Alicia Keys/Portugal 2004 S&V

Superstar Alicia Keys’ second album “Diary Of Alicia Keys” became a smash hit, selling 8 million copies worldwide, and won four Grammy Awards in 2005. Many songs were released as singles from the album and became huge hits, including the Kanye West-produced first single “You Don’t Know My Name” and second single “If I Ain’t Got You.” The live concert at Rock in Rio from that time is recorded on a DVD with professional shot footage, and a CD with remastered and digitally recorded audio parts. There’s the kick-ass funk of Rock Wit U, the wonderful piano Venetian Boat Song, the smooth introduction of Prince’s How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore, and the terrifying transition from his own song Goodbye to the Jackson 5’s Never Can Say Goodbye. The performance is quite professional. You can enjoy funky songs with her outstanding piano playing, which started with classical music, and the neo-soul music inherited from her mother. It’s the best performance of the Shadows’ instrumental Apache, with Alicia playing the band with a baton, the jazzy and bewitching Slow Down, and the famous song You Don’t Know My Name. Rock In Rio Festival, Lisbon, Portugal June 6, 2004 Intro Heartburn (Outro) Rock Wit U A Woman’s Worth Flute Instrumental Venetian Boat Song How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore? Never Felt This Way Butterflies Goodbye Never Can Say Goodbye Night Time Is The Right Time If I Ain’t Got You Apache Slow Down Diary Fallin’ You Don’t Know My Name