I was 17 when George died. Tho I wasn't as much into his post Beatles work as I was Paul's, I have come to really appreciate his music. He was an amazing musician and one that has come to inspire me greatly in my own musical journey. Thank You George.
Hi, sounds like you are a musician so you will love this track of George’s. The track was released on his “33 1/3” but the demo is a gem with just his guitar. It is “Woman don’t you cry for me”. I think he uses slide in both versions. Not sure where to find the demo but a search in a streaming app of the title with demo might work 😢
George was my second favorite Beatle next to John.The hell he went through in his last years was horrific. Being attacked while having cancer! The best part was seeing the picture of the attacker after he was beaten by Georges wife! RIP Mr.Harrison
I wished she would have killed that scumbag who broke into their home. George did not have cancer when his attacker stabbed him, in fact he had beaten the cancer in his lungs, the thing is that due to the wound that he received to his lung by that lunatic, the cancer returned and ended his life at only 58 years old.
As a young guitarrist i was taken by the guitar shredders and wanted to be one, although i dont take anything from their talents as i grew as a musician and met other more mature musicans i started to realize just how hard it is to pull of simple, delicate and soulful music, I started to shift into appreciating guitar players that did more than just 3 minute solos and slowly i've come to like George more and more, a lot of people don't get why he is considered a true guitar legend but those who know, know...
Nice corrective to the many George fans who have made him into a transcendent yogi. As Clapton said in his autobio, George was a sinner and a saint. I did not know he had ongoing substance abuse issues, but it makes sense. He also lived in a castle, had multiple expensive cares, yet preached about the spiritual life. George was a contradiction and lived in that manner.
George possuía o dom de compor músicas lindas e percorrem até hoje em nossa imaginação. Então se isso é de fato íntimo dele, então porque não respeitar o seu modo de vida naqueles momentos???
What a beautiful spirit George was,and still is.His music has been healing for me this past year, as uplifting and positive,in the hospital with staph infection,and 2 surgeries to heal my hip and shoulder.All from a careless route canal. Always get an antibiotic before and after any oral treatment. A lesson without. Music, as opposed to George's lessons through music,PEACE PEOPLE !!!
I'm lucky to have met and watched George Harrison play solo guitar. During his involvement with Formula 1 . I met him in Adelaide, Australia, and he borrowed a guitar from a friend's guitar shop. His technique was exceptional and dexterity jaw-dropping. I was in awe. He was tall, friendly, humble, and always smiling. RIP Mr Harrison 🙏 you influenced me to be a better musician and person. Peace, love, and good happiness stuff. ✌️🤘🏴🎸🥁🇦🇺
I was good friends with Lou Harrison, George's sister. One evening after spending some time with her, she walked me outside and asked me to look at something. It was a recent photo of her brother, George, and Lou began to cry. "Does he look sick to you?" she asked me, because she knew that I had helped people with alternative ways to heal from cancer and other illness. He did, but I couldn't say anything to her that evening that would make her cry even harder. I replied, "It might just be a bad picture...." which made her not cry so badly. Too soon, George did die. As smart and clever as George was, perhaps more than any other Beatle, he did, I believe, continue to smoke - which is and remains quite normal in Europe. It would be cancer that would take this Beatle off the face of our planet. I believe because of him smoking cigarettes.
Probably a combination of smoking from such a young age, partaking of certain illicit substances, the never ending stress of having to deal with being one of The Beatles for so many years, and inherited genetic disposition. Many cancers are rarely caused by a single factor.
I saw George Harrison at the "Spectrum " in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when he could barely speak let alone SING! As a singer I can fully appreciate the struggle both emotionally and physically. This was early 70's.
I was fortunate to meet George towards the end sadly. He had 3 Porsches from us, a 911 Turbo, a 928S & a 944 Carrera GT all in his trademark black, plus a Ferrari Dino 246 Spyder in yellow. The Friar Park mansion where his widow Olivia and son Dhani live in 30 bedrooms no less is amazing with underground lakes to row out onto nearby river Thames...
I am glad that George and Paul spent time reconciling with each other before George die. It is hard to understand why anyone would try to hurt one of the Beatles. It is even stranger that it was one of their fans that attacked John. Why would anyone attack George?
According to Paul they reconciled - I wasn't there and dont know - However, I do know there seems to be à lot of revisionist history going around with McCartney taking crédit for most of everything the Beatles ever did or recorded and finally with Péter Jackson being called in to do the final turd polishing on Get Back for the now sénile remaining fab duo along with the wives, widows and shareholders of Apple Corp - Sean Lennon,believe it or not, seems to be the more truthful of the lot, with Julian being too bitter and Dhani Harrison being your typical Trump America hating elitist snot.
