What a gem! I never knew George had ever sat in with Deep Purple,and I still can't fathom how some people still underestimate the fine guitar playing of the so-called "quiet Beatle".One of the best ever-just listen to any of his solos on the various studio versions of the song "Let It Be",and see if you disagree(LOL).I miss George.
A prefatory comment: DP is my favorite band and Blackmore is my favorite guitarist. That said, I am amazed by a few of the comments that indicate that George Harrison cannot "hold his own" on stage with Deep Purple. It's utter nonsense. George Harrison is among one of the greatest songwriters and a fabulous musician. One of the most amazing thing about George's playing is his restraint.
Yeah, restraint, clarity and to the point. If it hadn't been for the onset of the axe lords in the late 60s he would have stood out as a guitarist then. He certainly stands out now; now that all the fuss is over (don't get me wrong, lots of that fuss was/is great. I'm just saying it kinda stole George's thunder at the time)
George had fun. He was looking at Ritchie when Ritchie was playing his solo like he look at had fun with Gary Moore 5 years later. George was respect by all the greats.
Yes Blackmore seems quite relaxed about it and happy to be playing some rhythm when Harrison was soloing. It shows he was prepared to play for benefit of the band and the song. In Blackmore's solo he plays a short passage of sweep picking which showed he wasn't just going through the motions of playing any old nonsense before he left the stage.
George Harrison was a great friend of Jon Lord and Ian Paice, they all lived in Henley on Thames. George Harrison was also at the Royal Albert hall in 1999 when Purple performed the 30th anniversary of Jon Lords concerto, although he did not perform. Ian Paice also recorded the run devil run album with Paul McCartney that same year.
Six legends for the price of five, playing a hit by a seventh who couldn't make it. Pretty good stuff. Quite gracious of Ritchie to not try to upstage George, just enjoy playing music.
what I see here is just a bunch of innocent boys having a time of their life playing with each other.... no superstar crap, no ego shite... just pure innocent fun!
Mandi Ferrer your so correct they were having fun and those vibes the crowd feels and Ritchie Blackmore has not played much at all live with any Guitarist but down deep Ritchie can be a great guy. But fun we had in the day. And fun rock bands was what it was about and band's like Black Oak Arkansas and Slade maybe weren't super technically but when you went to their show's you were so tired from jumping around and Watching Jim Dandy and Dave Hill having a blast performing. I raised my son on Purple, Rainbow and Sabbath. I came home one day and my albums were all over the place and he had Raunch and Roll spinning and he was singing Giggalo and trying to howl like Jim Dandy not knowing I was listening and I was laughing because I did the same thing at ,13. He came in the kitchen and saw me and he said dad ya'll had fun in your day. That was the first time he heard BOA and I asked him how many times he listened to it and he said at least ten. A chip off the ole block. Somewhere in the late 80s Rock turned depressing. Rock was always supposed to be fun.
Beatle George and Deep Purple, my two heroes coming together! Deep Purple's reunion was best one ever, imo, and the first as I remember. And it seems they were the only band who had the guts to make a new album to go with a reunion. Thanks for the clip!
I was at this concert, at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Because we'd bought tickets to the 'first concert', but there was another one slotted in earlier because both dates were sold out, George was invited. He was introduced as simply 'George from Liverpool' What an amazing night.
My 2 favorites band, DP and Beatles...By the way the first and last time that Ritchie played the rythym for anyone,hehehehehe...imagine how big George is.....
GH playing lead guitar on Purple's "Lucille"! I heard he like to hang around the local pub and jam with a few of friends including some of the Deep Purple. I never thought about these guys as a combo..but what a combo! Freakin' Harrison played with everyone! He even played guitar on "Basketball Jones" for Cheech and Chong!
Though video quality is poor I would've recognized his back anywhere in the world! He was humble and shy and would have not in his thinking stealingl" Deep Purple's show with his own fame.. That is George. The best of them all.
