George Harrison — All Things Must Pass
Album: All Things Must Pass
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Released: 1970
Length: 3:41
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Sunrise doesn't last all morning
A cloudburst doesn't last all day
Seems my love is up and has left you with no warning
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
Sunset doesn't last all evening
A mind can blow those clouds away
After all this, my love is up and must be leaving
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
None of life's strings can last
So, I must be on my way
And face another day
Now the darkness only stays the night-time
In the morning it will fade away
Daylight is good at arriving at the right time
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
All things must pass away
A cloudburst doesn't last all day
Seems my love is up and has left you with no warning
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
Sunset doesn't last all evening
A mind can blow those clouds away
After all this, my love is up and must be leaving
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
None of life's strings can last
So, I must be on my way
And face another day
Now the darkness only stays the night-time
In the morning it will fade away
Daylight is good at arriving at the right time
It's not always going to be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
All things must pass away
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I remember digging this immensely when it came out. I didn't realize just how much George was speaking to my future self! Sure enough, he was, and what a great comfort his timeless gift has been to me! As Buddha Said, "There is only the arising and passing of phenomena..." Indeed. Hard to comprehend, but essential to remember, especially when confronted with yet another Oh my God how can this crap be happening?...there's NO WAY I can get through it! Well, as Mr. Mojo RIsin' said, MUSIC IS YOUR ONLY FRIEND -- Until The End... UNTIL THE END! Amen.
The version from The Concert for George is also most excellent.
The Phil Spector touch we could do without! Otherwise a brilliant song!
Funny, I've known this song as the album name forever but I'm not sure I ever heard the song itself until I started hearing it on RP. I don't even remember 'BCN (The Rock of Boston for 41 years) playing it back in the day. Thank you Radio Paradise!
dmiklitz wrote:
How appropriate to hear this in January 2021. Hoping the coming inauguration brings better days. The shitshow happening now is more than I can take.
Well, I hope you're enjoying yourself now.
How appropriate to hear this in January 2021. Hoping the coming inauguration brings better days. The shitshow happening now is more than I can take.
Well, I hope you're enjoying yourself now.
Ok_Sobriquet wrote:
Great scene in "Get Back" where George is noodling this a little bit for the guys...i think he then figures out, "i better just keep this one for myself."
George was the soul of the Beatles
John was the head, Ringo was the beating heart, and Paul was that part of a person that wants to sing when they're happy.
George was the soul.
Great scene in "Get Back" where George is noodling this a little bit for the guys...i think he then figures out, "i better just keep this one for myself."
George was the soul of the Beatles
John was the head, Ringo was the beating heart, and Paul was that part of a person that wants to sing when they're happy.
George was the soul.
John was the head, Ringo was the beating heart, and Paul was that part of a person that wants to sing when they're happy.
George was the soul.
Like the whole album this has a great deal of beauty, but at the same time a feeling of sadness.
I like the beatles solo stuff as a group meh
westslope wrote:
Yup. The ____ currently in the White House will also pass.
How appropriate to hear this in January 2021. Hoping the coming inauguration brings better days. The shitshow happening now is more than I can take.
Yup. The ____ currently in the White House will also pass.
How appropriate to hear this in January 2021. Hoping the coming inauguration brings better days. The shitshow happening now is more than I can take.
I love his voice!!!!
George was eclipsed by Johns' brilliance and persona, but still remains as my most loved Beatle. Understated, intensely creative and adventurous. I hear sitars and Sergeant Pepper, music of that era that was considered as experimental. It was his adoption of culture with diversity that had not previously existed in popular music that shines for me, still.
This particular song leads me back to this album I once owned, now lost to time.
Thank you RP for the memories.
This particular song leads me back to this album I once owned, now lost to time.
Thank you RP for the memories.
8 --> 9
This perfection for me!