It’s amazing how often I thought, man the Beatles have got life made in the shade! Just because fame and money come your way doesn’t mean you life is wrapped up with a pretty bow. The rumors, gossips, aggravating situations, all kept potential from full bloom, or perhaps their lives are better this way. Jesus is my Savior, no one else can make life full and peaceful, it’s a harmony with nature, the Creator and hope for the future! God bless the Beatles
Thanks for telling George's Story. I first heard the Beatles from my sisters bedroom when I was 15 and the first album I ever bought was Sgt Pepper. I always prefered Grorges Music though. it's always sad when people die but as George said: 'All things must Pass'
I enjoyed watching this. I think you did a good job with it, although I cannot say one way or the other how accurate it was. I kind of lost track of George in his later years while I raised my family. I remember when John was shot. What a horrible time that was. It broke my heart. He was and is my favorite Beatle. I've been a Beatles fan from day one. Love, love, love their music. And, each of them. They are the best! No one will ever come close to their music. Geniuses, they were. Incredible musicians and songwriters. Oh God, how they are missed, still, to this day.😢😢😢😢
This was so beautiful and fascinating to watch!! I learned a lot of things I didn't know on my favorite Beatle!! I would like to thank you very much for posting this highly interesting documentary!! Greetings from Italy Sergio
For me, the 1960s, and the emergence of the Beatles to spearhead the culture of the time and ride on that wave was a momentous human event. Their four individual talents and the magnetic chemistry along with Brian Epstein,George, Martin and others was perfect for the age. To ask four lads from Liverpool to wrestle with this immense talent, might well have been a curse as much as an honour. The material and carnal temptations were enormous, and I think George and particular tried very hard to cope, and his turn to Hinduism, in fact, opened a new era, and a new insight to many people. His interest in eastern philosophy really shook the Sunday Christian churchgoing folk to the core and opened the eyes of younger folk, like myself. (I was 16 in 1967). 20 years later, I became a member of the Bahá’í faith, and I personally think these events emerge from a pattern of global spiritual growth that started in 1844. I take note of this resonance, because Bahá’u’lláh, the founder of the Bahá’i Faith openly declared his mission exactly 100 years previously in 1863.
Very good ,documentary ! One thing not mentioned was George's "less than ideal" results of his tour of 1974, which made him want to go back home, and hide. That "episode" might have been critical in how George's live performance history, went, after that 1974 tour.
As one who attended the Dark Horse tour at the Forum in Los Angeles, George's voice was almost gone . But it didn't take the joy out of the event for me. The band was smoking hot, and Billy Preston's high energy and hit songs made the show a success.
I need to correct something in your video - Lou let me know that their other brother was kept on by George to tend to the grounds and landscaping of his large estate. George, I am certain, did a lot, but his brother was the general grounds keeper.
Eric Clapton loved George as a great friend,it was during a visit to Eric Claptons home that was not far from George,they were walking around the garden and the sun came out, and as George said that could be a son, and there here comes the sun was written, him and Eric although it was George that done it. Till George died they were great friends
Nice little documentary! One thing, though: I realise this is nit-picking, but as a guitarist I just can’t let it go. The guitar the hippies in Haight-Ashbury handed to George wasn’t “cheap”, it appears to be a Martin D-18. Quite a serious instrument! Other than that, great documentary (sorry, I just had to or I wouldn’t have slept well tonight 😂 )
Time doesn't fly Just hangs over like the sky It's we who go by Makes no difference how or why Everything you cherish Throws you over in the end Thorns will grab your ankles From the gardens that you tend Damned if you do Double damned if you don't try Caught on the fly Hello fades into goodbye Aim at the heart💘 Don't ask whose love you're stealing Aim at the heart Even when it's too revealing Aim at the heart I tell you, aim at the heart Aim at the heart Sitting on a back street many years ago The tears from your eyes did flow Feeling out of place inside the time when you were born No place else to go Suddenly a rainbow rose🌈🏳️🌈💧🌹 And spread across the land🇬🇧🇺🇲 Hung there while the Beatles sang🌈 I want to hold your hand I want to hold your hand What can you say? Here tomorrow, gone today Faith fades away For idols with their feet of clay Keep your head upon your neck It's not too late for that Even though the winds of change Have blown away your hat🌬️🍃💨🎩 Aim at the heart I tell you, aim at the heart Aim at the heart Kiss💋 it and pass Time become a looking glass Where love combs her hair Look again, she isn't there The echo of her laughter Fades into the western skies Where ribbons that you bought her Are reflected in her eyes...👁️🌈👁️- Robert Hunter ♥️⚡💙💀🏴☠️🌹
The 77 year old guru the narrator referred to is Srila Prabhupada and the monks were Hare Krishna devotees. To the best of my knowledge the spiritual master, Srila Prabhupada was invited to live as Ascot Tittenhurst at John Lennon's home, though several of his discipels were close friends of George's and they would live with him at different times like Mukunda das, Shymasundara das, and Guru Das.
