FIRST TIME HEARING George Harrison - My Sweet Lord REACTION
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Although it is lovely to think he was saying hallelujah in other languages, he was in fact saying the meditative mantra of the Hare Krishna movement that was popularized in the 60's/70's. Also at the end he is giving shout-outs to the spiritual leaders and gurus of the Eastern religions into which he immersed himself. He used the word play between hallelujah and hare krishna to introduce Eastern religious themes into Western culture. This furthers his introduction of Eastern musical instruments into Western music during his time with the Beatles.
I believe it's more that the Hare Krisna's utilized centuries old Kirtan phrases and made them more available, for practice and ridicule, to the world.
I always thought Krishna was a HIndu God
@@WhatAboutThemApples He is, the eighth incarnation of Vishnu. He is one of the most popular gods in Hinduism. Vishnu in turn is one of the three major deities. The other name to Vishnu is Hari, written Hare in those lyrics.
Roy..... thank you for that comment!... you are so right on. George Harrison is praising Hare Krishna, not the God of Christianity.
@@waitingforchrist but doesn't all lead to the same place? asking for a friend...
One of George Harrison's quotes when asked about the names of the Lord & God he used in his lyrics of this song, was “It does not matter what you call Him, just call Him” That quote helped me ❤ ❤ ❤
4:31 To alter a meaningful line by Shakespeare A God by another name would be as loving. Thanks Will and George for the beautiful sentiment. Hippie 70.
I read that in a Beatles magazine ( still buy them whenever I see them in a magazine stand) and it's beautiful. I cried when I read it and it's so true ❤
@@karenjordan9607 ❤❤❤
Makes me remember an article I read...."What's In A Name?".
@@josephmorse4318 😊
Closed minded Christians got angry because he mixed western and eastern religion but as someone else said, that’s the point. Whatever you call Him, we’re all one with our sweet Lord.
Closed minded democrats are upset he sang about God at all! They get upset anytime you uplift people.
George is referring to Lord Krishna. Sorry
ironically, religious ppl seem to always be annoyed about something
Do we remember when every kid would ask each other "Who is your favorite Beatle?" I could never answer . I just loved the music. The day George passed and I could not stop crying for along, long time I finally knew who my favorite Beatle had been all the time.
I could always answer GEORGE...i was born in 1966, a few years before the Beatles broke up
That's so touching.
Favorite Beatle? The one we're talking about now. I feel that George Martin is also a Favorite Beatle. He was there to suggest, to create, to assist. I sometimes wonder how All Things Must Pass would have been if he would have produced, rather than Spector.
The "Quiet Beatle" made a lot of noise in his solo career. Not only had he performed with the biggest and best names, he spear-headed a number of humanitarian causes. I grew up on The Beatles, but George was the one who ultimately changed the way I looked at and felt about life. I think you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who didn't feel that way about the man. PS: Listen to WAH-WAH; nothing quiet about that one!!!
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
He's my least favourite Beatle
He helped mock Paul in Lennon's "How do you Sleep?" song and then barely mentioned John in his autobiography
Sounds a lot like He's So Fine :)
Yeah...except his causes ended up being frauds and his entire mantra was hippie bullshit. If you followed his beliefs am guessing your life has been one failure after another.
He was complicated IMO, "enlightened" but angry and petulant at the same time. He definitely wrote some good songs but outside of his core fans a bit overrated.
Amber, please react to a couple other George Harrison songs (by the Beatles):
"Here Comes the Sun" and "Something". I know you'll like both, but I absolutely guarantee you will fall in love with "Something"!!
Agreed - 'Something' is such a legendary song.
They reacted to ‘Here Comes the Sun’, and they absolutely loved it 😊
Something is right up their alley :D
Beeracuda/Amber: Also listen to what I feel is arguable his masterpiece - "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". George Harrison wrote it after returning from India, with The Beatles.
Herr comes the Sun is so wonderful
This song was the UK number 1 single on the day I was born, 13th February 1971. I'm having it as the last song at my funeral. Came into the world to it, can't think of a better song to leave it to.
