George Harrison: All Things Pass (FULL MOVIE)
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- George Harrison initially achieved international fame as the lead guitarist of the Beatles, but this documentary will delve into his life - from his rise to fame, and finally to his brutal stabbing and tragic struggle with cancer.
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In an interview Ringo gave he talked about the last time he saw George. He was visiting him, and said George was very sick, bedridden by this time, and was so weak he could only whisper. After awhile Ringo stated he had to leave to catch a flight to go help a family member. George looked at him and whispered..Do you want me to come with you? Ringo said he held it together until he got outside then burst into tears. He said George passed two weeks later. Even though it's sad I love that story. It shows the love between them, and George's sense of humor that never faded. Rest in Paradise sweet, beautiful spirit❤❤
I believe it was Ringos daughter, who herself was fighting cancer at that time.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 exactly
He was also a arrogant egotistical petulant baby as evidenced by the Get Back film.
@@robertlivingstone3364 Well thats your opinion about somebody you never met, you prat.
@@robertlivingstone3364 Wrong, his exit was entirely understable, given the huge reduction in interaction from J & P. Watch it again and see if you can spot why. I could.
What a nice final phrase "His death was a tragedy for the world, but his life was a gift to us all"...
People misunderstand the word tragedy
That would be a monumental achievement in life wouldn't it..for your life to be a gift to everyone else in the world.. like George Harrison's was and he truly was..
Everywhere is here, George.
Your body dissolves & your soul is eternal ❤
George was the best looking Beatle and by 1968 he was writing the top tier home run songs of the band.
"We're actually Spirits encased in bodies."
I loved George's outlook on this existence.
🎯
👊"walking in the spirit of 🕊 George Harrison RIP🕊
"he gave us his love his peace & the greatest gift of hope : Tar George 💞@LiverpoolUK🕊
I feel, see, and believe that too.
kind regards.
it seems to be the case.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..
All of life is passing away from us, from the present-so true!
This is the second time I have seen this quote by T. Williams in one week!
Life isn’t memory at all, the past and future don’t exist and all there is the Now.
Sameoldfitup 2008. Well put man. That speaks volumes right there. So yes, in actuality, all things must and do pass continually, second by second. Really cool perspective on that.
Sameoldfitup 2008. Well put man. That speaks volumes right there. So yes, in actuality, all things must and do pass continually, second by second. Really cool perspective on that.
George Harrison is one of the greatest slide guitar players of all time, one word describes his style, Beautiful !! Peace George.
One-of-a-kind slide player. Like his singing voice, instantly recognizable
@@BaconTomatoCheese Thats dead on!
George was always my favorite..RIP George Harrison❤️
Very much so
Also the most spiritual
If you don't cry when you hear what he said to ringo at their last meeting you are not human. He was such a loving person. Rip george.
Glad you mentioned that because its one of the things i always think about when i see Ringo or George in the papers or on tv. When Ringo recalls that incident he has to hold back the tears. True friend right up to the very end. 🙏
YEAH "do you want me to go with you"
On 12 November in New York, Harrison, Starr and McCartney came together for the last time.
Apparently his last words on his death bed were ‘Love one another’
Disgusting what they went through with that intruder when he was battling cancer.
One Beatle stabbed and another shot in the back 4 times.
Sickening 😢
@@wallybingbang7359 ringo's daughter had brain cancer and was having surgery the next day. George told ringo to hold on and he would get dressed and go with him. If only he would have been able to do that.
he was aware and awake a seer and a perceiver.......a TRUTH TELLER...a musician...a human being.PROFOUND.
pretty accurate
I am amazed by how grounded George Harrison was considering his success.
“Was” 😢
Great man
We all were back then. No social media to gush & weep over.
Meditation, getting rid of the 'ego'
Ray Shasho: What was George Harrison like?
