The singer - who announced his retirement in 2001 - agreed to revive his music career and take to the stage for five televised gigs to help raise money for the victims of last year's (07) California wildfires.
Brooks is happy to assist the charity but is convinced the shows, which sold out in under an hour, will be his last public performances.
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