This was not a Christian Song /He was singing bout Harry Christna Jesus. said NOT ALL THOSE WHO CALL ME WILL NOT ENTER HIS KINGDOM was a pop song in the early 70s
@@theodoreritola7641ur boring
That's really lovely. Hope it brings peace to you and yours
George is finally with our sweet Lord.. Was such a spiritual man.♥️ Rest In Peace George
He became a Christian because of a Brazilian F1 driver who talked to him about Jesus and he converted :)
Victory thru Christ, Yeshua. God Bless to you and yours, my friend
@@MichaelHutchings607885 🤗you too mate
@@MichaelHutchings607885 You too mate 🙏❤️
@@joellukeovercomingvictoryt8183 My understanding is that he was not. I mistakenly thought he was referring to Jesus. But Harry Krisna (spelling) Is not Jesus. But the religion of the peopl in, I think India.
I love George Harrison's songs. I especially like " Give me Love "
Love it also, but can’t get enough of “What Is Life”
Yes and Isn't It A Pity.
Give Me Love is another favorite song of mine 😍
Anything off All Things Must Pass
Old brown shoes too
Many of us are able to accept that there are different spiritual figures, and that is fine. I believe George Harrison was just such a person. He’s not rejecting anyone or anything. He is spreading love.
Amen.
absolutely
Jesus Christ says that you can't get to God unless you go through Jesus, the Son of God...Jesus is our salvation, he died for us do that we can be free...
@@swiater1 Sounds warlike
@@aquaticborealis4877 I leave George's salvation to George and the Almighty. It's still a beautiful song.
Church for us hippies back in the day. We truly wanted peace and love for all.
George was always the most spiritual of the Beatles
George Harrison wrote a total of 25 songs for the Beatles including: Something', 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps', and 'Here Comes The Sun'.
@Miles Doyle Miles, you need to consider the factor of BREVITY. why not instead of writing endless paragraphs of truths, that makes people turn away from the effort of reading so much, that you simply use the infinitely powerful words of scripture? God did it all, rest in His words......keep the truth short snd simple.
The crazy part is, if you listen to their solo careers you can tell which songs each of them wrote as the Beatles.
Speaking of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," have you seen the George Harrison Music Hall of Fame induction performance of that song performed by Tom Petty, George's son Dhani, Prince, and other top-notch musicians? There's even another version that includes Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, and other stellar performers. Look for each on TH-cam. You may enjoy.
@@BadgerBJJ You didn't have to wait for their solo careers to tell this. It was pretty obvious at the time that the Beatles songs came out, who wrote them and sang lead.
This song uplifts me, it's so full of joy, starting out speaking to Christians, then turning toward Hinduism and Buddhism to remind everyone that there's joy to be found in all spiritual journeys, and that we're not that different as seekers.
Christians aren't the originators of the word Hallelujah. It's Hebrew and found in the Old Testament. Everyone can share in this song.
I agree. This is a song about joy, not hate! It is sad that the comments digress. All should enjoy the song for what it is, a beautiful musical and spiritual journey.
Yes. George was raised as a Catholic.
@@debjorgo Catholics are much more likely to stray from their religious roots than any other Christian Denomination.
@@stevejoshua9536 The Christian bible was written by many different people, with contradictions. The Catholic church tries pull of their members together under one dogma. Naturally there will be disagreements. The wealth of the church is questioned, with all the poverty in the world. And some of their ceremonies, like the grey smoke when picking the pope, are kind of pompous.
He was by far the most spiritual beatle. He started the whole group in their spiritual, self aware, and cultural respect phase. He was a great song writer as well as a great singer. He was an all around wonderful guy. He had a fantastic sense of humor as well. ❤️
He had a side that was less noble. He certainly was not a good husband. I love the guy, but I'm just trying to inject some reailty into the discussion.
He was by far the beatle most interested in spirituality, like myself.
I truly feel/think Ringo was/is the most spiritual.
But he rejected Christianity for Hinu religion, which is his right to do.
Awesome -- He is terribly missed.
