I see Jackson didn't leave the Beatles back catalogue that he out bid McCartney on, in his will, gifted back to Sir Paul, as was speculated.
Found this track from Hyde Park 27th June 2009 (720P HD) on
http://www.celebstoner.com/videos/music/
Pretty good am cam with what must be another digital audio source ?, but the encoding isn't quite right for the video, the video doesn't flow perfect after loading in HD, might be my video card, mmmm i don't think so, but what the hey closest i am gonna get to seeing Neil Young.

Edit looked worse embeded.

http://www.youtube.com/user/dsrc18

<< I see Jackson didn't leave the Beatles back catalogue that he out bid McCartney on, in his will, gifted back to Sir Paul, >> well that's probably made Paul's day.

thanks

just thinking wouldnt it be great to see BOwie and Neil Young on stage together. Has to be Quicksand.

Why on earth would he leave such a legacy that he paid for to someone outside his family?

Besides which he only owns half of it and that is on shaky ground with all his debts.

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I seem to recall that he sold half of his half to pay off debts, so in fact he only had 25% of it.

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Sony Corp. paid Michael Jackson $95 million in 1995 to merge ATV with Sony and form Sony/ATV Music Publishing, a 50-50 joint venture, so it's probably more correct to say that Jackson owned half the rights to the Beatles catalog.

According to a lawsuit filed in 2002 by a creditor, he secured bank loans totaling $270 million two years earlier using both his Sony/ATV stake and the copyrights to his own songs as collateral.

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Re: Neil Young
Neil Young 'Rockin' In The Free World' Glastonbury Festival June 26th 2009.
Worthy Farm Pilton
BBC2.