me was most of the artist they interviewed said it was great to be on the same billing as john fogerty and bruce springsteen, yet if you blinked you missed fogerty.

steve from england.

About 60 minutes from John's show in Glastonbury (2/3s of the show) were shown on TV shortly after he performed there. It was even shown in reruns a couple of times, if I remember it correctly. Also, a number of songs from the concert have appeared as bonus videos on various special editions of the Revival CD.

About Hyde Park: I was there, and I can tell you that it's a good thing that they didn't show more... John had lost his voice completely that day, as he had been suffering from a bad cold for a few days already. It got a bit better when it warmed up after 4 or 5 songs, but even then, he sounded in really bad shape (his voice was a couple of octaves lower than usual, and he sounded like he had been drinking whiskey and smoking cigars daily all his life). I think that if this had been a 'normal' concert, John would probably have called in sick and cancelled it, and that he went on with it only because he didn't want to miss the chance to play with Bruce. The audience all around us saw his struggle and really appreciated that he wanted to go on and give us a great show even with his voice gone (everybody was cheering, even when he cleary missed the higher notes), but I really think that it would be an error to show too much of the show on TV, where people maybe won't realize what was going on and would just end up thinking that that is the way John normally sings these days...
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