Dave Edmunds: He was one of the most interesting people that I’ve ever met, and one of the nicest. Whenever the subject of The Beatles would come up…he always called them the fabs, like the fab four. He’d say…when I was in the fabs… and always looked at it with amusement, not with any ego at all. He looked at it like…what a weird thing that was, how the hell did that happen? The other three may have been egotistical about it and proud of being Beatles, but with George he saw it as some cosmic joke. He was just amused by the whole thing, he loved it but he kept it to himself, and you could tell when you were talking to him that there was no ego at all. Maybe acid burned it off. (All laughing)…I do miss him.
His soul, his compassion, his sensitivity and spirituality are still sorely missed, more than 20 years after he left us.
I love the fact that George Martin lived until a ripe old age and was sharp as a tack until the end. He was quite a bit older than the boys during the 60’s so the fact that he can give an interview in 2013 and look and sound like he did back then is amazing. I know this documentary is about George Harrison but I just wanted to call that out.
2 amazing George’s, 1 documentary 😃
Couid not agree more. The Fab-Four were great, but Sir George Martin took their talent and moulded the most memorable quartet in living memory. George Harrison for me was the consummate musician first and a canny celebrity too. His demeanour and character the same throughout his life. He is terribly missed.
And yet Martin wasn’t really THAT old. The amazing things he did and contributed were at a relatively young age, too.
George Martin was a lot like my father was in his old age. You can smile at everything said about George Harrison. Frank Sinatra liked the arrangement of Something.
Long before he had any association with The Beatles, George Martin took Oboe lesson's from Jane & Peter Asher's Mother, Margaret.
George was so boring
I love you George. You will always be my favorite Beatle. You were amazing! You were the most talented of them all and the most spiritual. RIP
STOP I 💘 George but just STOP John was by far the best. By far
@@63002 I doubt that either of them are reading this.
When I was a young hothead, John Lennon was my fave Beatle. As I’ve grown personally and age-wise, George has ascended to the fave spot.
Spot on...Same here. When I was young, "Revolution" was my life soundtrack...In my mid 50's, "All Things Must Pass" has replaced it...
Agreed
When will the music one become more important??
Hell yeah man
Yep, me too. I was born in ‘58 so was a youngster through the Beatles life with my older brother making sure we had every album on release, and it wasn’t till I was older that I realised that many of my favourite Beatles songs were George songs.
George was beautiful,talented and had a peace around him. They’ll never be another.
George's songs that he wrote for the Beatles have always been my favorite Beatles songs
Our generation was truly blessed by their presence..
George was a wonderful humanitarian, such a generous and giving person. He had so many trials in his life for someone so peaceful, the attack he suffered was a disgrace. RIP George.
'wonderful humanitarian' haha, he was a curmudgeon who disliked mankind intensely so much so that he checked out of society almost entirely (and I don't blame him, not even a bit)
@@callithowiseeit5806
I agree. If you can afford to be a hermit go for it. All you have to do is go on social media to see how vile humans are.
Lennon was an even bigger curmudgeon. Good word. Don’t see it very often. Old fashioned way of speaking.
As was the attack on John
@@criscoleman
Shot in the back four times by a weirdo.
He also considered Elizabeth Taylor or Johnny Carson but found Lennon more accessible.
@@wallybingbang7359 How did he get blood on his glasses if he was shot in the back? I honestly don't remember the details, although I certainly remember the event. Some people think he was an mk-ultra type plant.
"You don't realise how much I need you,
Love you all the time and never leave you,
Please come on back to me,
I'm lonely as can be,
I need you"
Love you George 💓 always...
🌈🪴🌷
I always thought that George was and had something special. As Griffin said, you can't put it in words. My sweet Lord was my all time favorite. He was one of the great and the world lost someone extraordinary. RIP George. You were loved. ❤❤❤
And “Something”! One of the Beatles best songs.
And Sinatra murdered it. I hated what he did to it.
@@Pashasmom1 Was it the 'Jack' bit?
@@Pashasmom1 Sinatra said it was one of the greatest love songs of the past fifty years.