Long Live Radio Paradise
My rating a VERY STRONG 8 - Most Excellent
My rating a VERY STRONG 8 - Most Excellent
Cynaera wrote:
Thank you again for sharing that, Cynaera... we all miss you so very much... everybody in my hotel room loves this incredible song more than zesty pussy pickles... this song is soooo good it puts a spring in our step this new winter day... we be dancing like happy hippies... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
I have a story about this song... Back in the day when Coyote FM was new and the programmer was playing things like "Come and Go Blues" by Gregg Allman and "Illinois" by Dan Fogelberg, I was invited to provide music for the station, so I delivered some pretty good stuff. Got to know the programmer, we exchanged e-mail addresses, and one day, I was having a pretty bad time. My brother was in the hospital, right in the middle of a refinance and a remodel that I had to handle because of his incapacitation, and I was working at a full-time job, too. I sort of snapped, and e-mailed the programmer-friend, telling him about what I was going through. He said, "Listen at noon." So I did, and he played this song, with the dedication, "To my friend, who's handling a lot now. Music can help anyone get through anything."
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
Thank you again for sharing that, Cynaera... we all miss you so very much... everybody in my hotel room loves this incredible song more than zesty pussy pickles... this song is soooo good it puts a spring in our step this new winter day... we be dancing like happy hippies... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
Lovely lyrics. Just what I need on a dreary Monday.
AbileneTexas wrote:
Yup. The ____ currently in the White House will also pass.
Comforting to me, given the recent inauguration. I really miss BHO.
Yup. The ____ currently in the White House will also pass.
Comforting to me, given the recent inauguration. I really miss BHO.
passsion8 wrote:
With all the nasty, negative stuff that shows up on these boards, it's nice to read a comment like this.
Thanks, passion8.
. . . I am preparing a meal for a second date with a beautiful lady. I was standing over the sink staring off into the distance thinking about how my marriage ended two years ago and how I am finally ready to entertain another person after what was, for what seemed like forever, a long, sad, slow recovery. "How could it have ended?", I briefly mused....
Then this song came on.
Asked and answered. Let go and let God (or "Source" in my case)
Back to the food. Glorious days ahead. No guarantees, just possibilities.
Then this song came on.
Asked and answered. Let go and let God (or "Source" in my case)
Back to the food. Glorious days ahead. No guarantees, just possibilities.
With all the nasty, negative stuff that shows up on these boards, it's nice to read a comment like this.
Thanks, passion8.
Absolutely brilliant. Miss you, George.
George .... Ahhh .
Okay, TMI warning!
I am preparing a meal for a second date with a beautiful lady. I was standing over the sink staring off into the distance thinking about how my marriage ended two years ago and how I am finally ready to entertain another person after what was, for what seemed like forever, a long, sad, slow recovery. "How could it have ended?", I briefly mused....
Then this song came on.
Asked and answered. Let go and let God (or "Source" in my case)
Back to the food. Glorious days ahead. No guarantees, just possibilities.
I am preparing a meal for a second date with a beautiful lady. I was standing over the sink staring off into the distance thinking about how my marriage ended two years ago and how I am finally ready to entertain another person after what was, for what seemed like forever, a long, sad, slow recovery. "How could it have ended?", I briefly mused....
Then this song came on.
Asked and answered. Let go and let God (or "Source" in my case)
Back to the food. Glorious days ahead. No guarantees, just possibilities.
First triple album I ever bought. Great song. George was finally able to put more than a couple of songs on a record! He had a lot of music, ready to release, upon Beatles break up.
I really like this routine of playing something from ATMP on Sat. mornings. Just like last weekend, listening to GH while drinking my Sat. am cappuccino. A great way to start the weekend, reminding me that life is good.
Great song. One of the great albums, more than a mere sum of its musical parts.
George's best work this album; would love hear 'Isn't It A Pity'.
9 —> 10. Thank you, George.
fredriley wrote:
I'm sure I'll regret asking this, but I feel an overwhelming compulsion to do so: what are "pussy pickles"?
They are very tasteful... very cultivated and plush... much like this splendiferous song...
hope you and your jury be having a marvelous time right this minute, fredriley...
I'm sure I'll regret asking this, but I feel an overwhelming compulsion to do so: what are "pussy pickles"?
They are very tasteful... very cultivated and plush... much like this splendiferous song...
hope you and your jury be having a marvelous time right this minute, fredriley...
Lazarus wrote:
I would rather the title of this song be "All Gas Must Pass", but I still love this song more than pussy pickles... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
I'm sure I'll regret asking this, but I feel an overwhelming compulsion to do so: what are "pussy pickles"?
I would rather the title of this song be "All Gas Must Pass", but I still love this song more than pussy pickles... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
I'm sure I'll regret asking this, but I feel an overwhelming compulsion to do so: what are "pussy pickles"?
