While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Taken from Concert For George)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2018
- Music video by Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton performing While My Guitar Gently Weeps. (C) 2018 Oops Publishing, Limited Under exclusive license to Craft Recordings, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc.
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The Concert for George was one of the most fantastic tributes in the history of rock. George deserved it.
Looking the zeppelin tributes.
Loved his music ❤
So good.
Poslouchala jsem několik písniček,bylo to nádherné, všichni zpívali moc krásně 💓👍
Huge insult to George that Eric Clapton was there!
Eric is on earth looking after George's son and George is in heaven looking after Eric's son.
Nice
That was one of the most beautiful lines I've ever read.
made my day, mate
Well said!
Very nice!
The amount of talent on this stage is almost criminal.
including the one there in spirit
No one better to play lead guitar on this collaboration than old Slow Hand.
There are 6 drummers and it sounds like one. That’s musicality at its finest.
so there are 5 unnecessary ones.
@@TheRightONe-et3ghNo, it’s a very big hall to fill
And there is ONE guitarist who looks like six.
@@TheFernandovetJeff Lynne, who is a superb guitarist himself, is just humbly playing rhythm here lol.
So awesome!
Dhanni Harrison is the most 4K picture of George we will ever have
Incredible likeness, eerie but lovely as well
Lol...he is just like a clone
even plays like him when he was young
Could he look any more like him?
Right next to uncle C.
Clapton’s guitar really does sound like it’s crying through the last half, beautiful
Minor scale
It's true! I think the same thing, it looks like a lament for the farewell to an old and dear friend!
His guitar speaks, sings ... and sometimes cries! it's a GOD!
I was so surprised when tears were coming out of my eyes, he plays with such emotion
Clapton my fav since late 60s - not 20 yet. I call it whining but yeah it is like crying freaking love his playing
I believe that somewhere in the world, there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to masterpieces like this song.
❤
♥
❤
❤🤗
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To see Paul and Ringo, playing and singing a song of George's...truly special.
Paul haciendo reverencia a George, a pesar de todas las trabas que le puso en el camino.
I love that version. Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Dhani Harrison.
Bravo ...excellent
Is a Perfect Alternative Beatles
Jeff Healey does a better version
jeff lynne
Is it George's son playing guitar?? Wow!
George, Paul, John, Ringo, these four guys changed the world
they don't get recognized for being the 1st . never b another started rockin rock n roll best of all time band
Yeeessss!
U r right
They change everything in whole world
Eric is also a excellent musician
Don't forget Billy or Silly Willy as his friends call him! I don't think I have ever seen Billy and Eric sing together (over me).
Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne, Paul McCartney, Tom Petty, Billy Preston, Ringo Starr, and all the others did a really superb job singing and playing George Harrison's songs in this concert. They are really great, beautiful renditions of George's songs.
Don't forget musical genius Jeff Lynne!
and the sound engineer
Is there a complete list of all those who took part in this ztribute to zgeorge
WOW...his boy looks just like his father.
A man who lost his son, playing his quitar and weeping inside for the loss of his friend... playing next to a son who lost his father and paying homage for the whole world to see.. Beautiful!
Starting my 2020 with all these Greats!
Cant believe a man lost jos son, playing his Quitar
El momento de los bateristas es impresionante ...
Someone to say the name of most artists?
Hey ... George Harrison's girl cheated on him ... with Eric Clapton! ... So it must be a redemption too.
Lotus 713 Well said!
You see Clapton, hear his solo, feel the atmosphere there. You can clearly tell that the man is doing this for someone very special to him.
It helps that he really played the solo in the original Beatles recording.
Best Clapton solo by far. Very emotional for him.
It's obvious , and the whole crowd was crying told someone who was there .
Like George Harrison said " we share the same wife"
You nailed it
Unreal. The amount of talent on this stage. May be the best live version of this epic song ever. Eric Clapton, so perfect--nothing more to say.
TOTALMENTE DE ACUERDO. NO SE CONSIGUE....MAS😂
You Boomers are nuts.
Listen to the version with Prince ….
Who's the young rhythm guitarist?
@@paulchristie8452 I think it’s George Harrison’s son
Best Beatles song ever! Those lyrics couldn’t be more appropriate in today’s world! What a vision George must have had composing them.
