Paul McCartney - All Things Must Pass (Live)
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- Music video by Paul McCartney performing All Things Must Pass (Live). © 2017 Oops Publishing, Limited, Under exclusive license to Craft Recordings, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc.
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In my opinion this whole concert is a masterpiece, and remains the most beautiful and heartfelt tribute ever performed.
Couldn't have said it better...
I almost agree, the most heartelt tribute was Freddie Mercury's tribute concert.
Yep
Agree with you 100%
David Navarro haahahahaah queen fans with another dumbest comments there is no artist in freddie mercury tribute better than paul mccartney and eric clapton you sounds jealous with this tribute.
You can tell that Paul worked hard on getting his vocal just right for this show. He took the pain of his grief and refined it into a rich performance as only he could.
He paid for his attitude during the rehearsals of this master piece in Jan 69.
His vocals are never off!
Paul did an outstanding job singing this outstanding song by George.
@@f.javiersalvagarcia1831 something tells me that very period of time might’ve been on his mind as he sang the song. Regret can be a powerful thing.
agree 100%
This is probably the most beautiful version of this beautiful George Harrison song ever performed. Well done Sir Paul.
It's gorgeous. I come back to it time and time again.
Paul never understood or appreciated George when he was alive, and this assembly of 'super-stars,' with the abysmal insult of including George's son Hari as a token, is absolutely antithetical to George's entire philosophy. George was just interested in being human, while Paul was always at heart a canny businessman who was mainly interested in the success of the enterprise. George created the benefit concert, while the rest of the rock and roll stars were just fiddling around with their accountants, figuring out how to maximize the returns on their investment portfolios. Paul's "token" to his buddy is just a cynical enterprise, completely devoid of the soul of the original.
No
@@brianjacobs247 You could at least spell The Token's name right: It's Dhani.
@@brianjacobs247 What just utter bollocks
Ringo looked really sad in this song! The man who never left George. Whenever George called him, he had responded! Even in concert for Bangladesh, when other two great beatles refused the George's call, Ringo came to America and performed with him and made a milestone in the history of Rock Music. A true friend of George and Bangladesh. A man with big heart! 🍃 Love from Bangladesh.
John was invited but he insisted on bringing Yoko. So George told him not to come.
Ringo got along with anybody. ✌️and ❤️
I don't think he looked sad. He was smiling at the band members and concentrating on his playing. Beautiful performance
@@lisag18 yes 2:07
@@rubygreta1 I heard that, After got invitation from George, Lennon went to UK only for avoiding George!
"If we knew were were going to be the Beatles, we would have tried harder" - GH
Georgia's wit and humor
There Was Lots of It, "I don't like your Tie", to his Future Record Producer, George Martin, The ELDER 5th Beatle (???)
As a tribute i've just made a George Harrison sketch in good humour, its my latest upload if anyone wants to see it? May 2020, Or just type in search bar above.... "George Harrison in that's me, man "
Imagine how much more amazing their music would be if they tried
That sums up George's take on the whole thing, doesn't it?
Can you "imagine" if they had REALLY tried?
I warms my heart seeing paul playing with dhani
Mine too 🤗
Dhani is so tiny oh my God
Donk of course, because it’s Uncle Paul and Uncle Ringo.
Did you notice the way he looked at Dhani near the end? That must have really killed him.
you will never see that again Dhani said some not so nice things about pauls son James and James returned the insults
If George could have seen Dhani up there with those big shots. All George's friends.
I want to cry towards the end when Paul Mccartney looks right at Dhani. Very emotional.
George was there He was smiling from above
It's a tragedy that the only way to witness this gut wrenchingly beautiful concert was to lose George!
"The greatest of Joy may come from the deepest of sorrow"
Very very very well said mate.
Beautiful. The story goes that Paul never really 'got' this song until he performed it here and then the emotion hit him. You can see the sadness/grief in every musician there, especially Eric. George was an absolute light 💙
He and John didn't think it was good enough for a Beatles album.
Legend has it, really?