***** There's no need to see his face. We do know it's him just looking his back and his playing the guitar. I miss him for 15 years now. Thanks a zillion for the gift.
I never knew these heroes of mine played together!!! Thank you so much 4 sharing this wonderful gem! This Little Richard song was a Purple staple and was usually an encore tune.
I was at this show too and the following night when they shot the concert footage for Knocking at Your Backdoor music video. I had completely forgotten George's guest appearance - only seeing this now reminds me. Two great shows from DP. I was backstage for the film shoot on work experience with the crew. Too starstruck to even talk to any of DP after the show. I spent most of the show off the side of the stage behind John Lord, occasionally venturing out into the crowd for a better view.
I was at this gig. I went to two nights in a row as this was Deep Purple's big reunion tour that started in Australia. The previous night the surprise guest was Australian icon Jimmy Barnes.
I was at this concert in 1984. It was the Perfect Strangers tour from memory. Gillian announced that DP had a competition for a random person to get up on stage with them to have a jam. Gillian then said the winner is a "George from Liverpool." There is a suburb in the outer west of Sydney also called Liverpool and me & me mates presumed it was some lucky dude from that area? Anyway it wasn't till I read the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald the next morning that we actually witnessed ex Beatle George Harrison on stage with Deep Purple. To be honest I think a lot people there that night thought the same thing....
+BROOKS39 I think George was in Sydney for some time in 1984. A friend who works nearby saw him strolling through the Botanic Gardens during her lunch break.
@NonStopRocker, as a guitarist (Jazz and classical background), I can say that George had the stuff. And yes, he could keep up with the best of them, from anticipating Beck's fusion (Old Brown Shoe), soul (Pure Smokey), Quiet Storm (Something, T'il There Was You), roadhouse (One After 909). And that's not even mentioning his slide work. Take a listen and look at George's last run at the closing: riffing with the best of them, indeed.
Que bonita atitude de Gillan no final, fazendo reverência diante do George. Um deus da música se curva diante de outro deus. uma pena que a qualidade do vídeo não é das melhores. Não deu nem pra ver o Ian Paice! Mas valeu!
Thanks mate... appreciate the support! Harrison's talent & ability are too often under-rated. I'd give my ring finger to play as well... and with the diversity as that fab cat!
And his solo starting 1:20 or so is SWEET. And his playing from around 4:45 has me thinking that what he does at 4:35 is pull a slide out of his pocket.
They're both legends. Just because this is TH-cam doesn't mean that you have to act like one musician HAS to be better or greater than the other. People act like children, it's amazing. Name-calling and whatnot. Harrison and Blackmore are two of the greatest purveyors of the electric guitar, and that's final. No point discussing this further.
Someone who understands this! I salute ya, bro. It wasn't a matter of who showed who up, I mean just the idea that those completely different musicians can actually play on the same stage and have fun...that was enough for me to enjoy it. I love both the Beatles and Deep Purple and to see members of those two great bands together was just a treat. And Jon Lord did play on Harrison's posthumous release, so I think friendships were longstanding between those guys.
wow, isn't this wonderful..George and the beatles had such a HUGE impact. Now one of the "Bands" that he" they the Beatles" influenced. Jam with him. Its so cool..!!!!!!!!!!
Actually, I've seen this entire concert and they didn't play anything at the same tempo as 'Made In Japan'. That was 1972 and this was 1984. Believe me, they didn't slow it down for George's sake. Don't under rate him... he was a pro, he could keep up with the best of 'em. Btw...I'm a big Deep Purple fan too.
Look at Blackmore when he points to Harrison for the 1st Solo, he understands a Beatle is an absolute GIANT. Blackmore is as good as guitar playing gets, but the Beatles, well, that's something else. (and George is not overshadowed by John and Paul)
It was a DP concert and Harrison just appeared for one of the encores (from memory) - introduced as someone who had won a competition to play on stage with DP. He was 'George from Liverpool' (there is also a suburb of Sydney with the same name, so a clever twist). Only a very brief time on stage, I recognised who he was, not sure how many others did though! He was probably in Australia for one of the F1 Grand Prixs.
