George Harrison - Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea
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Music video by George Harrison performing Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea. (C) 2002 G.H. Estate Ltd, under exclusive licence to Calderstone Productions Limited, a division of Universal Music Group
Every time I watch and hear George, I miss him all the more. I had a chance meeting with him at a hotel in Los Angeles. Waiting for an elevator after checking in, I was carrying two suitcases. The door open and as is normal for me, I wait for everyone to depart before I get in. Suddenly there he was... holding a uke in one hand and a light bag in the other. He said, “checking in?” I replied “ yes,” and he said, “nice hotel, this one.” Then he left. I think Olivia and Dani were with him but I don’t really remember. Crazy.
He was so down to earth which is one of the many reasons he’s my favourite Beatle.
How fun!
Yes but he is still oddly with us and he said he would be -
Great!!!!
He was an electrician for a while. He might have been the only Beatle to hold an actual normie job?
I've always been a "Lennon guy", but as the years pass, it is easy to understand why so many people have said that George was their 'favorite Beatle'.
Thanks, man.....I hope you are resting well......
Hi, this is a cover
@@sebastianrojasguzman1511 so? the OP never said it wasn't.
@@michaelheckman9162 I wanted to make it clear, just in case people didn't know it... George is one of my favorite composers... But this song isn't he's and that's important to know
Feel the same way
The same
What is so wonderful in this video is that everyone is smiling their asses off. They're loving every minute of this. You see the same thing in the Wilbury Brother videos. It's obvious that working with George is a dream!
And a blessing.
Joy Stinson Nice bait lol
The early Beatles were usually smiling, too.
All wonderful observations. I tried to model my life after George’s. Two words: God and Service. (And of course great music!)
He was love ..and loved and was loved.. fabulous person- gifted artist -smart and so cool -good to people
I don't want you
But I hate to lose you
You got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
I forgive you
'Cause I can't forget you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
I want to cross you off my list
But when you come knocking at my door
Fate seems to give my heart a twist
And I come running back for more
I should hate you
But I guess I love you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
BETWEENTHEDEVILANDTHEDEEPBLUESEA
Thank you
Thank you!!
People listen Up the words are in the song! Clowns posting lyrics are useless kittens.
I wish someone loved ne as much as George loved his Ukuleles 😂
Gettatown sameeee
Or as much as we love George...
@@sunny_days2489 YES
@@sunny_days2489 this is impossible, Because this man is fkng precious 💕💕
So true he took him everywhere probably because they were so small and easy to carry and he handed them out like they were boxes of chocolate
I own a Ukulele just because of George. Thanks for the influence, George.
George's biggest mentor was, of course, George Formby. Pity they couldn't have played together
That's as much a ukulele as George Formby's ukulele - i.e. not a ukulele...
@@BenZaniline Didn't Formby play the banjolele?
@@simontaylor2319 7
same here bought one because of him
Every time he saying “devil and deep blue sea” I feel my soul is purified
Same
he was so handsome and he has such beautiful eyes and that smile of his could melt your heart love and miss you sweet george Harrison
He makes me smile so much❤️
I love hearing his voice, it’s a lullaby, he brings me joy, has helped me fall into a deep sleep, when all I’ve done before is toss and turn/cry. he’s replaced Ringo as my favorite Beatle, and I can’t help but smile uncontrollably seeing his face/hearing his voice❤️
He wasn’t that handsome
@@Lay_Z people have different tastes yknow
@@Lay_Z OH he sure was - and sexy as hell
how did George manage to still look adorable even when he was older
0lder???....was he 70 here?
George will always be adorable
mainly because he was adorable :)
How could he not? I'm not aging as well, but then I was never as adorable looking as George. He was always the best looking of the Fab Four!
@@bellylaughing That's the first time I've heard that... the screamin' girls almost always fawned over Paul or Ringo the most
I just looked up how to play this and found it has SIXTEEN chords!!! Talk about deceptively simple!
Evil Twin i know how to play it
Joachim dose Stuff good for you. We’re all very impressed
I know right! Though, Give Me Love has 21... George sure knows how to make songs with plenty of chords
21? I didn't know that.
Give Me Love has 12 chords.
Arguably, George's voice suits this "old-timey" music even more than Paul's.
From the very start Paul's head was far too big headed (conceited) and that's never changed.
