I have followed the Beatles since the "Ed Sullivan show" in 1964. I have lived the before Beatles life and the after. If you weren't there, you can even comprehend the impact they had on our society. A wave that transformed our way of thinking, from accepting the old ways, to entering a world of new possibilities , free of past constraint. Say what you want about George Harrison, but he was always a seeker of peace with in us. Listen to "within without you" and seek the truth within yourself
George Harrison was a brilliant, talented and beautiful man. He gave well thought out answers. George was so delightfully humble. No doubt you will love the "Living in the Material World" dvd.
George Harrison - Louise left her stamp on her beautiful son with the wavy hair.
@FrlghtWolf Everyone goes through a phase where they become disillusioned with things and may even begin to slander their idols. The result is either acceptance of other people's shortcomings or bitterness and strenuous objection to every little thing. I like George but I do not turn a blind eye to his faults, nor do I need someone to repeatedly acknowledge them. Therefore, no one in these videos is fazed by your silly comments. If they really are coming from a 44 year old man, that's just sad.
@FrlghtWolf You all just love your intellectual wisdom spewed for what? George, as all of us was just a person, but tried to find a high that is real. I heard it in his music and it is in us all. Though for some it's hard to see...
@TwoUselessLegs LOL. Why did you bother with that? I didn't reply to your other silly comment because it was just more irrelevant spew. Now you decide to address my points in the hope that I am going to say something more? Whatever man.
intelligent interview,with George relaxed and honest.All aspiring presenters should watch this to see how it should be done.Ask genuine interesting questions,know your subject and let it roll! The most interesting aspect was when he said that discovering India was his greatest achievement in the 60's! only someone like George who was in the most successful band of all time could get away with saying that! Check out 'Living in the Material World' movie,illuminating.
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE. A KIND HEART & SOUL. HE ALSO DIDN'T EAT ANIMALS, JSUT AS PAUL AND RINGO DON'T EAT ANIMALS EITHER. PAUL DID WEAR LEATHER?? GEORGE BEGAN TO SEEK MORE THAN THE MATERIAL BULL SHIT. YOGA AND HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS. ONE OF THE REASONS HE WAS VEGETARIAN. THE INFLUENCES AROUND HIM WHILE ON THIS JOURNEY TO INDIA ALSO MADE A CONNECTION TO MORE TO LIFE THAN "THINGS". LOOK AT THE SHIT THE WORLD AND HE WAS SAD AT ALL THE SUFFERING. HE LIVED A GREAT JOURNEY YET SHORT LIVED!
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE. A KIND HEART & SOUL. HE ALSO DIDN'T EAT ANIMALS, JSUT AS PAUL AND RINGO DON'T EAT ANIMALS EITHER. PAUL DID WEAR LEATHER?? GEORGE BEGAN TO SEEK MORE THAN THE MATERIAL BULL SHIT. YOGA AND HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS. ONE OF THE REASONS HE WAS VEGETARIAN. THE INFLUENCES AROUND HIM WHILE ON THIS JOURNEY TO INDIA ALSO MADE A CONNECTION TO MORE TO LIFE THAN "THINGS". LOOK AT THE SHIT THE WORLD AND HE WAS SAD AT ALL THE SUFFERING. HE LIVED A GREAT JOURNEY YET SHORT LIVED.
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE....AND SUCH A KIND HEART. HE WAS THE FISRT TO PUT ON A CONCERT FOR THE STARVING IN INDIA. HE CARED FOR OTHERS AND SHOWED IT IN HIS ACTIONS. HE WANTED TO FEEL JOY OF LIFE, NOT OF THE MATERAIL WORLD. HE WAS DEEP AND I UNDERSTOOD HIM MORE AS I GOT OLDER. HE WAS NEVER ON AN EGO TRIP. NEVER A SNOB. WISH HE WAS MORE OUT THERE FOR OTHERS TO SEE HIS GREATNESS. VERY SPIRITUAL INDEED. BEAUTIFUL MAN WITH A GREAT SOUL. DIED TOO YOUNG. LENNON ALSO. THE BEATLES LOVED.
@TwoUselessLegs YOU'RE NO MUSICAN! HE WAS WAY MORE DEEP THAN SOMEONE LIKE YOU COULD UNDERSTAND. GEORGE WAS WAY WAY TOO NICE, YET THAT WAS HIW STYLE. KRISHNA IS NOT SHIT, NOR IS LOVE, UNLESS FAKE. HE SMOKED WHEN HE WAS YOUNG. HE WAS MELLOW COMPARED TO JOHN, & JUST A DIFFERENT PERSONALITY. YOU WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND. HE WAS NO WAY DEPRESSED. DAMN ,YOU ARE SO WAY OFF AND KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HIS JOURNEY. THIS GUY, AS YOU REFER GEORGE, UNDERSTOOD MORE IN HIS DREAMS THAN YOU WILL IN YOUR LITTLE LIFE.
@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR - Ironically, folks in social networks ignore people who write in CAPS. I didn't read your rant but little matter. Anybody that argues that George Harrison is in the same league as John Lennon isn't worth listening to anyway.
Ah, George Harrison! Let's see who or what he disses this time. Let's see what NEGATIVE and BITTER thing he has to say about one person or another. God, I'm tired of this guy's act! Mr. Beatle Lite!
Poor George! Even in death he can't get any respect! My god, what does a guy have to do to prove he's the same as John Lennon and Paul McCartney? Stealing music from the Chiffons is no excuse to disrespect the moody ex-Beatle!
ATTENTION ROOM: The controversial bronze statue of the Beatles in Mersey Park in Liverpool may soon have George Harrison added to it. Seems that city leaders and artist "Jorge Villa De Espinoza" FORGOT to put George into the "Fab Four" back in 1972. Mayor NIgel Inginson said that "it would be too expensive to ADD George. Besides, who would notice he was missing"? Yoko Ono agreed to fund the project provided they put HER into the statue as well.
I would suggest you all IGNORE Frightenedpoodle, he's nothing more then a jealous little TROLL who ruins every George Harrison video he posts on. His "anti-disabled" slurs and racist comments should be spammed and forwarded to YouTube. He's an uneducated trailer trash meth head who lives in his moms trailer in Florida.
Some of you are dumber than a box of rocks!!! "All Things Must Pass" is the best post Beatles solo album. Then if you want to fight against "Plastic Ono Band", "Ram",. "McCartney", "Imagine", and "Band On the Run". I vote for McCartney 3-2 for Paul. BTW DID YOU NOTICE THAT GEORGE HARRISON WAS PLAYING LIVE AS TRIBUTE TO ONE OF HIS IDOLS BEFORE HE PASSED, CARL PERKINS!?!?!? Carl Perkins!!!! Morons!!!
I completely disagree with those who keep saying that George was not a great songwriter in the Beatles. His songs on the last albums were brilliant. Have the songs on All Things Must Pass (including that song) were written while he was still in the Beatles. John and Paul would only let him have one song per record. So it wasn't that he wasn't writing great songs, we just never had a chance to hear them until ATMP.