What a drag. George flew all that way from England to SF only to encounter a bunch of stoned, filthy, youth. A lesson in what a waste of time is. I'm sure George was more intelligent about how he spent his time in the future. Wisdom which comes from age and experience!
The 1960s was a strange time, especially in/for America. From this tiny snippet, it might be hard to believe we were looking to move forward. As opposed to a cult trying to take us back to the Dark Ages in the late 2000 teens and twenties.
That whole well worn soap opera triangle done a zillion times probably from caveman days among Patti, George and Eric is usually over by our 9th grade here in USA. 14:58 You can see Olivia thinking: " I'M RICH!, REALLY REALLY RICH!"
wow don't think too much of Clapton after hearing that, he's actually threatening suicide or heroin addiction to a woman he wants to go after? wow that is fascinating never thought of that one, these rock stars are from a different planet
The word that was always hinted about to me from friends I had close to the source was that George and Pattie "swinged" with Éric but George kept control of the situation knowing that Clapton was madly hung up on Pattie since 1966 - Remember that George and Pattie did not divorce until 1978 - Pattie knew which side her bread was buttered on and never considéred leaving George for Eric until George dumped her for Olivia after getting Olivia prégnant during his long coke binge in LA.- Personally I would have stuck with Pattie who I fell in love with after first seeing her at à "Drive In" théâtre in 1964 where she appeared in Hard Days Night
What all these people did not have was German Sheoherds. None of this would transpire with a couple of them in the bedroom. I never heard he confronted the guy, I heard he was stabbed in his bed.
@@davidb2206 Shotguns were not that common as home protection in England at the time. I guess they still aren't as common in Europe as they are in the U.S.
He had a good life besides his addictions and egocentrism. As we can hear here. But no can blame him as he grew up as a beatle. Having everyone pleasing him and having all money to spend on what he wanted. In the end his aches were thrown in Ganges rivers, but I don’t think he was ready to go straight to heaven. I believe he will need to come back here to pass through some other experiences…
I hate the idiotic audience laughter which is hardly ever appropriate to anything that was said. It's as bad as the screaming used to be. A bunch of copycats looking for cues to the proper response. Let the guy ask the question and let George give a sincere answer.
Because it exaplains what the doc intials. Bits of georges life put together not a full biography. And Here there and everywhere is a beatles song. All memebers contributed.
This video is such a disappointing *CLICK BAIT.* I was actually looking forward to seeing/hearing George Harrison doing a rare 22 minute and thirty-five second version of _Here, There, And Everywhere..._ 🤨
I don't like Eric Clapton's attitudes, for me, it is a great disloyalty to steal something from a friend, and even more to cheat on him with his wife... how easy it is to say "I fell in love with your wife", when he has already eaten her, I mean, what the hell was that friend... besides, a "great" musician doesn't grow up in the shadow of another... anyway, friends 🙄
As a Christian it disturbs me that he got wrapped up in the hindu religion. There's no way to God and eternal life accept through Jesus. Those are the words of Jesus himself. I saw the Beatles Ed Sullivan appearance and grew up with their music and it really is sad that most of those celebrities that shaped us culturally in the 50's 60's and 70's won't be with us in heaven.
As a Christian then, you must be absolutely devastated when you read the Lord's words 'wide is the way that leads to destruction, and MANY go that way. But narrow is the way to life eternal, and it is very FEW who find it'. He was born in a country that was and had been caught up in the false cultic religion of the centuries, and that itself was disappearing quickly. There was very little of true faith to be found by the wave of the British invasion individuals or those who raised them. They, and most of Europe, were and are very many years ahead of our country in their unbelief of Christianity. Which is evidenced by how the words John spoke about the Beatles being more popular than Jesus hit America so hard, yet wasn't even blinked at in Britain. America's over reaction was quite foolish if you think about it. (And this is coming from a big Beatles fan since 1964 at 10 years old, and now 46 years as a Baptist in the Christian faith). It was foolish in that what he said was true (I have the teen mag Datebook from that year which has a reprint of the English newspaper story). The Beatles WERE more popular than Jesus throughout the world. And John even stated the fact that it was true more for England than over here (America). Because Christianity had all but disappeared over there. Kids weren't being raised in it. Their parents didn't believe so no training in it occurred. Sadly, Americans got so worked up over the statement without realizing its truthfulness even in this country. There were so many kids here who were more taken with the Beatles than Jesus! I knew of no "Jesus" kids in Jr. High or High School. Thanks for the chance to vent.
