Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell Performs 'Gentle On My Mind' Live Concert

• In June 1967, Glen Campbell was experiencing a significant moment in his career, having recently released the album "Gentle on My Mind." This album fe... Read Full Description >

  In June 1967, Glen Campbell was experiencing a significant moment in his career, having recently released the album "Gentle on My Mind." This album featured the iconic title track, which became a major hit and solidified Campbell's reputation as a prominent figure in country and pop music. The live performance of "Gentle on My Mind" from that period showcases his unique blend of heartfelt storytelling and musical prowess, contributing to his rise in popularity. At the same time, Campbell was transitioning from a successful session musician to a solo artist, further highlighted by his appearances on television programs like “The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour.” This period marked the pinnacle of his initial commercial success, paving the way for his later achievements in the music industry, including multiple Grammy Awards and enduring influence on folk and country music.

Live Performance of 'Easy Loving' by Merle Haggard and Friends

• In January 1972, during the live recording featuring Glen Campbell alongside Merle Haggard and other country legends, Campbell was enjoying significan... Read Full Description >

  In January 1972, during the live recording featuring Glen Campbell alongside Merle Haggard and other country legends, Campbell was enjoying significant success in his music career, having recently released the album "Glen Campbell Live" in 1971. This album showcased his impressive vocal range and guitar skills, solidifying his reputation as a prominent figure in country music. Notably, "Glen Campbell Live" included some of his biggest hits, such as "Southern Nights" and "By the Time I Get to Phoenix." The live performance captured the collaborative spirit of the time, reflecting Campbell’s ability to share the stage with fellow icons, indicating his respected status within the industry. Additionally, Campbell's flair for engaging live audiences shone through in these performances, which were indicative of his versatile talents beyond recorded music.

Glen Campbell Performs 'WORDS' Live from the Bee Gees Concert

• In January 1973, Glen Campbell was riding high on the success of his career, marked by his transition from a popular session musician to a celebrated ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1973, Glen Campbell was riding high on the success of his career, marked by his transition from a popular session musician to a celebrated solo artist. Leading up to this live recording of "Words," Campbell had released the album "Glen Campbell Live," which captured his vibrant performances and showcased his ability to connect with audiences. This live recording occurred during a peak period of his popularity, as he had recently achieved high-charting singles such as "Rhinestone Cowboy." Additionally, Campbell's association with the television show "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" solidified his status as a household name. Notably, Campbell's engaging stage presence and warm vocals in the performance reflect his charisma, which contributed significantly to his lasting impact on country and pop music throughout the 1970s and beyond.

Glen Campbell Performs 'Southern Nights' at The Midnight Special Concert

The Midnight Special
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• On March 25, 1977, Glen Campbell performed "Southern Nights" on the television show "The Midnight Special." At this point in his career, Campbell was ... Read Full Description >

  On March 25, 1977, Glen Campbell performed "Southern Nights" on the television show "The Midnight Special." At this point in his career, Campbell was enjoying significant success as both a pop and country artist. He had released his album "Southern Nights" just a year prior, in 1977, which featured the titular track that became one of his biggest hits. This period marked a peak in Campbell’s popularity, driven by his charm, skillful guitar playing, and smooth vocals. Notably, "Southern Nights" was written by Allen Toussaint and showcased Campbell's ability to blend different musical styles, further solidifying his status in the industry. Moreover, Campbell was known for his engaging television presence, which made performances like the one on "The Midnight Special" instrumental in reaching a wide audience and promoting his music.

An Evening with Glen Campbell: Full Concert with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Royal Festival Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In 1977, during the period of the live concert recording "An Evening with Glen Campbell" at the Royal Festival Hall in London, Glen Campbell was ridin... Read Full Description >

  In 1977, during the period of the live concert recording "An Evening with Glen Campbell" at the Royal Festival Hall in London, Glen Campbell was riding high on the success of his solo career, with multiple hits and a reputation as a skilled performer and songwriter. Prior to this concert, he released the album "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Album" in 1970, followed by several successful records. Notably, one of his biggest hits, “Rhinestone Cowboy,” was released in 1975, solidifying his status in the music industry. At the time of the live performance, Campbell had embraced a more sophisticated orchestral style, as evidenced by the collaboration with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, which played new arrangements of his beloved songs. This concert highlighted not only his musical versatility but also his ability to connect with audiences through a diverse setlist that showcased both his country roots and pop sensibilities.