The best "Beatles album"
It's so sad The Beatles did play through this song during the Get Back sessions and nobody picked up on quite how awesome it was...yet For You Blue and I Me Mine made it onto the album (both great songs, but not as good as this...really, that album should have had Don't Let Me Down on it too.. imagine van album with All Things Must Pass, Don't Let Me Down, Let It Be and Long & Winding Road on it...you're well on the way to a great secular gospel album!)
Paul and John played as backing vocals in this song during Let it Be rehearsal session. Paul must be very familiar with this song.
“The daylight is good at arriving at the right time.”
This line. So quaintly written. You don’t know how heavy it is with how much of life it encompasses, until It hits you.
so is Gods help
And the line about clouds and how "a mind can blow [them] away" .. apparently, George had originally written "a wind" can blow them away and John suggested 'a mind'.
It’s amazing how these four guys in their 20s wrote very profound lyrics that reflect the emotions of the human condition. I’m 25 and I consider myself lucky that I still have around people that love me and care about me, however I know that all things must pass so I will try to demonstrate my love for them in whatever time I have left with them. Much love to everyone and always remember peace and love.
You nailed it.
One of my favourite lines of all time
Brings a tear to my eye every time. Rest easy George.
These lyrics and melodies hit hard when you're in that zone
I’m in that zone
What zone ?
You'll know it when it hits you! Listen to the words!@@petefluffy7420
@@petefluffy7420you’ll know when you feel it…
3:19 Paul McCartneys nod to Eric Clapton, such a wholesome moment
Should have nodded at the line 'seems my love has upped and left me in the morning' referring to when Patti left him to be with Clapton 😂😂
@@blueblood3108 Patti was with George not Paul
First time hearing Paul singing this song!
It was the first time he did! He didn't know it. He had to learn it. He had to admit in front of all Georges friends that he didn't know how to play this song! It was very well done. Paul put his ego aside and sang it like George did. Paul could sound like George. Their harmonies were so good with the Beatles. Happy Birthday George!
Rob Jontay you have a source on that story? Kind of surprised because there are bootlegs of The Beatles working on this song, with Paul singing harmonies and the slide guitar part.
suits him, great job, great respect.
Of course Paul would be that fucking guy who didn't know the song in a stage full of people who worshipped George like a God. And people still act like George was just bitter and resentful for no reason.
Paul also sang this song in one of his concert in Spain.
a beautiful song! Thank you from a 77 year old! Even my 2 cats love this concert!
Your cats have great taste 😎
They're pretty selective about their music, eh?
I was watching Paul, spotted Ringo, and then looked for John, before saying, “Oh, yeah.” I’m sure John would have loved to be there, taking the piss out of everyone, remembering his friend.
Just look at the talent on that stage. Beyond words
Hello Jane, how are you doing?
What struck me that Paul's vocals are his moving soulful on a song that was not his. There is genuine feeling in his emotional delivery. There's love abound in this performance and I think it rather special.
George and Paul had been friends since George was 13 and Paul 14 so it was emotional for Paul, I'm sure.
@@dianesaari3034 I am sure too. Loss comes to us all and whilst always sad but that is because what came before was so valued and special (even with the ups and downs of all human friendships). When you care for someone when they pass on it is always both a sad yet beautiful moment. Beautiful for the sadness evolves as a result of love for another.
Paul really does such a good job on this, you can tell that he has played and sung it quite a few times over the years, if only for himself.
Like myself and millions of other fans of George, who know that the only way to remember him properly is to pick up your guitar and start strumming along.
For one thing, Paul does a beautiful version of this song. Also, it’s amazing to see Clapton in the back singing along. You can tell he loves not just George, but also his music.
and his wife...........
@@juke699 *dead*
@@juke699 lol
They are really best friend. And from what I heard. Most of the concert is arranged by EC
Its a little ironic.. don't you think? To see Clapton on the stage is unusual.
Beautiful job, Paul. Singing for your childhood friend and mate. Priceless.
