Based on the name of two benefit concerts prepared by George Harrison as well as Ravi Shankar, Concert For Bangladesh was held at noon on 1 August, 1971. Almost 40,000 people attend the concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The event was planned to finance the refugees of East Pakistan, who were the victims of 1970 Bhola cyclone during Bangladesh Liberation War. We all know, that Bangladesh had a disturbed history and the event was a great help to the refugees of East Pakistan.

Well! The concert was the first ever profitable event of such an enormity. It won't be wrong to say, that it was the greatest concert ever. www.WeFlyDhaka.com is one of the best websites, which can enlighten you more about the concert. Further, the man behind the concert was the well-known, George Harrison, who supported the refugees and decided to help them by arranging the concert.

For many people, the concert proved a great hope to save the dying region of the world. Moreover, the real goal of the event was to put a full stop to the dictatorship and to start a democracy. Additional, the event includes amazing performances of well-known celebrities such as Ravi Shankar, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Klaus Voormann, Jim Keltner, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Carl Radle, Jesse Ed Davis, Badfinger and Ringo Starr. To gather other information about the concert one can always access www.WeFlyDhaka.com.

The concert took off with the amazing performance of Eric Clapton, who had earlier played with well-known George Harrison on tunes like "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," which was also played at the concert itself. Further, Billy Preston played the famous song, "That's The Way God Planned It". However, Badfinger was the part of backing band at the concert and didn't perform any of their works.

Nevertheless, Leon Russell's exhilarating performance on "Jumpin' Jack Flash" and "Young Blood" was just outstanding; also it helped to cement the musical history of the Concert for Bangladesh evenly to the epoch's rock and roll genre. All the celebrities were great in the concert, last but not the least Bob Dylan sang his renowned signature tune "Blowin' in the Wind." I must say, the concert was the true example of Bangladesh's determination and spirit. The concert has really created a history.

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