I can't imagine how surreal this was for Paul McCartney. Dhani Harrison was 10 years older at this show than his dad was when his dad joined the Beatles.
Mike Bevan maybe Julian Lennon
Mike Bevan ..your numbers might be off a tad. Dhani might be 23 here.
@@mikeyfiftythree6237 , George Harrison joined the Beatles when he was 15. Not off by much.
Life's surrealistic.
M ike, I think Paul can handle this and he might have "heard" about Dhabi before.... There is nothing surreal about sons looking like their fathers. Even Paul might have seen this before... ;-)))
Harrison was such an underrated songwriter. This is such an awesome song
A very good song that Clapton made eternal.
Underrated songwriter?? How so?
George was NOT underrated.
@John Martin Cantorne and yet you can't explain how he was underrated, john. Lol..YOU don't know the meaning.
Underrated? 🤨
the only person alive to have the honor and Right to play Georges part on that song.... BRAVO!
Well not for nothing, Eric did have a habit of helping himself to George’s stuff. 🤷🏻♂️
Clapton played it originally
I sometimes feel these days Eric has become underrated. He is the original rock guitar hero. The legend of legends. He is incomparable.
agreed! with the depth and breadth of Clapton's work he really is the best to have ever played.
@@Rashnak66Hard to argue but, Jimmy Page around 1973 reached an untouched magic level never topped by any Rock guitarist even influencing EVH's famous finger tap. 🎸☮️💕
Rather under appreciated by a lot of the younger generation definitely not underrated, the man is simply the best.
Agreed at all. He play the every perfectly, and make complicated phrase looks simple.
Absolutely !!
I love how Eric is one of the most badass guitarists of all time but he just looks like someone’s dad
He is someone's dad, who just happens to play a bad ass guitar..🇺🇸🥰
Lol true, anyway he's the best guitarist I've ever heard, his riffs are like the thing, better Than Brian may or even jimy hendrix
He genuinely looks like my friends dad though it’s quite scary
This isn’t about his opinions it’s about his guitar playing
@@eoghantoner Well, he's British, to be expected, but the BIGLEY Racist is our president, I think he has Hitler's DNA, and can't play guitar nor take responsibility for anything, he lives for glorification 👎👺
You can't even imagine how hard I smiled when they put Ringo on the screen
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You'll like this, then: th-cam.com/video/DIv1Z2JnuNo/w-d-xo.html
The audience's reaction is beautiful and heartfelt.
Omg same here 😊
i dont know why, but me too
me too
Awesome to see 3 of the 5 artists who played on the original studio recording killing it live all those years later, with stellar backup!
Listening to this on George's 81st birthday. This performance is still just stunning. Once again McCartney reminds us that he created that opening piano riff and keeps it going throughout. All the musicians here are just bringing it.
Goddamn clapton really made that guitar weep beautifully
He made it weep the first time, he made it weep the 2nd time
watch the version they do with Prince on stage
@@georgec7027 I love that version by Prince too! I actually think that is one of Prince's best performances!
It weeps so perfectly when the cocaine kicks in
and Marc Mann (in the cap) is overlooked here - he adds a lot
If you think about it, that was one of the most legendary live performances of any song of all time
Princes version was better.
como esses roqueir os toca o e cantao
@@TheBoneo That one, the guitar doesn't weep gently.
It was on fire.
Agree 100%
I don't know why nobody told you :)
Eric Clapton was fantastic in the entire concert but especially with this song. He can really play the guitar. So much talent in one place. Loved the entire concert for George Harrison ❤
I’ve never seen so many great musicians collaborate to celebrate their fellow musician’s legacy. Just shows you what an amazing friend and human being George Harrison was!
Paul McCartney, Ringo, Georges son, Eric Clapton reprising his appearance on the original recording. The closest you will see to a Beatles reunion.
I didn't know that Eric Clapton was on the original.
@@martm216 🤦♂️
@@martm216 Yep Eric Clapton was a Beatle ... for two songs. He also did backing vocals on "All you need is love". Mind you if you google guest musician that played with the Beatles you literally get hundreds of results. These include Billy Preston, Mick Jagger, Donovan, Keith Richards, Keith Moon, Brian Jones, Maryanne Faithful as well as various backing singers and other instrumentalists.