I hope your faith helps guide you and your surroundings in a positive way. But your religious fanaticism is a danger to current day society. Especially mixed in with the ignorance, fear and hate it spawns. Please take your cult leader and your fellow cult members and enter your kingdom of heaven POST-HASTE. Or, at the very least, move to a desert, where you all can hate on each other. Blessed be.
why dont you just go and ****- off, you blinkered, self-rightious, sectarian moron, you stick with your "Religon for dummies" and shut the **** up ! you're already disturbed, you phoney ! Oh ! and you think YOU'RE going to Heaven, guess wiot ? ur NOT ! u have no humility, no love no sincerity, see you in Hell !
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I was 17 when George died. Tho I wasn't as much into his post Beatles work as I was Paul's, I have come to really appreciate his music. He was an amazing musician and one that has come to inspire me greatly in my own musical journey. Thank You George.
He was great
Yes thanks George. You will be remembered
RIP, George
I was 32 when he died and like his pre and post Beatle carrier.
Hi, sounds like you are a musician so you will love this track of George’s. The track was released on his “33 1/3” but the demo is a gem with just his guitar. It is “Woman don’t you cry for me”. I think he uses slide in both versions.
Not sure where to find the demo but a search in a streaming app of the title with demo might work 😢
Love George Harrison. Fantastic
I love him too
George was my second favorite Beatle next to John.The hell he went through in
his last years was horrific. Being attacked while having cancer! The best part was
seeing the picture of the attacker after he was beaten by Georges wife! RIP Mr.Harrison
I wished she would have killed that scumbag who broke into their home. George did not have cancer when his attacker stabbed him, in fact he had beaten the cancer in his lungs, the thing is that due to the wound that he received to his lung by that lunatic, the cancer returned and ended his life at only 58 years old.
We arguably lost half of the Beatles prematurely due to a couple of nut jobs.
As a young guitarrist i was taken by the guitar shredders and wanted to be one, although i dont take anything from their talents as i grew as a musician and met other more mature musicans i started to realize just how hard it is to pull of simple, delicate and soulful music, I started to shift into appreciating guitar players that did more than just 3 minute solos and slowly i've come to like George more and more, a lot of people don't get why he is considered a true guitar legend but those who know, know...
Nice corrective to the many George fans who have made him into a transcendent yogi. As Clapton said in his autobio, George was a sinner and a saint. I did not know he had ongoing substance abuse issues, but it makes sense. He also lived in a castle, had multiple expensive cares, yet preached about the spiritual life. George was a contradiction and lived in that manner.
He was a Pisces after all
George possuía o dom de compor músicas lindas e percorrem até hoje em nossa imaginação. Então se isso é de fato íntimo dele, então porque não respeitar o seu modo de vida naqueles momentos???
Who are you?
@@WindDevil69 sou uma pessoa que aprendeu a ouvir e gostar de george harrison. Mesmo depois de quase cinquenta anos. 🇧🇷🤍✌🏼
@@hipstereagle6050 e eu leonina 🇧🇷🤍✌🏼
What a beautiful spirit George was,and still is.His music has been healing for me this past year, as uplifting and positive,in the hospital with staph infection,and 2 surgeries to heal my hip and shoulder.All from a careless route canal. Always get an antibiotic before and after any oral treatment. A lesson without. Music, as opposed to George's lessons through music,PEACE PEOPLE !!!
Get well soon
Thanks for the heads up.
I'll be getting some oral work done soon.
I hope you regain full health very soon
I'm lucky to have met and watched George Harrison play solo guitar. During his involvement with Formula 1 . I met him in Adelaide, Australia, and he borrowed a guitar from a friend's guitar shop. His technique was exceptional and dexterity jaw-dropping. I was in awe. He was tall, friendly, humble, and always smiling. RIP Mr Harrison 🙏 you influenced me to be a better musician and person. Peace, love, and good happiness stuff. ✌️🤘🏴🎸🥁🇦🇺
A great docu with great pictures, thanks! I am left with some sadness, but also joy that George existed.
Yeah me too
thanks for showing us this. George's life was so different to what could have ever been imagined. well done and cheers from NZ
Glad you enjoyed it
An excellent documentary. I have so much respect for George! A great channel.
Glad you enjoyed it
“When the truth gets buried deep beneath a thousand years of sleep. Time demands a turn around and once again the truth is found.” George Harrison
I was good friends with Lou Harrison, George's sister. One evening after spending some time with her, she walked me outside and asked me to look at something. It was a recent photo of her brother, George, and Lou began to cry. "Does he look sick to you?" she asked me, because she knew that I had helped people with alternative ways to heal from cancer and other illness. He did, but I couldn't say anything to her that evening that would make her cry even harder. I replied, "It might just be a bad picture...." which made her not cry so badly. Too soon, George did die. As smart and clever as George was, perhaps more than any other Beatle, he did, I believe, continue to smoke - which is and remains quite normal in Europe. It would be cancer that would take this Beatle off the face of our planet. I believe because of him smoking cigarettes.
