1975 04 19/20 A conversation with George Harrison
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- Conducted by Dave Herman 19th 20th April 1975, Broadcast KSHE 94.7 FM Crestwood, MO, 18th August 1975.
Introduction, The early years, Beatlemania, the role of karma, Hinduism, choosing roles, the importance of sound, the music business, the end of apple, Dark Horse Records, the rock press, the 1974 tour, musical heroes, the new album. BC028
Great post. Thank you for sharing
Dave Herman was a great rock n roll DJ and interviewer - musicians respected him and felt him easy to open up to. Thanks for sharing his wonderful interview with George!
Hardly a Beatles fan but this man is mesmerising to the utmost
❤❤❤🕉🕉🕉♥️♥️♥️ missing George
Nice interview - interesting man.
Didn't bother Harrison at all that his lifestyle slowed down in the 1970s.
Slowed down was still a hundred times faster than ours.
Hare bol George! My dad was brought up a Catholic and told me never trust a Christian. I found krsna Lyla when I was 20 and moved through learning about other religion's. And aprouch it when I was adult as I was raised or rather not raised relegois. I became a prenerast and was able to practice polytheism with vigor.
Intresting to hear about the early American country music arriving to Liverpool and to their ears
Google "Cunard Yanks" & you'll get an idea how American culture started arriving here in Liverpool.
And then, he financed "Monty Python" and uplifted The Empire.
#Aloha, George
I can't find the RAGE story on ABC great story went on for hours
George Harrison (Liverpool, 25 de febrero de 1943-Los Ángeles, 29 de noviembre de 2001).
80 años
58 años
22 años.
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Dave Herman was a bad, bad person.
Just read his Wiki entry..
George was always a whiner...he always dissed the Beatles, yet he made a fortune from being a Beatle, giving him absolute freedom. His entire "transcendental schtick" was just an act. He had great moments, but all together he did never live up to what he claimed to be....
I agree with you George was a bitter fool
Not sure if you are trolling... Did we listen to the same interview? He mentions the fact that in the early days he absolutely loved playing; and then see his response re his overall feeling about being in the band at 50:45 ... Yes, one could argue he resented the baggage of 'Beatlemania', but to claim he "always dissed the Beatles" and that his "transcendental schtick" was an act is nonsense.
Whilst he was slightly limited,if we're talking about the best of the best, I'm so glad he wrote " here comes the sun" and that riff to "and I love her".
He's done far more than you and I. Just a sensitive bloke trying to hold onto his sanity. I couldn't have.
But taxman was a step too far giving his so called spiritual nature..but that's the yin to the yang of spiritual people
no one will know what it a was really like being in the Beatles. No way Macca or Lennon could have composed all those different lead parts like George did. They were stronger together than apart. Macca wrote a lot of crap post Beatles.
sorry you were born in the 2000s
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