I love this performance. Very cool to see Ringo, Paul, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston playing with Dhani Harrison and, all the rest of this fabulous group of musicians.
Hello Nancy, how are you doing?
Probably the best concert I have ever seen..I bought the DVD when it was released..I must have watched it over 50 times..
Paul is really so sad 😢
McCartney does such a wonderful job vocally on Harrison songs (Something & All Things Must Pass)
We saw Paul play his version of "Something", last year in concert. It begins with him solo on a Ukulele that George had given to him and then goes to the full band after the second verse. It was quite beautiful and very moving.
It’s not like this is the first time I’ve heard this song but PBS televised this tribute to George Harrison this past weekend and for the first time I LISTENED to the song. Well, suddenly I got goose bumps and tears just started to flow. Ever since then, I’ve been watching/listening to this video and I can’t get the song out of my mind. What have you done to me George Harrison, thank you, RIP.
Me too heard it on PBS and I was hooked
what george harrison did to us all; he touched us.
Paul's voice here even sounds a great deal like George. Great tribute! Friends from their teens, bandmates to the top, they had a great deal more respect and love for each other, and were much closer, than most realize. And Ringo too. What the Beatles experienced together can never be erased.
Well said
It's a nice tribute, however Paul sounds absolutely nothing like George.
@@EPA18 I disagree, and I'm right. There are many times when Paul and George's voices sound similar. Listen to Free As A Bird -- you can barely tell which one is singing which solo verse. th-cam.com/video/ODIvONHPqpk/w-d-xo.html So this is not a unique case. I think it's more that Paul can do anything with his voice, mimic anyone. Even Elvis. Of course he wouldn't want to "do" George completely on an occasion like this, just a phrase or two as a tribute.
@@charwest9449 okay, we disagree. I can tell every time. Literally, every time. To me, they are nothing alike. I say this as someone who has listened to the music of the Beatles, both as a group and as solo artists, for 56 years.
@@charwest9449 Yep, McCartney does 50's rock better than anyone IMO and he can sound exactly like Elvis sometimes.
I'm crying 😭♥️ Happy 77th birthday George! We miss u
It's quite simply, the best song the Beatles never recorded ... some of the bootlegs of the studio attempts show where it could have gone ... This concert was such an epic of class and love for a giant of music ...
Every time Paul sings "All things must pass, All things must pass away" it brings to the surface everything I've lost in life! That voice the lyrics evoke such emotions, it's unbelievable! Love the Beatles and love this concert!
You can hear the tears in Paul's voice
Happy 77th Birthday George, we really miss you....
I cry so hard listening f to this when I do. Because life is so fragile. The whole world. You and me and a honey bee. Every breath us a gift.
💖
Hello Susan, how are you doing?
It's so fitting this is the last song George Harrison played in public. A beautiful soul saying goodbye....
Stellar vocal from Paul.
I used to watch Concert for George almost everyday, I love this so much 😭
What a great feeling to see Dhani Harrison performing with the two Beatles and all those Great music stars. This tribute is a master piece to save in our hearts.
One of the greatest songs ever written by one of the most amazing human beings that ever lived!!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️Rest in Peace George... you are truly missed 🙏😢❤️
My FAVORITE Beatle!
I've been a musician all my life, and have heard many gorgeous songs, but this song, and this particular performance of it, always bring me to tears. even just writing about it. Seeing all the guys on stage singing along. And I really hate how any impact has been sucked from these tribute shows, over done and over done. The Concert for George though is a wonderful thing. I get the feeling that they would have done that show for themselves, had no audience showed up.
The love all those great musicians on stage had for George and this song shown through so clearly.
Absolutely beautiful.
This song is timeless and what a great version by the icon Sir Paul
I like how Paul looks over at Eric at the end of the song
Yeah it's a very close moment. How many memories they share....
This is the best concert ever put on by any group, any one.. Star studded, everybody played their best .What a deep library of music George Harrison gave us. Peace to you George
Agreed. And whatever they paid the sound guy/team wasn't nearly enough. This whole concert sounded incredible start to finish.