Strangeone: Harrison received a significant music award as a solo artist in December 1992, when he became the first recipient of the Billboard Century Award - presented to music artists for significant bodies of work.[169] The minor planet 4149, discovered on 9 March 1984 by B. A. Skiff at the Anderson Mesa Station of the Lowell Observatory, was named after Harrison. In 2003, Harrison was ranked 21st in Rolling Stone's list of The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. Blackmore?
I really enjoy the vdeos where we can see and listen playing together the most greatest musucians, like this, but is a shame that here they apear on their back, I know perfectly who is George Harrison because of the way that hi alwways move the body while is playing the guitar. Thanks for share us!!!!
Remainder from 2003 Rolling Stone 100 greatest guitarist of all time comments on #21, George Harrison: John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominated the Beatles' revolutionary course through 1960s pop, but Harrison defined the musical character of those innovations in his explorations of studio technology, tonal color and Indian scales. At the same time, he never strayed from the terse, earthy qualities of his first love, 1950s rockabilly, and his biggest idol, Sun Records star Carl Perkins.
The Beatles are my favorite band, and George Harrison is one of my heroes. But the technical ability of Ritchie Blackmore is at another level, and as others had mention in the comments, Ritchie let George do the playing without overpowering him, no egos here. However, I recognize The Beatles were of the first bands playing hard or heavy songs like "Helter Skelter", "Everybody's something to hide", "I want you (she's so heavy)" and "The End". Ritchie Blackmore is a master guitar player and should be top 10 along: Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmy Page, Rory Gallagher, Randy Rhoads. I also like Hank Marvin (Shadows); Don Wilson and Nokie Edwards (The Ventures), Mark Knopfler, Allan Holdsworth, Santana, John McLaughlin, Al DiMeola, Paco de Lucia, Satriani, Vai, Van Halen, Malmsteen, etc... For acoustic check these: Leo Kottke, John Renbourn and Bert Jansch, Michael Hedges, Tommy Emmanuel, Paul Simon, and many others... So many great players, really should not be a competition, nobody at this level is better than other (each has a particular style) but I would recommend you to check all those players.
Being the best technical player doesn't make you the best of all guitar players, like chopping potatoes the fastest doesn't make you the greatest chef. It's creativity that does it, and George is obviously one of the best, especially when you think of his spectacular slide guitar skills. Check Behind That Locked Door, It's All For You and Cheer Down, just to mention a few. 🖖😊❤
Les 2 groupes ont les mêmes racines . Leur évolution musicale n'a pas grand'chose en commun, mais des retrouvailles de copains, çà se fait autour de ce qui nous rassemble . Je suis sûr qu'ils se sont régalés de cette scène .
If this is the condert I was at I think it was 1984 .I was in the front row slightly to thye left of the stage .I was pretty pissed at the time.Venue was Sydney entertainment Australia.Gillan announce that they had a lottery and the winner gets to play with the band and he announced the winner was from Liverpool (there is a suburb called Liverpool in Sydney) Out walked George Harrison ...for me to see one of the Beatles live was breathtaking .They played Im sure a couple of songs.
Fr R.S. writeup: As the Beatles' lead guitarist, George Harrison never played an unnecessary note. In his solos and fills, he prized clarity and concision above all things. But every note made history, from the Cavern Club R&B frenzy of his breaks in "I Saw Her Standing There" to the hallucinogenic splendor of his contributions to Revolver and the matured elegance of his work on Abbey Road. innovations in his explorations of studio technology, tonal color and Indian scales. remaining follows.
