Just watched the free 40th anniversary showing of "Concert for Bangladesh" streaming in iTunes. Made me feel a bit old, having owned the original release on VINYL, but made up for the itunes store banner-headlining headcase Michael Jackson and crackhead Amy Winehouse on the store homepage on their passing while completely ignoring Les Paul, who invented multitrack recording, overdubbing, and the solid body electric guitar as well as producing a boatload of music during a 75 year musical career.
It's available free to stream through Monday 8/1 on the iTunes store. As I mentioned, I owned the album but had never seen the film. Don't expect great audio quality but well worth a look as a historical event.