Something everyone is forgetting is, he understood, we are not the body, but spirit inhabiting a body. So, the body is gone yet the spirit endures. If you are still enough you can feel the love he radiates all the time. Thanks George. :)
♥️
...ta, lar, for the reminder, a symbiosys...the glass when it comes filled with water is a glass of water.
Although Lennon is my favourite Beatle and I love his songs better. The likes of Norwegian Wood, Nowhere Man, Girl, In My Life, Rain , I'm only Sleeping, She Said She Said, Tomorrow Never Knows, Strawberry Fields Forever, A Day in the Life, I Am The Walrus, Revolution, Dear Prudence, Happiness Is a Warm Gun, I'm So Tired, Julia, Yer Blues, Don't Let Me Down, Come Together. I like George as a person. I also like his songs. While My Guitar Gently Weeps is one of my favourite Beatles songs. Something is so beautiful. Here Comes The Sun is so uplifting. I would say his solo album, All Things Must Pass, along with Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and Imagine albums are the greatest solo albums.
@@kevanbrown7620 plastic ono band is pure crap. He was just placating Yoko, so he could still get some pussy. Everyone thought she was the devil,for breaking up the Beatles. She must have been a great lay.
@@j.r.estepa3304That's your opinion, fair enough. I think it a brilliant album, and I'm not alone. It's not an album i would listen to everyday, but i listen to it about once a week, and i find it rewarding. Music is subjective, we all have different tastes. I respect your opinion, but I feel, like a lot of others, it's one of the best solo Beatles albums.
George Harrison songs will always live on and how he wrote some of the most beautiful songs of all time. Thank you George for your gifts of song to all of us
that morning at 4:15 a.m. I woke up to go to my job and my uncle told me, Hey Harrison died this morning. That was the saddest news I ever heard recently after the twin tower attacked. I cried all the long, alone in my job and in my mind only heard "all thing must pass".... I remember it clearly as if it was yesterday.
The “Concert for George” DVD is a loving tribute as well as a fantastic display of musicianship. The inclusion of his son Dhani put it over the top. Worth a view and a listen. Over and over
One of my all time favorites, Billy Preston , My Sweet Lord, I feel like I'm in church, such a spiritual moment. Never tired of watching that concert over and over.
For sure, Dhani’s appearance had me in tears. So like his father in sound and looks.
I had to have the DVD's. It's one of the best concerts by everyone George loved and respected. George was my favorite when I first saw them, I think I was 9 or 10 years old. Something about his eyes impressed the little girl that I was.
@@kencollier3132 Yes, that performance with Billy Preston always makes me tear up, especially now that he's passed on as well. 🕊
I've watched that concert literally hundreds of times
George is my favourite Beatle. All my favourite Beatle songs just happen to be his. Look out his Pirate song on a TV show, The Rutles, his cameo in Life of Brian. Great man and great musician. So handsome and so very much missed.
I can't believe George has been gone now nearly twenty years I still miss him but of course still have all his music to listen too to me he will always be there. I got to see him at the Royal Albert Hall in 1992 I was right at the front and he was about six feet from me he looked right at me and said 'Hello' never will forget that day, God Bless George.❤️
Now there is a memory to cherish! Wonderful.
I had a similar experience with Leyland Sklar, bass player with Phil Collins, and I know the lasting impact such a simple and brief moment can have.
@@peterbondy Hi there, yes it has been nearly thirty years since then and I remember it as if it were yesterday he also did a Beatle bow right in front of me WOW! Take care by the way, x
W😲W
I saw The Beatles in Houston in 1965 and was a day I’ll never forget. He will forever be in my heart.
@@KoolKath48 OMG! amazing that was the year I was born by the way I just about remembered when they broke up and only remember John as he wore white a lot in 1970. What a fantastic day you must have had did you scream a lot and who too? take care. xx
"Every mistake we must surely be learning" George Harrison, While my Guitar Gently Weeps.
Thanks George.