GEORGE HARRISON IN 1984. AUSTRALIA WITH DEEP PURPLE IS AMAZING. I´M FROM MEXICO. I´VE BEEN A FAN FROM GEORGE SINCE CHILD AND I SAW A GEORGE PLAYING IN A FUNNY NIGHT. I´VE NEVER HEARED ABOUT IT. COULD ANYBODY TELL ME SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THIS CONCERT? THANKS.....
I think George played one of Ritchie's guitar..I can tell by the large '70's headstock.George at the time still has the white Strat he used in Concert Fof Bangladesh,he has the ex-sonic blue "Rocky" Strat,and probably a candy apple red one,but they were all oldest pre CBS strats,with small headstock.
Blackmore is one of the few. Harrison's solo in Taxman demonstrates his amazing guitar playing The two of them together on stage is just a fabulous encounter.
What a gem! I never knew George had ever sat in with Deep Purple,and I still can't fathom how some people still underestimate the fine guitar playing of the so-called "quiet Beatle".One of the best ever-just listen to any of his solos on the various studio versions of the song "Let It Be",and see if you disagree(LOL).I miss George.
На пластинке( оригинал) соло в Let it Be играет Эрик Клэптон!!!!!
A prefatory comment: DP is my favorite band and Blackmore is my favorite guitarist. That said, I am amazed by a few of the comments that indicate that George Harrison cannot "hold his own" on stage with Deep Purple. It's utter nonsense. George Harrison is among one of the greatest songwriters and a fabulous musician. One of the most amazing thing about George's playing is his restraint.
Yeah, restraint, clarity and to the point. If it hadn't been for the onset of the axe lords in the late 60s he would have stood out as a guitarist then. He certainly stands out now; now that all the fuss is over (don't get me wrong, lots of that fuss was/is great. I'm just saying it kinda stole George's thunder at the time)
but he just did hold his own. How stupid!
Totally stupid George was awesome he is one of the best ever he has his own style an flavor.
Writing only 1 GOOD SONG is a million times more difficult than producing a solo
George had fun. He was looking at Ritchie when Ritchie was playing his solo like he look at had fun with Gary Moore 5 years later. George was respect by all the greats.
I don't know what's more surprising, a beatle playing with Deep Purple or Ritchie Blackmore playing with another guitarist on the same stage.
Yes Blackmore seems quite relaxed about it and happy to be playing some rhythm when Harrison was soloing. It shows he was prepared to play for benefit of the band and the song. In Blackmore's solo he plays a short passage of sweep picking which showed he wasn't just going through the motions of playing any old nonsense before he left the stage.
Blackmore visit the Sweet i the 70s on stage too. Great tosee mr Harrison play with them.Remember he knew mr Lord sp its not surprising
@@9CaratPurple то
Deep Purple reminds me of a bunch of kids here who are all excited because their cool uncle George came to visit.
Blackmore and Harrison, two excelent guitars!!!!
LOL I never saw Blackmore having so much respect for anyone on stage as in this video! LOL. He even plays the rythym to George shred a solo! LOL
That right there is about as good as it gets !!!
Ian Gillan Is a fenomenal singer!!
George Harrison was a great friend of Jon Lord and Ian Paice, they all lived in Henley on Thames. George Harrison was also at the Royal Albert hall in 1999 when Purple performed the 30th anniversary of Jon Lords concerto, although he did not perform. Ian Paice also recorded the run devil run album with Paul McCartney that same year.
George had thousands of friends and millions of admirers, shows what a special man he truly was...:D
Go get ‘em George! You can tell Gillan never wanted this to end.
Six legends for the price of five, playing a hit by a seventh who couldn't make it.
Pretty good stuff.
Quite gracious of Ritchie to not try to upstage George, just enjoy playing music.
Great performance; excelent Harrison and Blackmore. They respect and update the spirit of the original composition.
what I see here is just a bunch of innocent boys having a time of their life playing with each other.... no superstar crap, no ego shite... just pure innocent fun!
