Video: John Lennon, Eric Clapton And Keith Richards Jamming!
Sometimes, wading through the endless waves of mediocre and poor quality content on YouTube can actually pay-off.
Sometimes, wading through the endless waves of mediocre and poor quality
content on YouTube can actually pay-off.
When we were cruising for a YouTubin´ the other day, TG stumbled across this amazing video of John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Mitchell jamming a Beatles tune called ‘Yer Blues´ under the moniker The Dirty Mac.
From what we can puzzle out, it seems the performance on the video was part of The Rolling Stones' ‘Rock And Roll Circus´ and represented Lennon's first live appearance after The Beatles "last" live show in 1966.
Often when big names get together in super-groups the results can be disappointing, but we can´t stop playing this. Enjoy.
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