Thanks for watching
And the 21 stab wounds he suffered a year or two before he died.
Probably a combination of smoking from such a young age, partaking of certain illicit substances, the never ending stress of having to deal with being one of The Beatles for so many years, and inherited genetic disposition. Many cancers are rarely caused by a single factor.
I saw George Harrison at the "Spectrum " in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when he could barely speak let alone SING! As a singer I can fully appreciate the struggle both emotionally and physically.
This was early 70's.
I was fortunate to meet George towards the end sadly. He had 3 Porsches from us, a 911 Turbo, a 928S & a 944 Carrera GT all in his trademark black, plus a Ferrari Dino 246 Spyder in yellow. The Friar Park mansion where his widow Olivia and son Dhani live in 30 bedrooms no less is amazing with underground lakes to row out onto nearby river Thames...
George was great in Hard Days Night imo. I thought he was the most natural.
Thanks for watching
I agree, He was the one who always seemed the least extroverted, so it was a surprise that he was such a good actor. I love that movie!
I remember the day he moved on. A friend of mine Clancy and I played his music from my album collection all day. Peace and joy 😊 thanks 8888
More More More Beatles PLEASE
No dout ill start another beatles one soon.
Love George Harrison
Amazing. Thank you. 🤍
Thank you too!
I love George! Thanks for the video.
Me too!
George Harrison is an all-time musical legend.
I met George in 1996 or 97. Five seconds total, but I shook his hand and said "how r u?" To which he replied in Liverpudlian "fine, thank you"
..."Seconds hands clothes to George & Patty at Haight Ashbury "...just amazing. Maybe a beautifull pair of Levi's? (from Jujuy,Argentina)
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I am glad that George and Paul spent time reconciling with each other before George die. It is hard to understand why anyone would try to hurt one of the Beatles. It is even stranger that it was one of their fans that attacked John. Why would anyone attack George?
Worse, they've let him out. Permissiveness by the justice system just breeds more evil and suffering.
The American right. The KKKristians. Any envious loser who cant get on in life and needs "someone" to blame...... etc etc
According to Paul they reconciled - I wasn't there and dont know - However, I do know there seems to be à lot of revisionist history going around with McCartney taking crédit for most of everything the Beatles ever did or recorded and finally with Péter Jackson being called in to do the final turd polishing on Get Back for the now sénile remaining fab duo along with the wives, widows and shareholders of Apple Corp - Sean Lennon,believe it or not, seems to be the more truthful of the lot, with Julian being too bitter and Dhani Harrison being your typical Trump America hating elitist snot.
I was surprised by some of the new information you unearthed. Good work.
It’s amazing how often I thought, man the Beatles have got life made in the shade! Just because fame and money come your way doesn’t mean you life is wrapped up with a pretty bow. The rumors, gossips, aggravating situations, all kept potential from full bloom, or perhaps their lives are better this way.
Jesus is my Savior, no one else can make life full and peaceful, it’s a harmony with nature, the Creator and hope for the future! God bless the Beatles
Thanks for watching
I really enjoyed this. There was a lot of information on "the quiet one" that I didn't know
Glad you enjoyed it!
I never knew the full story. I met George in London during rehearsal for the HBO Carl Perkins special
Thanks for telling George's Story. I first heard the Beatles from my sisters bedroom when I was 15 and the first album I ever bought was Sgt Pepper. I always prefered Grorges Music though. it's always sad when people die but as George said:
'All things must Pass'
I enjoyed watching this. I think you did a good job with it, although I cannot say one way or the other how accurate it was. I kind of lost track of George in his later years while I raised my family. I remember when John was shot. What a horrible time that was. It broke my heart. He was and is my favorite Beatle. I've been a Beatles fan from day one. Love, love, love their music. And, each of them. They are the best! No one will ever come close to their music. Geniuses, they were. Incredible musicians and songwriters. Oh God, how they are missed, still, to this day.😢😢😢😢
Never knew monks lived on the Friar Park estate after the Harrisons bought it. I knew it was a monastery .
Thanks for watching
This was so beautiful and fascinating to watch!! I learned a lot of things I didn't know on my favorite Beatle!! I would like to thank you very much for posting this highly interesting documentary!!
Greetings from Italy
Sergio
Thank you, it's good to see people enjoying these. My next two will be beatles docs. One on john Lennon and the other and the band as a whole.
