George really hit a home run with his debut solo album. His voice was in top form, and his songwriting had blossomed to perfection by time the Beatles broke up. He was only 27 years old!
@@popgardenradio All things must pass is the first album he sings his songs on. The Wonderwall album was a soundtrack, and Electronic Sounds was experimentation with a moog synthesizer. He didn't promote or release any songs from those albums. I don't consider Two Virgins John Lennon"s first solo album either, though he did it first.
There's an insanely ethereal, dream-like beauty to "Isn't it a Pity." I am not sure how it was rejected as a Beatles song, but it's undoubtedly one of George's finest moments.
@@dannordenbrock483 I am not suggesting otherwise. When I talk about it being rejected by other bandmates, it's more out of bewilderment. Before the Let it Be sessions (which saw it rejected), the song was dismissed a couple of years earlier. I believe George was hoping it would be on the White Album. Additionally, Mark Lewisohn says the song dates back to the Revolver sessions, so apparently, George kept presenting the tune and trying to get it passed. It was not a one-and-done.
@@tylerbolden6189 Absolutely agree. The mind boggles that L&M could not see the genius of this song. I can now understand why Harrison felt he was being kept down by L&M and I believe it too.
Dear George, Just in case the internet reaches wherever you are today, I wanted to write and thank you for all your great music over the years. Those of us who are still here and were lucky enough to share the Earth with you, owe you a debt we can never repay. As Lead Guitar player for The Beatles, you did amazing work. As a solo artist, you reached even higher, in both technique and song writing. YOU are the reason MILLIONS of us learned to play the guitar (to varying degrees). YOU are the reason I play a Gretsch Country Gentleman and a 1963 Rickenbacker 360-12 twelve string today. YOUR inspired playing and soloing style is something those of us you touched, aspire to. The way you could turn a phrase in a song lyric is something we all wish we could do the way you did. Few of us reach your level, but it was YOU, who showed us what we should try for. Sure, there have been other guitarists since you, who have shown us their own musical techniques (and please say hi to Eddie Van Halen for us). But if YOU hadn’t been there first, there may not have been Eddie’s guitar artistry. I realize you most likely never intended to start all that you did, but you indeed did. And WE were the beneficiaries of your incredible talent for these things (as well as making lasting friendships among the musicians you’ve played alongside). There is videotaped evidence that my previous statement is true (“A Concert For George”), in which your son Dhani played with a large number of the world’s most famous musicians, and about which your lovely widow (quoted by Paul McCartney), when your wife looked at Dhani, who DOES look a lot like you, then looked at everyone else on stage, said), “It looks like the rest of you got old, while George stayed young!”. I suppose what I’m trying to say is simply, Thank You, George, for all the good you did for untold millions of us. NONE OF US will ever be able to properly thank you for it all. Not the people who love your music, not the people of Bangladesh.who are alive today, directly because of your efforts, and certainly not those of us who became musicians after seeing and hearing the seemingly effortless way in which YOU could make music exist where there was nothing before. Sincerely, Ed Ryba
Yeah dude... im really sure a guy whos been dead for 20 years in a grave, is 'reading' this. Good man, u need to get a grip and stop smoking the doobie with your band. Clear ur head.
George was such a wonderful songwriter and had the greatest voice. He was always my favorite. I fell in love with George the first time I saw the Beatles. I was 12 years old. I am 70 now and have loved him for 58 years. His big smile and big brown velvety eyes always made my heart beat a lot faster. His voice was phenomenal. Rest In Peace, George. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
@@hectorvalle1031 , Yes I have listened to all his music. I love it all. George was so wonderful. Times of his life affected his music and what he wrote.
The lyrics in this song are very simple but it's quite rare to find lyrics like this in most songs. Because usually the lyrics of most songs are just about blaming one person who causing heartbreak. Thats why this is one of my favorite song because the lyrics in this song is just more realistic.