@John91040 I have to disagree with you there. During the Beatles era, John and Paul were constantly battling over who would get more of the spotlight and publicity. They were both big fame whores. George was never like that, even up to his dying day. As Olivia Harrison stated, George "never let fame outshine his truth". And you should listen to George's albums such as Cloud Nine and you will see just how much of gifted musician he was.
George was fantastic on early rock n roll – those great twangy lead breaks. And although his singing and songwriting ability grew exponentially, George was never a great lead, rock guitarist. He was also excellent at acoustic blues like the original southern bluesmen of the 20s and 30s. He knew where his musical roots were which is what made him so brilliant.
@Frightwolf ummmm, first of all your whole " not talented but lucky" scheme is actually completely wrong. After making a few million dollars in the beetles he honestly didn't do much afterwards. He wrote a few LP's but he really just kept to himself. I can sing just as good as any of the famous stars out there, the reason I haven't made a fucking penny off of it is because I haven't tried too. He got off his ass and tried to do what he does best. So stop talking shit about that he's a "minor st
The luckiest man who ever lived. In another time and place, this guy would have made a fine grocery clerk or postal delivery man. That he stumbled onto two of the greatest rockers in history elevated his mediocrity to ever lasting fame.
@FrlghtWolf he didn't exactly "stuble onto" them. Paul kindof stumbled onto John, and the partnership grew between. Paul had known George for quite a few years before that, having gone to the same school. Paul knew George could play. The Luckiest man would've been Ringo..
@byemynameishi - Ringo knows his place. George never did. George went to his grave bitter and resentful, convinced his music was never accepted in the same manner as Lennon and McCartney, a victim of some conspiracy. Not many of us would have the balls to think of ourselves as equal to the likes of Lennon and McCartney George thought he was. He hid behind the goofy shroud of Hare Krishna to mask his pettiness. He had stood so close to the gods that after a while...he confused himself for one.
@FrlghtWolf you're an ass, for the most part I think his music was just as great as lennon/mccartney, especially after the split.
you have no idea what you're talking about. While what you're saying could have some substance to it, no one but George could know that.
Religion is a great part of life. If you are as devoted as George was, it can be amazing. don't say he was "hiding" behind his religion. that's just stupid.
To say he was standing close to gods is a little bit over the top.
@FrlghtWolf they weren't gods and they never said they were. they were just two guys with some talent.
Not to mention that all of this has nothing to do with what I was trying to say. You said that George "stumbled" onto Paul and John - and he didn't!
Ringo was very lucky to even have ended up in the Beatles! There are a million reasons why Ringo could have been replaced with someone else! (like he was temporarily during the Australia tour)
@byemynameishi - I suspect your point isn't particularly "lost". It's just located in a place fiercely protected from opposite opinions. Why does Harrison attract this kind of fan? You don't see this kind of weak-minded silliness on Lennon sites?
@FrlghtWolf OH MY GOD WHATEVER. YOUR JUST REPEATING SOMETHING STUPID. my point is lost on you because you're not listening to it! it doesn't even matter! what you think about george and what i think about george doesn't matter, i'm just saying that in my opinion, you haven't checked your facts out well enough and have no right to be insulting him so.
you're last sentence made no sense, and by the way, I'm a bigger lennon fan than I am of harrison's, and lennon was an asshole. so just shut up.
@FrlghtWolf MY GOD, a whisper! so how does that make him lucky? I'm not trying to make him into something he's not you dolt -,o . Lennon was in the news alot more because he WANTED to be. he died about 2 months after coming into the press after a 5 year absence, plus he was a peace activist and loved by millions! Harrison was a quiet guy!
this started with you saying he was the luckiest guy ever for bumping into these two guys called John and Paul. I don't even understand your point anymore.
@riddinghood3 I am a fan of George's middle work – Here Comes the Sun up through his first couple of solo albums. I think his (and Ringo's) contribution to the success of the Beatles and the Beatles sound was profound. But I wouldn't call him a genius. The reason why a lot of George's work didn't show up on Beatles records is that Lennon & McCartney's were better. I tend to agree with much of what FrightWolf is saying. Not all of it, but a pretty big chunk of it.
George's work didn't show up, because it wasn't as good as Lennon and McCartney? First of all, even McCartney stated to Lennon that now "George's work is as good as ours". Second, why do u think All Things must pass did so well? It's because his great songs weren't put on the album!!! Finally, as far as FrightWolf, have you seen what he said about Harrison? something like he has no talent?!!! and that he's not spiritual because he's rich? are u serious?!!!
@riddinghood3 If you read my post, you'll see that I think George was a wonderful, at times, brilliant musician. But as a songwriter, he is not in the same league as Lennon & McCartney. Think of all the timeless classics they wrote. How many of George's will stand up? A few. I have heard him make some very nasty remarks about John and Paul that didn't seem particularly spiritual. But that just make him human.
Maybe in the beatles, george harrison didn't have as many classics, but are you forgetting about after the group disbanded? I find george harrison's solo works filled with many great tunes and more enriching than paul and john's. and remember that george's guitar work improved many of the songs paul and john wrote. no wonder so many people describe him as underrated.
@riddinghood3 That's the thing about music. We can agree that George, John and Paul were all talented songwriters, but which one is best is purely subjective. I love a lot of George's songs and I detest many of Paul's (post-Beatles) and a couple of John's (with the Beatles and after). Overall, I prefer John and Paul, but that's my taste. I regret having supported frightwolf in any way because he was also trashing Paul and John on other pages. He's just another boring internet troll.
@FrlghtWolf I never heard biggest stupidity,George still knew what he wanted,he hadnt any pettiness,and why he would confussed himself??hence he believe in God??
The most beautiful man I have ever seen. I really do love him. It's a horrible feeling loving someone so much that you can never really physically see or touch or hold or kiss. It's very sad.
Why do people want to say this Beatle was better than that Beatle? It's all over here there and everywhere. They were and still are great...ALL FOUR OF THEM.
What happened to the part where he says "I don't have a toilet that sings 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds' that costs thirty-nine dollars or whatever."
@thehomefront Hahahaha George Harrison was one of the best guitar players EVER, and he was a Beatle who happened to write "Something" and "Here Comes The Sun".... Those are probably two of the best songs of all time. Although he wasnt much of a writer, he was a hell of a lot better of a guitar player than Paul or John.
harrison seemed such a down to earth, decent guz, and it is sad to see how we was always harassed by lifes stupidity, from the my sweet lord trial over the stabbing attack to the guitar affair in new york hospital.!
finally! an interviewer who was respectful, didn't interrupt him, and asked the right questions. she mentioned his deeply spiritual side and his love for gardening instead of just "Beatles Beatles Beatles". don't get me wrong though, i love the Beatles, there was just SO much more to him.
George has been my favorite since the very beginning. He is an inspiration and one of my idols. Regretably I've never met him, but I love him as if he were family. God bless him.
CubanCheGuevara MasterJackAubrey are full of shit starting a rumour that isn't true as they have a hard-on for Harrison- my buddy is an agent at CAA and teh Scorcesse film is on
dont they have good enough directors in brittania to do that documentary why ask american horror movie people to do it? scorcese attempts harrison.......has a horrible ring if you ask me.