Mandi Ferrer your so correct they were having fun and those vibes the crowd feels and Ritchie Blackmore has not played much at all live with any Guitarist but down deep Ritchie can be a great guy. But fun we had in the day. And fun rock bands was what it was about and band's like Black Oak Arkansas and Slade maybe weren't super technically but when you went to their show's you were so tired from jumping around and Watching Jim Dandy and Dave Hill having a blast performing. I raised my son on Purple, Rainbow and Sabbath. I came home one day and my albums were all over the place and he had Raunch and Roll spinning and he was singing Giggalo and trying to howl like Jim Dandy not knowing I was listening and I was laughing because I did the same thing at ,13. He came in the kitchen and saw me and he said dad ya'll had fun in your day. That was the first time he heard BOA and I asked him how many times he listened to it and he said at least ten. A chip off the ole block. Somewhere in the late 80s Rock turned depressing. Rock was always supposed to be fun.
George is an amazing musician.
Just to see my favorite Beatle playing along with one of my all-time favorite band's during happier times. Classic!
the beatles and the deep purple very the best
Masters paying tribute to the GREAT little Richard!
I was there, great concert. Gearge Harrison RIP.
Ian sounds amazing
Beatle George and Deep Purple, my two heroes coming together! Deep Purple's reunion was best one ever, imo, and the first as I remember. And it seems they were the only band who had the guts to make a new album to go with a reunion.
Thanks for the clip!
I was at this concert, at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Because we'd bought tickets to the 'first concert', but there was another one slotted in earlier because both dates were sold out, George was invited. He was introduced as simply 'George from Liverpool' What an amazing night.
Yes indeed, George from Liverpool! Nice to have been there with some friends, what a night it was!
jamas me imagine que llegaran a tocar juntos
My 2 favorites band, DP and Beatles...By the way the first and last time that Ritchie played the rythym for anyone,hehehehehe...imagine how big George is.....
Wow! this is cool.
George and Ritchie
Gillian's voice is awesome here
Gillan makes a fool out of himself screaming at the end. And also with the mic....after Roger Daltrey did before
great job! miss you, George
I like the wide variety of artists and genres George played with. One day he was playing with Carl Perkins and the next one with Deep Purple.
Dos Inmensos Símbolos del Rock y grandes guitarristas
This is why TH-cam is so great. And of course, Ian Paice was in McCartney's 1999 band.
GH playing lead guitar on Purple's "Lucille"! I heard he like to hang around the local pub and jam with a few of friends including some of the Deep Purple. I never thought about these guys as a combo..but what a combo! Freakin' Harrison played with everyone! He even played guitar on "Basketball Jones" for Cheech and Chong!
The bow at the end from Gillan. Respect.
George was a great and at times brilliant guitarist but he could have and should have done more. I think he underestimated himself.
Nobody talks about how great is Ian Gillan in this one?
Acabo de ver el vídeo, estoy sorprendido,,,,y muy contento por todos los que participaron con el GRAN GEORGE.
Though video quality is poor I would've recognized his back anywhere in the world! He was humble and shy and would have not in his thinking stealingl" Deep Purple's show with his own fame.. That is George. The best of them all.
I see what you mean, i was like "awww that's George" lol, got me teary eyed.
***** There's no need to see his face. We do know it's him just looking his back and his playing the guitar. I miss him for 15 years now. Thanks a zillion for the gift.
GREAT ending by George!
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I never knew these heroes of mine played together!!! Thank you so much 4 sharing this wonderful gem! This Little Richard song was a Purple staple and was usually an encore tune.
I was at this show too and the following night when they shot the concert footage for Knocking at Your Backdoor music video.
I had completely forgotten George's guest appearance - only seeing this now reminds me. Two great shows from DP.
I was backstage for the film shoot on work experience with the crew. Too starstruck to even talk to any of DP after the show. I spent most of the show off the side of the stage behind John Lord, occasionally venturing out into the crowd for a better view.
