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George Harrison performs "All Things Must Pass" on the VH1 special "Ying & Yang" to promote Ravi Shankar's new album "Chants of India" which was produced by Harrison in 1997. You'll always be missed George Harrison.

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6 janvier 1969, Harrison présente aux autres sa nouvelle chanson lors des sessions de Get Back/Let It Be. Elle ne sera pas retenue et pas beaucoup plus travaillée par la suite. Ce titre finira l'année suivante sur le premier album solo de Harrison. Elle sera même le titre de l'album. Un album qui sera #1 dans le monde. Le plus grand album de George Harrison. Comme un clin d'œil ou un remord, McCartney choisira d'interpréter cette chanson lors du concert en mémoire de George Harrison. "All Things Must Pass", George Harrison, 1969. "All Things Must Pass", Paul McCartney, 2002.
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6 janvier 1969, Harrison présente aux autres sa nouvelle chanson lors des sessions de Get Back/Let It Be. Elle ne sera pas retenue et pas beaucoup plus travaillée par la suite. Ce titre finira l'année suivante sur le premier album solo de Harrison. Elle sera même le titre de l'album. Un album qui sera #1 dans le monde. Le plus grand album de George Harrison. Comme un clin d'œil ou un remord, McCartney choisira d'interpréter cette chanson lors du concert en mémoire de George Harrison. "All Things Must Pass", George Harrison, 1969. "All Things Must Pass", Paul McCartney, 2002.

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George Harrison on aging and its position in the marketplace of music. Words of wisdom. Then he grabs his acoustic and plays 'All Things Must Pass'
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George Harrison on aging and its position in the marketplace of music. Words of wisdom. Then he grabs his acoustic and plays 'All Things Must Pass'

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On this day in 1969, George Harrison walked out on The Beatles. His parting words: “See you round the clubs.” Frustrated that John & Paul dismissed his songs like All Things Must Pass, I Me Mine & For You Blue, George quit after rehearsing Get Back and Two of Us.
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On this day in 1969, George Harrison walked out on The Beatles. His parting words: “See you round the clubs.” Frustrated that John & Paul dismissed his songs like All Things Must Pass, I Me Mine & For You Blue, George quit after rehearsing Get Back and Two of Us.

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George Harrison - All Things Must Pass My album of the day. A triple-length opus of stockpiled treasures after years of holding his breath. Songs of liberation, spirituality and Wall of Sound grandeur; if it’s not the finest Beatle solo album, then it’s close. 1970. 🎧 Wah-Wah
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George Harrison - All Things Must Pass My album of the day. A triple-length opus of stockpiled treasures after years of holding his breath. Songs of liberation, spirituality and Wall of Sound grandeur; if it’s not the finest Beatle solo album, then it’s close. 1970. 🎧 Wah-Wah

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George Harrison performing Every Grain Of Sand by Bob Dylan on a radio show in 1988 (set to some of my favorite clips of Bob and George)
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George Harrison performing Every Grain Of Sand by Bob Dylan on a radio show in 1988 (set to some of my favorite clips of Bob and George)

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In honor of George Harrison's 83rd birthday. Prince, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood & Dhani Harrison pay tribute to George Harrison at the 2004 Induction Ceremony performing ''While My Guitar Gently Weeps" What a performance, truly a masterpiece.
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For the first time, The Concert for Bangladesh, the GRAMMY® Award-winning album from George Harrison, Ravi Shankar & friends, is now available for streaming across all major digital music providers worldwide. Stream The Concert for Bangladesh album:
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For the first time, The Concert for Bangladesh, the GRAMMY® Award-winning album from George Harrison, Ravi Shankar & friends, is now available for streaming across all major digital music providers worldwide. Stream The Concert for Bangladesh album:

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George Harrison paying homage to Emerson Fittipaldi by adaptating an impromptu version of Here Comes The Sun, on his acoustic guitar.
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George Harrison paying homage to Emerson Fittipaldi by adaptating an impromptu version of Here Comes The Sun, on his acoustic guitar.

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george harrison in the opening scene of ringo starr's 1978 tv special 'ringo' as part of a satirical press conference. (broadcasted on april 26, 1978 on NBC)
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george harrison in the opening scene of ringo starr's 1978 tv special 'ringo' as part of a satirical press conference. (broadcasted on april 26, 1978 on NBC)

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George Harrison loved Austin Powers. After he got sick and his voice grew weaker, George would bring a Dr. Evil doll to Beatles board meetings. When it was his turn to talk, George would pull the cord on the doll and it would say, "Why must I be surrounded by frickin' idiots?"
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George Harrison loved Austin Powers. After he got sick and his voice grew weaker, George would bring a Dr. Evil doll to Beatles board meetings. When it was his turn to talk, George would pull the cord on the doll and it would say, "Why must I be surrounded by frickin' idiots?"

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During an interview leading up to the release of his 1987 album 'Cloud Nine,' George Harrison discusses his friendship with Eric, and the songs Eric played on.
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During an interview leading up to the release of his 1987 album 'Cloud Nine,' George Harrison discusses his friendship with Eric, and the songs Eric played on.

