Bob Dylan Performs George Harrison’s ‘Something’ in a Live Tribute
Bob Dylan performs George Harrison’s “Something” in a live tribute at Madison Square Garden, bringing his distinctive voice to the familiar melody.
The multi-camera source identifies the November 13, 2002 appearance, tying the performance to a specific concert event. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
Harrison’s song provides a recognizable melodic line, while Dylan’s phrasing gives it another vocal character. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
The tribute works through the composition itself, placing the melody in Dylan’s live concert setting. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
The band supplies harmonic and rhythmic support around the singing, connecting one phrase with the next. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
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Dylan’s emphasis and phrasing offer a distinct perspective while keeping the song identifiable. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
Stage equipment and musicians place the performance within a shared live event. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
Multiple camera angles show different parts of the stage while the soundtrack maintains continuity. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
The melody remains the center as the camera views change around the performance. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
Voice and band work within one arrangement, giving the tribute a complete live progression. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
An upgraded recording offers another source for the same concert appearance. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison and Joe Walsh perform “Something” in another arrangement and event. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
The companion recordings provide a separate view of the concert and a different ensemble version. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
The song supports contrasting vocal and instrumental interpretations while retaining its recognizable structure. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
Dylan’s recording adds another vocal interpretation to the song’s performance history. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting.
The Madison Square Garden footage preserves the tribute setting with the band’s support. The source preserves the musical detail within the identified performance setting. The video keeps this part of the performance available in its context.
More videos to explore
The Casper Collection’s 4K upgrade presents Dylan’s 2002 tribute recording from another source.
Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison and Joe Walsh’s version offers a separate performance of Harrison’s song.
Further reading: Performance background and source. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiwLVvhJs3w