Ignore tasteless comments...........they don't deserve the attention.
I would rather the title of this song be "All Gas Must Pass", but I still love this song more than pussy pickles... love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
The man is a legend. The music is sublime...........
I miss George...
My favorite Beatle.
Cynaera wrote:
Miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
I have a story about this song... Back in the day when Coyote FM was new and the programmer was playing things like "Come and Go Blues" by Gregg Allman and "Illinois" by Dan Fogelberg, I was invited to provide music for the station, so I delivered some pretty good stuff. Got to know the programmer, we exchanged e-mail addresses, and one day, I was having a pretty bad time. My brother was in the hospital, right in the middle of a refinance and a remodel that I had to handle because of his incapacitation, and I was working at a full-time job, too. I sort of snapped, and e-mailed the programmer-friend, telling him about what I was going through. He said, "Listen at noon." So I did, and he played this song, with the dedication, "To my friend, who's handling a lot now. Music can help anyone get through anything."
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
Miss you so much, Cynaera...
love this song...
Everybody in my church loves this song...
I think it is fare to say that this work from GH is some of the best work from all things Beatles.
lemmoth wrote:
That's really cool
Cheers George. Saw your son and his new band recently. You should be proud.
That's really cool
Even hot flushes
I could have easily enjoyed a couple more life-times of George's music. Loved the Wilbury's and
wonder what was inspiration triggered End Of The Line . George always traveled with at least two and
often more ukuleles in the trunk of his car. He pulled into Petty's drive one day and told Tom to pick out
one of the uku's, but Petty said " I don't know how to play one of those" George said " Hey no problem, I'll teach you, grab one," so Petty did, and after an hour of so Petty had picked up the chord patterns and they were jamming away. Tom said from that day on "he" never went anywhere without a uku in his trunk.
wonder what was inspiration triggered End Of The Line . George always traveled with at least two and
often more ukuleles in the trunk of his car. He pulled into Petty's drive one day and told Tom to pick out
one of the uku's, but Petty said " I don't know how to play one of those" George said " Hey no problem, I'll teach you, grab one," so Petty did, and after an hour of so Petty had picked up the chord patterns and they were jamming away. Tom said from that day on "he" never went anywhere without a uku in his trunk.
Cheers George. Saw your son and his new band recently. You should be proud.
Miss you, George. Thanks for this beautiful song.
Stingray wrote:
Sorta like your posts, eh?
Oooh Georgie-boy!
Your list of solo-BULL is endless!
Your list of solo-BULL is endless!
Sorta like your posts, eh?
Stingray wrote:
MASS IS NOT CLASS!
I could say that about your comments too.
MASS IS NOT CLASS!
I could say that about your comments too.
Amen!! Indeed all things must pass
I have a story about this song... Back in the day when Coyote FM was new and the programmer was playing things like "Come and Go Blues" by Gregg Allman and "Illinois" by Dan Fogelberg, I was invited to provide music for the station, so I delivered some pretty good stuff. Got to know the programmer, we exchanged e-mail addresses, and one day, I was having a pretty bad time. My brother was in the hospital, right in the middle of a refinance and a remodel that I had to handle because of his incapacitation, and I was working at a full-time job, too. I sort of snapped, and e-mailed the programmer-friend, telling him about what I was going through. He said, "Listen at noon." So I did, and he played this song, with the dedication, "To my friend, who's handling a lot now. Music can help anyone get through anything."
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
I never forgot that. I don't know where my friend is now, but every time I hear this song, I think of him, of what I was going through, and how I got through it. I know the time will come when I can just listen to this song and love it on its own merits, and not because of anything else attached to it.
Much wisdom in such a simple statement...
Where did those 40 years go? All things have passed.
Stingray wrote:
Yeah, Cynaera - it does not need much to be happy in the Neandertal!
And south of it...!
Marriage proposal withdrawn!
Ouch, baby. That hurt. Never mind that I was seriously considering saying yes. Enjoy your flat and your baggage.
Yeah, Cynaera - it does not need much to be happy in the Neandertal!
And south of it...!
Marriage proposal withdrawn!
Ouch, baby. That hurt. Never mind that I was seriously considering saying yes. Enjoy your flat and your baggage.