Scorcesse is one of teh greatest directors of all time-He made the recent Dylan documentary and it was amazing plus he made the greatest rock movie of all-The Last Watz and its on BTW despite the angy underemployed wankers spreading rumours below :)
i think George, John, RIngo, and Paul are all legends. but all it is, is just opinions from people who never even met them, and knew them as people. so i dont think we should be saying which beatle was "better" than the others.
Forget that Documentary, im from Liverpool and the only Beatle worth mentioning is George .. Paul is the polished, nicey nice business man, John is the guy that preached love and never gave a shit about Julian .. Nobody in Liverpool is fooled by the propaganda, George is the only Legend from the Beatles, hes one of us, he was just like any of us and he always recognised that, not like the ego-maniacs that are Paul and John, who thought they were oh so important ..
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The real legend was Lennon.
He helped Harrison on a lot of lyrics, Paul was indeed the business man who liked producing love songs and pop songs, but John was really the legend of the group and far more known around the world.
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George's $800 million exotic car collection was sold by Olivia in 2005 to cover some of George's considerable debt. As for his bitterness towards the other Beatles, check out Youtube video titled "George Harrison talks about Paul McCartney". This is hardly the behavior of a "spiritual" or "quiet" man.
The Beatles were the most adored sought after 22 y/o's on the planet. But they never forgot their working class ethics and despite some unavoidable arrogance, their soul searching good nature. They never trashed hotel rooms over wrong colored M&M's. "Down to earth" has little to do with wealth or posessions. Sure they weren't perfect - they made human mistakes. Sure they fought, they made up - like families do. Their lives were unreal, not summed up by some "news" you read.
593OLY- George lived in an opulent 120 room mansion called "Friar Park". Owned an exotic $800 million car collection. Purchased a huge swath of ocean side property in Hawaii, then...shut off access to the coast from the natives which got him sued. He went to his grave deeply bitter about the way his music was ignored by the Beatles and the public. How is this "down to earth"?
@MasterJackAubrey down to earth doesnt mean how you,or where you live,or how maney money you have,means down to earth it is how you act,your behaviour...There is lot of people what are poor,but they arent down to earth by them behaviuor COMPRENDE
593OLYMPUS - No disrespect intended, but George lived in an opulent 120 room mansion called "Friar Park". Owned an exotic $800 million car collection. Purchased a huge swath of ocean side property in Hawaii, then...shut off access to the coast from the natives which got him sued, even by environmentalists. He went to his grave deeply bitter about the way his music was ignored by the Beatles and the public. He might've been "down to earth", but he was often NOT very "nice".
Danjanon -George's estate was called Friar Park and boasted over 100 rooms, several thousand acres and a lake. His $800 million car collection was sold by Olivia in 2005 to cover some of George's considerable debt. His Hawaiian problems started when he illegally shut off access to miles of coast-line to everyone, including families that had lived there for THOUSANDS of years. As for bitterness towards the other Beatles, check out Youtube video titled "George Harrison talks about Paul McCartney".
th3b3- This is collective information, culled from the books, articles, documentaries and music magazines written about the Beatles for years. Whatever you do, do not read autobiographies. Few of us, especially ex-Beatles, are able to write honestly about their own lives. George Harrison and Paul McCartney were particularly bad about this.
Oh my god. I find him so attractive like this.
TheMonkeesRock 1 week ago
This comment section is littered with self heightened farts in the wind.
pmoyer50 1 month ago
I have followed the Beatles since the "Ed Sullivan show" in 1964. I have lived the before Beatles life and the after. If you weren't there, you can even comprehend the impact they had on our society. A wave that transformed our way of thinking, from accepting the old ways, to entering a world of new possibilities , free of past constraint. Say what you want about George Harrison, but he was always a seeker of peace with in us. Listen to "within without you" and seek the truth within yourself
CapeCodBirdfeeder 1 month ago
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shonnaraebellmusic 1 month ago
@shonnaraebellmusic - Many of my comments are "opinion".
The facts support my opinions. It's suspicious that you question
my "facts" while completely overlooking theirs. I happen to think
George would have achieved a kind of noble fame had he been
more honest and truly humble instead of playing games. Now, his
fame has an asterisk. "Plagiarizer" and someone "Living In A Material
World" because he didn't have the discipline or the character to live
it any other way.
FrlghtWolf 1 month ago
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shonnaraebellmusic 1 month ago
George Harrison was a brilliant, talented and beautiful man. He gave well thought out answers. George was so delightfully humble. No doubt you will love the "Living in the Material World" dvd.
George Harrison - Louise left her stamp on her beautiful son with the wavy hair.
BeatleBangs1964 2 months ago
@BeatleBangs1964 - With all due respect...where
does this myth making come from? I simply don't
SEE a "beautiful man". I see a depressed and often
BITTER MAN. "Talented" perhaps. "Brilliant"? Not
likely. George struggled with music. George's new
(only) documentary skipped theaters and went
straight to cable TV. A colosal 4 hour opus about a
minor Beatle had no wide appeal. Considering this
was a Scorsese film about a Beatle...this was a
terrible rejection of both film maker and subject.
FrlghtWolf 2 months ago
@FrlghtWolf Everyone goes through a phase where they become disillusioned with things and may even begin to slander their idols. The result is either acceptance of other people's shortcomings or bitterness and strenuous objection to every little thing. I like George but I do not turn a blind eye to his faults, nor do I need someone to repeatedly acknowledge them. Therefore, no one in these videos is fazed by your silly comments. If they really are coming from a 44 year old man, that's just sad.
aneil68 1 month ago
@aneil68 - If not for George's lifetime of spiritual posturing
it might be easier to forgive his hypocrisies. As a culture we
tend to overlook the eccentricities of our talented geniuses.
However, George wasn't a genius. It seems just as disingenuous
to come to a video and foist exotic praise about a mediocre
musician as it does to shit on him. Where were you when his
fans BEATIFY him as a saint? It's curious. Unlike the others,
George seems to attract an awkward, uneducated fan base.
FrlghtWolf 1 month ago
@FrlghtWolf You all just love your intellectual wisdom spewed for what? George, as all of us was just a person, but tried to find a high that is real. I heard it in his music and it is in us all. Though for some it's hard to see...
rwsdesifarfel 1 month ago
@aneil68 - These are not "little" things. If YOU were to
preach health while smoking a cigarettes you would
rightfully be seen as an idiot. When George does it a few
thousand kids are going to start smoking.You seem to
think he was talented, and therefore worthy of forgiving
his hypocrisies (not logical anyway). I happen to think he
was NOT terribly "talented" and therefore, NEVER my "idol".
How logical is it to send me a long winded post to tell me that
you don't read my posts?