'm a 68 yo loving Beatles fan...John and George...I love their gifts and their souls.
Our "loss" of George is palpable. But for George it wasn't sad. He welcomed meeting God. He wasn't afraid to die. He said this frequently way way before he contracted cancer.
He made me realise the human condition and "us" being soul vessels that occupy our bodies temporarily and move along to another plain when our bodies die.
Thank you George, for helping me with this realization. It changed my life, I am more at peace with myself.
plane...as in the astral plane
I agree!
That’s beautiful mate. Totally relatable. Thanks George ☮️
When I was introduced to George Harrison by a school friend he has already left the earth but since then I have been always fascinated by him. He is one of the greatest guitarists and a great soul. Sincere gratitude, love and respect from Bangladesh. George Harrison forever.
🙏🏻 my love to you and beautiful Bharat 🙏🏻
George was always my favorite. His cute smile and dark brown eyes really got to me. I fell for him 57 years ago. When he got married, it broke my heart. On each album, he had one song, and I always loved it as much as any others on the album. When they split, he really stepped up. Rest In Peace, Gorgeous George! You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
WELL SAID USE TO BE PAUL WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG BUT LATER ON GEORGE WAS THE ONE THAT I CAME TO LOVE AND HIS MUSIC WAS AND STILL IS AMAZING. LISTEN EVERY DAY. MY FAVORITE SONG OF THE DAY TODAY IS THIS IS LOVE. WONDERFUL SONG. AND VIDEO.
His cover of Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven" featured a strong vocal with an equal facility to solo on guitar.
George Harrison was on this earth plane to make a difference with all he did in the quietness of his spirituality talent and love for those who were in his realm..he is remembered for his kindness that was
beyond...an imprint not forgotten.
george packed so much sense and melodic beauty in his seven-second-guitar-solos. that's the sign of true genius.
George was always my favorite Beatle and I loved watching him perform and his body language and facial expressions. I loved his music especially his All Things Must Pass album. Still love George today. RIP George💖
TheDeucemonkey 23 commented that when young, Lennon was his fave Beatle but as he grew older and wiser, George's influence was more appreciated. I agree, it was George's outlook on life and his spiritual search that helped me on my own search. As the man himself said "all things must pass"....the world has been blessed by gifted souls like George, the other Beatles, Jimi, and others, their music and ultimate message being one of love. We have learnt nothing over 1000's of years except how to kill each other more efficiently. If only so called 'world leaders' and the power brokers swapped their lust of greed and power for an outlook like the aforementioned musical souls, this planet could be a paradise, not a veil of tears. Thank you for all you gave us George, including your great sense of humour. I do hope you found ultimate peace and were kept from birth as you asked in your song 'Give Me Love Give Me Peace'..............idealistic, I know but one must have hope.
thanks♥️
George came here to St. Louis and went camping in southern Illinois before he ever got famous at all. He was the first one to go here to the US. There is a sign about George going there, near the campground, to this day.
Maybe he was visiting sister Louise.
George Harrison and how he lived is an inspiration to all of us
Still waters run deep. George taught me that there is love and sacredness in humor, in gardening, in other cultures and spiritual teachings, and these truths are as plain as you may feel them. The limelight may shine on us or not, but the sunshine mostly always will brighten our days. By his humble but brilliant demeanor, we are all lifted up. Isn’t it a pity? We are too short upon this Earth, but by your works you may be remembered. We remember him with great respect.
hare krsna 🧡
The more I hear about him, the more I see how sweet he was. I know he was a dear friend to have in your corner. I can just imagine how tender he was with those he cared about, and even if he hadn’t spoken to you in a while- he would be the type to pick up where you left off.
His life is a gift to us all, oh yes.
George Harrison and The Beatles were a gift from God , given when we needed one ! Thank you !
Agreed!!
Don't bring this religious clap trap into it. He made music we bought it & enjoy it. End of.
The Beatles were a gift from Liverpool.
