George Harrison's Recording Studio. Photo Collection.
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His studio is fantastic, where all the magic was , his genius, Forever, see him working , creating, with all his guitars, all the photos of his studio , George Forever,
Thanks for checking out the video.
Obviously there was a lot more to George Harrison than just being a very accomplished guitar player! He left the Beatles because he could not be himself and avoided the nasty music industry for good reason! Miss all the music he would have created but miss his generous heart the most! Bangladesh knows his heart better than all of us! I treasure most that George Harrison has now found peace and the pain he must have endured is no more; “the answer is indeed at the end”!
Hope some of hidden masterpieces of his composition will be recovered & released to public.
Great job. Amazing how much space was needed for recording equipment back then.
A Recording Studio without a single photo of someone looking at their Phone
Now that's what i call Magic!
This. Was. Magnificent! Thank you!
George Harrison,nice man
Along with the accompanying Indian music, the combination of Ariel views, & different perspectives of the actual studio is magnificent
Thank you, Mark. I appreciate your kind comment.
What an utter delight. Somehow it felt rather intimate. Love you, George. xx
GEORGE after all, all about posh
Wow Scott , this was amazing to see starting from the empty room to a huge studio !! All the small to large parts of the studio shown , really cool . George had a great studio , so much to look over in that big room . I enjoyed watching this room unfold into the beautiful room it became and of course the music again was perfect !!
Thanks, Gail. I am glad to have shown this and cleared up some myths about the location, too. So many people are overwhelmed looking at the mansion, and they don't know where the studio was. It probably could have been even larger, but it's still a large place and in a great location. :)
It's so amazing & beautiful!!! 🎸
Thanks for the archiving. Personal opinions are just that. Like it or not. Now we know. This was evidentary history. Thanks.
True but then again, people weigh evidence or draw conclusions, so evidence is never without a human interpretation - my 2 cents
Wonderful Friar Park👏👏👏👏👏👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇧🇷.
It's wonderfull !!!!
He had quite a guitar collection!
Yes pure magic wonderful
Thanks Scott - incredible photos set to a gentle sitar. Never saw any of these anywhere. I of course recognize Paul, Ringo, George Martin, and Roy Obison - who is the guy to the of right of Ringo @ 4:31 and to the right of George @4:46?
The console is incredible and no doubt state of the art for the period. I am an electronics buff from decades ago. I would pay a ridiculous sum just to sit there and touch that stuff... multi track recorders, all the mechanical console controls....just awesome - thanks so much!!! Friar Park is stunning and I still need to check out you video on that!
It's an amazing space. It would be so nice to be able to see more of it. It's too bad that I assume the doors have been closed for way too long.
Hey, at 4:46 I’m nearly certain that is Jim Keltner
I’m less certain about this one but I think 4:31 is Jeff Lynne. Imagine sunglasses on him and you’ll see it better.
You missed terrific drummer.. Jim Kelter
Excellent footage!
Very nicely done! :)
Love your videos. My husband plays 🎸. He currently has 21.
Living in the. Material world
George's house rocks!
Una gran mansión y un extraordinario estudio de música ! Gracias por permitirnos acercarnos un poco al ser humano,al músico íntimo y al padre y esposo amoroso.
Good Job Scott ~ I expected nothing less ~
Wish I was there now😊
It's quiet ironic that our artistic heroes who called out corporate industry for their materialistic view of the world, live in some of the most materialistic homes. George was definitely living IN the materialistic world......
Yes, that's what made me start looking into the whole Beatles psyop.
I don't believe anything about them now. Not this, either.
But, I still love the music. Just not these crooks.
You should've seen the place when they bought it. I get happy that they rescued it from becoming just another 1970s subdivision.
@@UsEr-839djsjwo68 the Beatles did live in the material world and of course like any human. Enjoy the good things does it mean they didn’t do any good or didn’t want to help humanity I think in the way they did help humanity a lot
@@fourthtunz Their whole purpose was to destroy the world which had been built and introduce a new style of existence. An evil world full of drugs, which the Beatles were prime instigators of and took great delight in getting innocent young people hooked on the crap thus destroying any positive future they may have had.
So don't come that apologetic bullshit that they were only humans. They came from the British aristocracy, they lived their lives in luxury and wealth all stolen fraudulently from young innocent humans who were looking for a better world but got stuck with being slaves to an evil system of which the Beatles were a huge contributor. And they knew what they were doing! Forget the individuals, they were creepy nobodies fed to us as intelligent musical geniuses. The music may have been great but it wasn't due to those turds!
With the permed hair, looks like Weird Al...wow.
is there an account of his studio, why it was built, how it was built, how it was used (what was recorded there) - and what happened to it?
What I would give to be allowed to spend just 10 minutes in that studio! I don't care about going to Abbey Road or Muscle Shoals or Sun Studio. i wanna see Friar Park!
I just went to muscle Shoals. It was pretty cool I’d like to see those other 3too
Dhani recently said he did he did a “Ring out the old and ring in the new” with the studio equipment.
Did he store the vintage analog stuff, sell it or what, if you know.
@@georgestevens1502 That’s a good question, someone should ask Dhani that question 🤔
@@panchovilla5359 Ya, Friar Park is so enormous Dhani could have made his own studio in another part of the building and kept George's studio intact and rented it out to top level musicians who still want to do all analog recording, especially since vinyl records have made a comeback.
@@georgestevens1502 a That’s true, l think a few musicians have recorded there before Dhani did the make over.
Really lovely! Thank you Scott. Was that Ravi playing on the soundtrack?
Possibly George
@@ellonysman Oh right, of course!
I can smell the incense from here!
Hi Scott - Do you happen to know who manufactured the recording console? And which of his material did he reccord there? I'm a big fan of George's solo work. Thanks
I assume Eddie Veale or David Dearden.
Pretty much all of George's albums from 1973 onwards were recorded there. The main exceptions were the latter half of the Dark Horse sessions and all of Extra Texture which took place at A&M in Los Angeles. Living In The Material World's notes claim it was recorded at Apple in London, but according to Klaus Voorman it was mostly recorded at Friar Park. 33 & 1/3, George Harrison, Somewhere In England, Gone Troppo, Cloud Nine, and Brainwashed were all recorded at Friar Park. Overdubs for the two Wilburys albums were also done there.
What kind of console are we looking at ?
I doubt George Martin was ever in George's home studio.
I think a house that big is ridiculous. You could only be in one room one bathroom one kitchen at one time and I have a house that a big one you have to drive your car to the swimming pool. I think it’s ridiculous to me that’s been a glut
Four nuts been watching.
why was paul in george's studio in the 70's or early 80's?
Perhaps for, "All Those Years Ago" session?
@@tunage1967 Correct. Paul, Linda, and Denny Laine visited Friar Park to add backing vocals to that song. Ringo had already done the drums for the track and since it was George's tribute to John he wanted all three living Beatles to be on it.
Tannoy speakers ?
My word! Lovely home George. How do you say “ostentatious” in Sanskrit?
Ostentatious makes FP sound ugly and OTT. It's not.
Damn!!! All you need is love, yeah right!! What a line of bull shit!!!
Strange security or k9 dogs weren't a choice to protect him from wacko's
Sorry, but a narration would have REALLY helped. Missed opportunity.
I thought this was going to be something different. Same old photographs>
Next time I will seek your approval before producing anything.
@@StrangeHistoryX Yes please.
@@mikemackey7944 🔔 🔚
In my opinion the sound of the sitar is awful