Sunrise doesn't last all morning
A cloudburst doesn't last all day
Seems my love is up
And has left you with no warning
But it's not always going
To be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
Sunset doesn't last all evening
A mind can blow those clouds away
After all this my love is up
And must be leaving
But it's not always going
To be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
None of life's strings can last
So I must be on my way
And face another day
Now the darkness only stays at night time
In the morning it will fade away
Daylight is good
At arriving at the right time
But it's not always going
To be this grey
All things must pass
All things must pass away
All things must pass
All things must pass away
Gracias❤
As I get older, this song makes sense to me. I’m crying, not because of the past, but what I be facing in the future.
This is my " get me thru it" song. And it has helped me thru some really tough times.
Hello Janet, how are you doing?
@janetroscoe8435.you must be able to read my mind when it comes to songs 👋👍🙏🕊
@@sandrakenney567 Hello Sandra, how are you doing?
Compliments of the season
It’s makes me so much more emotional seeing this after having watched the beatles work on this song before George released it
Beautiful rendition by Paul McCartney. Very emotional! A nice tribute to George ❤️
Paul did it again on his solo tours along with "Something" as a tribute to George.
OH MY GOD, I WAS JUST LISTENING TO CONCERT FOR GEORGE ON TH-cam AND I THOUGHT OHH WHY DONT WE HAVE ALL THINGS MUST PASS ??? I 20 MINUTES LATER I SAW THIS VIDEO!!!!
THIS SONG HAS SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL!!
SAME!
yes google has "special" algorithm.
Instant karma
George’s boy is the spitting image of him. I would hope that George would be thankful for Paul and Ringo doing so much with his son.
It was Eric Clapton who was the musical director of the concert. Original Georges son DH was only going to be on a few songs, but Clapton said you cant keep running on and off!! So your ON!!!!!
@@robmorrison1043 Absolutely correct. Eric excelled himself with this concert, never have I ever seen a more beautiful or heartfelt tribute. God bless Eric.
@@robmorrison1043 It was Eric Clapton who chased mercilessly after George's wife, until in a weak moment, he finally stole her away from George. George was not too happy about that, but he was philosophical about it all.
@@charwest9449 Patti was probably very vulnerable to Eric due to George's infidelities and lack of attention toward her.
What a voice! thats how he gets to be Sir Paul, absolutely brilliant !!
"Sunrise doesn't last all morning."
20 years ago, on this day, you left us. We still miss you, Georgie. Thank you for your music. Fans will love you forever. Rest in peace, king. Hare Krishna! 🕊️❤️
Happy Birthday George Harrison and soon Happy 50 years of All Things Must Pass
George Harrison's son Dhani is a more handsome replica of his father, and very talented musician. So great to see Ringo and Paul together.
The lead guitar here is played by Marc Mann, he has the perfect tone and a great slide technique.
I thought it was Steve Winwood with the sunburst strat?
He imitated George's slide to perfection Ajit !
the whole concert he’s just hanging out back there absolutely nailing george’s parts. star of the show for me
@@landonbuckanaga6411 Steve Winwood was sat in the audience just behind Gary Brooker's piano.
Indeed 🎸👏👏👏😎👍🏻🥂
The main thing said by that look from McCartney to Clapton at the end is, we're doing George proud with this.
Ringo is amazing as usual!
HAPPY 77TH GEORGIE!✌💖🕉🕊
WE ALL LOVE YOU!!!!
"Daylight is good at arriving at the right time." Brilliant lyric by Mr. Harrison.
Paul McCartney made this song even more beautiful.
When I see and hear Paul McCartney sing this song, I hear Paul McCartney singing this song. Not only for the loss of his bandmate and good friend, George Harrison, but the losses that he has had to deal with in his life, starting with his beloved wife Linda who he clearly adored, the loss of John Lennon so tragically, and now George. In recent photos of Paul McCartney he looks extremely happy with his wife, but no one could ever replace Linda his first love. And I don't get the feeling that his present wife would have a problem with that. He truly looks happier than I have seen him in a very long time. Sometimes we take the scenic route, but if Providence is with us, we are granted happiness once again.