For me, the 1960s, and the emergence of the Beatles to spearhead the culture of the time and ride on that wave was a momentous human event. Their four individual talents and the magnetic chemistry along with Brian Epstein,George, Martin and others was perfect for the age. To ask four lads from Liverpool to wrestle with this immense talent, might well have been a curse as much as an honour. The material and carnal temptations were enormous, and I think George and particular tried very hard to cope, and his turn to Hinduism, in fact, opened a new era, and a new insight to many people. His interest in eastern philosophy really shook the Sunday Christian churchgoing folk to the core and opened the eyes of younger folk, like myself. (I was 16 in 1967). 20 years later, I became a member of the Bahá’í faith, and I personally think these events emerge from a pattern of global spiritual growth that started in 1844. I take note of this resonance, because Bahá’u’lláh, the founder of the Bahá’i Faith openly declared his mission exactly 100 years previously in 1863.
ジョージ・ハリスンも天才ですね。
容姿端麗、アイドルでもOK。
ジョージ・ハリスンが居なくなって寂しいです。
❤Love My Sweet n Spiritual multifaceted George Harrison ❤️ 😂😊🎉
Very good ,documentary ! One thing not mentioned was George's "less than ideal" results of his tour of 1974, which made him want to go back home, and hide. That "episode" might have been critical in how George's live performance history, went, after that 1974 tour.
As one who attended the Dark Horse tour at the Forum in Los Angeles, George's voice was almost gone . But it didn't take the joy out of the event for me. The band was smoking hot, and Billy Preston's high energy and hit songs made the show a success.
Thanks for watching
Dark Hoarse
My grandfather use to say to me..."You better not be up in that room playing with your Jigglypuffs, now!"
Excellent documentary
Loved this video. The narrator also has a calming voice .
I need to correct something in your video - Lou let me know that their other brother was kept on by George to tend to the grounds and landscaping of his large estate. George, I am certain, did a lot, but his brother was the general grounds keeper.
Interesting stuff
Eric Clapton loved George as a great friend,it was during a visit to Eric Claptons home that was not far from George,they were walking around the garden and the sun came out, and as George said that could be a son, and there here comes the sun was written, him and Eric although it was George that done it. Till George died they were great friends
One of the issues with Magical Mystery Tour was it was aired in black and white.
Awesome vid !
Thanks!
Great video documentary
Much appreciated. More to come
Nice little documentary! One thing, though: I realise this is nit-picking, but as a guitarist I just can’t let it go. The guitar the hippies in Haight-Ashbury handed to George wasn’t “cheap”, it appears to be a Martin D-18. Quite a serious instrument! Other than that, great documentary (sorry, I just had to or I wouldn’t have slept well tonight 😂 )
Thanks for watching
Quite right! George was having a bad trip. His expectations were so deflated, and acid did amplify feelings. What a bummer.
@@GrandmaSmith-jn1uy Maybe the problem was that George didn't wear enough flowers in his hair while going to San Francisco like he was warned to.
The last time I picked up à guitar while taking acid, my Martin Ð-28 felt like à 10 foot log in my hands until it turned into some sort of snake
Time doesn't fly
Just hangs over like the sky
It's we who go by
Makes no difference how or why
Everything you cherish
Throws you over in the end
Thorns will grab your ankles
From the gardens that you tend
Damned if you do
Double damned if you don't try
Caught on the fly
Hello fades into goodbye
Aim at the heart💘
Don't ask whose love you're stealing
Aim at the heart
Even when it's too revealing
Aim at the heart
I tell you, aim at the heart
Aim at the heart
Sitting on a back street many years ago
The tears from your eyes did flow
Feeling out of place inside the time when you were born
No place else to go
Suddenly a rainbow rose🌈🏳️🌈💧🌹
And spread across the land🇬🇧🇺🇲
Hung there while the Beatles sang🌈
I want to hold your hand
I want to hold your hand
What can you say?
Here tomorrow, gone today
Faith fades away
For idols with their feet of clay
Keep your head upon your neck
It's not too late for that
Even though the winds of change
Have blown away your hat🌬️🍃💨🎩
Aim at the heart
I tell you, aim at the heart
Aim at the heart
Kiss💋 it and pass
Time become a looking glass
Where love combs her hair
Look again, she isn't there
The echo of her laughter
Fades into the western skies
Where ribbons that you bought her
Are reflected in her eyes...👁️🌈👁️- Robert Hunter ♥️⚡💙💀🏴☠️🌹
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George wrote in his book about Paul ... and the replacement. Not a secret.
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What a fabulous talent…
These guys had the world at their fingertips - and the STILL managed to fyyyyck it up. Humanity is so interesting.
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They made mistakes, but they are human.
I meant were.
They had a good run - but they were no longer teenagers.....
I'd like to see who could've done any better in their situation ..I think they did better damn good!