TwoUselessLegs 1 month ago
@TwoUselessLegs LOL. Why did you bother with that? I didn't reply to your other silly comment because it was just more irrelevant spew. Now you decide to address my points in the hope that I am going to say something more? Whatever man.
aneil68 1 month ago
@aneil68 - You wrote me a long winded post waxing
philosophical about the effects of passing time and "idols"
and blah blah blah. Then, I responded (I'm not a potted
plant). You offered a qualified acknowledgement that
George was flawed but then with the other side of your
mouth you claim you don't need reminding. Obviously you
do. Get up off your knees. Quit genuflecting at the altar of
celebrities. Especially mediocre ones. If you don't wish to
talk...DON'T TALK. Easy? LOL
TwoUselessLegs 1 month ago
intelligent interview,with George relaxed and honest.All aspiring presenters should watch this to see how it should be done.Ask genuine interesting questions,know your subject and let it roll! The most interesting aspect was when he said that discovering India was his greatest achievement in the 60's! only someone like George who was in the most successful band of all time could get away with saying that! Check out 'Living in the Material World' movie,illuminating.
SteveFunkyVinyl 2 months ago
He is the spitting image of his dad.
2011lamb 2 months ago
BarryDennen13 Tell me about it, mate. Anyways, I've seen your videos and think they're mahhvalous.
5obel 2 months ago
I don't get it. Every time I come onto a George Harrison video, it's full of dumb cunts spouting bullshit about how crap he is.
BarryDennen12 2 months ago
@BarryDennen12 It's the same messed up person with multiple accounts
comanchio1976 2 months ago
George Harrison is living proof ...I mean well, now dead proof that you don't need to be talented to be famous.
JaimeWheelchair 2 months ago
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE. A KIND HEART & SOUL. HE ALSO DIDN'T EAT ANIMALS, JSUT AS PAUL AND RINGO DON'T EAT ANIMALS EITHER. PAUL DID WEAR LEATHER?? GEORGE BEGAN TO SEEK MORE THAN THE MATERIAL BULL SHIT. YOGA AND HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS. ONE OF THE REASONS HE WAS VEGETARIAN. THE INFLUENCES AROUND HIM WHILE ON THIS JOURNEY TO INDIA ALSO MADE A CONNECTION TO MORE TO LIFE THAN "THINGS". LOOK AT THE SHIT THE WORLD AND HE WAS SAD AT ALL THE SUFFERING. HE LIVED A GREAT JOURNEY YET SHORT LIVED!
GOLDENFLYWARRIOR 2 months ago
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE. A KIND HEART & SOUL. HE ALSO DIDN'T EAT ANIMALS, JSUT AS PAUL AND RINGO DON'T EAT ANIMALS EITHER. PAUL DID WEAR LEATHER?? GEORGE BEGAN TO SEEK MORE THAN THE MATERIAL BULL SHIT. YOGA AND HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS. ONE OF THE REASONS HE WAS VEGETARIAN. THE INFLUENCES AROUND HIM WHILE ON THIS JOURNEY TO INDIA ALSO MADE A CONNECTION TO MORE TO LIFE THAN "THINGS". LOOK AT THE SHIT THE WORLD AND HE WAS SAD AT ALL THE SUFFERING. HE LIVED A GREAT JOURNEY YET SHORT LIVED.
GOLDENFLYWARRIOR 2 months ago
MAKES ME SMILE TO LISTEN TO GEORGE....AND SUCH A KIND HEART. HE WAS THE FISRT TO PUT ON A CONCERT FOR THE STARVING IN INDIA. HE CARED FOR OTHERS AND SHOWED IT IN HIS ACTIONS. HE WANTED TO FEEL JOY OF LIFE, NOT OF THE MATERAIL WORLD. HE WAS DEEP AND I UNDERSTOOD HIM MORE AS I GOT OLDER. HE WAS NEVER ON AN EGO TRIP. NEVER A SNOB. WISH HE WAS MORE OUT THERE FOR OTHERS TO SEE HIS GREATNESS. VERY SPIRITUAL INDEED. BEAUTIFUL MAN WITH A GREAT SOUL. DIED TOO YOUNG. LENNON ALSO. THE BEATLES LOVED.
GOLDENFLYWARRIOR 2 months ago
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George has more fans DEAD than when he was alive.
A testament to the power of his NOT WRITING anymore!
His music was SO BAD that the sheer lack of it creates a
kind of appealing funky vacuum. Soon, they will release
entire albums of George's nothingness. His concerts will
consist of an empty stage with his coffin in the middle.
Fans will raise their hands above their heads to "sing"
along in silence. Future assassins will stab George with
knives and shoot him with little effect!
ArgentineExpel4Fraud 2 months ago
Yeah, I never thought George was much of a musician.
He was a nice guy, well...sometimes. Hell, I don't know
what was bothering this guy. I think he was depressed.
I mean...he talks all this shit about "Krishna" and his
"Sweet Lord" and then this guy smokes himself to death
and lives in a 120 room house! Never mind his mediocre
music. I mean, let's face it, this guy was NO John Lennon!
TwoUselessLegs 2 months ago
@TwoUselessLegs YOU'RE NO MUSICAN! HE WAS WAY MORE DEEP THAN SOMEONE LIKE YOU COULD UNDERSTAND. GEORGE WAS WAY WAY TOO NICE, YET THAT WAS HIW STYLE. KRISHNA IS NOT SHIT, NOR IS LOVE, UNLESS FAKE. HE SMOKED WHEN HE WAS YOUNG. HE WAS MELLOW COMPARED TO JOHN, & JUST A DIFFERENT PERSONALITY. YOU WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND. HE WAS NO WAY DEPRESSED. DAMN ,YOU ARE SO WAY OFF AND KNOW NOTHING ABOUT HIS JOURNEY. THIS GUY, AS YOU REFER GEORGE, UNDERSTOOD MORE IN HIS DREAMS THAN YOU WILL IN YOUR LITTLE LIFE.
GOLDENFLYWARRIOR 2 months ago
@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR - Ironically, folks in social networks ignore people who write in CAPS. I didn't read your rant but little matter. Anybody that argues that George Harrison is in the same league as John Lennon isn't worth listening to anyway.
TwoUselessLegs 2 months ago
BEATLE- LIGHT!
FrlghtWolf 2 months ago
Poor George. Always so bitter and resentful. He TRIES
to live up to his "quiet" Beatle THING...but that's only a
myth. His new documentary (his ONLY documentary)
seems to be going down in flames. It skipped the theaters
and went straight to cable TV. I feel more sorry for Scorcese
than Harrison. At least with Harrison you expect him to fail.
I would say watching his film is like watching PAINT DRY
but at least with paint...you get a little color and a LOT more
personality!
thegrinchl7 3 months ago
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Ah, George Harrison! Let's see who or what he disses this time. Let's see what NEGATIVE and BITTER thing he has to say about one person or another. God, I'm tired of this guy's act! Mr. Beatle Lite!
TwoUselessLegs 3 months ago
george has lost all the hair and beard ,he looks like he did as a kid!
JAARNO88 4 months ago
most underrated artist of all time....love u george ....forever...
abhikoolblue 5 months ago in playlist George Harrison Videos 2
I love when George talks...Just makes me happy... I don't know why, it just does.
chookieJS 5 months ago 12
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chookieJS 5 months ago
i bet john choose jimi hendrix over gorge in heven
afroman1ish 5 months ago
@afroman1ish ........im betn your a dick...oh shit i win...
jillzi7 3 months ago
Why are most of his interviews out of sync? Someone fix this...
