Title: Great concert but should have had chapters and search capability
Product review: A great array of British talent with some Irish (The Corrs) and some American (Brian Wilson), and one Australian (Barry Humphries aka Dame Edna) in a hilariously irreverent welcome to the Queen. Cliff Richard looked and sounded good as did Sir Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart and Ray Davies. Sir Elton John could have selected a better song to sing in that regal setting. Noticably absent were the Rolling Stones and The Who. Otherwise every big British name from the 60s and 70s still alive was there, and in good form. I was very touched by the appearance of Sir George Martin as chaperone to the royal family when they were introduced to the performers. Then Paul McCartney took charge for the finale. These two men thereby symbolised, and rightly so, the superior status of The Beatles in British popular culture.
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