I was at this gig. I went to two nights in a row as this was Deep Purple's big reunion tour that started in Australia. The previous night the surprise guest was Australian icon Jimmy Barnes.
Alan Greatorex Jimmy Barnes did a great cover of lazy it’s here somewhere on you tube
I was at this concert in 1984. It was the Perfect Strangers tour from memory. Gillian announced that DP had a competition for a random person to get up on stage with them to have a jam. Gillian then said the winner is a "George from Liverpool." There is a suburb in the outer west of Sydney also called Liverpool and me & me mates presumed it was some lucky dude from that area? Anyway it wasn't till I read the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald the next morning that we actually witnessed ex Beatle George Harrison on stage with Deep Purple. To be honest I think a lot people there that night thought the same thing....
+BROOKS39 I think George was in Sydney for some time in 1984. A friend who works nearby saw him strolling through the Botanic Gardens during her lunch break.
It was the second concert on DP's first tour after they re-formed. I was there too - also didn't know it was Harrison until afterwards.
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He said Arnold from Liverpool
@NonStopRocker, as a guitarist (Jazz and classical background), I can say that George had the stuff. And yes, he could keep up with the best of them, from anticipating Beck's fusion (Old Brown Shoe), soul (Pure Smokey), Quiet Storm (Something, T'il There Was You), roadhouse (One After 909). And that's not even mentioning his slide work. Take a listen and look at George's last run at the closing: riffing with the best of them, indeed.
Que bonita atitude de Gillan no final, fazendo reverência diante do George. Um deus da música se curva diante de outro deus. uma pena que a qualidade do vídeo não é das melhores. Não deu nem pra ver o Ian Paice! Mas valeu!
Замечательная компания собралась! Джорджу Харрисону и Лорду ве лая память!
Класс, класс, класс!!! А Любимый радуется происходящему, как ребенок! Жаль, видно съемка любительская, снимают с одного ракурса и ВЕЛИКИЕ только фоном
Наташа, Вы как? В порядке?
@@ольгак-е7м я водяной, я водяной, никто не водится со мной((( сижу я, как в болоте, а мне летать охота....
@@НатальяПивоварова-щ8ш Ну, летать это уже лучше!) Держитесь, все будет хорошо!
@@ольгак-е7м посмотрели анимационный клип? А улететь вниз с первого этажа проблемно, вверх.тем более
Two Great musicians that have left us are in this video: George Harrison and Jon Lord.
Aris983 And I bet they're jamming.
George Harrison's back, literally.
Thanks mate... appreciate the support! Harrison's talent & ability are too often under-rated. I'd give my ring finger to play as well... and with the diversity as that fab cat!
And his solo starting 1:20 or so is SWEET. And his playing from around 4:45 has me thinking that what he does at 4:35 is pull a slide out of his pocket.
The "quiet" Beatle......!
George Harrison and Ritchie Blackmore !!! Oh my Goood!!! George Harrison with Deep Purple... I dont bilieve it...!!!!!!
@rizzdog Well said sir, I'm with you all the way on that. All anyone has to do is listen to Harrison's solo. The man could wail on guitar.
Long Live George and Ritchie !!!
WOW! Thanks for posting. Ian Gillan - \m/
They're both legends. Just because this is TH-cam doesn't mean that you have to act like one musician HAS to be better or greater than the other.
People act like children, it's amazing. Name-calling and whatnot. Harrison and Blackmore are two of the greatest purveyors of the electric guitar, and that's final. No point discussing this further.
You tell em slim!....George could keep up with the best of them!
Even Blackmore acknowledged at that moment that there are The Beatles and then there's everyone else.
hey great video man amazing,fantastic!!Deep Purple,Ritchie Blackmore,playing with George Harrison!! thanks man this is a great video! thanks for up.
One of the best solos that Ritchie did, his tecniques is unique, he is so fast here !!!