@@marcjacobscontinued9411 john and george i thought were more religious but paul and ringo were less
George was a Beatle but his soul was on a different level. He believed. ❤
Absolutely loved George Harrison….and this was further helped by the fact that me and a guy from the college next to the Art College I attended in Guildford we’re hitch-hiking from Guildford to Farnham….and George stopped and gave us a lift to the A31 turn-off! This was in April 1969. Nobody believed us…but it’s absolutely true. A memorable day for me.
Just wow!!!!!
If that's true, then what a brilliant experience!
What a great experience!
That's an awesome story Gill.
I believe, had a pal got picked up by Jimmie Page and Robert Plant . In Wales .
George Harrison was very transcendental. Upon hearing this song, John Lennon admitted, George had me believing there is a God.
George was a very talented, spiritual man. I miss him😢
Even if your non religious it`s has such a feel good factor, it`s calming , relaxing and chills you out.
Love this song! It is speaking directly to and soothing the soul, which everyone has, religious or not. That’s the source of the calming effect, I believe. Have a great day! 🙂
I am not only not religious I am normally super uncomfortable w/ religion due to being in a cult as a kid. This song though has this innocence to it that puts me at ease
@@supergeeky7529Same here, I’m an agnostic atheist but this song just feels like a call out to the universe and a longing to understand and connect with everything.
Copy that!
He was the most spiritual of the Beatles. He was into transcendatl meditation.
I have heard this song thousands of times, and it never gets old. It was a huge hit, and is stilled played on classic rock radio.
Mr Harrison released this song 3 months after the Beatles break up. He had also converted from being Catholic to Hindu. That's why you have the combination of Hallelujah & Hare Krishna. His voice was touched by an angel 😇
My catholic middle school had a nun who played guitar. We sang this song in choir and during Mass a lot. Im not even Catholic but i loved my first experience with God.
Funny a catholic nun singing about Hari Krishna, or did she not understand who this song was about?
You guys should react to "Something" by The Beatles. Written by George Harrison and featured on the "Abbey Road" album. An absolute favourite of mine. Much love from England 🏴
My favourite Beatles song, thank you for suggesting it from a fellow Brit
One of the best love songs of all time. Covered by at least 2000 artists since it came out.
He also wrote Here comes the sun 🌞
Love to you fellow Brit ❤
He was not translating Hallelujah into different languages but was naming all the Hindu Gods, I believe. It was a spiritual song that many religions could enjoy.
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
@@rickraybourn7456 All religions are false. End of. (I Say that because you were insulting someone
The chorus is chanting the Hare Krishna chant, which affirms him as god. It's what they chant when they're meditating and/or praying.
@@rickraybourn7456 take your bigotry somewhere else, no one here needs it....
@@rickraybourn7456 OK Karen.
I'm not in any way religious but this song to me is just a pure, forthright and honest expression of a longing for love, peace, compassion, and connection that I can't help but be moved by it.
This song is a literal cry out to God Himself, looking for a sign of hope in the darkest of times. It's perfect...
It is a cry out to a Hindu deity.
George was the first Beatle to have a Solo Hit with "My Sweet lord" in 1971. React to Georges "What is Life?"
please don't
Could not agree more with What is Life. Probably my favorite George solo song.
1970 it was!
Please DO react to “What Is Life.” It’s absolutely joyous and uplifting. So many great songs on the ATMP album. Don’t let the bitter, jealous Harrison haters convince you otherwise.
@@steve55sogood16 thanks, all the years seem to be blending together now.
What a song! Billy Preston, George's son Dhani, Paul, Ringo and others did this song as a tribute to George and it's absolutely wonderful!
AGREED
Yep ! Also totally agree 👍✌️
Dani Harrison his son sounds like him goosebumps ❤😊
I saw an interview with George's wife and she said when he was passing and took his final breath there actually was a white light surrounding him! I believe it. He was such a spiritual person.😢
george was beautiful
A true soul.
“Isn't It a Pity” by George Harrison is another one to add to the list! Beatles for sure!
Agreed! Such a lovely deep song.
Always been my favorite by George. And that's saying something.
That’s definitely my fave George song!