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The 77 year old guru the narrator referred to is Srila Prabhupada and the monks were Hare Krishna devotees. To the best of my knowledge the spiritual master, Srila Prabhupada was invited to live as Ascot Tittenhurst at John Lennon's home, though several of his discipels were close friends of George's and they would live with him at different times like Mukunda das, Shymasundara das, and Guru Das.
Hare krishna You are correct
The Quiet Beatle probably ended up being the Wisest of them all.
He certainly was a "Dark Horse" running on a dark racecourse.
Interesting. Some of it I never knew about. X
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It’s kinda crazy how 2 Beatles had assassination attempts
My George ❤
What a drag.
George flew all that way from England to SF only to encounter a bunch of stoned, filthy, youth.
A lesson in what a waste of time is.
I'm sure George was more intelligent about how he spent his time in the future.
Wisdom which comes from age and experience!
The 1960s was a strange time, especially in/for America. From this tiny snippet, it might be hard to believe we were looking to move forward. As opposed to a cult trying to take us back to the Dark Ages in the late 2000 teens and twenties.
A nice potted biography. Well illustrated.
Excellent
1:40: I want Patti's glasses!
They were all so ‘handled’. Sad.
Remarkable that Ringo never cheated. Rather booze it up w kieth moon and Harry nilsson 😅
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I think he cheated on Maureen. Women were throwing themselves at him.
he cheated a lot, by his own admission!
He sure did. That's why Maureen hit on George.
Lennon /McCartney and Harrison ,3 great song writers in the same band .
4:27 no wonder why George didn't want to play live during the get back sessions
That whole well worn soap opera triangle done a zillion times probably from caveman days among Patti, George and Eric is usually over by our 9th grade here in USA. 14:58 You can see Olivia thinking: " I'M RICH!, REALLY REALLY RICH!"
wow don't think too much of Clapton after hearing that, he's actually threatening suicide or heroin addiction to a woman he wants to go after? wow that is fascinating never thought of that one, these rock stars are from a different planet
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By all acounts,Eric didn't treat Patti very well
The word that was always hinted about to me from friends I had close to the source was that George and Pattie "swinged" with Éric but George kept control of the situation knowing that Clapton was madly hung up on Pattie since 1966 - Remember that George and Pattie did not divorce until 1978 - Pattie knew which side her bread was buttered on and never considéred leaving George for Eric until George dumped her for Olivia after getting Olivia
prégnant during his long coke binge in LA.- Personally I would have stuck with Pattie who I fell in love with after first seeing her at à "Drive In" théâtre in 1964 where she appeared in Hard Days Night
Why would George confront the intruder, he should have locked their bedroom door and called the cops.
Olivia thought it was because her mom was staying in the house and he felt he needed to protect her.
What all these people did not have was German Sheoherds. None of this would transpire with a couple of them in the bedroom. I never heard he confronted the guy, I heard he was stabbed in his bed.
@@5400bowen No, he went downstairs when they heard the breaking glass. Should have locked the door and picked up a shotgun.
@@davidb2206 Shotguns were not that common as home protection in England at the time. I guess they still aren't as common in Europe as they are in the U.S.
Te amo George
Harrison should had gone to fairfax instead of the Haight it was mellow back then !
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First mistake in the Haight was getting out of the limo.
It’s a pity he couldn’t quit drugs and all other bad substances….. Paul was more careful and voila he is still alive!
Was the famous dentist and Doctor Robert the one and the same.
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No, but it made it easier to decide who to pick of drs out of a list
"When you're down, he'll pick you up..."
5:07 Who took this picture? 5:24 Paul froze during Arthur Smith's Guitar Boogie Shuffle. he got over it lol
He had a good life besides his addictions and egocentrism. As we can hear here. But no can blame him as he grew up as a beatle. Having everyone pleasing him and having all money to spend on what he wanted. In the end his aches were thrown in Ganges rivers, but I don’t think he was ready to go straight to heaven. I believe he will need to come back here to pass through some other experiences…
I hate the idiotic audience laughter which is hardly ever appropriate to anything that was said. It's as bad as the screaming used to be. A bunch of copycats looking for cues to the proper response. Let the guy ask the question and let George give a sincere answer.
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Being a bit pernickety but why call it “Here there and everywhere…” which is a Paul McCartney song ?
Because it exaplains what the doc intials. Bits of georges life put together not a full biography. And Here there and everywhere is a beatles song. All memebers contributed.
Hahahahah…not a “cheap guitar” thrust upon him in Golden Gate Park: a Martin D-18 ! Wonderful instrument
George est toujours la pour la vie ainssi que john
Music aside, Harrison sounds like a sad case. And fame sure didn't help.