@@bustermorley8318 thanks for the interesting info!
@@martm216 : He wasn't a Beatle, of course, but he was the one who recorded the solo for the original song, back in 1968 (the Beatles asked him). So, when you listen the double White Album of the Beatles, when comes the solo of this song, you're listening to God.
Seeing Eric Clapton singing Beatles song with Paul McCartney is another type of satisfaction..
True
This song is just as much a Clapton song, as much as he'd disagree, him playing lead on the original recording really makes it stand out... at least to me.
Really amazing !!
lo
He played the guitar for the original track too
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world 💕🥰
I’m here 2024. Something to remember George the greatest writer. Long gone but his work better then ever
Eric Clapton's solo is out of this world
Best beatles solo. but it wasn't playead by a beatle
Give my channel a boost. Visit it! I covered this song and any others. Hope you enjoy it!
Dê uma força no meu canal. Visitem-lá! Fiz um cover dessa música e de diversas outras. Espero que goste!
It's worth noting however, Marc Mann carried most of the backing solo parts on behalf of Eric so that EC could focus on the lead vocal. Of course, out of deference to EC, Marc went into arpeggio mode during EC's main solo, but it was Marc Mann who was actually doing most of the backing solo work through the length of the concert. Excellent teamwork all round.
@@coro3975 yep, i fell in love with the tune the first time i listened to it. Later i discovered the guitar solo is played by this god and not a beattle
@@sbn025 still my favourite Beatles song written by Harrison
Eric Clapton is the only person the world needs to sing this song after George himself.
Also the only one who should ever play the guitar solo since he played it on the original!
George Harrison once referred to Eric Clapton (when he stole and married Patti Boyd from Harrison) his Husband-In-Law. That was George Harrison's way of forgiving and moving forward with life. RIP George Harrison (my favorite Beatle).
@Jethro Tull
Harrison was the quiet and youngest. He was my favorite Beatle. Cheers.
Petr Slivinski Harrison actually cheated several times, pattie always loved him however she wouldnt accept that so she went with Eric because of that
@Jethro Tull lol what
Absolutely one of the greatest pieces of music ever written,and performed in such a way that will be played on repeat for generations to come. Utterly soulful performance 🙏🙏🙏
couldn't be more beautiful
Thumbs up is not enough. 5 stars is not enough either. I give this song and all musicians a big 10 stars. Thank you all for this wonderful performance.
HERMOSA....SENSACIONAL...UNICA
Only 10 ? A whole galaxy is needed..
Brings tears to my old eyes. the young man there with his dad's best mates playing his music, simply beautiful.
Me too. He looks just like his dad and you can see he's trying his best to keep up with the old dogs who could play this song in their sleep. It its a masterpiece!
@@debbyhenderson9076Aren't we all just trying to finish the masterpiece? Weeping guitars 🎸 well they should help with the Masterpiece,!
Certainly an unforgettable moment.
I'm thinking the same Barry. And also how proud and happy George would be to know his musical mates are looking after his gorgeous boy. xxx
@@SuzyQ334 I can imagine how they must have watched over and been gentle and kind with him
You know it’s something special when McCartney is just a sideman. Wow.
Peter Anon Eric put everything into that.
and Jeff Lynn takes an unassuming role admiring "Mr slow fingers" Clapton absolutely playing his heart out amazing.
right said Peter
Haha, he is the man behind it all.. ;)
@@andersnielsen6044 you mean McCartney?
Years of dedication, practice, hard work. What a killer vibe...
I thought that Eric had sort of stopped playing the song as it was recorded initially but he nailed it almost perfectly here, Beautifully played.go go go Eric .
He even added he’s own style to it. I think it’s my favorite cover of the song
I have to say Clapton's solos here can easily be called "emotional perfection"
No fat on that solo!
A wonderful and heavenly performance! Eric is playing heart and soul !
And he’s calm and terrific at the same time! What a blesson for us during this Covid-19 darkness! Thank God: we have hope ! God is Alive !
@@darkhorse306 Green would had murdered him in his heyday .
Ahnaf Sakib Yes, sir! Gives the guitar its voice doesn’t he
The Prince solo is perhaps more entertaining, but Clapton's solo wrings every last ounce of emotion from the song. Bravo.
OMG i thought i saw George Harrison, it's his son! Wow looks so identical.
