"On August 7, 1997, something truly magical happened. In a city not known for country music, New York's Central Park became the capital of country music. The largest crowd in the city's history turned out to sing, dance, and carry on with "The artist of the decade," Garth Brooks. Now you can witness for yourself what The New York Times called "a night of Garth fever." The video includes over two hours of performances, including guest appearances by Billy Joel and Don McLean - 21 songs from the biggest selling solor act in U.S. history, Garth Brooks."@en
""Award-winning country star Garth Brooks makes the only scheduled Big Apple stop on his three-year concert tour. Though the program was not set at press time, Brooks has determined that 'we won't be doing any new material,' which rules out selections from his most recent album, Fresh horses. The lineup will consist chiefly of older hits, such as Thunder rolls, We shall be free, Unanswered prayers, The river and The dance. As for the singer's trademark interaction with the audience, two platforms have been built in addition to the main stage, according to concert director Marty Callner, letting Brooks perform 'right in the middle of the crowd'"--TV guide."

Garth live from Central Park