This seems such a personal song and his lyrics are spot on which proves the song is timeless. I am 74 and back in 1963 my parents' marriage had finished. I knew nothing of the Beatles as I had been brought up in Africa and only came to England permanently that summer. My mother had rented a house in Birchington, Kent for the summer and my father stayed at a hotel for 2 weeks, probably Margate. He told me a pop group called The Beatles were staying at his hotel and did I know of them. I didn't, but 2 months later I certainly did and fell in love with George immediately. Ringo was too geeky looking, John was too serious and Paul was too baby-faced but George was just dreamy. Where has time gone?❤
The Beatles were, for sure, a unique and wonderful band. That being said, Paul and John, failed to really look beyond themselves as the heart and soul of the group. Stepping outside the bubble, it’s simply obvious how extremely talented George and Ringo were and are. They were both taken for granted. George’s “Beatles” contributions , were just brilliant, and Ringo is globally regarded by professionals as THE DRUMMER, who inspired them. Let’s not forget his backbeats made every Beatles song what it was. Together, there was no band like them, and they continually rewrote the genre. Individually, they created four most memorable separate paths. I grew up with them, and they’ll always be my favorite band… thanks to the FAB FOUR for making my day every time I hear any of their songs, whether as a group or on their own.. I’m especially happy to be able to grow older and still have Ringo and Paul around to make new music, and play the old songs.. As Ringo so fondly says… “Peace and Love”
They were not taken for granted. George took a while to develop his songwriting skills. It wasn't until the White Album that George was on the level of John and Paul. They certainly respected his playing, and George helped John write She Said, She Said. Ringo wasn't a writer, but they usually gave him a song to do in every album.
Isn't it a pity that you're no longer with us George? Sorry, I forgot... actually you're always with us in our hearts, but not physically present anymore....😭❤️
@Marjan P I prefer to think that George is still with us. Thank God he left us with a brilliant catalogue of his work. His kind soul still reaches out to the planet.
Isn't it a shame? Life here is so so fast, like a flame, but some flames keep on, and this is George's music, still as relevant yesterday, today and always, only thing I learned from George's untimely passing , Is enjoy people like George when they are here, cause tomorrow is promised to no one, George thank you for all your amazing music, and I am Soo greatful to his son and wife , for continuing to release his music, for all his fans still here. I own this album in so many versions , I lost count, so add one more , Love 💕💕 and ,Call on the name of the Lord, he is awaiting us all.
I want to really compliment to Harrison's channel editors, they are really doing a wonderful job in creating this kind of music videos (see also While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
I always find it difficult to comprehend that I have never been around at the same time as George. Same with John occasionally. He had such a bubbly personality that his presence is still lively in the world today. May Paul and Ringo continue with the Beatles legacy for years to come!
Jesse, if you get the chance, go see Paul and Ringo in concert. If you already have, go see them again. I saw Paul in concert in 2017 and it was an incredible experience. I can't believe this year will be 41 years since John was murdered and 20 since George died. George was the same year as 9/11 and the news was covering 9/11 non-stop but when George died, the news covered that too. That's how much the Beatles mean to us culturally.
John was very much a great lecturer and showman. I wouldn't go so far as to say he was a conman because he truly believed in the lessons that he preached, but I'd say he certainly was a hypocrite in that he didn't practice what he preached. He was a mysogynist who admitted to being emotionally and physically abusive to women and he also abandoned his first son Julian when he was divorced from his first wife and only left him £100,000 at that time and Julian was left nothing in John's will. According to Julian his father told him that his son Sean was conceived in love with Yoko but Sean came out of a whisky bottle. John and Yoko were not nice people but they were excellent teachers and they did promote world peace, even if it was done for self-serving purposes. I'm 62 and I adored both of them for years and I still recognize her talent, but it doesn't make her a decent human being. She isn't. He wasn't.
Correction, that is John said that Julian came out of a whiskey bottle. (Funny, whiskey has the exact opposite effect on me!) Guys am I right? If you know what I mean. Babe, I swear this never happened before. Really, give me a minute, try...
I've always considered Isnt It a Pity to be his deepest, humble and most fundamental compostion. The words are simple and the message very clear. It's like being very true to oneself, but understanding we all have faults. This version is so laid back that it almost sends the listener the message subliminally. I'm surprised he didn't include this with the bonus tracks on the redigitalized All Things Must Pass. An absolute masterpiece as this is.