He was the most spiritual of the BEATLES 🙏
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
@@rickraybourn7456 Give it up
George Harrison has become my favorite Beatle over time. Very underrated for so long. But he wrote so many great songs later on before the broke up. It's amazing the talent they actually had in that band
As someone who's been seeking Enlightenment for over 40 years, this song expresses my love for God like no other. George Harrison was a wonderful soul, my favorite Beatle.
I seek no gods. But I find his simultaneous acceptance of another faith, while not rejecting his own, but rather incorporating it, to be so beautiful, generous, and kind. I don't seek deeper meaning in my life, but I respect those who do, and George is a champion of them all. Good luck in your search. Your journey alone, makes it worthwhile.
@@Tijuanabill your open-mindedness is awesome, but what if you are Eternal and you get to the end of your life and you find out that you really should have been doing something about it? To me, being certain that there isn't anything is just as bad as being certain that there is.
@@unifiedvision999 k
@@Tijuanabill why reply if u got nothing to say
@@unifiedvision999 Ok.
More than any other ex-Beatle, I think I like George's solo stuff the most. "Cheer Down" is a great song, as is "Got My Mind Set On You".
Love "Got My Mind Set On You"
I love the song cheer down it. I first heard it on Leathol weapon movie.
The live version (from Japan) of "Cheer Down" is definitely worth seeing - lovely slide guitar by George!
… as well as “All Those Years Ago”. Still makes me😭
I’m so glad to see you appreciating George Harrison, who was often overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney. I love his distinctive guitar playing and that lovely voice. This was from his first solo album after the Beatles. He was a wonderful peace loving soul. 😇 He’s another treasure who is missed. 🌺✌️
He’s my favorite Beatle
My favorite Beatle as well!
Happy Birthday, Baby George. 25/02/1943
The quiet, dark and mysterious Beatle.
Or was he?
At one of The Beatles' first recording sessions with George Martin, they were asked by George Martin " Is there anything you don't like?" and quick as a flash George Harrison said
"Well for one thing I don't like your tie!"
He had a great sense of humor (he was the major funder behind Monty Python's 'Life of Brian'). Also anonymous donor to other comedies through the years. He also enjoyed Formula One and raceways in general. Would you call those things something for the 'Quiet Beatle' to be enjoying?
They say he had laryngitis when they first came to US, so the press called him Quiet. Don't know for sure...
George said the reason he was called the quiet Beatle was because when they first came to the U.S. he didn't talk much. The reason was he had the flu or strep or something like that so he couldn't talk. That's the only reason he was quiet.
Simply the best ever song about religion or God
One Beatles song you've reacted to that was written and sung by George is "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Just amazing! I grew up on The Beatles but it took me until adulthood to really appreciate how talented and how gorgeous George was. Another solo song of his you'd like is "Apple Scruffs"! That was his pet name for the Beatles fans that hung around their recording studio.
The Hindu part of this is based on a style of deity worship called Kirtan. Chanting the phrases energizes different energy centers of the body and create bliss and connection to God and all. It's even more amazing sitting in a roomful of folks chanting the same words. Bliss beyond words. It's my Spiritual practice and I incredibly miss the group experience in the past 2 years.
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
@@rickraybourn7456 Krishna devotees are a peaceful humble people...respect for human beings and the earth..how many have been murdered in the name of your "True God"...shut the hell up and enjoy the music
@@rickraybourn7456 The only false thing here is you. Can you not be more creative than just copy and paste your ridiculous comment everywhere? Go take another tablet and take your hate speech elsewhere.
@@davidjames3080 Harrison was a deceiver
@@mariogmajner6549 You're a deceiver! See how that works?
This song is all at once relaxing and energizing, especially when the full band comes in. It makes my heart soar when that happens. Such a beautiful man and song!!
When the drums kick in?! Wtf!!!! A whole new feel.
I like that Amber even appreciated George's humming. I never thought about it before. I've been listening to this song for over 50 years and I must say I like his humming also.
Me neither 😊
One of the most beautiful songs 🎵 ever ❤ 😍 💕
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
Namaste! This was one of truly great songs of the 70s. This is more about a man's spiritual search. Harrison was the most underrated Beatle. He sings a list of Hindu gods. This is the song that sparked my interest in eastern religions.
Such an uplifting song, spreading the word of God in his many names and religions.