Integrity, commitment, strength, love, passion.... Talent 🎶🎵
Not the quiet Beatle, but the beautiful Beatle...Namaste, my favorite Beatle.
Namaste
Hare Krsna
🍏🧡
@gumshoesoul Both are acceptable.
All glories to his service to Srila Prabupada! He made the donation to publish BBTs Krsna Book.All you need is love Krishna. My Sweet Lord Hare Krishna
The Beautle
George was the mystic equation in the Beatles once he brought the sitar and Indian influence to their songs
In one of the many Beatles interviews from either '67 or '68, Harrison was asked whether the riches he'd gained from being a Beatle had somehow tarnished his search for a higher purpose. Harrison replied, "The money is immaterial. You can't buy enlightenment, or spiritual fulfillment with money..." and then he paused for a bit to collect his thoughts. During the pause, Lennon sardonically injected, "Can't buy me love neither."
When I heard that, I was just speechless. These guys. These freakin' guys.
We are all just little spirits in a body
Love them all but George is the one I would have valued as a dear close friend or brother if I’d had the chance . Thank you for your beautiful spirit , creative force and great humor sweet sweet man 💛🙏🏼🌻
Its so sad but its so true that...ALL THINGS MUST PASS.
His spirit was ready to leave. Says it all. I loved him.
The Light that lighted this world is now lighting heaven.R.I.P. George♥️
I DONT THINK JESUS LIKED LIFE OF BRIAN MUCH!!!
@@steveburchfield5576 organized religion is a faerst you can believe in a Easter bunny but it will never deliver, the psyad that creates an illusion is meant to hide it
George made me adore the Beatles even more with his guitar riffs and he became the best songwriter from the fab4
Everyone overlooks George's song 'Don't Bother Me' on 'With the Beatles', actually a great song! He also contributed gems to 'Rubber Soul' and 'Revolver'. George's development as a songwriter was slow but stealthy. He really worked at it!
Those three songs he has on the Revolver - LP are classics.
They were very much appreciated by the critics & audience in the time the record came out.
George was always my favorite of the Beatles
I like Don't Bother Me and should have been released as a single, I thought before that it was written by Lennon & McCartney.
@@nsnoesuarez While the Beatles were in Hamburg, George and John wrote an instrumental influenced by The Shadows, called 'Cry For a Shadow'. That was the only Harrison-Lennon composition!
George in my mind will never be forgotten. His love,his generosity, his humour his 2 amazing bands is what I will remember.
What I'll remember most about Jim is his tourniquet, his harpoon,
and his old brown shoes that had holes in their soles. But he stepped out of them brogues a long, long time ago, what. Now when Jim plays his guitar No One can hear him. But No One gets in for free now. Before, when Jim was alive, No One would have to pay $300 bucks or more to get a good seat.
@@andrewbell2712 Is that about Jimmy Savile?
@@Ndlanding No. Anyone named George I usually call Jim. Anyone named Jim I usually call Wilbur.
Sometimes folks named Alphonse
I call Al or Alphonse when I forget, but I usually call them Ronald. All Ronalds I usually call Theodora.
Most Theodoras get referred to by me as Maximillian. Maximillians generally get referred to by me as Debbies. Debbies should be called Alice. You've heard of Charles Dodgson's glorious book
Debbie in Wonderland? Folks named Charles I generally call Lewis. And don't get me started on last names! But Dodgsons almost always come forth more robustly, humorously and brilliantly as Carrolls. Don't ask me why. But wouldn't you rather read a book by Lewis Carroll than Charles Dodgson? Everybody would, even him. Perhaps that's why he changed his name. Hope this helps Ndlanding.
Yeahyeahyeah,
Long live Jim
Turgidweiner!
(aka George Harrison)
@@andrewbell2712 Thank you for your in-depth explanation and exposition of the vectorization of names. SO where are One Direction now? Eh?
@@Ndlanding Sorry, ND, I have no familiarity with One Direction. I looked them up, saw that they were a boy band, and have split up,
and started solo careers with varying degrees of success.