George have made many good solos in the past, and is regarded as a great guitarist..
Someone who understands this! I salute ya, bro. It wasn't a matter of who showed who up, I mean just the idea that those completely different musicians can actually play on the same stage and have fun...that was enough for me to enjoy it. I love both the Beatles and Deep Purple and to see members of those two great bands together was just a treat. And Jon Lord did play on Harrison's posthumous release, so I think friendships were longstanding between those guys.
wow, isn't this wonderful..George and the beatles had such a HUGE impact. Now one of the "Bands" that he" they the Beatles" influenced. Jam with him. Its so cool..!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! I never knew this existed. Thank you so very much for taking the time and energy to post this for us. Your effort is appreciated.
Great Stuff!
Actually, I've seen this entire concert and they didn't play anything at the same tempo as 'Made In Japan'. That was 1972 and this was 1984. Believe me, they didn't slow it down for George's sake. Don't under rate him... he was a pro, he could keep up with the best of 'em. Btw...I'm a big Deep Purple fan too.
Look at Blackmore when he points to Harrison for the 1st Solo, he understands a Beatle is an absolute GIANT. Blackmore is as good as guitar playing gets, but the Beatles, well, that's something else. (and George is not overshadowed by John and Paul)
Frigging awesome!
Thanks so much. Never knew!!!
Electric Combo! Eighties explosive energy... great!
Thanks poster and TH-cam for this!.
George and Deep Purple! :)
It was a DP concert and Harrison just appeared for one of the encores (from memory) - introduced as someone who had won a competition to play on stage with DP. He was 'George from Liverpool' (there is also a suburb of Sydney with the same name, so a clever twist). Only a very brief time on stage, I recognised who he was, not sure how many others did though! He was probably in Australia for one of the F1 Grand Prixs.
Strangeone: Harrison received a significant music award as a solo artist in December 1992, when he became the first recipient of the Billboard Century Award - presented to music artists for significant bodies of work.[169] The minor planet 4149, discovered on 9 March 1984 by B. A. Skiff at the Anderson Mesa Station of the Lowell Observatory, was named after Harrison. In 2003, Harrison was ranked 21st in Rolling Stone's list of The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. Blackmore?
Blackmore influence is amazing man
It's not 21st, he was ranked 11th in rolling stone's list of the 100 greatest Guitarists of all time...
I really enjoy the vdeos where we can see and listen playing together the most greatest musucians, like this, but is a shame that here they apear on their back, I know perfectly who is George Harrison because of the way that hi alwways move the body while is playing the guitar. Thanks for share us!!!!
Ive never heard of this. George Harrison on stage with Deep Purple.....
When I forget the reason I love Ian, I see that video.
Remainder from 2003 Rolling Stone 100 greatest guitarist of all time comments on #21, George Harrison:
John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominated the Beatles' revolutionary course through 1960s pop, but Harrison defined the musical character of those innovations in his explorations of studio technology, tonal color and Indian scales. At the same time, he never strayed from the terse, earthy qualities of his first love, 1950s rockabilly, and his biggest idol, Sun Records star Carl Perkins.
Truly Amazing!
THANX A MILLION.didn't no this existed.priceless man.
@CoffsHarbour2010 me too..I thought I dreamed it!!
Deep Purple Lucile This is R&R HD 1972 live in Europe RITCHIE DOES THE DUCK WALK !!!!
GEORGE HARRISON IS THE GREATEST GUITARIST OF ALL GREATESTS GUITARIST IN THE HISTORY.A FACT BROTHER
You are delusional, Ritchie in 15 seconds wiped the floor with George, and he was trying to be polite!
The Beatles are my favorite band, and George Harrison is one of my heroes. But the technical ability of Ritchie Blackmore is at another level, and as others had mention in the comments, Ritchie let George do the playing without overpowering him, no egos here.
However, I recognize The Beatles were of the first bands playing hard or heavy songs like "Helter Skelter", "Everybody's something to hide", "I want you (she's so heavy)" and "The End".