Came to the comments to confirm that
Dhani looks like George more than George himself :-)
One of the other performers quipped that it was like George stayed young while everyone else got old.
not that Paul McCartney needed any inspiration to sing in this venue but I think I can read the extra emotion when he looks in Dhani's direction, he sees George in his memory right there
@@TheUnknown285 it was George's late wife that said that
An incredible group of some of the best musicians ever. Beautiful.
I must have watched this a 100 times and still sitting back in tears and amazement at all that grace this stage for a legend! RIP George!
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Clapton's guitar unbelievably actually seems to be weeping. An absolute genius performing another genius' song. Fantastic.
Clapton actually played on the original recording. George brought him in so that John and Paul would record it.
@@joanneolive7128 I know, but seeing it live is very different!
@@joanneolive7128George said, now we have to behave. John and Paul were against bringing Eric in
Then Eric pinched George's old lady. Whatta guy!
@@kevincummings632 George forgave him though, so can we 😎
God George's son looks just like his father it's crazy
He's a clone!
I thought it was him “like CGI” thingy
Yea
you are right but he looks so "moved" even a little sad....
George's talented look a like son, Paul ♥, and the first Beatle whose name i could say when i was a baby, Ringo looks INCREDIBLY youthful now. he could pass for my age easily. This song is one of my favorites. i play it on the piano sometimes. (other performers Eric Clapton i recognize, others i recognize but not certain of their names. it's so moving they not only perform one another's songs but sing and play it with the same passion as if the song's their own. They are equally magnificent if i temporarily suppress favoring the original Beatles.
Thank you George for all your great music. What a tribute this is. Love seeing Dhanni, Jeff Lynne, Ringo and Klaus Vorman.
At about 4:25, Eric Clapton really starts wailing on the guitar and getting into it. After a bit, Jeff Lynne seems totally mesmerized by his performance. 😲🎸
I love how guys like Eric Clapton survive addiction and personal tragedy to wind up looking like an average Dad you'd meet at Bunnings. Gives me faith in humanity.
It just shows how great the human liver works.
@@bmw-sepp8722 Genetics, 100%.
Got to be an Aussie. Bunnings lololol
married now and a dad with three daughters with his wife
Happens to us all.
Time the older you get
The faster it moves.
Starts at 50
I just love how Ringo is having the the time of his life and the other drummers are trying so hard.
Sort of wished the others weren't there.
@@georgeemil3618 yeah
Pro drummer
Yeah he did..🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I wouldn't say the other drummers are "trying so hard", especially not Jim Keltner. Ringo's just very laid back in his style.
I respect Mr Eric Clapton he sure is a Guitar God ❤😊
Clapton's solo here is astoundingly beautiful. Prince's version in another tribute is just off the charts.
Gary Moore's was the best of them all.
Whilst Prince and Gary Moore blew the lid off it... NOBODY, does it better than Mr Clapton.
His tone is inimitable perfection!
Well, Clapton was on the original recording. Prince's version was amazing though. I wish Clapton were in the version with Prince. That would have been incredible.
@@01270211136 Prince redefined what a solo looks like. He usurped the title "God". Clapton is a mere mortal. Clapton's "feel" seems contrived.
I didn't expect more from the creator of the solo
Three great icons...Eric, Paul & Ringo!!! It's great to see George's son playing with them. Just beautiful!
Everyone on that stage are legends in their own right. Incredible talented musicians.
@@irishmusico Sad that people pass away
@@abbeyroad3657 It is, but isn't it wonderful that such amazing performances by great musicians are still available to enjoy.
Hey! Jeff Lynne!!!!
Melodia preferată de George Harrison RIP. gaby
One of the greatest bands in my life time. Takes me down memory lane in the 70's. Still play the album and I love it.
My favorite Beatles song. I could listen to it constantly and it was done beautifully in a live performance.GREAT
This is probably the closest we ever got to a Beatles Reunion. Paul, Ringo, Harrison jr, and Clapton for John.
The musicians who played on this concert all played in George's band at some stage.
Clapton step up for John but they were friends.
No disrespect to Clapton but never compare Clapton to John
@@CJ-ci1ri other way around. It was Clapton the Beatles kept asking to play. John was not known for how well he played the guitar. In fact George was better.