I listen to a song by one of them called "Watermelon Sugar," which was pretty good. This is based on the novel by Richard Brautigan called In Watermelon Sugar, a book about the end of the 1960s
and the demise of the hippies.
If you are a Beatles fan, he writes
a bit like John Lennon. Anyway,
Mary Squirrels, Harry Styles, Barry
Isles, I'll let you figure out what to call him.
P.S. Thanks for expanding my horizons with your two references.
The DJ philanthropist one was interesting as well.
Married Patty "The Babe" Boyd. Some shy guy! Yeah, my favorite Beatle. Not just for that - he was the only Beatle who stuck with meditation and lead an exemplary life. His generosity was legendary. When he died, the world lost a shining jewel.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤yeah
he was one of the best - always in my heart♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💞🫶🏼👍🏼🌞and i still miss him and even john ! george was an extraordinary character and he is a big loss for the world ! carry on, mydear ! love♥️!wherever you may be 😅😂💞🫶🏼👍🏼🥰😍♥️
He was the biggest womaniser on The Beatles, including Ringo's wife. Definitely not exemplary. It's why Patti was lured by Clapton who left her unceremoniously and married someone else. They were all profligates so was the Maharishi which is why Lennon left and wrote Sexy Sady. Patti said George wanted to be like the Maharishi with his lifestyle.
@@dawnadriennetaylor970 Sure, but you have to place yourself in the period of free love and sex. Not cool by today's standards, but it was at the time. George left the sleazy Maharishi to pursue the Krishna path to spiritual freedom soon afterwards. Did benefit concerts, donated money. Cool guy in my book.
George was a "horn dog." Still loved him and his music, though!
George gave us "Taxman"...
he was the spirit many of us can still relate to..
"We are all gardeners"
G.H.
And without him, The Life of Brian may never have been made...!
George was a strong silent type unless he had something to say.. And his music on his own touched many deeply.
Completely elevated human being
George can never die because his music, films and humanity will live forever.
My favorite concert of all time, The concert for Bangladesh. I’m almost 77 now and originally had it on an LP set, then a CD set and finally on DVD and I still listen to it here in 2021. So many great artists and so many gone now.
I think this was the pioneer of all Concert for a Cause, initiated by George. A Humanitarian concert for the people of Bangladesh.
My grandfather also died of throat cancer which spread to his brain … my grandfather smoked a pipe. I still get sad when I think about Johns and Georges deaths … in my teens I was crazy for their music absorbing everything I could get my hands on. I miss them even while listening to their music I miss them.
George Harrison always was the serious one,of the 4. That made him so interesting,and his talent was not taken seriously until he went out on his own. Loved George,and still do.
There was never a time when you and I did not exist, nor a time we cease to be
George was a deep thinking lovely human. I am glad he got famous! That i say as a german with a lot of love and in full possession of my mental powers^^. Well, we don't talk a lot. To listen his music for me was a gift already when i was a child. We should be aware, that GB, Russia and Germany and all the EU are never be enemies in history again. For all of our Children ॐ
The music of All Things Must Pass is among the greatest ever recorded.
There'll never be another John another Paul another George or another Ringo.
Boss band of our lifetimes
💘
Fabulous man fabulous songs fabulous guitar. Invaluable presence.
George was a very beautiful song writer something was even sang by Elvis Presley in Aloha from Hawaii shows how beautiful Elvis Presley respected the song
Beautiful man, beautiful soul. Love you George. 🙏😥💙
I don't understand this documentary. Not a single word about his great contribution to the music of the Travelling Wilburys. Why not?
George was astounding. A beautiful soul and a genius of a musician. MY SWEET LORD is, without doubt, one of THE greatest songs ever written .... perhaps THE BEST ? Really enjoyed this movie. Thanks for uploading.
George was always my favorite, he was pure love and peace, we miss your lovely humor😿😿😿RIP
I have one thing to say, if you are young, don’t smoke cigarettes. George was a good soul and we will miss him.