Mardawar 6 months ago
george harrison for president of the world...oh..hang on...shame that.
dannyofthededd 6 months ago
RIP George and John
MrTomb789 6 months ago 13
@MrTomb789 looks like michal jackson, nice eye triming \ and looks like a 99%
dav61474 3 days ago
sadden by his departure RIP
luignm 7 months ago
a hit record is love lost or gained in between the age of 13 and 21.. How true..
HermanJ06 7 months ago 4
Poor George! Even in death he can't get any respect! My god, what does a guy have to do to prove he's the same as John Lennon and Paul McCartney? Stealing music from the Chiffons is no excuse to disrespect the moody ex-Beatle!
CubanCheGuevara 9 months ago
@CubanCheGuevara he was never stolen this,he had great talent and btw you nednt hide for other nick frghtwolf
bibi5027 8 months ago
ATTENTION ROOM: The controversial bronze statue of the Beatles in Mersey Park in Liverpool may soon have George Harrison added to it. Seems that city leaders and artist "Jorge Villa De Espinoza" FORGOT to put George into the "Fab Four" back in 1972. Mayor NIgel Inginson said that "it would be too expensive to ADD George. Besides, who would notice he was missing"? Yoko Ono agreed to fund the project provided they put HER into the statue as well.
FrlghtWolf 9 months ago
I Love George, Thumbs up if you want him back :(
randomfluteplayer11 9 months ago 4
I would suggest you all IGNORE Frightenedpoodle, he's nothing more then a jealous little TROLL who ruins every George Harrison video he posts on. His "anti-disabled" slurs and racist comments should be spammed and forwarded to YouTube. He's an uneducated trailer trash meth head who lives in his moms trailer in Florida.
ParaplegicBIankfrack 9 months ago
I love George but was there ever a time when he wasn't so mopey?
Lightner445555555555 9 months ago
@Lightner445555555555 what does mopey mean?
mastermuppet71 9 months ago
@mastermuppet71 mopes, depressed spirits; blues.
Lightner445555555555 9 months ago
There shouldn't be a dislike button on any George Harrison videos..
missamazing021 10 months ago
Where are all the George demos??
thatwalrusguy 10 months ago
Some of you are dumber than a box of rocks!!! "All Things Must Pass" is the best post Beatles solo album. Then if you want to fight against "Plastic Ono Band", "Ram",. "McCartney", "Imagine", and "Band On the Run". I vote for McCartney 3-2 for Paul. BTW DID YOU NOTICE THAT GEORGE HARRISON WAS PLAYING LIVE AS TRIBUTE TO ONE OF HIS IDOLS BEFORE HE PASSED, CARL PERKINS!?!?!? Carl Perkins!!!! Morons!!!
strangeones4 10 months ago
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muaythaiOK 10 months ago
Way Better songwriter then Paul how about that
nano952 11 months ago
I completely disagree with those who keep saying that George was not a great songwriter in the Beatles. His songs on the last albums were brilliant. Have the songs on All Things Must Pass (including that song) were written while he was still in the Beatles. John and Paul would only let him have one song per record. So it wasn't that he wasn't writing great songs, we just never had a chance to hear them until ATMP.
jplace46 11 months ago
With the Beatles he was not a great songwriter. His disadvantage was that John & Paul were naturally gifted, as musicians and writers.
George had to work hard and learn a lot during the Beatles time.
At the end and after the Beatles he was on the same level like John & Paul.
He wrote history as George Harrison & as a Beatle.
Just listen to his triple Album 'All Things Must Pass' and you will understand.
Love & Peace
John91040 11 months ago
@John91040 I have to disagree with you there. During the Beatles era, John and Paul were constantly battling over who would get more of the spotlight and publicity. They were both big fame whores. George was never like that, even up to his dying day. As Olivia Harrison stated, George "never let fame outshine his truth". And you should listen to George's albums such as Cloud Nine and you will see just how much of gifted musician he was.
choobuka 10 months ago
@John91040 Unlike Lennon, Harrison was never out to seek fame or fortune, he was simply there to figure out who he was, and what his purpose was.
choobuka 10 months ago 3
HEY EVERYONE. i have a good idea
LETS ALL STOP TALKING TO KAALEC. he's obviously just gonna keep trying to convince of things that are untrue with his false 'facts'
just shut up asshole.
byemynameishi 1 year ago
George was fantastic on early rock n roll – those great twangy lead breaks. And although his singing and songwriting ability grew exponentially, George was never a great lead, rock guitarist. He was also excellent at acoustic blues like the original southern bluesmen of the 20s and 30s. He knew where his musical roots were which is what made him so brilliant.
Kaalec 1 year ago
Riddinghood- I liked George's harmonies. He blended well.
His Greek Chorus work on "Help" is wonderful. Still, you
confuse the BARNACLE for the SHIP. Musically, he was
challenged. His guitar work, shrill. His voice, never SOLO
quality. His lyrics, awkward. His melodies, like shoes in a
dryer. Ker Plunk! Ker Plunk! Now that he's dead the industry
hails him as a "genius". The Beatles tried to squeeze money
out of John's old cassettes...now they turn to George! Next
year, RINGO's music!
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
oh common!!! you can't be serious!!!!! so you saying that just
because he's dead, he gets overpraised? that might be with
some people, but some people actually deserve the praise.
he was musically changed? his guitar work is shrill? may I
remind George is considered to be one of the best guitarists ever.
Once again, I have listened to many kinds of music, know George
Harrison's work. It is completely ridiculous to make it seem like
George Harrison had little or no talent.
riddinghood3 1 year ago 2
@FrlghtWolf
Also George Harrison was 26, when the beatles were done.
26!!! ridiculous. He got married at 22. How many people have that
accomplished by the time they are 26? Not to mention that he
released All things must pass soon after, which is considered to
be a genius piece of work. Paul and John had nothing to do with that
album, so there goes your "musically challenged" and "shrill" theory.
I truly think you're just jealous of his talent, success, and looks.
riddinghood3 1 year ago 2
@ridding -You MUST know that the bulk of All Things Must Pass
consists of material the Beatles rejected. The biggest "hit" turned
out to be PLAGIARIZED. Some of these tunes were polished and
re-polished by George for OVER 10 YEARS. Other pieces, in their
early stages, had the reluctant help of John and Paul. John and
Paul had "nothing to do with that album"? 10 years, 30 songs, help
from the Beatles? He BETTER have a hit or two! You're passionate,
but you are not intellectually honest.
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
Yes, I do know that fact? So what? They're great songs. It was
very selfish on John and Paul's part to not consider them for
an album. George had plenty of songs written, not just 30. Paul
and John just refused to record many on the albums, which really hurt George,
because they were good songs (as shown by the All things must pass success).
He DID have a hit actually. As your theory of John and Paul helping George, like
George didn't contribute to the songs of Paul and John?
riddinghood3 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
Of course John and Paul helped George in the beginning, but George
also helped John and Paul tremendously with ideas and the way
he played the guitar on the songs. Like I said, they are all great.