Dhani And George Harrison by *RingoStarr911
Michael Palin ©2010 *RingoStarr911
Yeah....I do not know what to say.....It is a pic of Dhani and George
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George Harrison "L'Angelo Misterioso" in the Epk he made for the re-released All Things Must Pass in Jan 2001.
ThePoose wrote:
In fact, ATMP was the first-ever triple LP released by a solo artist.
MASS IS NOT CLASS!
In fact, ATMP was the first-ever triple LP released by a solo artist.
MASS IS NOT CLASS!
Cynaera wrote:
Yeah, Cynaera - it does not need much to be happy in the Neandertal!
And south of it...!
Marriage proposal withdrawn!
Today, I love it, because I can feel positive about the immediate future of me. As I type this, I have five cats sacked out around the bedroom, the sun is still shining, the chirdies are burping, and tomorrow's dinner is planned. And RP is playing some very amazing music.
Life is kinda good today.
Life is kinda good today.
Yeah, Cynaera - it does not need much to be happy in the Neandertal!
And south of it...!
Marriage proposal withdrawn!
Oooh Georgie-boy!
Your list of solo-BULL is endless!
Your list of solo-BULL is endless!
Story: My radio-programmer friend played this song on the radio right after I'd lost a dear friend to cancer. He didn't know, but I e-mailed him, and he apologized. I fwapped him, we met for drinks and talked about my friend, and the music. He confessed that "All Things Must Pass" was one of his favorite songs and he built song-sets around it because it lent itself to sorrow and hope.
So - I can't listen to it without being very ambiguous about how I feel. It makes me cry, but it also inspires a sense of positivity. I hate this song. I love this song.
Today, I love it, because I can feel positive about the immediate future of me. As I type this, I have five cats sacked out around the bedroom, the sun is still shining, the chirdies are burping, and tomorrow's dinner is planned. And RP is playing some very amazing music.
Life is kinda good today.
So - I can't listen to it without being very ambiguous about how I feel. It makes me cry, but it also inspires a sense of positivity. I hate this song. I love this song.
Today, I love it, because I can feel positive about the immediate future of me. As I type this, I have five cats sacked out around the bedroom, the sun is still shining, the chirdies are burping, and tomorrow's dinner is planned. And RP is playing some very amazing music.
Life is kinda good today.
It must be said, this has got to be the world's weirdest-slash-most spiritually profound breakup song... Doesn't keep it from being a 10, of course.
"Interview with George and Ravi about their meeting and life working together. Interview from the late 90`s."
no question. godlike. had to be there. soul food.
redstorm wrote:
he can't stop...i wrote him sayig in a friendly way, that his comment was sorta silly, and showed none of his personality, and he wrote me a two paragraph diatribe saying i was an idiot.....i guess his issues stay unresloved
romeotuna wrote:
Tell it to your Dick...
this is a great song...
I wrote:
red meet romeo...
he can't stop...i wrote him sayig in a friendly way, that his comment was sorta silly, and showed none of his personality, and he wrote me a two paragraph diatribe saying i was an idiot.....i guess his issues stay unresloved
romeotuna wrote:
Tell it to your Dick...
this is a great song...
I wrote:
red meet romeo...
RParadise wrote:
As I remember it, All Things Must Pass was a triple album when it was first released. I remember being blown away by how much music George must have been storing up, either on paper or in his head, before he finally got the chance to get it all down in a studio. A tremendous outpouring that, infortunately, he never equaled again. But we can all be grateful for this truly Magnum Opus.
In fact, ATMP was the first-ever triple LP released by a solo artist.
As I remember it, All Things Must Pass was a triple album when it was first released. I remember being blown away by how much music George must have been storing up, either on paper or in his head, before he finally got the chance to get it all down in a studio. A tremendous outpouring that, infortunately, he never equaled again. But we can all be grateful for this truly Magnum Opus.
In fact, ATMP was the first-ever triple LP released by a solo artist.
REALLY love it!
This song is soooo good for the ears! In all seriousness, this is a beautiful song!