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Decades later, Chop/Chaz was created 😅😅😅😅😅
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So when he died of cancer in his body why did some media in those days tell people that he died from a brain tumor? 🤔
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14:18 omg I want to be a fly on the wall for that moment
Tell me more about avoiding reincarnation bit and being sent straight to heaven.🤔
yea yea yea
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@@filmretrospective5334 george loved him
Horrible lives. Rich, famous, drugs and alcohol! Messed up. God bless Patty. She’s a victim of it all.
Why didn't they bring security, thank goodness they were not hurt.
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Thank you for this fabulous video. Hare krishna George.P A M H O
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The Eric Clapton story is pretty sketchy: He openly pursued Patty, completely disregarding her marriage to George. I mean, what a wanker.
This video is such a disappointing *CLICK BAIT.* I was actually looking forward to seeing/hearing George Harrison doing a rare 22 minute and thirty-five second version of _Here, There, And Everywhere..._ 🤨
He may have been an unreal guitar player and whatnot. But from by all accounts I've heard from back then. Eric Clapton sounded like a scum bag
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I don't like Eric Clapton's attitudes, for me, it is a great disloyalty to steal something from a friend, and even more to cheat on him with his wife... how easy it is to say "I fell in love with your wife", when he has already eaten her, I mean, what the hell was that friend... besides, a "great" musician doesn't grow up in the shadow of another... anyway, friends 🙄
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Harrison was screwing around big time during Patty time.
Would you take 4 hits of window pane? 1977! I was frying! And I meant devotee Krishna! That's all I needed!! Namaste!
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I think Patty was bad for
Sorry my comment should be that could be a song
He was the most difficult unsatisfied Beatle,always complaining
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If only he'd quit smoking!
I know right
I agree he should have but that's certainly no guarantee of longevity. The damage could have already been done because he smoked so long and so much.
Whatever happened to the psycho who attacked George?
He got seven years in a psychiatric facility They let him out after two years.
As a Christian it disturbs me that he got wrapped up in the hindu religion. There's no way to God and eternal life accept through Jesus. Those are the words of Jesus himself. I saw the Beatles Ed Sullivan appearance and grew up with their music and it really is sad that most of those celebrities that shaped us culturally in the 50's 60's and 70's won't be with us in heaven.
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As a Christian then, you must be absolutely devastated when you read the Lord's words 'wide is the way that leads to destruction, and MANY go that way. But narrow is the way to life eternal, and it is very FEW who find it'. He was born in a country that was and had been caught up in the false cultic religion of the centuries, and that itself was disappearing quickly. There was very little of true faith to be found by the wave of the British invasion individuals or those who raised them. They, and most of Europe, were and are very many years ahead of our country in their unbelief of Christianity. Which is evidenced by how the words John spoke about the Beatles being more popular than Jesus hit America so hard, yet wasn't even blinked at in Britain. America's over reaction was quite foolish if you think about it. (And this is coming from a big Beatles fan since 1964 at 10 years old, and now 46 years as a Baptist in the Christian faith). It was foolish in that what he said was true (I have the teen mag Datebook from that year which has a reprint of the English newspaper story). The Beatles WERE more popular than Jesus throughout the world. And John even stated the fact that it was true more for England than over here (America). Because Christianity had all but disappeared over there. Kids weren't being raised in it. Their parents didn't believe so no training in it occurred. Sadly, Americans got so worked up over the statement without realizing its truthfulness even in this country. There were so many kids here who were more taken with the Beatles than Jesus! I knew of no "Jesus" kids in Jr. High or High School. Thanks for the chance to vent.
I hope your faith helps guide you and your surroundings in a positive way. But your religious fanaticism is a danger to current day society. Especially mixed in with the ignorance, fear and hate it spawns. Please take your cult leader and your fellow cult members and enter your kingdom of heaven POST-HASTE. Or, at the very least, move to a desert, where you all can hate on each other. Blessed be.
@@jeffphakenewz8556 not terribly relevant thoughts.
why dont you just go and ****- off, you blinkered, self-rightious, sectarian moron, you stick with your "Religon for dummies" and shut the **** up ! you're already disturbed, you phoney ! Oh ! and you think YOU'RE going to Heaven, guess wiot ? ur NOT ! u have no humility, no love no sincerity, see you in Hell !
In the far distant future humanity May understand the nature of consciousness! And spirit? And not slaughter animals and not slaughter life because for it manifest itself! Life begins at conception! Now act upon the knowledge of The Vedic literature and Sanskrit writings from 5000 years ago and more! The oldest knowledge on the face of the planet! Unfortunately studied The Vedic literature and blew up an atom! Oppenheimer quotes from Bhagavad Gita! To Arjuna! Now I show you myself manifest myself as death! Bhagavad Gita! Check it out kids
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