To say that any beatles has little or no talent is ridiculous, and I
am very familiar with their music (both solo and group). The amount
of good songs all of them composed says so much about how
gifted they all were.
riddinghood3 1 year ago
whats not to like about george ? <3
cutestrawberryflower 1 year ago
he..looks..like..a..vampire..2..me..=D
spongebeatles 1 year ago
@Frightwolf ummmm, first of all your whole " not talented but lucky" scheme is actually completely wrong. After making a few million dollars in the beetles he honestly didn't do much afterwards. He wrote a few LP's but he really just kept to himself. I can sing just as good as any of the famous stars out there, the reason I haven't made a fucking penny off of it is because I haven't tried too. He got off his ass and tried to do what he does best. So stop talking shit about that he's a "minor st
shakejuntbitches 1 year ago 2
3:20 bob dylan quote owwwww yeeeeeeeeeeahhhhhhhhhhh
letmeloginyoucunt 1 year ago
@karmeronic - Take a look at the Y/T video titled:"George
Harrison Talks About Paul McCartney". This is one bitter
man. Hardly the "spiritual" and "quiet" Beatle he and his
fans would have you believe. Mind you, I think it might be
true. Paul McCartney is/was a jerk. However, that doesn't
explain why George stabbed his colleague in the back in
a PUBLIC FORUM. If he's so "spiritual"...what does it
matter now? Why say ANYTHING? I swear, the man is a
fake! Never mind his120-room mansion!
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
Well, from his voice ambiance; or colour, one can hear he is a genuine man...solid character,,
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onlinelondon 1 year ago
Rich, bored and sceptical
August1977 1 year ago
The luckiest man who ever lived. In another time and place, this guy would have made a fine grocery clerk or postal delivery man. That he stumbled onto two of the greatest rockers in history elevated his mediocrity to ever lasting fame.
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf he didn't exactly "stuble onto" them. Paul kindof stumbled onto John, and the partnership grew between. Paul had known George for quite a few years before that, having gone to the same school. Paul knew George could play. The Luckiest man would've been Ringo..
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@byemynameishi - Ringo knows his place. George never did. George went to his grave bitter and resentful, convinced his music was never accepted in the same manner as Lennon and McCartney, a victim of some conspiracy. Not many of us would have the balls to think of ourselves as equal to the likes of Lennon and McCartney George thought he was. He hid behind the goofy shroud of Hare Krishna to mask his pettiness. He had stood so close to the gods that after a while...he confused himself for one.
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf you're an ass, for the most part I think his music was just as great as lennon/mccartney, especially after the split.
you have no idea what you're talking about. While what you're saying could have some substance to it, no one but George could know that.
Religion is a great part of life. If you are as devoted as George was, it can be amazing. don't say he was "hiding" behind his religion. that's just stupid.
To say he was standing close to gods is a little bit over the top.
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf they weren't gods and they never said they were. they were just two guys with some talent.
Not to mention that all of this has nothing to do with what I was trying to say. You said that George "stumbled" onto Paul and John - and he didn't!
Ringo was very lucky to even have ended up in the Beatles! There are a million reasons why Ringo could have been replaced with someone else! (like he was temporarily during the Australia tour)
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@byemynameishi - Of course they weren't "gods". There's
no such thing as "god". He framed himself as "spiritual" and
"quiet" when he was neither. A man who puts himself on a
lofty pedestal can expect some extreme examination,
especially in death. What's troubling about George was his
hypocrisy. He preached against the evils of MATERIALISM
all the while living in a 120-room mansion. He bitterly
complained about FAME but then, used FAME to make
millions! He was lucky, not "talented".
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf exactly, there's no talent in him.
solidbeaver 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf whatever, my point is clearly lost on you. what you just said had nothing to do with what we were saying earlier.
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@byemynameishi - I suspect your point isn't particularly "lost". It's just located in a place fiercely protected from opposite opinions. Why does Harrison attract this kind of fan? You don't see this kind of weak-minded silliness on Lennon sites?
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf OH MY GOD WHATEVER. YOUR JUST REPEATING SOMETHING STUPID. my point is lost on you because you're not listening to it! it doesn't even matter! what you think about george and what i think about george doesn't matter, i'm just saying that in my opinion, you haven't checked your facts out well enough and have no right to be insulting him so.
you're last sentence made no sense, and by the way, I'm a bigger lennon fan than I am of harrison's, and lennon was an asshole. so just shut up.
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@byemynameishi - Here are some "facts". On the anniversary
of John Lennon's death, the media was saturated with TV news
stories, documentaries, movies, newspaper articles, retrospectives,
photo essays and concerts. For several weeks it was a non-stop
Lennon stories. Now, on the anniversary of George Harrison's
death, what did we see? A whisper! My god, it's as if the man never
existed! I'll quit bringing Harrison DOWN if you stop trying to MAKE
him into something he was NOT!
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf MY GOD, a whisper! so how does that make him lucky? I'm not trying to make him into something he's not you dolt -,o . Lennon was in the news alot more because he WANTED to be. he died about 2 months after coming into the press after a 5 year absence, plus he was a peace activist and loved by millions! Harrison was a quiet guy!
this started with you saying he was the luckiest guy ever for bumping into these two guys called John and Paul. I don't even understand your point anymore.
byemynameishi 1 year ago
@byemynameishi - George Harrison was a lot of things but
he was NEVER "quiet". One of those myths that went "viral"
long before there was such a term. George very much wanted
the attention He just wasn't equipped to get it. He didn't have
the good looks of McCartney or the WIT and charm of Lennon.
More importantly, his music was, for the most part, ill conceived.
Clunky lyrics, rinky-dink melodies plagued most of his works.
You mistake Harrison's inability to express himself as "quiet".
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf Yes he wasnt quiet,but surely he wasnt attention,and sorry he hadnt charm or good looks?? LOL,He had these things more then John or Paul
bibi5027 9 months ago
@bye - As for "luck", my friend, almost ANY ONE OF US
could've replaced George. Yes, I believe that. Like winning
the lottery, Harrison's association with the Beatles was not
owing to talent but to luck. His two or three great songs owe
their greatness to luck and the artistic osmosis. If you or I
worked with the likes of George Martin and the others we
would also have 3 or 4 "hits"! Never mind that rumors
persist that McCartney or Lennon helped him on these
songs. Talk about LUCK!
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
I completely agree with @bye on this one. 3 or 4 hits!!?? In your dreams.
Even if he only had 3-4 hits (and he actually has a lot more), that would
already be pretty good. Lots of people don't even have that. Anyone could
be George Harrison? So you're saying anyone could have written the All things
must pass album, one of the most successful albums ever?? lol
riddinghood3 1 year ago
@riddinghood3 - How are you defining "hits"? Are you
willing to compare "Crackerbox Palace" to "Penny Lane"
or "A Day In The Life"? What are the odds of having two
geniuses in a band? Now that George is dead and gone,
courtesy and the marketing department at Apple would
like us to believe there is suddenly a 3rd "genius". When
Ringo is dead, I'm confident people like you will be posting
what a musical genius HE was! John and Paul's music was
SO GOOD, it didn't matter who George was.