Guitars: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Dave Mason, Peter Frampton
Bass guitar: Klaus Voormann, Carl Radle
Orchestral arrangements: John Barham
Keyboards: Gary Wright, Bobby Whitlock, Billy Preston, Gary Brooker
Drums and percussion: Ringo Starr, Jim Gordon, Alan White, Phil Collins, Ginger Baker
Harmonica - George Harrison
Pedal steel guitar (with talk box): Pete Drake
Tenor saxophone: Bobby Keys
Trumpet: Jim Price
Rhythm guitars and percussion: Badfinger
Nine to ten.
crockydile wrote:
Stop saying that!!
he can't stop...i wrote him sayig in a friendly way, that his comment was sorta silly, and showed none of his personality, and he wrote me a two paragraph diatribe saying i was an idiot.....i guess his issues stay unresloved
Stop saying that!!
he can't stop...i wrote him sayig in a friendly way, that his comment was sorta silly, and showed none of his personality, and he wrote me a two paragraph diatribe saying i was an idiot.....i guess his issues stay unresloved
Jungle_Jim wrote:
That demo version is something special, as are the versions of Something and While My Guitar Gently Weeps George recorded the same day - his 27th birthday, if I recall correctly.
The demo version of this song on Beatles Anthology 3 is something special - better than this version I think. The demo was recorded in the buildup to the White Album - really this song should have been on the White Album.
That demo version is something special, as are the versions of Something and While My Guitar Gently Weeps George recorded the same day - his 27th birthday, if I recall correctly.
The demo version of this song on Beatles Anthology 3 is something special - better than this version I think. The demo was recorded in the buildup to the White Album - really this song should have been on the White Album.
A sad morose song that certainty puts us in our place. Still good to hear.
This song must pass.
romeotuma wrote:
This song is soooo good for the ears...
Stop saying that!!
This song is soooo good for the ears...
Stop saying that!!
George, we miss you. Godspeed.
Concert for Bangladesh
steeler wrote:
As I remember it, All Things Must Pass was a triple album when it was first released. I remember being blown away by how much music George must have been storing up, either on paper or in his head, before he finally got the chance to get it all down in a studio. A tremendous outpouring that, infortunately, he never equaled again. But we can all be grateful for this truly Magnum Opus.
Simply the best individual offering (the entire double-album) of any of the ex-Beatles. Even more amazing given that George's stuff always had to take a backseat to that of John and Paul.
Majestic.
Majestic.
As I remember it, All Things Must Pass was a triple album when it was first released. I remember being blown away by how much music George must have been storing up, either on paper or in his head, before he finally got the chance to get it all down in a studio. A tremendous outpouring that, infortunately, he never equaled again. But we can all be grateful for this truly Magnum Opus.
oldviolin wrote:
One of the finest, if not THE finest, song comments ever. Thanks OV.
Forever a beneficiary of the sublime
Love trickles in all directions
And some day will scour this beautiful earth...
Love trickles in all directions
And some day will scour this beautiful earth...
One of the finest, if not THE finest, song comments ever. Thanks OV.
On the All Things Must Pass album, George demonstrated his passion and musical chops as he issued a sublime collection that spanned the entire range of human emotion. Rock with the very best of them; ethereal soundscapes; melodies like spring; celebrations of love; and the tragedies of humanity — George Harrison was a true master of all of them!
A true jewel of the sonic world!
A true jewel of the sonic world!
redstorm wrote:
But in reality, you could put them in ANY order you like, no four men in this wild ride we call Rock 'n Roll have ever been this good....ever.
No one has even come close!
But in reality, you could put them in ANY order you like, no four men in this wild ride we call Rock 'n Roll have ever been this good....ever.
No one has even come close!
songbirdfemme wrote:
I rate the Beatles like this:
1. John
2. George
3. Paul
4. Ringo (sorry Ringo, someone has to be 4!!)
But, that's just me. I'm all for differences of opinion.
hey no offense:
1. Paul
2. John
3. George
4. C'mon who else would it have been, Pete Best?
But in reality, you could put them in ANY order you like, no four men in this wild ride we call Rock 'n Roll have ever been this good....ever.
I rate the Beatles like this:
1. John
2. George
3. Paul
4. Ringo (sorry Ringo, someone has to be 4!!)
But, that's just me. I'm all for differences of opinion.
hey no offense:
1. Paul
2. John
3. George
4. C'mon who else would it have been, Pete Best?
But in reality, you could put them in ANY order you like, no four men in this wild ride we call Rock 'n Roll have ever been this good....ever.