😃🛐
All I heard was 2 religions in this song
Jai Bhagwan! Praise God!
Still one of the most beautiful songs ever written, even if you don't believe in a God. Beauty is still beauty.
This song was co-written with Billy Preston who also released a version. During the "Concert for George", Billy Preston performed an amazing inspirational rendition of "My Sweet Lord" with an Allstar cast on stage, all while Billy kept the secret that he had terminal, end-stage cancer and died just a few months later. That rendition should be watched, and felt, by you and your watchers.
I love his version from that concert. It is the absolute feel good song .
Please supply a legitimate source for this opinion - that Preston co-wrote My Sweet Lord. Participating in the recording is NOT the same as co-writing.
@@alexhamilton9758 many people may not realize that the term Producer implies creativity in composition (writing, musical arrangements), Phil Spector said that while George Harrison wrote the lyrics, rhythm guitar and that excellent slide guitar work, Billy Preston created all the keyboard and Hammond Organ music (writing) and the band "Bad Finger" performed the rest of the instruments in the recording. In the Billy Preston version, Billy took more of a lead in Production, it has some differences in lyrics and composition especially to the back-up vocals as Billy wanted a more Gospel feel which George really enjoyed. The personal in the recording is the same. George let Billy release it first thinking it would be a bigger "hit" than his, but when Billy's version of the song fluttered on the charts, George released his version believing it would give Billy Preston the royalties and credit he deserved.
Oh yeah!
that whole concert would be fun to watch a react too, even the eastern stuff.
I will never take away from this song because it is so beautifully and perfectly done. Following his death, a number of well known musicians held a concert in George's honor. The concert included George's son, Dhani Harrison, on the acoustic guitar who is a spitting image of his father. This song was one of the songs they played with Billy Preston (you just reacted to "Nothing from Nothing" by Billy Preston) having the honor of being the lead vocalist. OMG! Billy did such an amazing job (as did the rest of the group) that I have no doubt in my mind that George was smiling down from Heaven. Even if you don't react to it, you have to watch the video. It will leave a positive and lasting impression with you.
Greatest concert ever!!
the guitar slide on this song is beyond beautiful.
As long as I can remember this song has brought me an abundance of warm, joyful, enduring feelings each and every time I’ve ever heard it. 💕
Thanks for listening to this one!
Some may feel this song is repetitive, but it’s actually hypnotic. I’ve heard it’s meant to be like a meditative mantra. You can hear the references to Hare Krishna. Whatever you think of it, My Sweet Lord was a huge smash hit. I believe at the time, it was the biggest hit by any solo Beatle, which I find ironic since when the band was together, George was always overshadowed by Paul and John. George was a swell guy and he has always been my favorite Beatle. May he Rest In Peace. ✌️
He is my favorite Beetle, too.
George was the Man.
It's like chanting, a prayer.
"Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" and "Got My Mind Set on You" are 2 more of his solo hits.
“Give Me Love” is pretty close to my favorite song in this world.
@@JoshuaTanzer I love,love,love it.
The chorus in the background, using 1970's technology was laid down one voice at a time. ALL the voices are George Harrison!! And the credit on the album sleeve is to the George O'Hara -Smith singers. The entire album is a masterpiece and the first post-Beatle album to hit number 1. A triple album that hit triple platinum within days of release.
The whole "Concert for George" is something to behold and to me, one of the top 5 live concerts ever put together. All his friends getting together playing all his songs. Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney on "Something" are just haunting together.
I've always loved the way this song starts, that 12-string guitar is just a wall of sound. Amazing!
That's because it's being overdubbed 12 times over my friend that's the Phil Spector way
George's first solo album "All Things Must Pass" is a treasure trove of incredible songs. The BEST of all the Beatle's solo albums
All Things Must Pass is one of my all-time favourite albums. It's a masterpiece. Arguably the best solo album by any of The Beatles.
My husband has it on vinyl 3 discs !
Agreed , first one to reach #1 too. Just an incredible album.
Followed closely by his 'Living In The Material World" album, which also topped the charts in 1973.
His two best solo records.