Detroit Lady wasn’t there a point where john wanted eric clapton to replace george but clapton refused cus him and george were pals
there are only a handful of songs u can listen to over and over without getting sick of them, this is one of them that will live forever
Well said...
Yeah Live Forever. Great tune by Oasis.
@@Madferit91 lol
Absolutely! This song came out when I was 8, but I didn't hear it until I was a little older. Our neighbor had a bunch of Beatles records, and invited our family over to listen to Abbey Road. I loved it. He told me that any time I wanted to come listen to more, I could. I took him up on that. He played this song for me, among many others, and I was hooked.
Eric is so real, totally unpretentious
Tells it how it is, with humility.
No wander George valued his friendship so much..
They were similarly made
エリックのギター演奏、ジョージも天国から拍手しているだろうなぁ。
それにしても、エリックのギターは、圧巻ですね。ビートルズの当時、ジョージがレコーディングで演奏を依頼したのがよく分かります。
I'm sure George will be clapping from heaven as Eric plays the guitar.
Anyway, Eric's guitar is amazing. It is clear that at the time of the Beatles, George asked him to perform on the recording.
This is what inspired me to learn to play guitar, 20 years ago. Thanks to my dad for teaching me ❤️
I love how Eric is singing one of the best and most popular song in the world with some of the best music artist in the world including Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr
*WHILE LOOKING LIKE AN AVERAGE GUY YOU WOULD SEE AT YOUR GAS STATION*
You do realise that Clapton was the lead guitarist on this song right?
@@shashankiyer5751 Yes. His guitar solo in the song sends chills down my spine. (in a good way)
@@harrisonstarr7993 He was my first gig and honestly the best. What a legend
Not sure if you are aware of this, but he played guitar on the studio version. George showed the song to the band, they ignored it. He showed it to Clapton, who loved it. He brought Clapton into the studio and they worked on it there and largely recorded it, with Clapton doing a large part of the guitar. Band loved it, they put it on vinyl with some final touches. THAT is why he gets to lead on this. It's half his.
@@davedzone Very true. I would only add, that I also really like George's acoustic version, without Clapton and with an added verse. It's on the Anthology disc, 3. It's a much different song than the White Album. Stll, a great song with a nice Harrison vocal. Less 'rockier', more melancholic, perhaps. But, highly recommended. Imho.
0:02 Jim Keltner (back)
0:06 Dhani Harrison
0:11 Andy Fairweather Low
0:16 Eric Clapton
0:27 Paul McCartney
0:30 Chris Stainton
0:41 Albert Lee (middle), Dave Bronze (L)
0:47 Marc Mann & Dave Bronze (right)
2:10 Ringo Starr
3:11 (in order of appearance) Jim Capaldi, Emil Richards, Ray Cooper
4:03 Jeff Lynne (L)
4:49 Henry Spinetti (L)
5:27 Gary Brooker (bottom left), Billy Preston (bottom right)
Thanks so much for this comment!! I could not remember Albert Lee’s name to save my life and i had always wondered who played lead guitar on all these tribute songs for George. Marc Mann is a great guitarist!
Such an amazingly necessary post. Thank you!
Albert Lee sure gets around ... have seen him in hundreds music vids of various recording artists ...
i’m
Thnx a ton!
My friend just passed of late this is has been a song for him for awhile I heard it from a friend when I was 12 my friend's dad was 52 I feel in love with the Beatles because of Doug marr thank you and your blessed even in the Afterlife
Since 90s Clapton has really reached a new peak with his guitar playing.His pure clean strat sound with so smooth trills,crying bends and excellent phrasing really make me shiver every time i hear him playing.We all know it's really hard to play it fast but Clapton plays slow blue with such finest which is even much harder
ERIC is the only one who can make his GUITAR cry tears.
Brilliant ❤🦘🐨
The guitar cry the tears in heaven
Beautiful.
What about Gary moore
@@Mr_Ardilla So true mate
Wow. It's so weird watching three people drum in perfect unison!
And by weird, you mean awesome! ; )
Including bald Danny DeVito.
Eric Clapton really making his guitar weep. Beautiful
This gives me goosebumps, there'll never be such talent again. 🤩🥳🥳💥💥👏👏.
How many drummers do you want, Eric?