One of the most heartfelt songs that I've ever heard.
George has that pen that writes to your soul.
To those that "rate" the Beatles? GAL....
George has that pen that writes to your soul.
To those that "rate" the Beatles? GAL....
This album has been one of my favorites of all the Beatles works.
parrothead wrote:
I rate the Beatles like this:
1. John
2. George
3. Paul
4. Ringo (sorry Ringo, someone has to be 4!!)
But, that's just me. I'm all for differences of opinion.
George is good but Paul is better, sorry to all the George lovers out there!
I rate the Beatles like this:
1. John
2. George
3. Paul
4. Ringo (sorry Ringo, someone has to be 4!!)
But, that's just me. I'm all for differences of opinion.
parrothead wrote:
This from somebody who rated a Jimmy Buffet song a 10. Jimmy Buffet, for crying out loud!
George is good but Paul is better, sorry to all the George lovers out there!
This from somebody who rated a Jimmy Buffet song a 10. Jimmy Buffet, for crying out loud!
Is this not a seriously re-mastered version ??
Imagine George's fate - to have learned at the feet of his peers/mentors/fellow geniouses/ legends...
Imagine George's fate - to have learned at the feet of his peers/mentors/fellow geniouses/ legends...
George is good but Paul is better, sorry to all the George lovers out there!
kimschoice wrote:
Lovely, sublime, meaningful, a beautiful piece of work. Will always love George as my favorite Beatle. Would like to think my taste grew with him.
Yes, exactly my sentiments. My affinity to his music has grown as I move through the same times in life.
Lovely, sublime, meaningful, a beautiful piece of work. Will always love George as my favorite Beatle. Would like to think my taste grew with him.
otohara wrote:
This song makes me cry
Me too...putting dad to rest tomorrow.
Love the Wellies!
Poor Phil Spector. If only his trial were over.
But then again, our trials are never over, no?
steeler wrote:
Simply the best individual offering (the entire double-album) of any of the ex-Beatles. Even more amazing given that George's stuff always had to take a backseat to that of John and Paul.
Majestic.
Love George but remember, George had a few years of tunes that never made it onto Beatles records thanks to John and Paul's dominance. Hear a couple of demos on Anthology 3.
Really? Too bad for anyone who has made an album after 1970.
nigelr wrote:
Surely one of the greatest albums OF ALL TIME!
Thanks for this track, RP!
isn't the "travelosity" guy on the lawn?
This song makes me cry
well.. the stream cut out in the middle of this..
The older I get, the more I appreciate George.
Yes, it is true...
Always loved G,s music,now I am looking forward for the complet Beatles library,remastered,to be released this autum.
Surely one of the greatest albums OF ALL TIME!
Thanks for this track, RP!
Alifreckles50 wrote:
from "Meet The Beatles" to "Let It Be" to everything between and after.....George was MY Beatle. Check out the lovely, heartbreaking rendition on "Concert For George". His son Dhani, who looks so amazingly like his Dad, plays guitar along with George's old pals....simply wonderful.
A most amazing resemblance . . . and an outstanding concert.
from "Meet The Beatles" to "Let It Be" to everything between and after.....George was MY Beatle. Check out the lovely, heartbreaking rendition on "Concert For George". His son Dhani, who looks so amazingly like his Dad, plays guitar along with George's old pals....simply wonderful.
Simply the best individual offering (the entire double-album) of any of the ex-Beatles. Even more amazing given that George's stuff always had to take a backseat to that of John and Paul.
Majestic.
Forever a beneficiary of the sublime
Love trickles in all directions
And some day will scour this beautiful earth...
love this.
I hate that they colorized the cover photo.
But it is still a great song.
Shesdifferent wrote:
Thank You George for your many contributions to the planet's consciousness.
Amen and more.
Hello,
govna wrote:
why does this version sound slightly different than the version i have?
This version was remastered with better equipment, maybe?
Neil
waryofthis wrote:
this album was your sistine chapel
His creative peak as a solo artist, no doubt about that, and what a peak it was.
why does this version sound slightly different than the version i have?
no words
George Harrison is no more
was the silent part of fab four
on Earth he forever sleeps
but in Heaven his guitar gently weeps
https://www.go2nts.com/bwtoday.html
:D :) :D :) :D Thank You George !*!*!* :D :) :D :)