True,they were always 🚬 smoking.
Smoking didn't kill George.
Michael Abram killed George. He punctured his lung and not soon after George got cancer in THAT lung. Then THAT cancer spread to his brain and he died. 😢.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
George's music was deep and had spiritual meaning as well. As I've grown older his songs have found a very deep personal meaning to me. I'm so glad I kept listening to the Beatles and all their solo works since 1970. All Things Must Pass really made an impact to me when I was only 10 or 11 years old. I practically 'rediscovered' some of George's songs every few years as I grew and matured mentally and became deeper involved in just what music was and how it impacted me. And in the end, I believe that George was the most talented Beatle of all and wrote songs that have lasted the test of time and meaning. George wasn't quiet or shy; just a thinker with very deep spiritualism that had wonderful impact on him and could not be fully grasped in a pop music reality. God bless George and what he left behind for the rest of us!! Hare Georgison still lives--in his music.
George the most talented Beatle of all? Third. Wrote three great songs: Something, While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Here Comes the Sun. McCartney and Lennon wrote over 100 as Beatles. Clearly, George was a great guitar player and an integral part of the Beatles. But only the tone deaf would suggest that he was the most talented. Third most!
Me too! In my 70s now & been on a Beatles review for months! Old memories & much to discover…
I feel the exact same way. I hear his music so differently now. I love it even more ✌️❤️
A wonderful man; an inspiration.
I love George Harrison and think that he was immensely talented.
I'm glad to say this documentary got me out of my ignorance as far as George is concerned. Now I respect him even more. RIP George! Hare Krishna from Brazil.
Amazing documentary! George was always my favorite " Beatle"
In his silence, he made a statement, his spirituality was inspiring, his amazing writing and guitar work is still driving people to achieve, his philanthropy was due to his honest spiritual depth and meaning.
Thank you, George Harrison, for making the world a better place!
Amen 🙏 rip George 🙏 2022
Love you forever, george. Thanks for everything.
When all things did pass, he was far and away my favorite Beatle. From his sense of fashion to the workings of his mind, he was the ultimate in cool.
He was the music man here; now wherever he's at I consider him a spiritual song writer....😇
George was such a BEAUTIFUL♥️Soul,
Who wrote the Most
Amazing ⭐️Songs.
He is Dearly Missed.🥀😥
Here Comes the Sun hands down is one of the best songs ever written. George clearly is one of the best songwriters up there with Lennon-McCartney ...
George wrote three great songs: Here Comes the Sun, Something and While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Paul and John wrote over 100. No, George is not up there with Paul and John as a songwriter, and it's ridiculous to suggest otherwise.
The album 'Cloud 9' is one of my favourite albums by George Harrison. RIP George your music will live on. Thanks for posting this film documentary of his life. Just wonderful.
💖💖💖
@@gordeauxd You obviously don’t know much about the man you are discussing. You actually act like George only made three songs and that those song are the only hits or songs of significance.
@@jsterling6805 No, I kindly disagree. John and Paul are unique. They have a catalogue that George could never match.
As I read it, @gordeauxd is simply saying that, to his ears (assuming he's a he), he thinks George only wrote three great songs. I think I have heard almost all of George's music and I happen to agree with him, but it's just a matter of personal taste. I know I'm in a minority, but I have given All Things Must Pass so many listens, in order to find out why people think it's so great, and I still haven't figured it out. I personally find it boring, but most people, including you, think differently, and that's absolutely fine, and well done George. For me, he just didn't produce anything I want to listen to, after Abbey Road, which I see as the height of his career. They all pushed and inspired each other to write fantastic songs, in those years, and George really did pull a few out of the hat.