Hi Jamston; yeah; it's those high notes he sings; it's great; much love; God bless u
Still cant rule out the fact that Paul is also amazing in such songs. Honey pie, for example
@@bellylaughing How could Paul possibly even be too conceited?
@@bellylaughing Hey, when you've got it, you've got it.
Damn! Now I'm going to have to walk around the rest of the day with this stupid grin on my face! Been loving George for over fifty years, and I appreciate him more each time I see/hear/read about him. Monster talent and seems to be as decent a chap as you could ever want to meet.
😁
George is sadly missed by us all.
One of George's most underrated tracks
and yet this is a cover george didnt actually write it .but he makes it his own
I just heard it the first time -- 09/15/17
In what way is it "underrated"? What does that even mean?
@aidan's angels Except for the part where the song was written before any of them were born.
@@ank3324 he did watch google
I have no favourite Beatle, but there are some things l love best and specifically in each of them. To me George was always the spiritual, sweet one. He's the Beatle I look for when I want to feel at peace and search the depths of my inner self. 🖖😊❤
He was probably the funniest too, or maybe that would be Ringo.
@@macmuggo5459 I vote for Ringo, but they were all funny, each in their own way.
Excellent comment!
I think he was the most decent in sharing his life- talent - the most open - the most loving -
His love for the uke made me go and get one and learn it....
MusicFreak Smith I play mine out on my back porch at night, the stars and the calmness of playing my ukulele helps my hurts go away. As much as I love playing piano it is hard to pull around something so large and heavy. I've even played the several chords I know sitting around on a camping trip and notice the radio was turned off and I had people listening to me play at random.
I love having a ukulele that I can take with me anywhere and I owe my inspiration to finding one to George as well.
You ever hear the funny story the late Tom Petty told about George? He said George once took him over to the trunk of his car, and George had a trunk full of ukuleles. He dug around and pulled out one or two and gave them to Petty. Petty said George earnestly told him to take them as, "You never know when you may need one..." Like he was giving him jumper cables or a tire jack....
Dkelly26666 I got my uke from a woman who sings at my mom's church, it was sitting in the back of her car.
Same reason I bought one😊
dkelly26666 I love this story. Petty said that he, George and Jeff Lynne would sit around and play ukelele into the wee hours. George LOVED playing the ukelele! We were taught to play it in high school (a long time ago.) Now, people are really into the it again. I’m thinking of getting a ukelele myself.
One of George’s best interpretations. Great voice, jazzy atmosphere and, obviously: ukulele!
Was it? It had 6 strings.
@@SpringfieldGuy yep. Kamaka 6 string ukulele.
@@SpringfieldGuy It is a 6-string tenor ukulele. The first and fourth strings are doubled; the first strings are tuned in unison and the fourth strings are octaved.
HELLO FROM JOE NANIA
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea George Harrison I don't want you
But I hate to lose you
You got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea I forgive you
'Cause I can't forget you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue seaI want to cross you off my list
But when you come knocking at my door
Fate seems to give my heart a twist
And I come running back for more I should hate you
But I guess I love you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea Songwriters: HAROLD ARLEN, TED KOEHLER© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC, S.A. MUSIC
Deep blue seal 😂
This is a sweet cover from a 1932 tune. George was so great, and I think he wrote some of the best Beatles hits in their later years together. "Something", "Here Comes The Sun", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Taxman"...and also some of the best post Beatles too. Miss you George!
This actually would have fit perfectly on the White Album, even if it wasn't one of their songs.
This is a slightly different mix / performance than the studio track from George's 2002 Brainwashed album which featured a strummed acosutic guitar intro instead of the doubled dowbeat and guitar riffs intro heard here. This was from a live soundtrack performance from March of 1991 at a George Formby Convention held at Winter Gardens in Blackpool and eventually later broadcast on June 6th included in the 1992 TV segment of 'Mister Roadrunner' with Jools Holland (piano) and Joe Brown (guitar) & Mark Flannagan (guitar), Herbie Flowers (bass) and also features world reknown drummer & percussionist Ray Cooper and George on 6-string Uke.
ChristianFreedude What section is from the George Formby Society performance?
That is really useful information. I had wondered about this. Thank you very much ChristianFreedude.
thank you
Dave Edmonds on upright bass, no? at least in the video.
That's Gilson Lavis on the upright bass, not Dave Edmunds - he's the drummer in Jools Holland's band (Rhythm and Blues Orchestra) ...and was the original drummer in Squeeze. I don't think he actually plays double bass, and is just miming for the video.