Live Performance of 'Southern Nights' by Leon Russell and Glen Campbell in Ontario, Canada

Ontario, ON, Canada

Glen Campbell Full Concert at Wembley Arena Featuring Hits Like Galveston and More

Wembley Arena
London, United Kingdom

• In 1984, when Glen Campbell performed at Wembley Arena, he was at a pivotal point in his career. Prior to this live recording, Campbell had released h... Read Full Description >

  In 1984, when Glen Campbell performed at Wembley Arena, he was at a pivotal point in his career. Prior to this live recording, Campbell had released his album "No Problem," which came out in 1983, marking a period of resurgence as he adapted to the country music scene. By the time of the Wembley concert, he was celebrated for his engaging performances, which showcased a mix of his classic hits like "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "By The Time I Get to Phoenix," alongside collaborative pieces, such as his duet with Emmylou Harris on "You Are." This concert also came during a challenging phase for Campbell, as he openly dealt with personal issues, including battles with addiction. Nevertheless, the event captured his talent and charisma, demonstrating his enduring appeal in live music settings. The show not only highlighted his vocal prowess but also his ability to connect with audiences, reaffirming his status as a country music icon.

Glen Campbell Performs 'Wichita Lineman' on Austin City Limits

The Moody Theater
Austin, TX, United States

• In August 1985, Glen Campbell performed on "Austin City Limits," showcasing his iconic hit "Wichita Lineman." This live recording took place shortly a... Read Full Description >

  In August 1985, Glen Campbell performed on "Austin City Limits," showcasing his iconic hit "Wichita Lineman." This live recording took place shortly after the release of his album "No More Night," which debuted in 1986. This period marked a significant phase in Campbell's career as he was transitioning from the peak of his fame in the 1970s and early 1980s into a later stage where he continued to perform and record, even as he faced personal challenges. Notably, the performance is especially memorable as it was his only appearance on "Austin City Limits." Campbell's robust career as a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and television host made him a beloved figure in country music, and his heartfelt rendition of "Wichita Lineman" during this performance remains a testament to his enduring legacy.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Rhinestone Cowboy' and 'Galveston' at Farm Aid

Farm Aid
Champaign, Illinois, United States

• By 1985, Glen Campbell was solidifying his legacy as a prominent figure in country music and popular culture. Prior to his live performance at Farm Ai... Read Full Description >

  By 1985, Glen Campbell was solidifying his legacy as a prominent figure in country music and popular culture. Prior to his live performance at Farm Aid, he had released the album "Old Home Town" in 1984, which featured a mix of personal and reflective songs. The concert on September 22, 1985, marked a significant moment in his career, as it took place during a time when he was grappling with personal challenges, including his struggle with substance abuse, which later became publicly known. However, his performance of iconic songs like "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Galveston" illustrated his enduring appeal and the deep connection he had with audiences. This event not only emphasized his musical talent but also highlighted the importance of agriculture and family farms in America, aligning with the cause of Farm Aid, thus showcasing Campbell’s ability to use his platform for greater awareness.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Gentle On My Mind' at Ryman Auditorium

Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN, United States

• In January 1999, Glen Campbell was actively celebrating his legacy as a country music icon, exemplified by his performance of "Gentle On My Mind" at t... Read Full Description >

  In January 1999, Glen Campbell was actively celebrating his legacy as a country music icon, exemplified by his performance of "Gentle On My Mind" at the Ryman Auditorium during the "Country Homecoming" series. This period followed the release of his 1998 album, "Similar Features," which marked a resurgence in his career and featured original compositions alongside classic covers. Noteworthy is that this live performance came shortly after his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2007, where he was celebrated for his contributions to the genre. The Ryman Auditorium, known as the "Mother Church of Country Music," added historical significance to the performance, amplifying the emotional resonance of Campbell's rendition of the John Hartford classic—a song that played a critical role in establishing his artistic identity and commercial success during the 1960s.

Glen Campbell: Full Concert with the South Dakota Symphony - Key Performances including 'Wichita Lineman' and 'Rhinestone Cowboy'

Sioux Falls, SD, United States

• In January 2001, Glen Campbell performed a live concert with the South Dakota Symphony in Sioux Falls, showcasing his enduring talent and deep catalog... Read Full Description >

  In January 2001, Glen Campbell performed a live concert with the South Dakota Symphony in Sioux Falls, showcasing his enduring talent and deep catalog of hits. By this time, Campbell had already experienced significant commercial success in the 1960s and 1970s, including chart-topping songs like "Wichita Lineman" and "Gentle On My Mind," which remain staples of his repertoire. Notably, the concert occurred during a period when Campbell was navigating the challenges of early onset Alzheimer’s disease, a struggle he publicly addressed later in his career. This performance was likely an essential moment for both the artist and his fans, as it emphasized his musical legacy while also highlighting the emotional connection of his songs. His collaboration with the symphony added a rich texture to the music, reinforcing his status as a versatile performer who continued to touch audiences even as he faced personal adversities.