Hello Elissa, how are you doing?
Respected lady, I adore your words, if you gone through reall glory days of beatlmania, please share some memories of those days,I am 47 years old man of south Asian country,we were very far from beatlmania,but as a lover of rock ND rock music, I collected their music,admired their music,tried to understand their music,gathered information about them,I born back in 1976, I didn't have experience of observing,watching,feeling Beatles music philosophy,and even didn't saw air of those beatlmania years, so I request you, please share your memories about Beatles and beatlmania, being a part of western society you can tell and share lot of things about Beatles, I'll be very thankful to you. Lot of respect and regards.
Paul McCartney is my favourite Beatle,2nd is George Harrison,3rd is Ringo Starr, ,please tell what's your favourite Beatle ? Thanks
He proved to be a great songwriter,even when he was in a band with the greatest songwriters and he played guitar solos you could sing-gone too soon.
A girl I kissed at age 10 in 1971 found another boy to like. I came home crying. My 15 year old sister played this for me. She died at 38. I’m crying to this
I’m so sorry, I’m crying too.
It will be ok, listen to here comes the sun to cheer up now.
Ahh maaan Xxx
So sorry for your loss 🙏🙏🙏
Life's been stressful lately... been cruising the Tubes looking for something to help me release... your comment broke the dam. I'm a sixty-ish man and I'm bawling like a baby. I have someone like that in my life and, please God, she is with me for many more years.
It's so good to see all the joy Paul, Ringo, Billy and Eric share on the stage!
First time I've seen this...nearly cried my eyes out
Me too
Miss him loads
weakling
Thanks Paul for this beautiful tribute to your friend George. Such a sad song but all George's treasures will live forever.
Hello Phyllis, how are you doing?
So much talent on-stage, just to honor a single man, it’s absolutely beautiful. Rest In Peace, George, and I hope you’re with your sweet lord as I type this
What is also unique is the number of guitar players needed to do a George song. Of course he over dubbed, and fill ins, but you have a stage full of players here , slide, lead, rhythm guitars . George put out some damn good music.
My favourite version of this beautiful and inspired song.
Ah -- thank you so much for posting this. Absolutely and perfectly beautiful. One can clearly see the love everyone on stage has for George Harrison. The world shifted just a bit when his great light ceased to shine on it. Still missed -- Happy Birthday.
Lovely comment 👍
For me the best version of this song, Paul and the other Classics gives it an excellent touch
I lost my little brother 3 weeks ago when he's at 46 years old, exactly after 100 days of our Papah passed away. I was so devastated but then i realized that ALL THINGS MUST PASS. Love you always Papah and Adi, my little brother ❤❤❤..
one of Paul McCartneys best ever songs , and he didn't even write it definitely one of his very best live singing performances he nailed it
Klaus Voormann playing bass at the back ❤️🤘
Such a gorgeous song, and performed with such love by his friends. The most beautiful tribute I've seen.
Who better to sing George’s Song than Paul … in George’s memory
He sounds amazing. I LOVE this rendition!
Eric Clapton
3:05, the look Paul gives Dhani is stunning, like he’s playing with his best mate again
Paul sings really well on this song.
The shot that runs in the 2:38 minute plus the fragment of the song, is quite a delight.
I can only imagine what Paul must have been feeling when he sang this song. His best friends were no longer there with him and they had rehearsed this song together and I wish they had put the song in the album. It wasn't long since he had lost his wife too. It is something to admire in this man that music is his talent and strength and sustains him when life throws him a lot of pain. I'm glad that he still has Ringo. I love Paul and I always will. Miss George and miss John. I will love the Beatles forever and ever 🙏🎵🙏 I can't ever watch this without crying my eyes out. 🌈
This song by Mr.Harrison says it all. It is properly the deepest song
ever written by any of The Beatles. George was a beautiful spirit.