George the most handsome Beatle
This is the original version without the album overdubs, I guess. Sounds fab!
His voice is still so beautiful hear.Named my first son Harrison.
This version was, I think, filmed/recorded for Jools Hollands' documentary Mr road Runner from c, 1991. It's a musical journey for the lost chord that takes him from Memphis to Nashvillle. Parts on on yourtube. It;s a birlliant programme with a lot of great artists featured.
Of course it's "fab". He's .25 Beatles fab. (joke)
In 1991 Harrison appeared on Jools Holland’s Channel 4 show Mr Roadrunner, in which Holland travelled to Tennessee and Mississippi in search of the music of America. In one section of the show, Holland pitched a “musical tent” in which he discovered Harrison, who played ‘Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea’ on a ukulele, with backing from
Jools Holland on piano,
Ray Cooper on drums,
Joe Brown and
Mark Flanagan on guitars,
Gilson Lavis on stand-up bass, and
Herbie Flowers on tuba.
Mr Roadrunner was first broadcast in the UK on 6 June 1992. ‘Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea’ was first recorded by Cab Calloway in 1931, Harrison’s Brainwashed version was a remix of the TV recording.
I think the secret user, Georgeharrison Georgeharrison Official Channel made the powers of this song called Between The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea by George Harrison in Lost Effect.
I thought maybe it was Dave Edmunds in the red shirt playing guitar. Shows you what I know- very little. In any case, I've come back to this video over half a dozen times. Harrison's voice is so reed thin here, but it's perfect for this.
@@DUCKSAREEVILLLLLLLL It's Joe Brown
Why is this so underrated?? This song is beautiful
A fun cover of a wonderful song. George seemed to be such at ease playing this song and every instrument didn’t overwhelm the other. RIP George and thanks for writing, recording, producing, and playing so many songs and leaving them for us to enjoy and introducing others to
He didn't write this- it's an old song from 1932 -Harold Arlen wrote the music and Ted Koehler wrote the lyrics
@@musicformonsters I know he didn’t write this song hence why I said it’s a cover
It’s unfortunate that you could tell the lung cancer was getting to him. He was a heavy smoker unfortunately but doesn’t take away how great he held up in this cover and how happy he was! Rest in Power my friend
This video was recorded year's before his lung cancer, back in 1991.
@@ChristinaTelles Well, more like the cigarettes were really affecting the way he looked I guess
A great song by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler, written and published in 1932, and performed wonderfully by George and company. Bravo!
He was like 60 something years old and had more hair and volume that guys in their 30s . He has a very 1968 look
George is 48 here, LOL. This was taped in 1991.
@@dkelly26666 you sure?
@Quiet Dove I know that
The best beatle!!!
My daily dosage of George
and i was thinking i was the only one needed a daily dosage of him..lol..
Now that he’s my favorite Beatle, I require at least, 265 mg of George an hour😂
Looks like I'm not the only one addicted person here...😛
I have no idea what George would be up to if he were around today, but I know that the world is that much darker without his light.
I could of sworn this was on spongebob ...
Lovey Nerd no it just has that old timey down by the sea feel
Lovey Nerd Ur probably mistaking that for Livin’ in the Sunlight, Lovin’ in the Moonlight by Tiny Tim. It’s also got ukulele sounds but it was the one used in spongebob.
MTBSTUDIO oh ok
It was. Down Here In The Deep Blue Sea
The FUN song hahaha
I remember my grandpa listening to this song (or a different version done by Bing Crosby or Louis Armstrong..?) and I fell in love with this song, and when I heard this version I loved it even more. I'm so thankful that my Grandparents showed me some great, classic music at a young age.
This song was originally done by an artist called Cab Calloway
Zenyatta I was thinking the song sounds vaudevillian. Thanks for the Cab Calloway info.
Zenyatta so that’s the version I heard when I was playing Bioshock.
The version you heard from your grandpa was probably by armstrong
It was.
Oh, George!!. ¡Qué gran músico! ¡Y qué pensamientos más nobles lo encumbraron como ser humano! Ojalá hubiera más gente como él. Un orgullo para Liverpool, para Inglaterra y para el mundo entero. Siempre estará en mi recuerdo.
He was adorable all his life, even when he was older, my sweet George ❤️
He's also not around 42 here
One of the fine songs that are on the outstanding "Brainwashed" album. I truly miss you George! R.I.P.
