I came across this video. Keith guests at a Sheryl Crow concert and sings Happy. He is really up for and i think the drummer has the night of his life but somehow Sheryl is a bit lame and towards the end the songs goes a bit flat IMO because maybe they are not used to jam it out like Keith does.

Does anyone know which show this was?





Cheers,
Wuudy

yes it was part of a one off gig in central park NYC called "Sheryl Crow and Friends". It was released on cd later that year.

>>Does anyone know which show this was?

Sheryl Crow & Friends
Central Park
9/14/199

I was there, almost front row. Keith did another song before happy, can't remember which one. Clapton played as well.

Sabo

>> Keith did another song before happy, can't remember which one. <<

Sweet Little Rock & Roller - apparently there's footage of that floating around, but it's silent,
which pains me deeply. i'd love to hear it.

From nzentgraf.de:

990914A 14th September: SHERYL CROW. New York City, Central Park
With KR on guitar on:
- Happy (MJ/KR) -KR and Sheryl Crow on vocals, Chrissie Hynde on backing vocals
- Sweet Little Rock’n Roller (Chuck Berry) -KR on lead vocals
- Tombstone Blues (Bob Dylan) -Eric Clapton on guitar; Chrissie Hynde,
Natalie Maines and Sarah McLachlan on vocals; Emily Robison on guitar;
Stevie Nicks and Ash Sood on tambourines, Martie Seidel on fiddle
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Sheryl Crow (voc, gtr)/Tim Smith (bass)/Peter Stroud (gtr)/
Mike Rowe (keyb)/Jim Bogios (dr, tamb)
Note: 'Happy' and 'Tombstone Blues' were telecast live through Fox TV and
broadcast through FX/cable satellite network.


991207A 7th December: SHERYL CROW (AND FRIENDS).
CD ‘Live From Central Park’ (A&M Records 490 574-2). Producer: Sheryl
Crow. Recorded live in New York City, Central Park on the 14th September 1999.
With KR on guitar on:
- Happy (MJ/KR) -KR and Sheryl Crow on vocals, Chrissie Hynde on backing vocals
- Tombstone Blues (Bob Dylan) -Eric Clapton on guitar, Chrissie Hynde,
Natalie Maines and Sarah McLachlan on vocals, Emily Robison on guitar,
Stevie Nicks and Ash Sood on tambourines, Martie Seidel on fiddle
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Sheryl Crow (voc, gtr)/Tim Smith (bass)/Peter Stroud (gtr)/
Mike Rowe (keyb)/Jim Bogios (dr, tamb)

this was released by sheryl crow as a live cd .pretty good

I've seen this a few times. I don't think they did much rehersal. Sheryl does not seem to have a clue on how to harmonize with Keith! I guess it's not a task for the unprepared! I think this was filmed at the time she was dating Sir Eric?



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I am not a sad celebrity obssessive BUT I think it was after they split

It's also apparent that Keith did not know how to play Happy. It's atrocious.

Whats atrocious about it? Sounds a pretty good version to me

This version is not my favourite performance of happy.The Stones played it a hundred times better.

Well it aint the stones playing on this one?

I didn't know this version - but I like it alot

I went to this show. I remember Keith was lifting up one of the Dixie Chicks's skirt with his guitar. She seemed to get a kick out of it.

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I went to this show. I remember Keith was lifting up one of the Dixie Chicks's skirt with his guitar. She seemed to get a kick out of it.

What?! LOL!!!!

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Keith did not play the song like he wrote it - he totally screwed it up, which is basically impossible to do.

So how is that so hard to understand that that makes it atrocious? If he wasn't so drunk maybe it would have turned out better.

He appeared at the Q awards around this time.....totally sh..faced at 11 am.
Everyone slates Ronnie for "having one too many",but Keith has always gets away with maintaining the image,no matter how f..ked up his playing gets.

SCUK

There was someone I knew working there and he said Keith was trying to "buy" everyone a drink backstage.

Is it me, or doesn't Keith look all that drunk?

Cheers,
Wuudy

Did you watch it on TV? I did. It was horrible.

"Did you watch it on TV? I did. It was horrible."

Blimey, getting abit irate aint ya? Opinions ma boy. You think its crap most thinks its ok/good.

Chill out......

As long as Keith is playing the guitar, singing and posing, I'm perfectly happy.

the video is "no longer available"...

i heard that keith didn't care much for cheryl b/c she once said she liked mick better than keith!

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the video is "no longer available"...

i heard that keith didn't care much for cheryl b/c she once said she liked mick better than keith!

It's still there but you have to go to YouTube directly.
this one is even in stereo.
ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbGf2lV8HLc&fmt=18

copy & paste this link in your browser and add an h infront ...http:

Alright, damn. I just watched it - not as bad as I remembered it.

What?^^ you mean you commented about it just from memory?

Yeah. I remember watching it live and thinking it was atrocious. Which, at the time, it sure seemed like it - everyone I was watching it with was laughing at the screwups. So that's what I remembered. What - something wrong with that? Nobody stole your palm trees.

Thank goodness they pulled off the ending. It's hard for Keith to synchronize a perfect ending with Charlie sometimes. Here, this drummer looked to be having a wet dream playing behind Keith and knew exactly how to get out of the song.

It's a good version. I never understood what people think is so bad about Sheryl Crow. Admitted: It's weird to have her on Honky Tonk Women. She'd probably fit in better on a different song. She made some good stuff too by the way. That song Soak Up The Sun might not be the most provocative song you'll ever hear, but who says it needs to be? Sometimes it's nice to kick back and relax to a song that's just oozing melodically down the highway.

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Thank goodness they pulled off the ending. It's hard for Keith to synchronize a perfect ending with Charlie sometimes. Here, this drummer looked to be having a wet dream playing behind Keith and knew exactly how to get out of the song.

Yeah, He had surely had the night of his live. Very cool to see someone's "dream" come true just like that video of the Foo Fighters. Those guys were in heaven playing with Page and Jones. "Welcome to the greatest night of my live" just summmed it up perfectly.

Cheers,
Wuudy