That yearning, searching quality in George’s voice has always spoken with such clarity and understanding to my heart, soul and mind, and, I suspect, always will…
Perfect description, I 100% agree. I relate to his yearning and searching. George has always been my favorite Beatle since my first memory of him in 1966 when I was 4, probably from seeing him on one of my older brother's albums.
George was a genius in his own rite. I read recently an interview with his friend Eric Idle, who said something like, "you have no idea how difficult it is to go on stage with John Cleese and Michael Palin." To paraphrase George's reply, "you have no idea what it was like to go into a studio with John Lennon and Paul McCartney." If he'd been in any other group, George would've been the singular star. But as fate and the wheel of karma would have it he was in the Beatles, and while he may never be given the full credit for his contributions, without him the Beatles wouldn't have been as bright a star in the sky of music.
What I love most about this song is its timelessness. George as a spiritual person understood the foibles of human nature more than most and was seemingly forgiving. His soul lives on
I love the stories of late bloomers, who take years to learn and master, and then finally, hit a home run with their skills. George's solo career was one such story, and boy was he a genius! Really wish he was here with us physically, though his spirit is much more alive than anything.
George was underrated. And Ringo too. They stood in the shadow of the two big boys in that group. But they held their own with the most important musical organization in history.
TEARS FILL MY EYES. Beautiful rendition. Incredible artwork. THE WORLD MISSES YOU GEORGE I would of enjoyed ''Take 27'' on the album with the other 2 versions. All Things Must Pass is my favorite work by any member of The Beatles.
@@Bruce15485 Couple of months ago I watched Pt.2 of ''George Harrison: Living in the Material World on HBO and was blown away. th-cam.com/video/fJh9O8pI4Ck/w-d-xo.html Pt 2 includes a lot of "All Things Must Pass." The movie is as good as the the trailer. I think Netflix has it also. Tried to find it on utube and elsewhere, but no luck. Looking forward to Pt.1. Back in the 70's a buddy and I drove to Louisiana to see George & Billy Preston right after the Bangladesh Concert. Excellent!
There is ''George Harrison: All Things Pass FULL MOVIE'' on utube, but it is mostly a documentary w/just a snippet of music. Probably did not have permission, because...why do a George Harrison movie w/out music? th-cam.com/video/N5goAwWijAQ/w-d-xo.html
The ethereal quality of this version of the song works so brilliantly with the mystical, hypnotic qualities of the graphics. Whoever put all this together, you are a genius!
All Things Must Pass eclipses every single other album I have ever heard. I personally think it's the greatest album ever recorded and that is a big statement considering everything i'm into.
Thank you very much for revealing another beautiful version of this powerful, timeless song, written and performed by The Great Man, who changed my life for the better. And thanks for the video, it's so creative, I like it very much - a mix of magic, beauty and philosophy!
George Harrison, we all can learn from Good ol George, through his music. If we could be like George, the whole world would change for the better. So RIP George thanks for all ya did!
Hopefully not. Harrison hated that overdone thing, where Roger could get a bit caried away with production. Paul was production, John was good ole Rock and roll , and George very deep. His music was very personal. There are so many of his songs that could have been hits.... Shit we are talking about the guy who took 10 months after All Things Must Pass to release the second and last single, What is life. That why it only hit number 9. An easy 1 if released when MSL was tracking down. Basically he wasn't Paul, with production and John with rock and roll. He wrote about the things that made sence to him...please don't include Blue Jay Way in that 😉.
I love how this take sounds. The voice just had the amount if sadness this song needs. This too makes me feel how an unplugged session might have sounded 😍
I was 14 years old when this album came out. I took a picture of it and developed it for my photography class project. Got an A for the project. All my friends thought it was the coolest. George was the coolest and I was so grateful to him for the album cover being so cool. RIP Mr. Harrison, I will love you and your music forever.❤❤❤
I genuinely want this played at my memorial
I'm putting it on my playlist at this very moment. Just preparing.