This whole concert is a masterpiece and watching Paul and Ringo performing George's song is just magnificent.
A wonderful version of a great song. The best and most joy-and-tears tribute concert I ever saw. And one of only two songs (as far as I know) where Klaus Voorman "was allowed" to play bass in this concert although he was one of George's best lifelong friends and played the bass on many original recordings of George, John and RIngo in the post Beatles era. He did a great job in this live performance.
KV also did the cover art for 'Revolver'
There was no slight there at all -- if anything it was a hat tip to him. Voormann moved back to Germany in the late 70's to take up record production. By the late 80's he had retired from the music business altogether, as he wanted to spend more time with his second wife and newly born children (born in 1989 and 1991).
This is about as emotional as it gets. Heartbreakingly beautiful. I love seeing the great Gary Brooker on the piano.
There are no words to describe this beautiful tribute for George
Hello Carol, how are you doing?
Dhani is just the spitting image of his daddy. Every time I see him George comes to mind.
Never will be another musical genius like Paul McCartney
@terrytripp1119.I'd have to include the other 3 too .Especially George who was my favourite Beatle rest in peace to him and John.Godbless them both🙏🙏🕊🕊🦋🦋🌻🌻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹Amen
This song has some of the greatest harmonic shifts in pop!
How do you figure?
That was one of the most moving performances ever. RIP George. We miss you but you music will outlast us all. It will never pass.
Beautiful song , beautifully sung by Paul ,George would approve
I always thought "Run of the mill" would have been a perfect song for Paul to do.
I was lucky to see this entire concert performance on TV. The whole show made me very proud.
Little did I know I would have to experience the death of my son I think that is when I truly understood this song even though I always loved it.
Hello Kim, how are you doing?
❤
I heard George wrote this song for his father after his Mum passed.Touching tribute by Paul and the concert is magnificent.So many talented musicians.George was truely loved and admired.Bravo.
Excellent tribute from sir Paul to his little brother at heart
Eric,Paul,Jeff,Ringo,Klaus, Dhani,and ALL the guys there was there..THANK YOU!!!!!!
And Billy Preston
@@Kathmak YES!
Not 1 glowing screen from a cell phone. This is Rock-N-Roll Church!
Dude, this was filmed in 2002. What would people have their phones out for, playing snake on their Nokia?
@@flaviosabe so you understand my point🙄 👍🏼🤣
This concert is about as close to a Beatles reunion we ever got. It looks like there's just too many people on stage, but I'll be darned if the whole thing doesn't perfectly work. Huge props to Paul for singing this so very significant song.
A fitting tribute on this day which would have been George's 80th birthday. Happy Birthday, George........Thank you x
3:08
Sweet Paul being the sweetest there!
I have difficulty holding back the tears whenever I watch the videos from this concert, and I wonder how they get through these songs without losing it. I suppose there were a lot of tears during the rehearsals.
Yes I was thinking the same how does Paul especially hold it together he must be heartbroken. John and then George. RIP both
A great performance by great musicians,all of whom should be in the
hall of musical fame...truly a heartfelt great tribute to a great soul,
george harrison...thanks for the posting of this,its a beautiful thing.
2:01 Dhani breaks from strumming to pick some notes and Clapton looks at him smiling and says something! Oh so precious :)
He looked at the drummer Henry Spinetti to say, "Yes." Meaning, yes pick it up now.
@@prathameshbhambure ouu
“Daylight is good at arriving at the right time” is the most encouraging phrase I’ve ever heard.
This is just so beautiful, and Paul sounds fabulous singing it. The band sounds amazing on this tribute to George!
At the end
Paul’s rhythmic flourish
on the guitar and nod to EC...
Golden moment
Hank Wedel Music that stroke took my attention too 🙂
Paul and Eric having that fatherly moment with Dhani. Breaks my heart.
You can see Paul wait until Eric locks eyes with him, then Paul breaks into a little smile that says a thousand things.