This isn't a battle of legends, it's a harmony of greats.

This is what used to be on TV, folks.

My therapist told me to start with positive affirmations every morning, so I’m watching this

The 70's were the best time in music, period

Anyone at the Colston Hall in Bristol about 20 years ago when Glen Campbell played will remember the crazy moment when i spontaneously walked my 80 yr old dad down to the stage and asked Mr Campbell to shake his hand. He did. Two weeks later, my Dad passed away. I cannot think of anything better to have done for him. I'll never forget seeing the two of them, my dad full of admiration and Mr Campbell full of generosity of spirit. I try to live up to both their standards. So glad you all enjoy this as much as we do. Music and love are really such universal languages. Good luck to you all.

Saw GB and GC and clicked on this so fast I nearly broke my finger.  Smiled throughout.

The thought of not being able to listen to good music in the afterlife makes me listen to as much music as I can while I'm here.

You can tell Glen is figuring it out on the spot and killing it, one of the greats, not many could hang with the incomparable George Benson🙏

Those two could play together for days and it wouldn’t get boring.

This used to be not uncommon mainstream television entertainment.

These two are responsible for some of the finest guitar picking the world has ever seen in their respective genre. Great respect to both of them 🙏

I’m 14 and no one at my school likes good music like this.

Glen may have been noted mostly as a country player - but the man had an ear that just wouldn't quit. He could stand on a stage with George Benson, play lead on a pop-jazz tune, and make George smile.

I cannot believe footage of this exists. Music has truly dwindled in quality from this.

Growing up in the 70s I had no idea at all what a monster Glen Campbell was.  George Benson I knew.

Like a Rhinestone Cowboy 🤠- he even played Jazz guitar with George Benson like he never did anything else.  😅👍- RIP

I love how videos like this just seem to appear out of thin air.
Thanks, OhPal22, for uploading this gem.

RIP Mr.Mangione.  Your flugelhorn playing will always have a place in my heart.

Most people don’t know that Glen Campbell was a studio guitar player for many years.  The guy can play.

What's beautiful is that you can see that they're really enjoying each other's playing.