George really hit a home run with his debut solo album. His voice was in top form, and his songwriting had blossomed to perfection by time the Beatles broke up. He was only 27 years old!
It was a stellar record, ‘All Things Must Pass’, definitely one of the greatest albums ever made.
@@j.c985 So true
All Things Must Pass was actually his 3rd solo album but I do agree with how great this record is. It’s wonderful.
@@popgardenradio well I mean his wall of sound was kind of experimental no?
@@popgardenradio All things must pass is the first album he sings his songs on. The Wonderwall album was a soundtrack, and Electronic Sounds was experimentation with a moog synthesizer. He didn't promote or release any songs from those albums. I don't consider Two Virgins John Lennon"s first solo album either, though he did it first.
There's an insanely ethereal, dream-like beauty to "Isn't it a Pity." I am not sure how it was rejected as a Beatles song, but it's undoubtedly one of George's finest moments.
The Beatles frankly all loved and appreciated each other. Be glad each blossomed in solo careers. This was better to have NOT been on a Beatles album!
@@dannordenbrock483 you totally nailed this one!
@@dannordenbrock483 I am not suggesting otherwise. When I talk about it being rejected by other bandmates, it's more out of bewilderment. Before the Let it Be sessions (which saw it rejected), the song was dismissed a couple of years earlier. I believe George was hoping it would be on the White Album. Additionally, Mark Lewisohn says the song dates back to the Revolver sessions, so apparently, George kept presenting the tune and trying to get it passed. It was not a one-and-done.
@@tylerbolden6189 Absolutely agree. The mind boggles that L&M could not see the genius of this song. I can now understand why Harrison felt he was being kept down by L&M and I believe it too.
Especially considered that they recorded stuff like Only a Northern Song around the same time
George's music is always instantly comforting to me
Same
It brings peace into my day and life.
Best way to seduce someone
George Harrison Is Just A Singer For God So He Makes Our Days Godly 🙏🏻 Hari Bol
Amen
It's a pity on us that we don't have this genius with us.
Isn't it a shame :'(
Agreed!!!
It really is
Can't believe it will be 20 years without him later this year already. Time goes by and makes us so old all too quickly!
Tho, it is a blessing that he was with us for the time he was!
Artist of all time George Harrison.
Dear George,
Just in case the internet reaches wherever you are today, I wanted to write and thank you for all your great music over the years. Those of us who are still here and were lucky enough to share the Earth with you, owe you a debt we can never repay. As Lead Guitar player for The Beatles, you did amazing work. As a solo artist, you reached even higher, in both technique and song writing. YOU are the reason MILLIONS of us learned to play the guitar (to varying degrees). YOU are the reason I play a Gretsch Country Gentleman and a 1963 Rickenbacker 360-12 twelve string today. YOUR inspired playing and soloing style is something those of us you touched, aspire to. The way you could turn a phrase in a song lyric is something we all wish we could do the way you did.
Few of us reach your level, but it was YOU, who showed us what we should try for. Sure, there have been other guitarists since you, who have shown us their own musical techniques (and please say hi to Eddie Van Halen for us). But if YOU hadn’t been there first, there may not have been Eddie’s guitar artistry. I realize you most likely never intended to start all that you did, but you indeed did. And WE were the beneficiaries of your incredible talent for these things (as well as making lasting friendships among the musicians you’ve played alongside). There is videotaped evidence that my previous statement is true (“A Concert For George”), in which your son Dhani played with a large number of the world’s most famous musicians, and about which your lovely widow (quoted by Paul McCartney), when your wife looked at Dhani, who DOES look a lot like you, then looked at everyone else on stage, said), “It looks like the rest of you got old, while George stayed young!”.
I suppose what I’m trying to say is simply, Thank You, George, for all the good you did for untold millions of us. NONE OF US will ever be able to properly thank you for it all. Not the people who love your music, not the people of Bangladesh.who are alive today, directly because of your efforts, and certainly not those of us who became musicians after seeing and hearing the seemingly effortless way in which YOU could make music exist where there was nothing before.
Sincerely,
Ed Ryba
❤
🙏❤️❤️
This is so numbing
Beautifully said!