When the Beatles split up I was in high school and we were all saddened, we knew that we'd miss them. George's spiritual awareness helped me to follow my own spiritual path by his songs as well as his references to it in interviews etc.🙂🙂🐶
I so loved the Beatles and George Harrison. I remember seeing the Beatles live when they appeared 4 times on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964. That changed music history. I loved all their songs and George's music when they were first released. I really enjoyed this documentary. I loved George's spiritual journey. I have had a spiritual journey for over 10 years now and it is truly great. My whole life is better and now I can manifest magic and miracles.
Our youth, innocence, candy-apple red ford mustangs, and WOW--THE BEATLES! AND, Yes, Harrison's spirituality I absolutely---share!
George is my favorite one bc of his Spirituality. May you find peace wherever you are. Prayers & hugs to your wife & son.
How odd that they omitted his work with the Traveling Wilburys, great music he clearly enjoyed making, with a different group of musician-friends.
I AGREE WHOLE HEARTEDLY GREAT MUSICIANS 🎶🎸🎶
Yes, and some of his very best work, also.
I remember when that record came out, there were young fans of that, that had no idea of who the Beatles even were.
There was A LOT skipped over, bypassed and left out! His association with the Pythons, all of his solo albums, friendship and collaboration with Jeff Lynne, the Wilburys to name a few!! I give the documentary a B- ... it was okay but could have been so much better
I think George and the other Wilbury’s had more fun as an older group, who were totally enjoying themselves, than at any other time of their lives. There was no jealousy, just a great time, when this Super Band got together. I loved their music. Rest In Peace! You all are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
This inspires me to read his autobiography again. The music was wonderful, but he was also an amazing human being we'd do well to learn from.
Perfectly Imperfect was GEORGE
@@alicecroll3212 he created a non-profit in and for Bengaliidesh, feed the hungry foundation to his legacy, and always be grateful, Everyone there knows who George was.aum shanti
Watching this, just realised on the 19th anniversary of his passing. Thanks for the memories George... RIP..xx..
Wow 19 years. Seems as tho he is still here
and now we have his beautiful look-alike son we are so lucky
R.I.P George..it's been a pleasure
I loved George he was my favourite beatle he was the most interesting of all of them 💜
Love transcends... I truly hope when I pass as all things do.... I can meet George and Roy and Tom and Elvis and John...and on and on....the greatest talents who passed and still live on.
George Harrison was a spiritual artist. He sought after greater purposes of life and gave music to his inner feelings and revelations in a rock era which was itself a challenging task to do.The depth of his songwriting and performances is unparalleled many of his songs have an amazing zenful effect.
And then of course his divine slide.
He was really unique! George goes definitely beyond The Beatles ,imo.
light,love and peace ॐ ॐ ❤
PS .George left his body the 29 of Nov 2001 and NOT the 12 as it is said in this video.
Wow...has it really been 20 years since George passed? Seems like yesterday
Should definitely been a mention about his time with the Traveling Wilburys!RIP George!You are missed!❤
I wonder if it was a rights issue?
GEORGE'S LEGACY AS A BEAUTIFUL HUMAN LEFT US WITH THOUGHTS OF HIM GIVING SO MUCH TO OTHERS WITH MUCH LOVE..♥
Everything George did was up there with Paul/John... and remember - George did it all alone in the forgotten and overlooked shadow of P&J for sooo many years. So many examples... a favorite is His input on "Free as a bird" makes clear who the real guitarist of the Beatles is. That slide intro never gets old! And how he crafts his guitar into the middle Eight, And singing the perfect counter-timbre "sound" to John's familiar voice... a true professional.
My favorite Beatle, loved his spiritual being.
I’m still shocked...each time I watch this. They never mention his time with The Traveling Wilburys?
I can hear the song “The End of the Line” echoing. That was that last great musical accomplishment
in a band of peers!
Prayers & Blessings George
For day in, back in the YA YA days
From day one, back in the YA YA days, I have always been much more moved by Harrison!!!
George Harrison .. Live In Concert with Billy Preston/ 1974..........Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.....I'm so Fortunate ....RIP.....Rock in Peace/ George & Billy.........
A wonderful, wonderful tribute to an amazing man. Thank you.