Glen Campbell - Try A Little Kindness Live with the South Dakota Symphony

South Dakota, United States

• In January 2002, Glen Campbell performed "Try A Little Kindness" live with the South Dakota Symphony, a poignant moment highlighting his enduring lega... Read Full Description >

  In January 2002, Glen Campbell performed "Try A Little Kindness" live with the South Dakota Symphony, a poignant moment highlighting his enduring legacy in country music. At this time, Campbell had just released his album "The Glen Campbell Collection" in 2001, which was a compilation celebrating his impactful career. The live performance underscores his transition into a reflective phase of his life, as he was navigating the challenges of Alzheimer's disease, which would later significantly affect his career. Campbell's ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt performances remained strong, showcasing his lasting influence and the deep emotional resonance of his music during this period. The choice of "Try A Little Kindness," a hit originally from the late 1960s, demonstrates both his timeless appeal and the profound messages of kindness and compassion that he championed throughout his life and work.

Glen Campbell - By The Time I Get To Phoenix Live from The Troubadour

The Troubadour
Encinitas, CA, US

• In the live recording from The Troubadour on November 30, 2007, Glen Campbell delivered a memorable performance of "By The Time I Get To Phoenix." Thi... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording from The Troubadour on November 30, 2007, Glen Campbell delivered a memorable performance of "By The Time I Get To Phoenix." This concert occurred during a pivotal period in Campbell's career, coming after the release of his 2008 album "Meet Glen Campbell," which was his first studio album of original material in over a decade. This album marked a significant return, featuring covers of contemporary artists and highlights of his rich musical legacy. Interestingly, Campbell was in the midst of his farewell tour at this time, as he had publicly disclosed his battle with Alzheimer's disease in 2011. His performance at The Troubadour exemplified his enduring talent and dedication to music, captivating fans with both his classic hits and his heartfelt stage presence, even as he faced personal challenges.

Glen Campbell - Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) Live at The Troubadour

The Troubadour
Encinitas, CA, USA

• In 2007, Glen Campbell was in a reflective phase of his career, marked significantly by his live performance at The Troubadour, where he delivered a p... Read Full Description >

  In 2007, Glen Campbell was in a reflective phase of his career, marked significantly by his live performance at The Troubadour, where he delivered a poignant version of “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”. Prior to this, in 2006, he released the album "Meet Glen Campbell," which featured a mix of covers and original songs, indicating a transition where he was re-establishing his presence in the music scene after several years. The live recording from 2007 showcases his exceptional guitar skills and heartfelt vocals, echoing the influence of his earlier work while also highlighting his personal journey, particularly as he had begun sharing his struggles with Alzheimer's disease publicly. This performance was part of a revival of his career, and he received great recognition for his contributions to music, being celebrated for both his extensive discography and his profound impact on country music.

Glen Campbell Performs 'Wichita Lineman' on Later... with Jools Holland

Later... with Jools Holland

• In January 2008, Glen Campbell performed "Wichita Lineman" on "Later... with Jools Holland," a testament to his enduring legacy in the music industry.... Read Full Description >

  In January 2008, Glen Campbell performed "Wichita Lineman" on "Later... with Jools Holland," a testament to his enduring legacy in the music industry. At this time, Campbell was about to release his album **"Meet Glen Campbell,"** which came out later that year. This album marked a significant return to the studio for Campbell, featuring covers of contemporary songs while showcasing his unique vocal style and guitar prowess. Notably, "Wichita Lineman," originally released in 1968, remains one of his signature songs and has been celebrated for its poignant lyrics and timeless melody. By 2008, Campbell had also begun to bravely share his battle with Alzheimer's disease, raising awareness and support for research through his music. This performance not only highlights his continued artistic relevance, but also his courage in confronting personal challenges while still captivating audiences with his classic hits.