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
actually, that's the whole point. because paul and john were such
geniuses, no one could believe that george was one too, since, statistically,
it is almost impossible. but he really was. And I don't think that just because some
Apple company wants me to believe that. I actually listened to almost every beatle song
and almost every george harrison song to date, and made that conclusion. so there.
you still don't get it, do you?
riddinghood3 1 year ago
@riddinghood3 I am a fan of George's middle work – Here Comes the Sun up through his first couple of solo albums. I think his (and Ringo's) contribution to the success of the Beatles and the Beatles sound was profound. But I wouldn't call him a genius. The reason why a lot of George's work didn't show up on Beatles records is that Lennon & McCartney's were better. I tend to agree with much of what FrightWolf is saying. Not all of it, but a pretty big chunk of it.
Kaalec 1 year ago
@Kaalec
George's work didn't show up, because it wasn't as good as Lennon and McCartney? First of all, even McCartney stated to Lennon that now "George's work is as good as ours". Second, why do u think All Things must pass did so well? It's because his great songs weren't put on the album!!! Finally, as far as FrightWolf, have you seen what he said about Harrison? something like he has no talent?!!! and that he's not spiritual because he's rich? are u serious?!!!
riddinghood3 1 year ago
@riddinghood3 If you read my post, you'll see that I think George was a wonderful, at times, brilliant musician. But as a songwriter, he is not in the same league as Lennon & McCartney. Think of all the timeless classics they wrote. How many of George's will stand up? A few. I have heard him make some very nasty remarks about John and Paul that didn't seem particularly spiritual. But that just make him human.
Kaalec 1 year ago
@Kaalec
Maybe in the beatles, george harrison didn't have as many classics, but are you forgetting about after the group disbanded? I find george harrison's solo works filled with many great tunes and more enriching than paul and john's. and remember that george's guitar work improved many of the songs paul and john wrote. no wonder so many people describe him as underrated.
riddinghood3 1 year ago 2
@riddinghood3 That's the thing about music. We can agree that George, John and Paul were all talented songwriters, but which one is best is purely subjective. I love a lot of George's songs and I detest many of Paul's (post-Beatles) and a couple of John's (with the Beatles and after). Overall, I prefer John and Paul, but that's my taste. I regret having supported frightwolf in any way because he was also trashing Paul and John on other pages. He's just another boring internet troll.
Kaalec 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf
also I don't understand why you keep putting george harrison down?
you seem to like john and paul so much. they are all great musicians, you know, but
you seem to think that the beatles were all john and paul. george and ringo
contributed plenty and influenced the beatles music as well. they were all good.
there's no need to put any beatle down! seriously. if it wasn't was any four of them,
the group wouldn't exist!!
riddinghood3 1 year ago
@riddinghood3 - Ringo was replaced for 3 weeks on
an early tour. Many fans didn't even notice. Being much
younger, in the early years, George simply deferred to
the others. In the early years, George and Ringo were
largely just SUPPORT. George Martin grimaced
whenever George brought him a new song. It
wasn't until the END that George started showing
some brilliance. By then, it was too late. Just as a
practical matter, George simply didn't matter during
MOST of the Beatle legacy.
FrlghtWolf 1 year ago
@FrlghtWolf I never heard biggest stupidity,George still knew what he wanted,he hadnt any pettiness,and why he would confussed himself??hence he believe in God??
bibi5027 9 months ago
uncle george, i still cant believe that you died exactly 9 years ago, your still living in me
Love you, you were awesome
TheCocoFanClub 1 year ago
'some sort of deeper strength?'
- how about deeper pockets?
that can buy anything in the world,
- i bet we'd all be much more peaceful, having the checkbook of an ex-beatle,?
bluelibra65 1 year ago
George riposa in pace..
CutePoison92 1 year ago
George always had an answer for everything.
Always had an opinion in which is expressed
with such honesty and eloquence. It's really admirable.
VoxMax1200 1 year ago 30
I think they are working on his "BOX" of demos but will wait until we are all half dead and are looking for the past to save us.
jollymonsng 1 year ago
The most beautiful man I have ever seen. I really do love him. It's a horrible feeling loving someone so much that you can never really physically see or touch or hold or kiss. It's very sad.
bjkatt7 1 year ago
no matter what age he is his still so shyish and boyish cutish... i love him... r.i.p loved beatle george...
gili1484 1 year ago
RIP George. A good man.
TheWhupper 1 year ago
What a great guy
sure do miss ya
waynemacfarlane 1 year ago
WHY THE FUCK ARE ALL OF GEORGE'S INTERVIEWS OUT OF SYNC!!!
superfob54 1 year ago 35
@superfob54 The vids are always out of sync - cos George was always ahead of the times
TheMichaelseymour 8 months ago 3
@superfob54 your right, all of his interveiws are out of sync
youdontknowmehaha100 7 months ago
@superfob54 dont watch it just listen buy it is anoyeing
nylonTS 4 months ago
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@superfob54 "Why are all of George's interviews out of sync"?
-
Here's the answer, sung to his horrible "Only A Northern Song":
If you're listening to this interview, You may think the words are
going wrong, But they're not, I just wrote it like that! It doesn't
really matter what chords I play What words I say or time of day
it is ...As I'm only a MINOR BEATLE!
thegrinchl7 3 months ago
george was a gentleman,very nice guy.
madfrog1962 1 year ago 4
go george! we all love ya!
musicandus1 1 year ago 2
george harrison was and always be my favorite of the beatles
STRATCAT101 1 year ago
I love his honesty, and laughing about eric clapton,saying we shared a wife.He said they were friends and would always be.
tricia7773 1 year ago
have u ever seen his son a clone
SUNMAYDEN518 1 year ago
@SUNMAYDEN518 omg i know right?
amyshmile123 1 year ago
@SUNMAYDEN518 Yes, he does look just like him. He played in a concert on PBS honoring George.
AbbeyRoad52 1 year ago
The trembling leaves, the warm golden beams through the window shows there was life, air that he breathed, what a blessed time!!!
maby52love 1 year ago
Why do people want to say this Beatle was better than that Beatle? It's all over here there and everywhere. They were and still are great...ALL FOUR OF THEM.
InstantMagic 1 year ago
What happened to the part where he says "I don't have a toilet that sings 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds' that costs thirty-nine dollars or whatever."
samdow1993 1 year ago
@samdow1993 ?
samdow1993 1 year ago
i think he made himself look like a right cunt when he turned all religious, ringo hated him
thehomefront 1 year ago
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thehomefront 1 year ago
OOHHH...GEORGIE....
OMG
DrivingAngel 1 year ago
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overrated guitar player and writer
thehomefront 1 year ago
@thehomefront Hahahaha George Harrison was one of the best guitar players EVER, and he was a Beatle who happened to write "Something" and "Here Comes The Sun".... Those are probably two of the best songs of all time. Although he wasnt much of a writer, he was a hell of a lot better of a guitar player than Paul or John.
back2realitygal11 1 year ago
harrison seemed such a down to earth, decent guz, and it is sad to see how we was always harassed by lifes stupidity, from the my sweet lord trial over the stabbing attack to the guitar affair in new york hospital.!
MoveOverCasanova 1 year ago
Nice interview. Thanks for putting this on the Tube.
vndnd 1 year ago
At 6:00 he says, he could have done WITHOUT everything else, APART from the India experience.
