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"Isn't It A Pity" is one of my all-time favourite songs by anyone. It makes me emotional every single time I hear it -- especially that incredible slide solo. George Harrison was an amazing artist.
George let loose all the greatness he had been holding back due to the restrictions of the Beatles. What a marvelous album.. Produced by Phil Spector of the wall of sound fame. Many other musicians appear including Ringo, Eric Clapton, and many more.
Bobby Whitlock, Carl Radle, and Dave Mason
Man, there's no other guitarist that can make me cry from just the tone of his guitar like George. It just reaches inside me and wrenches my heart.
This album is a masterpiece. The best album from a Beatle post Beatles.
I would hesitate to call the Beatles a pos.
@@jabberbone1what?!?
I'd certainly agree it's right up there as the best post Beatles album by a Beatle. I also think John's first solo album Plastic Ono Band is very special because it's so raw and honest.
Band on the run is very excellent as well although a totally different vibe.
Unfortunately I feel like it suffers from a similar (but more glaring) problem that the White Album had, too big. If it was condensed to one disc it would be by far the best album.
My favorite Beatle solo career. My favorite song from him is “Awaiting On You All”. But all the stuff from his All Things Must Pass album is stellar.
Yeah great song. I also like most of his Dylan covers.
George became sort of a spiritual brother, via this album, when I was like in middle school. 50 years later and this is still so.
I totally agree, I heard this song 2 years ago for the first time, I knew this all from the 709ies, but AWW must failed this song, such great harmonies.
What I love about George, is that he isn't afraid to just let the song breathe. He doesn't fill the verse with unnecessary words, like most songs today, he wasnt afraid to let the song just ring out like the ending just going and going and going. You're in a mindset, a vibe, and he let's you stay in it so you can get through all the emotions you need to.
George did this masterpiece while the Beatles were breaking upand his parents were dying. This was the firstsolo Beatles no. One LP.
The album was recorded after The Beatles broke up and it was his Mom who was dying from cancer at the time. And McCartney was the first solo #1 album.
George Harrison has been a favourite of mine since the early 70's. His music is so soulful and spiritual, he is very underrated.
love this album! My favorite from this is "What is Life"! Amazing record.
Brilliant album, and yes "The Concert for Bangladesh" is a fantastic album.
Always worth listening to George, the underrated genius of the Beatles. Many great songs to try, how about Taxman or Beware of Darkness? Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎹🎶
Add: "What is Life", "Behind That Locked Door"..
@@dennisberceles7387 Yeah, how about the studio discs from Living in the Past? Every song is great!
In high school, I took a class in public speaking. A young woman in that class, for an assignment, recited these lyrics as a spoken word piece. It was impressive. Very nice. Peace.
The album cover of All Things Must Pass is so cool.
You guys probably think, "Oh it's Greybeard he must've been only into heavy rock", but I'm a virtual musical sponge and I love all the solo careers of the Fab 4, especially George! He got his due when he got from under John and Paul. IMO the most creative and talented I say with a bold statement! Great reaction you guys....loved it!
I bought this album when it first came out over 50 years ago and still have it. I still love listening to it.
Absolutely love that in back ground.
The Hey Jude chorus comes on subtle like...
Yet total Harrison.
That is one of my favorite bits in any song. The song starts out as a lament to a romantic love gone sour. But then during the outro, just at the edge of your hearing, something starts pulling on a thread in your mind. It takes it's time before it finally makes it's way into your consciousness and you realize what exactly you've been hearing and what the song is really about
See the Concert For George movie from 2002 where Eric Clapton teams up with McCartney, Ringo, and many other people that George had played with to play his songs. (Tom Petty, Gary Brooker,Jeff Lynne, Dhani Harrison, etc.) There is also an Indian music portion with Ravi Shankar and Indian musicians, including an accomplished sitar piece played by his daughter Anoushka. There is also a Monty Python segment, because George was a big supporter of theirs. The interviews on the DVD are touching. Then there is also the Martin Scorsese movie "George Harrison - Living In The Material World". Harrison wrote "Here Comes The Sun" while walking around with a guitar in Eric Clapton's back yard. George also wrote the bridge to the Cream song "Badge", as Clapton had played lead guitar on Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Harrison had written the song "Something" about his wife Patti, and later Clapton fell in love with her and wrote "Layla" about his unrequited love for her. She eventually left, and went with Clapton for a while, but the 2 guitarists still remained friends.