Yeah dude... im really sure a guy whos been dead for 20 years in a grave, is 'reading' this. Good man, u need to get a grip and stop smoking the doobie with your band. Clear ur head.
It has to be said Dhani and Olivia are doing an incredible job as custodians of George’s solo material. Bravo mate. 🥃
He’s a chip off the old block. Full of love and respect
The clone knows what's best for its work 😅
Beautiful production. Thank you
we're lucky to have him, he's preserved his dads legacy like nobody else ever would
lot of respect for him in general, great human being
Bravo !!
George was such a wonderful songwriter and had the greatest voice. He was always my favorite. I fell in love with George the first time I saw the Beatles. I was 12 years old. I am 70 now and have loved him for 58 years. His big smile and big brown velvety eyes always made my heart beat a lot faster. His voice was phenomenal. Rest In Peace, George. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
I wonder if tou have listened to albums Dark Horse circa 1974 and extra rexture circa.1975
@@hectorvalle1031 , Yes I have listened to all his music. I love it all. George was so wonderful. Times of his life affected his music and what he wrote.
Bless you and good vibes! ¡Buenas vibras! Buone vibrazioni!
He's my favorite too!
Wonderful words of yours.
There's the release of the album All things must past with a remix of sorts during these days of August 2021
This is fantastic. Nothing else needs to be said.
Well said.
Absolutely sublime. I could happily listen to this all week. Hope it's on the 3 disc set...
@@gemzmamethan1640 "SUBLIME" might be the perfect one word comment!
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The quiet Beatle would appreciate your comment
Hermoso. Simplemente Fantastico.
The lyrics in this song are very simple but it's quite rare to find lyrics like this in most songs. Because usually the lyrics of most songs are just about blaming one person who causing heartbreak. Thats why this is one of my favorite song because the lyrics in this song is just more realistic.
This seems such a personal song and his lyrics are spot on which proves the song is timeless. I am 74 and back in 1963 my parents' marriage had finished. I knew nothing of the Beatles as I had been brought up in Africa and only came to England permanently that summer. My mother had rented a house in Birchington, Kent for the summer and my father stayed at a hotel for 2 weeks, probably Margate. He told me a pop group called The Beatles were staying at his hotel and did I know of them. I didn't, but 2 months later I certainly did and fell in love with George immediately. Ringo was too geeky looking, John was too serious and Paul was too baby-faced but George was just dreamy. Where has time gone?❤
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The Beatles were, for sure, a unique and wonderful band. That being said, Paul and John, failed to really look beyond themselves as the heart and soul of the group. Stepping outside the bubble, it’s simply obvious how extremely talented George and Ringo were and are. They were both taken for granted. George’s “Beatles” contributions , were just brilliant, and Ringo is globally regarded by professionals as THE DRUMMER, who inspired them. Let’s not forget his backbeats made every Beatles song what it was.
Together, there was no band like them, and they continually rewrote the genre. Individually, they created four most memorable separate paths.
I grew up with them, and they’ll always be my favorite band… thanks to the FAB FOUR for making my day every time I hear any of their songs, whether as a group or on their own..
I’m especially happy to be able to grow older and still have Ringo and Paul around to make new music, and play the old songs..
As Ringo so fondly says…
“Peace and Love”
They were not taken for granted. George took a while to develop his songwriting skills. It wasn't until the White Album that George was on the level of John and Paul. They certainly respected his playing, and George helped John write She Said, She Said. Ringo wasn't a writer, but they usually gave him a song to do in every album.
One of the best lyrics in all history.
This song really healed me more than anything else at the night when I turned on radio almost 50 years ago.
Isn't it a pity that you're no longer with us George?
Sorry, I forgot... actually you're always with us in our hearts, but not physically present anymore....😭❤️
@Marjan P I prefer to think that George is still with us. Thank God he left us with a brilliant catalogue of his work. His kind soul still reaches out to the planet.
@@gaylasmith5279 yeah, he is with us... always and forever ❤️
So is he with us or not?? Make up your minds
@@prodevus We have! If you are confused, perhaps you should stay off of our discussion panel.
