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  • Ski-ing eh hahaha

  • So cool. Clapton is probably using his fool SG.

  • ¡the best!

  • whats that picture from at 0.32 ?

  • @JamesBongos It is a scene from the video clip of 'Crackerbox Palace'

  • AWESOME riff! It's so awesome that Kula Shaker used this same riff on their song 'Gokula' (at least I noticed that). Listen to it it: watch?v=Wiu_Rux1iYk

  • too short but prty badass

  • just when the album got a bit too Indian music spacey this guitar riff comes out of nowhere and rips the "B" side of the vinyl disc off the player.....

  • This is bad ass. Makes you wish John and Paul had given George more than 2 songs per album, 'cause the man could rock.

  • when i here this track i think of samantha stevens's cousin serena on ''bewitched'' saying ''hi cuz''.

  • Instrumentation:

    George Harrison: Lead Guitar

    Eric Clapton: Lead Guitar

    Roy Dike: Drums

    Phillip Rogers: Bass

    John Barham: Keyboards

    Indrill Bhattacharya: Sitar

    Shiv Kumar Shermar: Santoor

    Recorded in 1968

  • @tiburonesrojosver...I thought the drums were played by Ringo? He went under the pseudonym "Richie Snare", although it wasn't listed in the liner notes.

  • Beats My Sweet Lord

  • why does everything that beatles are so poppy??? to me this is just hard fuckin rock. by '66 the beatles had left their pop roots behind. well i'd say rubber soul was the first kick ass record they did. mmm sweet sweet incest with my sister

  • I don't see how the beatles were a pop group. The set out to be a rock band.

    You could be right there, with Rubber Soul, but my favourite album has to be either The White Album or Abbey Road

  • Wonderwall was a great album and a pretty decent movie too! Miss u George!

  • 1:06...

    Those are the sickest glasses I have ever seen in my life! =D

  • kual shaker-gokula

  • I often think that Lennon found Harrison cooler than McCartney. Harrison was closer to Lennon in his composing experiences than to McCartney. Not to say that McCartney only wrote simple and beautiful songs. "Helter Skelter" was mostly his song.

  • he was

  • I still got the vinyl album.

  • if im not mistaken the guitar part is actually being played by eric clapton. this is an awesome album, search for it for DL its available!

  • Yes, that's Slowhand, alright. He used a nom de plume on the album because you couldn't make guest appearances on other labels' albums back then.

  • There's clearly two guitars soloing throughout the piece. GH and EC.

  • dying to find more from this album. tells you a lot about why the beatles weren't 'ordinary'

  • I love this album.Great George Harrison.Thank you.

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