Wonderful concert and seeing Dhani looking and sounding so much like his dad....Sad now also to see Tom Petty who is gone far too soon.
Oh, yes! This is an absolute must see concert video. So much British rock royalty jamming together to honor George. Can't recommend this enough.
3 brilliant songwriters! That's what makes the Beatles hard to beat
Whole album is a masterpiece
George was a great slide guitar player. Phil Spector produced this album with his typical "wall of sound"
I would say: "He's the best and the greatest guitar slide player ever"!
George is the only Beatle I keep going back to.
He was right most of the time. Too bad the majority of the World didn't take his message to heart.
Fortunately he has a rich solo discography to explore.
I don't make requests anymore, thanks have fun.✌
Of the Beatles, I enjoy George's solo work the most. My favorite song of his is "What Is Life".
I grew up listening to the Beatles from when they came on the scene in 1964,saw them live as well was unbelievable!!! I didn't realize until much later,much later, that George Harrison's music ended being my favorite. So beautiful,so much meaning,for what was happening in my life. I hope you found eternal peace,you beautiful gentle soul!!!!!
Always loved the "Hey Jude" outro. Good job picking it up!
Lovely to see you enjoying this. Thank you. His song, Give me love (Give me peace on Earth) epitomizes his vibe. The music video to Crackerbox Palace shows his fun side (he produced/financed Monty Python's Life of Brian and Time Bandits as well as over 20 other films). I'm fond of all the songs from his last album Brainwashed...it's all worth a listen.
You. Would both love Concert For George, a DVD of a concert at ThE Royal Albert Hall, with Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne Paul and Ringo and many others. It’s done with such beautiful reverence , all GEORGE Harrison songs and Billy Preston nails Isn’t It A Pity. I guarantee tears and goosebumps.
George was always my favorite Beatle. I always thought he should have had more songs on Beatles Albums. It's mostly Lennon and McCartney. George's songs that are on Beatles albums are awesome!!
Great reaction guys. Really love the Beatles, both as a band & most of their solo. All things must pass was released as a double album & there was two versions of Isn't a pity on it. George was only allowed two of his songs on the Beatles albums so he had a lot of material going into this album.
Yes Nick Here Comes the Sun was George's song & he's singing on it. He also had the song Something on that same Beatles album.(Abby Road)
Would love to see you guys doing more George. Thank you. Here's a couple of other classic solo George Harrison.
My Sweet Lord
Beware of Darkness
What is Life
Give me Love
Cloud Nine
When we were Fab
Dark Horse
You
Chill Down
Let it Roll
The great Ringo on drums.Pete Ham and Joey Molland ,and Tom Evans from Badfinger.and a whole bunch of other greats..
Incredible triple album from George- once the dam was opened...🎶🎶🎶!!! This one is so hauntingly beautiful. I love the energy of "Awaiting On You All" and "Apple Scruffs", and I also love "Beware of Darkness" and "I Dig Love." Lotsa great George tunes to discover!!
🎵❤️🎵
Great musician, Great song, Great album. ✌️☮️
Such a beautiful song!
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 a real zenful effect.
And then of course his amazing slide.
He was really unique! George goes beyond The Beatles.That's my opinion.
you might listen to the version of this from THE CONCERT FOR GEORGE that was held a year after george died....clapton starts singing then it goes to billy preston....that whole show needs to be seen...many of the players that day played on the original album
George was such a peaceful, beautiful, and happy soul.
That may have been the image, but the reality was quite different.