None of the fab four brought so much happiness in my life after their break-up than gentleman hippie George
I've been humming this all day, so I had to stop by and hear him sing it ....again.
I play this song every day now. It cheers me up so much
Can never forget George’s voice!
Lyrics
I don't want you
But I hate to lose you
You got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
I forgive you
Cos I can't forget you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
I want to cross you off my list
But when you come knocking at my door
Fate seems to give my heart a twist
And I come running back for more
I should hate you
But I guess I love you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
I want to cross you off my list
But when you come knocking at my door
Fate seems to give my heart a twist
And I come running back for more
I should hate you
But I guess I love you
You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea
You've got me in between
The devil and the deep (The devil and the deep)
The devil and the deep blue sea
They should play this song at the 2024 Republican Convention.
What a wonderful song ! George .. oh George , where art thou ? The world misses you everyday, you insights, humbleness, lovely music , even your soothing voice .. RIP
The way he looks so natural with that ukulele. George is just having a great time on this video. I never seen this before until today
Incredible how Ray Cooper is like the Dungeon Master, he appears in every band, every concert, every show!!! With every performer! This video is just great. I wonder if it was a playback or a mix of live and playback. So well performed.
Don't forget Joe Brown and Jools Holland. They're in the band as well. Not sure who the others are.
the whole band-
When he's on stage, you know it'll be historic.
But each time, with less hair 😅
@@surfallday6583 Herbie Flowers is on tuba (he contributed the iconic bass riff to Walk on the Wild Side), Gilson Lavis - Jools Holland's drummer is (mimimg?) on double bass. and Mark Flanagan, I think, is the lead guitarist.
So i see as of 9/21/2020 there are 162 moronic thumbs down. George was the best.
Well, those people think todays country is country.
Ridiculous as it may be ( and any thumbs down amount is ) at least they were still allowed the option to dislike something with a simple icon click.
@@johnhollows2374 agree since TH-cam has gone full communist
@@jwhartwayne George really is the best though 😊
Can't beat a bit of George.. And Ray Cooper..
And everybody in the video is a great musician that nobody knows in America
Fav Beatle by far
George was gifted guy, perhaps the best Beatle of all.
agree- they all were but I prefer his gift to the others
Why doesn't this have more views?! George was the best😍🤗
Joe Brown sitting in on guitar.
Yup, and Jools Holland on piano. Herbie Flowers on tuba, if I'm not mistaken.
Joe is one of my favorites. Would love to see him tour USA
"Sitting in" is a bit of an understatement!
they were very good friends.
THE BEATLES LOOK DIFFERENT HERE.
Awesome, George!!!!
That George Harrison smile makes my day go on so much better after seeing it
George Harrison.... a deep thinker yet a simple guy who just loved music and absolutely adored making it. R.I.P.
Whenever you need reminding just how great life can be, just play this vidya.
😄
Peace & Love everyone.
✌
Dhani Harrison en el documental del "concert for George" platicó que su papá llevaba a todos lados dos uckeleles por si alguien queria tocar con el
I DONT WAAANT YOU
-George Harrison
George was the BEATLES for me.
All the musicians loved playing with him,look at the smiles,nuff said
Looks like GH is playing a 6-string Kamaka tenor.
6 pegs, but 4 strings? Looks like tuned like a guitar top strings. E-G-B-E
Ah sorry. It looks like that but they're playing in F. In that case A-C-E-A ?
Aww george is so precious and I love this song so much❤️
George was Jack Johnson before Jack Johnson was Jack Johnson.
beautiful song of beautiful men
That unmistakable Harrison smile at 1:04 and then again at the end at 2:41 !
Ahh, maybe it's just me but this is definitely the best version of this 1920's classic... Or wait... Is it 1930's?... Yeah, I think it actually was in the flirty thirties, either way, that doesn't really matter, all that matters is this is an amazing cover of an absolute oldey, thank you George!
I like it the most of all the covers -yes
@@musicformonsters rock n roll.
That style of music is so cheesy but i'm a sucker for it every freaking time.
You're a fool. You're calling one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th century "cheesy". Check out the oeuvre of Harold Arlen, as well as the work of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, and Jerome Kern. They were far greater than the Beatles.
@@donaldsaigh8785 Jesus I said *style* Also I am googling them now but they better be REALLY dam good to be better then the Beatles.