Glen Campbell - Live in Yarrawonga, Australia - Full Concert

Yarrawonga Showgrounds
Yarrawonga, Victoria, Australia

• In December 2009, Glen Campbell performed live at the Yarrawonga Showgrounds in Australia, a notable event during the later years of his career. Befor... Read Full Description >

  In December 2009, Glen Campbell performed live at the Yarrawonga Showgrounds in Australia, a notable event during the later years of his career. Before this performance, Campbell had released the album "Meet Glen Campbell" in 2008, which marked a significant return to the music scene featuring a collection of covers from contemporary artists. Campbell's performance in Yarrawonga came during a time when he was still actively touring despite his struggles with Alzheimer's disease, which he was diagnosed with a few years earlier. This live concert showcased Campbell's enduring talent and ability to connect with fans, illustrating both his resilience and the emotional depth of his performances, particularly as he faced the challenges of his condition. His ability to captivate audiences even in the face of adversity stands as a testament to his legacy as a beloved performer.

Glen Campbell Performs 'Gentle On My Mind' & 'Southern Nights' LIVE on Weekend Wogan

Radio Theatre
London, England, United Kingdom

• In May 2010, during Glen Campbell's performance of "Gentle On My Mind" and "Southern Nights" on the show Weekend Wogan, he was in a pivotal stage of h... Read Full Description >

  In May 2010, during Glen Campbell's performance of "Gentle On My Mind" and "Southern Nights" on the show Weekend Wogan, he was in a pivotal stage of his career marked by significant challenges and achievements. Prior to this live recording, Campbell had released his album "Meet Glen Campbell" in 2008, which featured a mix of original material and covers, showcasing his ability to adapt to contemporary music while honoring his rich legacy. This performance also came shortly before he announced his Alzheimer's diagnosis, which he revealed publicly later that year. Despite the personal challenges ahead, Campbell's poise and talent during the performance highlighted his enduring appeal as a legendary artist. This appearance not only celebrated his classic hits but also underscored his resilience and connection with audiences, demonstrating why he remains a cherished figure in the music world.

Glen Campbell Performances: Wichita Lineman at Ozark Empire Fair Concert

Ozark Empire Fair
Springfield, Missouri, United States

• In July 2012, during Glen Campbell's "Goodbye Tour," he performed "Wichita Lineman" at the Ozark Empire Fair in Springfield, Missouri. This tour was p... Read Full Description >

  In July 2012, during Glen Campbell's "Goodbye Tour," he performed "Wichita Lineman" at the Ozark Empire Fair in Springfield, Missouri. This tour was particularly poignant, as it marked Campbell's farewell to live performances amidst his struggle with Alzheimer's disease. Prior to this live recording, Campbell had released his album "Ghost on the Canvas" in 2011, which was notable for its collaboration with contemporary artists and was well-received by critics. The album showcased Campbell's enduring talent and his ability to connect with new generations, even as he faced the challenges of his illness. "Wichita Lineman," one of his most iconic songs, remains a testament to his legacy, encapsulating the emotional depth and artistry that defined his career. The live performance from 2012 serves as a bittersweet reminder of his extraordinary journey in music.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Gentle On My Mind'

• Before the live recording of "Gentle On My Mind," Glen Campbell was enjoying significant success in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a peak era in his ... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording of "Gentle On My Mind," Glen Campbell was enjoying significant success in the late 1960s and early 1970s, a peak era in his career. His self-titled album, "Glen Campbell," released in 1970, featured several hits and showcased his popularity as both a performer and songwriter. This was a transformative time for Campbell, marked by his crossover appeal in country and pop music, exemplified by the success of songs like "Wichita Lineman" and "Rhinestone Cowboy." Notably, "Gentle On My Mind," originally written by John Hartford, became one of his signature songs, highlighting his unique voice and guitar prowess. The live performances often captured Campbell's charismatic stage presence and deep connection with the audience, reinforcing his status as one of country music's most beloved figures.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix'

• Glen Campbell performed "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" during "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," a popular television show that aired from 1969 to 197... Read Full Description >

  Glen Campbell performed "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" during "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," a popular television show that aired from 1969 to 1972. Leading up to this performance, Campbell had released his landmark album "Gentle on My Mind" in 1967, which featured some of his most iconic hits and showcased his unique blend of country and pop music. This period marked a significant era in Campbell's career, as he transitioned from a studio guitarist to a celebrated solo artist, achieving widespread recognition. Notably, "By The Time I Get To Phoenix," written by Jimmy Webb, became one of Campbell's signature songs and highlighted his smooth vocal style. The performance encapsulated his peak commercial success and artistry, further cementing his legacy in the music industry. Additionally, Campbell's charm and engaging stage presence on his television show contributed to his popularity during this vibrant period in American music.

