Garth Brooks decided to hold an acoustic concert during his weekly Facebook Live series, “Inside Studio G.” The almost hour-long concert featured Garth and wife Trisha Yearwood performing requests from fans.

Garth performed such tunes as Don McLean’s “Starry Starry Night,” the Chris Gaines song “Don’t Matter The Sun,” Trisha’s “The Woman Before Me,” James Taylor’s “Frozen Man,” Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” “She’s Every Woman,” “The Red Strokes” and Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect.”

Meanwhile Trisha performed “If It Hadn’t Been For Love,” “I Guess You Had To Be There,” and Linda Ronstadt’s “Long Long Time.”

The pair also collaborated on several tunes including “Thicker Than Blood,” “Whiskey to Wine,” Taylor’s “Sweet Baby James,” the “Star Is Born” track “Shallow,” Garth’s “The River” and “Amazing Grace.”

Trisha also revealed that Garth actually suggested she cut “Thunder Rolls,” but then he took it back, and also suggested she cut “Shameless,” and he did the same.

Garth also showed clips from his upcoming Gershwin Prize special, which airs this Sunday on PBS at 9 pm. In addition, Garth said an announcement is coming today about his upcoming two Stadium concerts in May, hinting that they are both being postponed due to the coronavirus.

Source: Garth Brooks