* I don't know about "All Things" being the best of ALL the Beatle solo albums though. Paul's "Band On The Run" was outstanding as well.
A song that reflects Harrison's inner personal journey in wrapping his head around that infinite cosmic force that people often refer to as Lord or God.
Idk how to describe how great y'all are together, but you both have the perfect energy 💯 Your vids flow so easy and your both mad open-minded, nothing but respect 🤙🏾💯
Agree
You should react to George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set On You". Absolute banger!
"What is Life" - fact is that first real solo album "All Things Must Pass' is a treasure.
George was always my favorite Beetle, I love the solo in :'Til There Was You" ... George was humble, down to earth, humorous and reserved but really was like the icing on the cake in the early Beetles -John and Paul would bring in a song then George and Ringo would just make up their own parts to it i.e. the guitar licks in "And I love Her" and main riff in "Day Tripper" were all George's input. That's the way most bands work. Plus "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something" on the last LP were among all the rest of the Beetles best catalog. "Something" likely the song most covered by other artist.
Anyway, you'll find his fingerprints on many songs in the late sixties and early seventies under alias. As a songwriter easily on par with John or Paul yet George was so just one of the guys he rarely if ever flaunted his talent nor celebrity.
"The Traveling Wilburys" - a band George pretty-much formed (created) out of happen-stance from 'Handle With Care".
"What is Life" is amazing!!! And "The Traveling Wilburys" are a great band...
If you watch the new documentary it seems like half of the songs that were on all things must Pass were worked out by the Beatles and they rejected them all..🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️😡😡
No, George was not your favorite Beatle. John or Paul was.
Don't forget "I Feel Fine" great guitar rift on that one!
All the harmonies are Harrison's voices dubbed in layers
In the album notes, they are listed as the "George Harrison Singers". 🙂
@@TheDunestrider Yes, that is what it says👍
This song always taps into deep emotions and has me in tears 80% of the time.
This song brings a peace of heaven to earth. Gorgeous George. ❤️
I love love love this song. Rest in peace, George Harrison 🙏🏾🙏🏾
He was one of the best slide Guitar players ever.
My Sweet George ❤❤❤
All Things Must Pass...George's solo album is one of the best by a Beatle and the Beatles as a group. He deserves more recognition than what he gets as a musician, artist and writer
This was from "All Things Must Pass", George's first album after The Beatles. He was the first Beatles to have a number one song, and a number one album. Great song, and great album. Also George did all the harmonies himself. Amazing artist.
You could not have picked a better song from George Harrison's solo career. This is my favorite of his solo songs. This shows his spiritual side.
What a line up of players on this song. You can distinctively here John on back up vocals. You had Clapton. And Ringos actually playing the drums on this track. RIP George and John 🙏
He thanks ALL the Guru's at the end that he met and helped him. The Beatles went off on a religious path for some years, and I believe that George Harrison continued along that path.
He is praising gods of the Hindu pantheon. It's a literal prayer.
❤️🙏
He found Jesus before he died.
There's a killer live version from "A concert for George" here on YT in which the great Billy Preston does the lead vocals, and Eric Clapton plays the guitar. You might also check out another great George tune called What is Life".
Love a bit of George ,he may not of got the recognition John and Paul did but he was everybit as talented.
George was a hidden 💎 in his own way I can think the Beatles had something special
About them all after the breakup they all went on to become famous on there own.
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George was always my favorite Beatle even from pre- Ed Sullivan days. His music was ever bit as creative and memorable as Paul and John's. George's commitment to social causes was primary and he basically established the blueprint for the charity rock concert. How so much talent was wrapped into four your lads from Liverpool will always be an astounding gift to the world.
HUGE hit back in the 1970's. When it came on the radio while we all were driving somewhere to have some fun....the car went quiet. We were all sitting there chillin.
Thanks guys!!
Takes me back to 1970, high school!
Generally, George played lead guitar, so I always listen for cool guitar work from him!!
George played all the guitar parts and sang all the backups on this song. Such talent
Not all the backup vocals. He had some female singers in there as well, for the chorus.
5 acoustic guitar players clapton frampton for a start
Truly one of the greatest singer, song writer, musicians of my generation. Listen to "Beware of Darkness" for an emotional journey. And of course "Something" (Beatles song George wrote and sang).