Eric: Yes.
a musician told me that so many drummer friends of Georges wanted to play that 3 were contracted. I think its an awesome sound, very strong! the bongo player is happy for sure!!
Also Jim Capaldi from Traffic On percussion
Hes so used to ginger Baker he needs a ton of drummers to fill out gingers sound lmao
L'essentiel, c'est le résultat génial, non ?
Eric said "Bring everyone."
i still can't believe how much dhani is a spitting image of his father
Was just thinking that. He looks exactly like young george
He looks more like his dad and than his dad. He’s singing as incredible as well.
Definitely. 😪😪😪😪🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏
@@dadofmax3850 Dhani said that's what George used to say to him! 💜
scary init :o
Dhani is so lucky to have so many of his dad's friends that really loved George!! What a great group of men that George knew they would always there for the two most important people he had to leave behind, his Dhani and Olivia!!
We love and miss you so much George!😢 ❤❤
Got to appreciate these fellows while they are still around.
Wish my daddy's friends were this kool.
same
Daddy's friends sometimes steal the mom, :P
And write love songs to your daddy’s first wife.
Hihi °()°
u might be surprised .. more depth and stories than you might imagine... draw him out and... listen
When the teacher puts all the smart kids in one group
Perfect comment! ❤🦘🐨
That is the most perfect comment I have ever heard in my life
LOL
until PRINCE :P
Lol
Best combination of multiple drums and guitars I've ever heard, and I been listening to music for over 6 decades ❤
Today is Beatles Honor Day! What did they give us all, money can't buy!
They have like 3 drumsets sounding as one. That's why they're professionals
Actually, it is 3 full kits and several other combinations of bongo, kettle and others.
@Ike Almond Ray Cooper
If you look hard, there are 4 drum kits
that is amazing. Ringo is still the coolest.
I believe I spy Steve Gadd on one of the drum sets
This may be the best Beatle song ever. Thanks George!
とにかく超豪華な顔ぶれ、これいじょうはない程❗名曲名シーンをありがとう😉👍🎶～🎵😸➰👋😃✨🎧🎶
Couldn't agree more. #Soulful
The best harrison song tie with something. The best beatle song is a day in the life.
I do think the same way too
Its not Beatles, it is Harrison...
George deserve this concert and much more.
I love George Harrison ever. I' m glad his son is playing with them. I love this music for ever and ever. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love how Clapton can literally make a guitar weep!!!❤ 5:32
Clapton playing like his life depended on it.
He did the same 52 years ago. That's why Lennon and McCartney nodded silently when they watched him doing it
@@miguelvictoria26 Why did they nod
@@osamabinladen824 because they were in awe
If his life depends on his guitar playing he’ll live forever !
but he’s still the greatest player of all time
I will never get tired of hearing Eric sing George's songs.
I remember rumours at the time, that Eric helped George with the guitar parts. They still sound more Eric than George.
@@SuperAllanjames Well as you know George persuaded Eric to come in and do some overdubs at Abbey Road on WMGGW and those totally changed the tone of the track to a much more rock feel. According to Mark Lewisohn's book Eric's commanding solo lines inspired the other Beatles to "try a bit harder" on George's song and the results speak for themselves. Soon after George reciprocated by co-writing Badge with Eric.
Hi sir! Could you please educate me how many songs did HARRISON write on his own while in The Beatles and afterwards. I am from Russia.. and i lack the information. Thanks..
@@stevemorse1208 The Beatles recorded 22 songs solely credited to George and 3 more he co-wrote, including the amazing SheSaidSheSaid. After the Beatles George recorded hundreds of his own songs. I hope that helps.
@@indigofruit8710 It does. Thanks a lot. I'm gonna study George and sing some of his stuff to entertain my surrounding.
There are no artists today who could even be back up players to this.
This is by far Eric Clapton's most amazing live performance ever. He really rocked it out live in person.
I can't believe how much Dhani looks like his dad George.
for a second I was also a bit confused.
Then I looked at the title and I figured who that was.
Poor kid. he was overwhelmed by his father's death, and he organized this. Christ!
When Joe Brown plays, he looks at Dhani and says to Olivia (George's widow) "It's like we all got old & George never changed".