@@prodevus he is with us...not physically but spiritually...he is alive in his music...
Long live George Harrison . His music has helped me to cope with my mental health issues. He truly is an angel.
That voice that smile, priceless. RIP George.
I just love the honest quality of his voice and songwriting. Utterly, beautifully, human.
Isn't it a shame? Life here is so so fast, like a flame, but some flames keep on, and this is George's music, still as relevant yesterday, today and always, only thing I learned from George's untimely passing , Is enjoy people like George when they are here, cause tomorrow is promised to no one, George thank you for all your amazing music, and I am Soo greatful to his son and wife , for continuing to release his music, for all his fans still here. I own this album in so many versions , I lost count, so add one more , Love 💕💕 and ,Call on the name of the Lord, he is awaiting us all.
I want to really compliment to Harrison's channel editors, they are really doing a wonderful job in creating this kind of music videos (see also While My Guitar Gently Weeps)
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I think While My Guitar Gently Weeps is footages from the Cirque du Soleil
, LOVE. The animators for these animations are listed in the description.
Yes- I thought this video was very complimentary -well done❤
Gotta admit, it's a crystal clear version.
Just wonderful. The Beatles broke up and George showed everyone his enormous talent without hindrance.
George was a true artist, his best work really came from the soul
This is a song about compassion. What a privilege to get this wonderful message from such an enlightened man.
One of the greatest songs of all time.
My favourite Beatle! An incredibly talented musician! Love you for ever George ♥️
I always find it difficult to comprehend that I have never been around at the same time as George. Same with John occasionally. He had such a bubbly personality that his presence is still lively in the world today. May Paul and Ringo continue with the Beatles legacy for years to come!
you just made me feel old - i keep forgetting that has almost been 20 years since George passed. I was only 3.5 years removed from when John left us.
Amen, may God bless them both!
Jesse, if you get the chance, go see Paul and Ringo in concert. If you already have, go see them again. I saw Paul in concert in 2017 and it was an incredible experience. I can't believe this year will be 41 years since John was murdered and 20 since George died. George was the same year as 9/11 and the news was covering 9/11 non-stop but when George died, the news covered that too. That's how much the Beatles mean to us culturally.
John was very much a great lecturer and showman. I wouldn't go so far as to say he was a conman because he truly believed in the lessons that he preached, but I'd say he certainly was a hypocrite in that he didn't practice what he preached. He was a mysogynist who admitted to being emotionally and physically abusive to women and he also abandoned his first son Julian when he was divorced from his first wife and only left him £100,000 at that time and Julian was left nothing in John's will.
According to Julian his father told him that his son Sean was conceived in love with Yoko but Sean came out of a whisky bottle. John and Yoko were not nice people but they were excellent teachers and they did promote world peace, even if it was done for self-serving purposes. I'm 62 and I adored both of them for years and I still recognize her talent, but it doesn't make her a decent human being. She isn't. He wasn't.
Correction, that is John said that Julian came out of a whiskey bottle.
(Funny, whiskey has the exact opposite effect on me!) Guys am I right? If you know what I mean. Babe, I swear this never happened before. Really, give me a minute, try...
Just think he wrote this at 27 years old. George was on a different path. And still is through his music.
I've always considered Isnt It a Pity to be his deepest, humble and most fundamental compostion. The words are simple and the message very clear. It's like being very true to oneself, but understanding we all have faults. This version is so laid back that it almost sends the listener the message subliminally. I'm surprised he didn't include this with the bonus tracks on the redigitalized All Things Must Pass. An absolute masterpiece as this is.
The best of the Beatles! 20 years ago today he passed. He is the best!
Something in The way this voice
Atracks me like no other one ❤😍
Me too...❤️
🌼 x3
Arerê...
Great Apple Commercial will bring this gem back up on the Charts. God bless George H.
My favorite Beatle, that was what we said all those years ago. Well, George is that for me. He wore his heart on his sleeve. His music is timeless.
Beautifully sad. R.I.P George Harrison
Georgy, the eternal young boy, the best.