Hi guys, so good to see this. Apart from being a massive Beatles fan since I was 9 years old, I have loved them each indivually with their amazing personalities and sense of humour. I have lost count of how many times I have watched their movies "A Hard Days Night" & "Help". "A hard Days Night" was the first ever movie I saw at the cinema aged 9, and it's still my favourite today. George Harrison's Liverpool humour in those movies is wonderful. His solo albums are filled with beautiful songs. He was very religious and quite simply a beautiful soul. I hope you dive into his solo stuff some more. It is one very rewarding journey if you do. Thankyou for playing this. I have this album and it is so good ! Byeee Jim X
George’s first contribution to the Beatle catalog was Don’t Bother Me from the 2nd album. A few years later he had two songs on the HELP album. From then on he contributed at least two songs on each album or the B side of a single or two.
The history of the guitar George used is phenomenal and worthy of a story all by itself.
Great song! Great slide solo!
Great George!!!❤️
A masterpeice album for George---You'll enjoy every track!!! Please check out " The Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp", "I'd Have You Anytime", "Apple Scruffs".
This is my first time reacting to your reaction videos. I'm glad you liked this particular song. My brother loved it and it was the last song we listened to together. He thought George did the best music on solo albums compared with the other Beatles. His favorite album that George did was '' Extra Texture''. in closing , I request this full album for my brother . Have a beautiful day . R.I.P. Glen
dont let me wait too long, be here now, awaiting on you all, id have you anytime, and run of the mill are all legendary!
George's embrace of Eastern philosophy shines through in this song... which is a mantra as well... thus the long fade out.
Isn't It A Pity and Wah Wah are my favorite Harrison tunes. Pity makes me cry (or at least tear up) everytime
What I like about George Harrison, and many of my favourite bands, is that he uses very different chords then just the standard chords most songs have. Here he starts out with G, C#m7(b5)/G (342000), Cmaj/G and back to G. Such interesting chord progressions.
Should You Both Ever Choose To Explore His Solo Work,, I Would Suggest,, Ringo Starr "Photograph" & "It Don't Come Easy"
Both MUST HEAR Classics.
Yes, and George on both tracks, including having a hand in the writing of Photograph.
His entire album simply called "RINGO" is GREAT!!!!
George also cowrote It Don't Come Easy... probably most of it.
Hey Nick
Add the "Concert for George" on BluRay to that list. A bunch of Georges (Clapton, McCartney etc etc) friends getting together at Royal Albert Hall to celebrate his music on the anniversary of his death. One of my favourite Concert Films - Have a great Day.
Tom from Toronto
Ditto to that, 2nd that emotion, etc., mate, and "Hi" from Leslieville. ;>D
This is my favorite George Harrison solo song! If you cut through the mix to the acoustic guitar, it’s really fun to play!!!
The lead guitar fills in between the vocals and during the fade out is what George wanted to do on Hey Jude. Paul didn't like the idea and since that was his song he had the final say. So what did George do on this song, played lead guitar fills in between the vocals and in the fade out, with a little Hey Jude reference ( na na na na ) as a hint to Paul as if to say ' this is what I had in mind for Hey Jude'.
Yes, "Here Comes the Sun" is George. More Harrison/Beatles include: "Something" (from Abbey Road also), "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Taxman" (you'll run into this when you do "Revolver"), "I Me Mine", the trippy "Within You, Without You" and "Blue Jay Way" "If I Needed Someone" among others. This "All Things" album is terrific, start to finish, and features a ton of notable musicians, including Clapton, Whitlock, Preston.....I remember getting this album and Joe Cocker's "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" for Christmas the year they came out, talk about a contrast in styles! (Both still favorites!)
Yet another genius in a band full of them. Best Beatles member solo album and that's.saying something
(Imagine Ram Band On the Run).
Blue Jay Way may be the Beatles most psychedelic song and that's saying a lot
@@alrivers2297 It's definitely way up there on the psychedelic scale!!
And Peter Frampton!
That wasn't a fade out; that was a faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayde out!
Amazing song by an amazing man
Beautifully sad! Thank you George!
It’s instantly recognizable as a George song. Timeless message, simple arrangement not distracting from it. There are Harrison songs I prefer but this is really where he was at then I think.