George, Eric Clapton and George 's first wife Patti Boyd, were in a love triangle. Eric Clapton fell in love with Patti Boyd, and she left George for Clapton. The song Layla
was written for her. The relationship between the two famous guitarists was always strained, although they played together on stage on several occasions. I kept thinking about it when Eric was playing George's song, to honor his life's work.
Looks like a bunch of old lions mourning the life of an old pal along his cube in the middle...
Minus the deep heaviness, that comes from having a schizophrenic attack (George), in his own home, and put him in Intensive Care (Glad Dhani is safe)!
Clapton looks like a cool professor teaches smart young musicians how to put their spirits in the guitar.
Nice 👍👍👍
He is
He said it all, He could teach today's people how to make the guitar cry gently..
@Zip Zipperhead Are you referring to Clapton becoming infatuated with, and writing songs that confessed his love for, Pattie Boyd Harrison - George's wife?
If so, then George also had "inexcusable behavior" when he confessed his love for, and had an affair with, Maureen Starkey - Ringo's wife - while George/Pattie and Ringo/Maureen were still married. You reap what you sow.
Ringo forgave George. George forgave Eric.
@@brianv5677 Man, that must have been wild times for everyone involved.
What a concert----this song IS George Harrison!Thanks to all the talent and that means Eric!!!!!!!
One of the finest live performance I have ever seen❤
Agree 💯
Eric Claption, Paul McCartney, Dhani Harrison, Ringo Starr, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood and so many other talented atrists. Prince crushed the final guitar solo. George, this all for you.
That stellar turn out tells us about the man they are honoring!
Didn't spot Winwood but love that guy. So modest and super talented
steve winwood not there. jim and phil capaldi, brothers, on percussion
Audience
Is that Paul Shaffer on the bongos?
Dhani Harrison (George’s son) looks practically identical to his father back in the day
Yes.....
And he is the same talented and charming as his father! I wish that legends like George H. could live forever, to share good music, good sounds and good vibes!
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For a second I was shocked and then I realized who he is!
Love the way Eric turned, and smiled at Dhani..God bless George, he left us to soon RIP dear George.
That conga player gives me life, whoever they are.
This is the music of my life. 68 years old. Still listening.
That must have been so emotional, especially for Dhani.
Paul too. Losing a friend he's known since childhood
Oh, my gosh... Thx for telling me it was Dhani, he resembles George so much till I thought it was George, and this is a remastered kind of footage from 60's...
Cayde Smith He was also extremely close to Eric Clapton and Jeff Lynne. George Harrison was the nice guy who was everybody's best friend.
Neoh Soon Sien I don’t think George ever needed to ask for a DNA test. He seems to have a lot of George's quiet, but strong, personality as well
I want to hug this cute little bean 😭❤️
George Harrison never heard a more beautifully performed version of this song. That his son was wrapped up in it, that it was done by talented friends who loved him and shared with the world made it perfect. I can think of no finer legacy. Well done! Thank you. Texas
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame version was better
Me. . . .LOVING what I see . . . tears streaming down my face as I watch it !!
He plays it still like he did almost 60 years ago. Amazing.
Shoutout to the guy on the bongos going absolutely ham and having the time of his life.
That’s Ray Cooper... and he’s a legend.
The percussionist is Ray Cooper, can often be spotted in the band line up for Elton John, brilliant character, brilliant percussionist...makes me smile too, always seems to be having the time of his life when playing....unique!
Now go watch Clapton Unplugged and watch Mr. Cooper make those congos his bitch.
Ray Cooper , best percussionist ever, very fussy about who he played with. No one better.
thats ray cooper he played on a lot of elton songs all the best talent here
Seeing Dhani there, it's like George was still alive and well. The resemblance between the two really is remarkable.
That’s what I thought
Seeing Ringo and Paul on the same stage so many years later and still performing with the same energy is an ode the unrelenting power of music.
Great performance, 2 Beatles + the fifth and sixth Beatles and many friends and family members.😊
Clapton is fifth? And who is sixth?
Billy Preston
Why isn't George singing? He's right there on the stage.
It's like looking through a time warp.
That’s George’s son George died of brain cancer
@@miriamcole3954 He knows that. He's just referring to how much his son resembles George.
@@miriamcole3954 Ironydar inoperative... alternatively, /r/whoosh.
its hard for sons george sing when the vocal is eric clapton! but he have potential