Eh, there good but that's all big band/orchestra/jazz. If we are talking Rock Beatles are number one. Also I'm sorry but Glen Miller was the king of the big band sound.
@@jonathanlewis6146 This isn't big band, and Glen Miller was a bandleader, not a composer. George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, Jerome Kern, and Harold Arlen created the songs that are the standards of popular music. The songs are not a style of playing. They are the compositions that have been established in the repertoire of popular music, the way the Eroica has been established in the repertoire of symphonies. The only Beatles' songs that have come close to becoming standards are 'Yesterday' and 'Something'. Google 'Porgy and Bess', America's greatest opera that contains the greatest songs of the 20th century: Summertime, It Ain't Necessarily So, I Got Plenty of Nuthin', Bess You Is My Woman Now, My Man's Gone Now, I Loves You Porgy', There's A Boat That's Leavin' Soon For New York, et.al. These songs contain a beauty and emotional depth the Beatles were never capable of. They have been covered by artists of the first rank for decades. Check out the TH-cam video of Willard White and Cynthia Haymon singing Gershwin's Bess, You Is My Woman Now' to understand that the Beatles are not the be all and end all of music.
@@donaldsaigh8785 OOOHHH, I see the confusion now. I thought you were claiming that "Gershwin" was more famous then the Beatles, correct me if I am wrong but what you are actually saying is that although Gershwin may not be as popular media wise currently, his influence can be found far more often than that of the Beatles. And if that is what you are saying than I totally agree with you, but as a counter point I will mention that Gershwin's been around since the late 1800's, as opposed to the Beatles who started only 60 years ago. So yes, you are correct that Gershwin has probably had a larger hand in music, but the Beatles did not only make great songs, *they helped make a new genre* and that genre has already split into multiple others, and those subgenres will most likely have subgenres of their own in the future. So that's why I think as time rolls on the Beatles influence on music as a whole will completely overshadow that of Gershwin's, but that's just speculation- I could be completely and utterly wrong. It's nice to talk with someone who actually knows what their saying for once, nowadays people don't talk like this, they just yell louder than the other person.
The joy on everyones face ❤
There he is. The guy that obviously carried on the Beatles
Reminds me of For you Blue
George proved it was cool to like this kind of music because it is.
This was his last hurah and i gotta say he still had it rip gone too soon
Utterly charming.
So nice to see one of the Friar Park gnomes on horn!
Herbie and Georgie up there now playing silly
Jools Holland was so young on this!
He died with the admiration of his peers and the world which isn't such a bad legacy to leave.
Love the down to earth approach to this it’s perfect I’m happy 😃
Miss you George 🎸🎶
I play this track from Brainwashed all the time.This clip has made me play it more often still.
Brilliant. George's voice and the guitar solo, in particular, are my fave parts of this excellent version of this song.
Our Georgie. How we miss you.
is george playing the same one paul used in his tribute concert
Such a sad sad loss to music George Harrison 😢
Herbie Flowers who played tuba is such an amazing musician who played on many hit songs like Lou Reed's Walk on the wild side (both Upright & bass guitar), Paul McCartney's My Love, David Bowie's second album, T-Rex... and the list goes on.
As well as the band Sky he formed with John Williams!
Baritone horn, not a tuba. Tuba is much larger. Common mistake.
@@SpringfieldGuy Very good, thank you :)
Always learning something new about the Legends.Something very charismatic about the late great Sir George Harrison playing the ukelele! Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant , good to see everyone smiling .👍😎
That was great. Made me smile.
Nice ensemble there with George - and they all seem to be having fun.
George was and still is... So special bloke.. I love him so much!!
Spongebob Harrison?
Sir Paul talks about George's love of the ukulele during his concerts and then pays musical tribute to same by performing a solo rendition of "Something" on the ukulele. I have seen him do this in concerts in Los Angeles and Detroit and it is one of the more memorable emotional moments amongst a bevy of emotional moments at a Sir Paul concert...
I so much miss George...He was the best Beatle in my mind...This song is has all of the Beatles feel that any post Beatle songs.
It's a cover lol
@@elhinm07 The Beatles performed a fair few covers - especially in the early days.
Aww I love George :'c
Dark Horse, forever!
Wow, what a great version of the old jazz dong
Didn't know this was a cover 'til now...
I've made a new habit of watching this to cheer myself up. It's kind of perfect.
Cool song, i've don't hear about it before
I think besides Lennon George make the Greatest post-beatle stuff