George! My sweet George! WTG, guys. ✨😉
Love this version. Check out his song When We Was Fab...a beautiful ode to the fab four.
Fabulous. We all had the triple vinyl box set.
Isn't t a pity, still? Sigh. Beautiful. I think Ringo is drumming/vocals with lots of others backing.
Absolutely a Beatle song so beautiful ..love you George , love you Beatles you thrill us.
My favorite song.
Consider the lyrics - they were written when George was only 23 years old. Such deep meaning from somebody so young...amazing.
Do yourselves a favor and watch The Concert for George. All of it. It’s amazing! Don’t miss the end.
What a song! This is sublime! No words for the masterpiece that All Things Must Pass is!
Fantastic and well overdue. What a fantastic album.I think this reaction could be another first for TH-cam. Marley sounds so vicious.🤣
This is one of my all time favorite songs by George. It gives me chills. You should also check out Art Of Dying from the same album. Love your reactions, keep on going.
I saw George Harrison at msg nyc for the darkhorse tour. Hari Chrisnas were running sll over the place. Ravi Shankar played during intermission
FYI. The Concert for Bangladesh is the first public performance of a former Beatle after they split.
The "Wall of Sound", that some people think is exagerated, it this "body". I love this"
I remember buying the 45 version of My Sweet Lord, and to my great surprise this song was the flip side. I fell in love with it instantly.
George sang lead on a couple dozen Beatles songs. Ringo even sang about a dozen.
George was the secret weapon of the Beatles. He's a boss. He learned how to play slide guitar late in his Beatle years. He was always very humble about it though. He was a wonderful man who loved his wife, son and garden.
AND Formula 1 racing........
The backup singers singing "Na...Na na nananana...etc is a joke on the earlier Hey Jude 1968. You are one of the few who catches that.
If You want to hear the very best of George's slide work then you should check out Alvin Lee's ( of Ten Years After fame) song The Bluest Blues, brilliant song, George is epic and Alvin absolutely kills it wth his solo. Too much goodness in one song.
Two of the best tracks from "All things Must Pass" are the hidden classics, "Let It Down" and "The Art Of Dying". You might find these a little more challenging. Trust Me.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps is all George too.
Love this song. It's extremely Beatle-esque. George wrote it while he was a Beatle. The extended time at the end is straight out of the Beatles playbook. Ala, Hey Jude. Imagine if Paul and John were singing the harmonies?
Did you know? Just before the breakup, the Beatles discussed another album. In concept, a 4-4-2 album. Meaning, 4 songs by Paul, 4 by John, 4 by George and 2 by Ringo. If they had done that, possibly "Isn't it a pity" would have made that album. We'll never know.
Great pick as 1st Beatles-solo work. George was a very prolific writer as were Paul and John but few of his songs ever made it onto Beatles albums. George had plenty of song’s already written when the Beatles broke up, thus the reason it sounds very Beatle-ish and the number of songs (23) on this triple album. You’ll enjoy most any of his solo work.
Looking at your album covers, brings back great memories. I always read the credits and loved the albums that included the lyrics.
Saw him in Toronto in the 70's. I don't remember a thing.
What A Pity ..💛🤣😉😉
@@emilyflotilla931 Isn't it...
@@Dave-hb7lx I went to a Grateful Dead concert once...same. 🤣🤣
Something tells me this will be a very interesting thread! 🤔
Hahaha laughing at all of these! 😂
Some of the best ‘Beatles’ music appears on post breakup records.
These are some of the songs Harrison held over from his days with the Beatles. They never made it onto beaties albums
Harrison wrote this song in 1966 and was rejected by the John and Paul, as he was coming to age as a songwriter, eventually writing 3 of the top 10 songs ever from the Beatles: While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Here Comes the Sun, and Something ( a love classic song)
George's backup band on this album went on and became Derek and the Domino's with Eric Clapton And before playing with George they were with Delaney Bonnie and Friends
I love George’s tasteful and instantly recognizable slide playing on this track.
With the Beatles mainly if you wrote the song you sang the song. So if you know the voice you know the writer.
