I thought fast and handed my guitar to him, leaving me there in front of all those people, playing air guitar. Right in the middle of it, one of Bob's guitar strings broke. I couldn't believe it: that was the only song of his we hadn't rehearsed. On the stairs up to the stage, Bob said: "Let's do Blowin' In The Wind." I said: "What?" But by then it was too late to argue.
#GUITARRA GIBSON J 200 PRECIO PLUS#
There were 72,000 people at Wembley Stadium in London, and 92,000 when we played at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, plus 1.5billion people watching on TV in a hundred countries, all to help raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia.
It was better than good, it was Live Aid. Keith looked at me and said: "This better be f****** good."
#GUITARRA GIBSON J 200 PRECIO DRIVER#
Before we got in, a truck pulled up with Dylan on board – the driver was his daughter. On the day of the gig, a limo came to pick up Keith and me. The three of us started rehearsing and got through pretty much the whole Dylan catalogue. I said: "Bob is downstairs, be nice to him." He followed me in and threw open his arms: "Bob.So great to see you!" Dylan agreed, so I rang Keith, two hours later the doorbell rang, and there was Keith saying: "So what do you want?" He showed up at my house to talk about what songs we might do.īob was showing me chords when I suggested getting Keith involved. Ron Wood: ‘In New York, towards the middle of 1985, Bob Dylan rang to ask if I wanted to do a charity gig with him.
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