A perfect example of Harrison's genius. I listen to this over and over. Never get tired of it.
this video is the most beautiful thing I've seen this year. thanks to all the artists involved. George would be so proud.
Version 1 is what blows the top off the roof (monks chanting, “Hey Jude” nah-nahs, the songs and production beginning to end.
so nice to hear george's calm voice during this hard times! this version is so soft, really touches the soul. Sending love from Brasil!❤🇧🇷
So nice, indeed !!!!
All things must pass
2:25 that's one of my all time favourite solos.. so glad to hear the precursor to it in George's own sweet voice
Every note is a note of love, deep love. Amazing George Harrison.
That yearning, searching quality in George’s voice has always spoken with such clarity and understanding to my heart, soul and mind, and, I suspect, always will…
Perfect description, I 100% agree. I relate to his yearning and searching. George has always been my favorite Beatle since my first memory of him in 1966 when I was 4, probably from seeing him on one of my older brother's albums.
The best Beatle album solo.
Your opinion.
Plastic Ono Band
@@helpmenow7 They are like assholes, and EVERYBODY has one.
Yes, the best forever
@@al1665 very close
George's voice is very soft and has a calming effect which we need in this trying moments. I love you George!
One of the best songs ever written.
I'm from Brazil. I love The Beatles and George is my favorite.❤️
Coming back after watching Get Back! Masterpiece! You always shall be remembered #George_Harrison 🇳🇮
To hear George's voice makes me happy and deeply sad. We all miss you George! Love you forever!
This video is fantastic, George was a genius, isn’t it a pity he is not here, his music forever is
When George throws the peace sign, you believe it. ✌️
Beautiful, brilliant George 🌻🌄
No matter how many ways George does his songs, they're always great
Someone has done a beautiful job with this video ! Greetings from Karaganda , Kazahkstan !
George was a genius in his own rite. I read recently an interview with his friend Eric Idle, who said something like, "you have no idea how difficult it is to go on stage with John Cleese and Michael Palin." To paraphrase George's reply, "you have no idea what it was like to go into a studio with John Lennon and Paul McCartney." If he'd been in any other group, George would've been the singular star. But as fate and the wheel of karma would have it he was in the Beatles, and while he may never be given the full credit for his contributions, without him the Beatles wouldn't have been as bright a star in the sky of music.
What I love most about this song is its timelessness. George as a spiritual person understood the foibles of human nature more than most and was seemingly forgiving. His soul lives on
Love the Spector noise and echoes taken away leaving a clear intimate sound of George
RIP George
'George Harrison was so pure
Insightful...touching...so (very) heartfelt, genuine substance...
George Harrison.
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got my first speeding ticket with this song playing, fun memory for sure
I love the stories of late bloomers, who take years to learn and master, and then finally, hit a home run with their skills. George's solo career was one such story, and boy was he a genius! Really wish he was here with us physically, though his spirit is much more alive than anything.
This sad song is one of my favorite from George I always play it,,, my favorite George... The MAESTRO.
Beautiful song ... this song sounds like he will live in our heart forever
Our dear George, we miss you so still. Thank you for your words ❤️🇮🇸
I wish we could get more George Harrison Videos!!! Beautiful song!
George was underrated. And Ringo too. They stood in the shadow of the two big boys in that group. But they held their own with the most important musical organization in history.
Thank you for you artistry, George, which lives forevermore!
The depth of George and his connections with the reality of life is so inspiring, like a warm sleep smothered with thick comfy blankets. Peace !
When you hear George's guitar, there is no doubt who is playing. What a great musician/artist.
while my guitar gently weeps... ganz ohne Zweifel, neben Clapton einer der beseelltesten Musiker, die ich kenne!
TEARS FILL MY EYES.
Beautiful rendition. Incredible artwork.
THE WORLD MISSES YOU GEORGE
I would of enjoyed ''Take 27'' on the album with the other 2 versions. All Things Must Pass is my favorite work by any member of The Beatles.
All The Beatles solo albums are very good. However, for me "All Things Must Pass" is the best solo Beatles album !!!