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29 juin 1970, George Harrison enregistre l'un des chefs-d'œuvre de son triple album All Things Must Pass. Il n'y a malheureusement que les "initiés" qui connaissent certains titres de Harrison et c'est bien dommage tellement son répertoire, notamment et surtout dans cet album, regorge de pépites en or massif. Harrison a eu une chance inouïe dans carrière : rencontrer Lennon & McCartney. Et il n'a eu qu'un seul problème majeur : être comparé à Lennon & McCartney. Mais combien de musiciens peuvent prétendre avoir créé certains titres du même niveau que Lennon & McCartney ? Finalement si peu. Lors du légendaire "Concert For George", Clapton a délivré une performance qui rend hommage à cette merveille de titre. "Beware Of Darkness", Eric Clapton & Friends, 2002. "Beware Of Darkness", George Harrison, 1970.
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29 juin 1970, George Harrison enregistre l'un des chefs-d'œuvre de son triple album All Things Must Pass. Il n'y a malheureusement que les "initiés" qui connaissent certains titres de Harrison et c'est bien dommage tellement son répertoire, notamment et surtout dans cet album, regorge de pépites en or massif. Harrison a eu une chance inouïe dans carrière : rencontrer Lennon & McCartney. Et il n'a eu qu'un seul problème majeur : être comparé à Lennon & McCartney. Mais combien de musiciens peuvent prétendre avoir créé certains titres du même niveau que Lennon & McCartney ? Finalement si peu. Lors du légendaire "Concert For George", Clapton a délivré une performance qui rend hommage à cette merveille de titre. "Beware Of Darkness", Eric Clapton & Friends, 2002. "Beware Of Darkness", George Harrison, 1970.

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Friends, George Harrison once sang, “All things must pass; all things must pass away.” Almost every major religious figure and philosopher the world over has intuited this great truth about our world. It’s good, and there are good things in it—a beautiful sunset, an enjoyable meal, a great conversation—but they don’t last. With that in mind, let’s turn to our readings for this Eighteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, which are about the theme of detachment.
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Friends, George Harrison once sang, “All things must pass; all things must pass away.” Almost every major religious figure and philosopher the world over has intuited this great truth about our world. It’s good, and there are good things in it—a beautiful sunset, an enjoyable meal, a great conversation—but they don’t last. With that in mind, let’s turn to our readings for this Eighteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, which are about the theme of detachment.

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Damon Albarn trying to not retrace the steps of The Beatles in India and then unknowingly entering the shop where George Harrison bought his first Sitar is gold
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Damon Albarn trying to not retrace the steps of The Beatles in India and then unknowingly entering the shop where George Harrison bought his first Sitar is gold

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How did a Hindu devotional chant become a No. 1 single? The biggest hit by an ex-Beatle wasn't by Paul or John. It was by George Harrison. George Harrison went on to donated 17 acres of land in February 1973 to the Hare Krishna movement (ISKCON) to establish Bhaktivedanta Manor. George Harrison purchased and gifted the 17-acre estate in Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire (then known as Piggott's Manor). The movement's original central London temple at Bury Place had become too small for the growing number of devotees. Later Growth: Over the years, the surrounding estate has expanded through additional land acquisitions to around 77–80 acres.
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How did a Hindu devotional chant become a No. 1 single? The biggest hit by an ex-Beatle wasn't by Paul or John. It was by George Harrison. George Harrison went on to donated 17 acres of land in February 1973 to the Hare Krishna movement (ISKCON) to establish Bhaktivedanta Manor. George Harrison purchased and gifted the 17-acre estate in Letchmore Heath, Hertfordshire (then known as Piggott's Manor). The movement's original central London temple at Bury Place had become too small for the growing number of devotees. Later Growth: Over the years, the surrounding estate has expanded through additional land acquisitions to around 77–80 acres.

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George Harrison 🎩🪄 What Is Life Here’s the full context behind the video. The song itself, What Is Life, comes from All Things Must Pass by George Harrison, released in 1970. Back then, there was no official music video made for it, just the song. Fast forward decades later… In 2014, to promote the Apple Years 1968–75 box set, Harrison’s family—Olivia Harrison and Dhani Harrison—did something pretty unique: They launched a global online contest inviting filmmakers to create a music video for “What Is Life.” The prize: $5,000, and your video becomes the official video on Harrison’s channels. The winner was Brandon Moore from Oakland, California. What you’re seeing in the video The dancers are Emma Rubinowitz and Esteban Hernandez of the San Francisco Ballet. It’s filmed around the Presidio of San Francisco; you’ll notice the mix of urban paths and wooded scenery. The choreography is meant to be interpretive, expressing the emotional core of the song rather than telling a literal story. #Facts
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George Harrison 🎩🪄 What Is Life Here’s the full context behind the video. The song itself, What Is Life, comes from All Things Must Pass by George Harrison, released in 1970. Back then, there was no official music video made for it, just the song. Fast forward decades later… In 2014, to promote the Apple Years 1968–75 box set, Harrison’s family—Olivia Harrison and Dhani Harrison—did something pretty unique: They launched a global online contest inviting filmmakers to create a music video for “What Is Life.” The prize: $5,000, and your video becomes the official video on Harrison’s channels. The winner was Brandon Moore from Oakland, California. What you’re seeing in the video The dancers are Emma Rubinowitz and Esteban Hernandez of the San Francisco Ballet. It’s filmed around the Presidio of San Francisco; you’ll notice the mix of urban paths and wooded scenery. The choreography is meant to be interpretive, expressing the emotional core of the song rather than telling a literal story. #Facts

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One week until George Harrison’s career-spanning compilation album, ‘Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison’, is available for the first-ever time on vinyl via Dark Horse Records. Go here - - to learn more and to pre-order your copy.
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One week until George Harrison’s career-spanning compilation album, ‘Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison’, is available for the first-ever time on vinyl via Dark Horse Records. Go here - - to learn more and to pre-order your copy.

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22,327 views • 1 year ago