Dire Straits live in Wembley 85. 4K AI Version Edit: there is a better image version, called Revisited in this same channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nCjxj6KkOE Artist Dire Straits Venue Wembley Arena, London, UK Date 10th July 1985 Source Soundboard Tracks Expresso love So far away Sultans of swing Why worry Money for nothing Private investigations Walk of life Tunnel of love Solid rock (guest player Nils Lofgren) Brothers in arms The man's too strong Introduction Hank B. Marvin Going home (guest player Hank B. Marvin) Additional comments Restored video with Artificial Intelligence containing the famous concert from Wembley 1985. Great show of the Brothers in arms tour, containing powerful versions. Nice to see the two guest players Nils Lofgren and Hank B. Marvin. Picture and sound quality are both very good. The picture is taken from probably one of the best-preserved VHS tapes available and the sound is taken from the best sounding audio soundboard bootleg (Perfect Investigations), except for the songs Tunnel of love and Solid rock but which still have good sound. For a long time, there was no soundboard recording known of the song Going home. Until a rare radio show (Superstar Concert Series 98-26) turned up with a perfect soundboard version of this song. So, on this video, also the sound of Going home is as perfect as the rest. And... as a special bonus, the very rare version of Expresso love from this concert is also featured on this video! Picture and sound quality are less good than the rest of the recording, but still very nice to see this rare recording which makes this video a unique item! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQCAcnxTveg

Restored with AI version - The Notting Hillbillies - 1990-05-15, "SNAPE 1990" - Stunning soundboard!!- with "I Think I love you too Much" The Maltings, Snape, UK. 15th May 1990 Setlist: 01. Intro / One Woman Man 02. When It Comes To You 03. Water Of Love 04. That's Alright Mama 05. Your Own Sweet Way 06. Railroad Worksong 07. Bewildered 08. Dallas Rag 09. Run Me Down 10. Hobos Lullaby 11. I Think I Love You Too Much 12. SteelRail Blues (Roll Roll Roll) 13. Feel Like Goin Home The Notting Hilbillies: Mark Knopfler: guitars and vocals Brendan Crocker: guitars and vocals Steve Phillips: guitars and vocals Guy Fletcher : piano and keyboards Paul Franklin pedal-steel guitar Marcus Cliffe : bass Ed Bicknell : drums comment J.V.Tol: This is the first CD from this TV show with the best sounding versions. The sound is excellent and there are some really wonderful songs here like When it comes to you, Water of love, Your own sweet way, etc. All songs are taken from the best sounding bootleg, "Bijou", but Water of love is taken from "A friendly funny night" as it was not included in "Bijou". All songs have been remastered (for example speed correction) Three songs have been added; "One woman man", "Railroad worksong" and "Dallas rag" which were only broadcasted on TV and never bootlegged!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comments Pyroman: Very nice Notting Hillbillies concert. Perfect sound - better than other bootleg from the same day "Live in London" - and great setlist. When It Comes To You was already played here, before the release of "On Every Street" . A fantastic "I Think I Love You Too Much" was performed even before the famous 'Knebworth Festival", where this never officially recorded song was played for the first time by Dire Straits, together with Eric Clapton. Water Of Love is also very nice in NHB version. Great bootleg! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enlight note: Also known and labeled as: The Notting Hillbillies - Having A Good Time - SNAPE 1990 (but notice the improvement and extra tracks on this real deal , there are some mix-ups) Very good sound and great performance. Dire Straits played "I think I love you too much", for the first time at the Knebworth Festival and later during the beginning of the OES-tour, Great to have this stunning version before it was played by the Straits. Jeff Heally recorded this song with Mark, and released it on his album "Hell To Pay"( it became a great recording), unfortunately, On March 2, 2008, Jeff Healey died of cancer(age 41). I love the rollin' s ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLn5krXw-fE