@@Bruce15485 Couple of months ago I watched Pt.2 of ''George Harrison: Living in the Material World on HBO and was blown away. th-cam.com/video/fJh9O8pI4Ck/w-d-xo.html Pt 2 includes a lot of "All Things Must Pass." The movie is as good as the the trailer. I think Netflix has it also. Tried to find it on utube and elsewhere, but no luck. Looking forward to Pt.1. Back in the 70's a buddy and I drove to Louisiana to see George & Billy Preston right after the Bangladesh Concert. Excellent!
There is ''George Harrison: All Things Pass FULL MOVIE'' on utube, but it is mostly a documentary w/just a snippet of music. Probably did not have permission, because...why do a George Harrison movie w/out music? th-cam.com/video/N5goAwWijAQ/w-d-xo.html
Only George Harrison could turn three guitar chords into a grand masterpiece of music
Can’t believe it was written in 1966. It would have been the centerpiece of any Beatles album.
Incredible rare track . GEORGE... your first album was one of the best rock albums ever made . WE MISS YOU !
My favourite song gets the perfect version
And that's all
It's no pity
Me too brother.
Beautiful, moving, deep, honest, soulful, eternal... thank you, George 👏👏👏 💖🌷✨
The best music man of the Beatles
George had a beautiful heart and soul.Thank God he made music in is life.
The ethereal quality of this version of the song works so brilliantly with the mystical, hypnotic qualities of the graphics. Whoever put all this together, you are a genius!
now more then ever this song holds more importance
All Things Must Pass eclipses every single other album I have ever heard. I personally think it's the greatest album ever recorded and that is a big statement considering everything i'm into.
Hey mate my thoughts are the very same
Nice to see someone else agree All Things Must Pass is the greatest album ever!!!!!!
It’s masterful. I even love the Apple Jams
What a BEAUTY!
Thank you very much for revealing another beautiful version of this powerful, timeless song, written and performed by The Great Man, who changed my life for the better. And thanks for the video, it's so creative, I like it very much - a mix of magic, beauty and philosophy!
50 years ago, proving that great music can last with timelessness.
Imagine how happy it must make George to see us all crying over his beautiful song ❤️ George
George Harrison, we all can learn from Good ol George, through his music. If we could be like George, the whole world would change for the better. So RIP George thanks for all ya did!
As I get older - I understand George more.
Hello George!
Tell God I said "Hello"
Love and Hugs
From
Over Here!
😊
Fascinating how a song matures during the recording/creative process. Super cool. Has a Pink Floyd vibe.
Hopefully not. Harrison hated that overdone thing, where Roger could get a bit caried away with production. Paul was production, John was good ole Rock and roll , and George very deep. His music was very personal. There are so many of his songs that could have been hits.... Shit we are talking about the guy who took 10 months after All Things Must Pass to release the second and last single, What is life. That why it only hit number 9. An easy 1 if released when MSL was tracking down. Basically he wasn't Paul, with production and John with rock and roll. He wrote about the things that made sence to him...please don't include Blue Jay Way in that 😉.
Nov 29. It is a sad day because you left. But you always tell people to accept change in life, so not too much sad.
Real music by a real musician. Genius. ‘Nuff said.
George is always with us. What a joy!! (it isn't a pity)
I love how this take sounds. The voice just had the amount if sadness this song needs. This too makes me feel how an unplugged session might have sounded 😍
George, you are beautiful inside and out
One of my favorite songs of George’s. This a beautiful tribute to a beautiful man.
I was 14 years old when this album came out. I took a picture of it and developed it for my photography class project. Got an A for the project. All my friends thought it was the coolest. George was the coolest and I was so grateful to him for the album cover being so cool. RIP Mr. Harrison, I will love you and your music forever.❤❤❤
It is truly remarkable and remains unmatched that SO MUCH raw talent was once in a single entity called The Beatles.
Peace and Love.. Always Remembered ...
This is so beautifully done.
Wowww, I really liket hhis video and the take of this incredible song. I miss you George....
That version is outstanding and the video is a work of art.
I never heard this song before. That was beautiful, man.