This was George’s album where he let out a bunch of songs he had backlogged because the were rejected by the The Beatles for their albums. Lennon and McCartney dominated songwriting and selection from day 1. George took longer to learn to write and didn’t have the advantage of a writing partner.
This is a myth. All but a couple of songs on the album were written in 1969/1970.
@@barbatkinson7347 the song was written in 1966. According to EMI engineer Geoff Emerick, Harrison had offered it to the band for 1967's Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band but John and Paul passed over it in favor of Within You and Without You. (Which was the only song on the album by George).
@@johncagnettajr344 Reading comprehension problems? As I stated, only a couple of songs on the double album were written before 1969/1970. This was one of them. The other was “Art of Dying” which was never submitted to the band. The myth that Harrison had a huge stockpile of songs from several years and that resulted in the double album All Things Must Pass is just not true.
@@barbatkinson7347 Wah Wah and Isn’t It A Pity we’re also submitted and rejected by a John and Paul.
@@johncagnettajr344 WTF? Are you drunk? Can you really not follow a simple conversation? Also, “Wah Wah” was never submitted to the band. Not that it has anything to do with what I said.
Sober up!
This reminds me of like when you have a computer operating system and the geniuses decide it needs to be updated; sometimes it doesn’t make it better. My feeling about this remastered version, of this song makes me feel the same way. The production sound is now too bright and it makes George’s slide guitar sound like I’m listening to Duane Allman playing a blues riff instead of the melancholy expression George was trying to convey, in his performance; this is what always made his playing special. George had no problem, with the production, in 1970 and neither did I then or do now.
My favorite Beatles songs are George’s. Even my favorite Ringo song (It Don’t Come Easy) was written by George.
Best solo Beatle album by far a masterpiece, he also wrote and sang Here comes the sun - Something - my guitar gentle weeps- Taxman - My Sweet Lord.
I love George Harrison, photograph is one of my favorites 😁❤️✌️ enjoy the ride and thanks
Although George gets credit as a co-writer and provided backing vocals, *Photograph* is definitely Ringo Starr's signature song.
@@tombrearton3435 you are right, I spoke before thinking 🤔 thanks 👍
Great song. On the flip side of the 45 is "My sweet lord"
Yes he wrote and sung Here Comes The Sun and
Something and Taxman and While My Guitar Gently Weeps and I want to Tell You.
Near the end one can listen in the back chorus a kind of " OM " sound like a Mantra. Very spiritual ☯️
Sometimes simple is better!! Beautiful!
It's cool how he puts the bass voice in the back-up chorus . . . Buddhist chant & Russian Orthodox chant.
You must remember that in these days he was very much into exploring Hindu truth. After WWII and the rationing affected lads, he was very much comfortable with . . . perhaps somewhere else is more more.
In the Get Back Documentary on Disney+ at the end of pt. 1 George leaves The Beatles just out of the blue with zero explanation. The next shot is the 3 of them and others playing a demo of Isn’t It A Pity but it’s a whole step up a key in A and they are stunned by how sad and poignant his new song is.
George's Son Dhani,, Looks So Much Like His Father That It's Almost Kinda Eerie.
Could you please react to "It's a long way there" from "Little river band". I like to see you both reacting to songs. 👍
George wrote some great songs. As a Beatle: While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Here comes the Sun, Something, I Need You, even Taxman was his. Cheers guys 😊👍🍁🦋
It's All Too Much... great, too, but often forgotten.
Don't forget Old Brown Shoe or Blue Jay Way, two of my favorites.
"There's a fog upon LA and my friends have lost their way, they'll be over soon they said.........."
My personal favorite of George's is entitled simply "This Song." It's an amusing response to his getting sued for plagiarism over his song "My Sweet Lord"
Gotta check out the other songs on ‘All Things Mist Pass’ album. Basically 3 vinyl albums. A lot of material.
Somehow I mist that album.
One of the many cool surprises in the 8hours of 'behind the scenes' footage of the "Get Back" 1969 Beatles series, was a moment when George shows the guys a new song he is working on...Isn't it a Pity. Incredible the amount of talent in that one group.