He is stating that the India experience is the thing he could NOT have done without.
Mark
Liverpool
UK
laughingpines 1 year ago
at minute 6:00, is he saying....the one thing he could have done without, was indian music?
x2mars 1 year ago
quite the opposite, he says that he could have done without everything else except the Indian thing.
originallhamfist 1 year ago
that's what I would have thought. but i'm hearing it the opposite. strange.
x2mars 1 year ago
finally! an interviewer who was respectful, didn't interrupt him, and asked the right questions. she mentioned his deeply spiritual side and his love for gardening instead of just "Beatles Beatles Beatles". don't get me wrong though, i love the Beatles, there was just SO much more to him.
eternityWeeps 1 year ago 7
he still hand-some man!
phreaker92 2 years ago 7
porque tuviste que envejecer
te hubieras quedado joven y vivo para la eternidad
mirniand 2 years ago
George Harrison is the fucking man!
jonnylivy182 2 years ago 8
rip gorge Harrison concert for gorge was the best epically wah wah and old brown shoe, isn't it a pity and my sweet lprd
beatle1212121 2 years ago 2
you can see why john altman ( nick cotton) played him in the film about the beatles.
George got burgled in the mid 90s and him and his wife attacked the burglars with pots and pans
26highstreet 2 years ago 2
R.I.P George :(
this amazing man will live on forever through out his music and his fans.
xxchiodosfanxx 2 years ago 58
Wow!!!!!
ReggieMental 2 years ago
He was so HOTT !
TheDannyford 2 years ago 5
Top Bloke and will live forever. Birmingham bands were cool - ELO
None of the band from the 60's liked football - FACT.
George was brilliant.
lecturerob 2 years ago 4
George has been my favorite since the very beginning. He is an inspiration and one of my idols. Regretably I've never met him, but I love him as if he were family. God bless him.
Red21195 2 years ago 29
I like his comment about someone overbudding his demos. Interesting foreshadowing of the Beatles making of Free as a Bird and Real Love in the 1990s.
Derby14 2 years ago
Suprise, Suprise! Yet another comment about George Harrison by MasterJack Aubrey Yawn!! Boring !
blissy1 2 years ago
CubanCheGuevara MasterJackAubrey are full of shit starting a rumour that isn't true as they have a hard-on for Harrison- my buddy is an agent at CAA and teh Scorcesse film is on
slappyabromowitz 2 years ago
dont they have good enough directors in brittania to do that documentary why ask american horror movie people to do it? scorcese attempts harrison.......has a horrible ring if you ask me.
troddsy 2 years ago
Scorcesse is one of teh greatest directors of all time-He made the recent Dylan documentary and it was amazing plus he made the greatest rock movie of all-The Last Watz and its on BTW despite the angy underemployed wankers spreading rumours below :)
slappyabromowitz 2 years ago
i think George, John, RIngo, and Paul are all legends. but all it is, is just opinions from people who never even met them, and knew them as people. so i dont think we should be saying which beatle was "better" than the others.
AdayIntheLIFE94 2 years ago 4
what about ringo
Kisame199526 2 years ago 3
Forget that Documentary, im from Liverpool and the only Beatle worth mentioning is George .. Paul is the polished, nicey nice business man, John is the guy that preached love and never gave a shit about Julian .. Nobody in Liverpool is fooled by the propaganda, George is the only Legend from the Beatles, hes one of us, he was just like any of us and he always recognised that, not like the ego-maniacs that are Paul and John, who thought they were oh so important ..
elvisrose1340 2 years ago
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The real legend was Lennon.
He helped Harrison on a lot of lyrics, Paul was indeed the business man who liked producing love songs and pop songs, but John was really the legend of the group and far more known around the world.
Y2JROCKFAN 2 years ago
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George's $800 million exotic car collection was sold by Olivia in 2005 to cover some of George's considerable debt. As for his bitterness towards the other Beatles, check out Youtube video titled "George Harrison talks about Paul McCartney". This is hardly the behavior of a "spiritual" or "quiet" man.
MasterJackAubrey 2 years ago
The Beatles were the most adored sought after 22 y/o's on the planet. But they never forgot their working class ethics and despite some unavoidable arrogance, their soul searching good nature. They never trashed hotel rooms over wrong colored M&M's. "Down to earth" has little to do with wealth or posessions. Sure they weren't perfect - they made human mistakes. Sure they fought, they made up - like families do. Their lives were unreal, not summed up by some "news" you read.
derekec 2 years ago
593OLY- George lived in an opulent 120 room mansion called "Friar Park". Owned an exotic $800 million car collection. Purchased a huge swath of ocean side property in Hawaii, then...shut off access to the coast from the natives which got him sued. He went to his grave deeply bitter about the way his music was ignored by the Beatles and the public. How is this "down to earth"?
MasterJackAubrey 2 years ago
He was not deeply bitter at all, he would talk about it when asked in interviews... and his music was definitely not ignored.
crayolasky 2 years ago
@MasterJackAubrey down to earth doesnt mean how you,or where you live,or how maney money you have,means down to earth it is how you act,your behaviour...There is lot of people what are poor,but they arent down to earth by them behaviuor COMPRENDE
bibi5027 9 months ago
he surely dont went bitter,he went calm,and in piece,this is just your sick brain,I dont let offens this amazing,georgeous man,HEAR ME??
bibi5027 9 months ago
You probably arent such rich as he was,but you arent down to earth,like was,cuse you act like idiot and snob
bibi5027 9 months ago
George was the nicest most down to earth Beatle of them all,and the one I would have liked to meet. His music will last forever - R.I.P George.
593OLYMPUS 2 years ago 8
593OLYMPUS - No disrespect intended, but George lived in an opulent 120 room mansion called "Friar Park". Owned an exotic $800 million car collection. Purchased a huge swath of ocean side property in Hawaii, then...shut off access to the coast from the natives which got him sued, even by environmentalists. He went to his grave deeply bitter about the way his music was ignored by the Beatles and the public. He might've been "down to earth", but he was often NOT very "nice".
MasterJackAubrey 2 years ago
Wow, I didn't know any of that about George. Do you have any cites for any of that?
Danjanon 2 years ago
Danjanon -George's estate was called Friar Park and boasted over 100 rooms, several thousand acres and a lake. His $800 million car collection was sold by Olivia in 2005 to cover some of George's considerable debt. His Hawaiian problems started when he illegally shut off access to miles of coast-line to everyone, including families that had lived there for THOUSANDS of years. As for bitterness towards the other Beatles, check out Youtube video titled "George Harrison talks about Paul McCartney".
TwoUselessLegs 2 years ago
Could you tell me how you got to know this information?? I would very greatly appreciated it
th3b3atl3s43va 2 years ago
th3b3- This is collective information, culled from the books, articles, documentaries and music magazines written about the Beatles for years. Whatever you do, do not read autobiographies. Few of us, especially ex-Beatles, are able to write honestly about their own lives. George Harrison and Paul McCartney were particularly bad about this.
MasterJackAubrey 2 years ago
So, no cites then?
Danjanon 2 years ago