There are so many great songs from George’s solo career that have been mentioned by other comments.Here are a few more. “When We Was Fab” is about the experience of being a Beatle. “All Those Years Ago” is his tribute to John Lennon. His last album, “Brainwashed”, was released after his death from brain cancer and has some great songs. I would highly recommend “Any Road”, “Pisces Fish”, and “Looking for my Life” from that final album.
George had the first no.1 after the Beatles split he sadly passed in his 50s so he did eventually meet his "Sweet Lord" be at peace now George and God Rest!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
thanks george for your talent and legacy of your music to the world!
The all-star line -up that played this at his funeral was a tremendous performance
I love how he uses Christian chant of Hallelujah and Hindi Chant of Hare Khrinia which to me shows openess.
no, it shows what deluded misguided people were like in the late 60's, Too many drugs and gullible souls
@@leo1314ok Were you there or you just talking outta your ass?
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
@@rickraybourn7456 Krishna~Christ, same difference
@@leo1314ok Amen!
Wasn't a big Beatle fan but loved George Harrisons songs and his solo work and Something OMG what a beautiful song.
He was at his most "poppy" with an 80s hit called "I've Got My Mind Set On You" .. but he is perhaps the most underappreciated musician of the era... from being "the forgotten Beatle" to the calming, mellow sounds of his 70s music (influenced by his dive into Transcendental Mediation), to his more pop sound in the 80s with his solo career and one of the founding members of the Traveling Wilbury's...
He's a Legend
Everyone was still in shock that the Beatles had broken up. Now what?! Well, George blossomed.
Hi, My Sweet Lord sounds good, but he's not singing about Jesus, but a false god, Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, at the end when he says My sweet Lord, he says Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Harrison was in false religion, he wasn't singing about the Lord Jesus, but to his false god Krishna,
@@rickraybourn7456 Rick...not very inclusive of you.....His religion was NOT a false religion.We ALL believe and worship DIFFERENTLY!!! This is about SPIRITUALITY...NOT RELIGION/2 VERY DIFFERENT CONCEPTS!!! ACCEPTANCE IS THE KEY!!!!🕊☮💗💓🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Tell That to Patti Boyd Harrison Clapton.......😢
@@rickraybourn7456 Give it up
This is a terrific song; 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' is my fav George Harrison Song -- Please React to Disturbed - The Sound of Silence!
The “other guitar” is called a slide guitar. George was one of the best slide guitar players of the era.
He wasn't translating the word Hallelujah into other languages. It goes into the Hare Krishna mantra. George became very interested in Hindu spiritualism and transcendental meditation in the mid '60s. And this song blends both the Judeo-Christian with the Hindu. Basically saying no matter what your faith, at least have and keep that faith.
I love watching that moment when Amber totally finds the groove in groovy
You MUST check out Billy Preston’s version from the “Concert For George”. It will take you to church!!
The most high vibe song of all time
The other outstanding single from that "All Things Must Pass" album is " What Is Life" - an upbeat, high tempo foot tapper, with an irresistible guitar riff. You should hear that next, guys !
The entire album “All Things Must Pass” is fantastic. The title track, “What is Life?” So, so good.
Indeed a chillaxing song here Jay. Amber here's a clip from wiki on this specific song:
Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, while intending the lyrics as a call to abandon religious sectarianism through his blending of the Hebrew word hallelujah with chants of "Hare Krishna" and Vedic prayer. The recording features producer Phil Spector's Wall of Sound treatment and heralded the arrival of Harrison's slide guitar technique, which one biographer described as "musically as distinctive a signature as the mark of Zorro". Preston, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton and the group Badfinger are among the other musicians on the recording.
So Harrison wasn't translating anything. There's more on wiki if you want to research more on this song. Quite interesting.
Thnx you two ... Now on to more of ur reactions. Later
Best answer so far!!
George Harrison was a student of Eastern spirituality. What you hear at the end of the song is the Guru Mantra, which pays homage to the guru lineage that include Jesus Christ among others.
All Things Must Pass is another good George song.