Ritchie Blackmore is a master guitar player and should be top 10 along: Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmy Page, Rory Gallagher, Randy Rhoads.
I also like Hank Marvin (Shadows); Don Wilson and Nokie Edwards (The Ventures), Mark Knopfler, Allan Holdsworth, Santana, John McLaughlin, Al DiMeola, Paco de Lucia, Satriani, Vai, Van Halen, Malmsteen, etc...
For acoustic check these: Leo Kottke, John Renbourn and Bert Jansch, Michael Hedges, Tommy Emmanuel, Paul Simon, and many others...
So many great players, really should not be a competition, nobody at this level is better than other (each has a particular style) but I would recommend you to check all those players.
Blackmore is all technique. George had his own style and he was one of the best slide guitar players. Ask Clapton.
Being the best technical player doesn't make you the best of all guitar players, like chopping potatoes the fastest doesn't make you the greatest chef. It's creativity that does it, and George is obviously one of the best, especially when you think of his spectacular slide guitar skills. Check Behind That Locked Door, It's All For You and Cheer Down, just to mention a few. 🖖😊❤
Les 2 groupes ont les mêmes racines . Leur évolution musicale n'a pas grand'chose en commun, mais des retrouvailles de copains, çà se fait autour de ce qui nous rassemble . Je suis sûr qu'ils se sont régalés de cette scène .
Strange and wonderful
wonderful
If this is the condert I was at I think it was 1984 .I was in the front row slightly to thye left of the stage .I was pretty pissed at the time.Venue was Sydney entertainment Australia.Gillan announce that they had a lottery and the winner gets to play with the band and he announced the winner was from Liverpool (there is a suburb called Liverpool in Sydney) Out walked George Harrison ...for me to see one of the Beatles live was breathtaking .They played Im sure a couple of songs.
Its a pity that all you see is George back.
Well there’s a first for me. Fab. DPed!
Fr R.S. writeup: As the Beatles' lead guitarist, George Harrison never played an unnecessary note. In his solos and fills, he prized clarity and concision above all things. But every note made history, from the Cavern Club R&B frenzy of his breaks in "I Saw Her Standing There" to the hallucinogenic splendor of his contributions to Revolver and the matured elegance of his work on Abbey Road. innovations in his explorations of studio technology, tonal color and Indian scales.
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Едмнственный раз Блэкмор признал себе равного гитариста на одной сцене. БРАВО!!!
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George and Jon Lord were good friends and neighbors.
This is truly great stuff!
Thanks for posting this. :)
GEORGE MAIOR GUITARRISTA DO ROCK ... 17 ANOS JÁ ERA UM BEATLE
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GEORGE HARRISON IN 1984. AUSTRALIA WITH DEEP PURPLE IS AMAZING.
I´M FROM MEXICO. I´VE BEEN A FAN FROM GEORGE SINCE CHILD AND I SAW A GEORGE PLAYING IN A FUNNY NIGHT. I´VE NEVER HEARED ABOUT IT.
COULD ANYBODY TELL ME SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THIS CONCERT?
THANKS.....
way to go . keep up the great posts.there great so far
Am sure the Fans felt they died and made to Rock n Roll Heaven.
みんな、楽しそうー。仕事を忘れて、エンジョイしてる。最高だ。
I think George played one of Ritchie's guitar..I can tell by the large '70's headstock.George at the time still has the white Strat he used in Concert Fof Bangladesh,he has the ex-sonic blue "Rocky" Strat,and probably a candy apple red one,but they were all oldest pre CBS strats,with small headstock.
Blackmore is one of the few. Harrison's solo in Taxman demonstrates his amazing guitar playing The two of them together on stage is just a fabulous encounter.
Unfortunely,taxman solo is by mccartney
Fuckin' great, thank you very much! Gotta love how animated the early days of this reunion were.