Live Performance of 'Amazing Grace' by Glen Campbell - Classic Country Gospel

• Before the live recording of "Amazing Grace," Glen Campbell was experiencing a significant evolution in his career. He gained widespread recognition i... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording of "Amazing Grace," Glen Campbell was experiencing a significant evolution in his career. He gained widespread recognition in the 1960s primarily for his work as a session guitarist and his own solo hits. The recording, celebrated for its emotional depth, likely took place during the later years of his career, specifically around the time of his album "Meet Glen Campbell," released in 2008. This album marked a resurgence of interest in his music, introducing classic songs to new audiences and highlighting his enduring talent. Notably, Campbell's battle with Alzheimer's disease, which he publicly revealed in 2011, adds a poignant layer to his performances during this period, showcasing his remarkable ability to convey profound emotion despite personal challenges. His rendition of "Amazing Grace" exemplifies his deep roots in gospel music and his ability to connect with audiences on a spiritual level.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Galveston' from The Goodtime Hour

Nashville, TN, US

• In the live recording of "Galveston" from *The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour*, Glen Campbell was at a significant point in his career, having already es... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording of "Galveston" from *The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour*, Glen Campbell was at a significant point in his career, having already established himself as a successful singer and songwriter. Released in 1969, "Galveston" was one of his major hits, and it followed the success of his earlier albums such as *Wichita Lineman* (1968). This period marked Campbell's peak popularity, characterized by his crossover appeal in both country and pop music. Notably, he was a versatile artist who not only excelled in music but also gained fame as a television host, blending musical performance with comedy. The live setting of his television show allowed him to connect with audiences intimately, demonstrating his charm and showmanship. This performance captures the essence of his artistry during a transformative era in his career, as he was captivating audiences both on record and on screen.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Wichita Lineman' on Goodtime Hour

• Glen Campbell's live performance of "Wichita Lineman" on "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," aired during a time of significant acclaim for the artist,... Read Full Description >

  Glen Campbell's live performance of "Wichita Lineman" on "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," aired during a time of significant acclaim for the artist, particularly in the late 1960s. This performance coincided closely with the release of his album "Gentle on My Mind," which not only showcased his versatility as a musician but also solidified his status as a mainstream artist. Prior to this live recording, Campbell had achieved commercial success with his single "Wichita Lineman," which became one of his signature songs and is often hailed as a classic in the country music genre. The Goodtime Hour further amplified his popularity, providing a platform for his engaging performances and connecting him with a broader audience. Interestingly, Campbell was not just a singer but also a skilled guitarist, having initially gained fame as a session musician before launching his solo career, which adds another layer of appreciation for his live arrangements.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of Southern Nights

• In the live recording of "Southern Nights," Glen Campbell was experiencing significant success in the mid-1970s. The song, which originally appeared o... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording of "Southern Nights," Glen Campbell was experiencing significant success in the mid-1970s. The song, which originally appeared on his 1977 album of the same name, showcases Campbell's signature blend of country and pop, securing his place in the mainstream music scene. The album "Southern Nights" featured other notable tracks and contributed to Campbell's enduring popularity during this period. At this time, Campbell was also well-regarded for his television work, particularly the "Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," which helped broaden his audience. "Southern Nights" was notable not only for its commercial success but also for its unique sound, influenced by the New Orleans music scene. This period marked a high point in Campbell's career, demonstrating his versatility as both a performer and a crossover artist.

Glen Campbell Live Performance of 'Wichita Lineman'

Wichita, KS, United States

• Glen Campbell was at a significant point in his career around the time of the live recording of "Wichita Lineman," which took place during a PBS perfo... Read Full Description >

  Glen Campbell was at a significant point in his career around the time of the live recording of "Wichita Lineman," which took place during a PBS performance. This song is one of his most iconic hits, released in 1968 as part of the album of the same name, which showcased his blend of country and pop music. By the time of the PBS live performance, Campbell had already established himself as a major star, not only for his music career but also as a television host through "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour." Notably, "Wichita Lineman" was written by Jimmy Webb, and its heartfelt lyrics and innovative sound helped to cement Campbell's legacy as a prominent figure in the country music scene. The live performance captured the emotional depth of the song, highlighting Campbell's exceptional guitar skills and vocal prowess during a period of creative zenith.