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    In Honour of George Harrison

    Exactly one year after George Harrison died, a jaw-dropping lineup of musicians gathered at London's Royal Albert Hall to honor his lifetime of work. The Concert for George featured performances by Tom Petty, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne, Ravi Shankar, Billy Preston, Dhani Harrison and many others. (The only notable absence was Bob Dylan.) Near the end of the show, Clapton lead the house band on a stunning performance of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." With McCartney on piano, Ringo (among many others) on drums, Preston on organ and Clapton re-creating his guitar parts from the original, it was the closest thing possible to a Beatles reunion.




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    George is one of my favorite musicians. In my opinion, his solo work after All Things Must Pass has been under appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyway View Post
    George is one of my favorite musicians. In my opinion, his solo work after All Things Must Pass has been under appreciated.
    Did you see the Scorsese documentary? George Harrison--Living in the Material World it's been on HBO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mlaw View Post
    Did you see the Scorsese documentary? George Harrison--Living in the Material World it's been on HBO
    Yes, I bought the Blu Ray disc and companion book. They're great.

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    George was the unsung hero of the Beatles, without him many of the songs would not have sounded as good as they do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyway View Post
    George is one of my favorite musicians. In my opinion, his solo work after All Things Must Pass has been under appreciated.
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    George was the unsung hero of the Beatles, without him many of the songs would not have sounded as good as they do.

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    Eric Clapton

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    Clapton should have caught his kid

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    Clapton should have caught his kid
    Having a dead kid helps one to be a better Blues musician.
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    I was just messin' with ya. you can start any threads you want to Dave.
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    I like the Prince version bettererest, but anyway: I was a total John-hound for many years, but as I've aged, George has become my "Fave Rave".... very deep soul, very disciplined yet tasty musician.


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    Quote Originally Posted by HeinousMark View Post
    I like the Prince version bettererest, but anyway: I was a total John-hound for many years, but as I've aged, George has become my "Fave Rave".... very deep soul, very disciplined yet tasty musician.


    Love Prince

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mlaw View Post
    Love Prince
    Well he's just good. I wish he'd shake off those weird religious things and let loose again. He's by far the best out there if he'd just do it. IMHO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeinousMark View Post
    Well he's just good. I wish he'd shake off those weird religious things and let loose again. He's by far the best out there if he'd just do it. IMHO.
    agree 100%---Religion and drugs ruin great artists all the time

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    Why not spell it Honor?

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    Remember when that dude stabbed George Harrison?

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    Remember when that dude stabbed George Harrison?
    Hey, bro. I was fucked up on a lot of drugs back then, and I really don't like discussing the episode.
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    I had Let It Be on the iPod this am and For You Blue came on.

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    'All those years ago' is one of my favourite all time songshttp://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=85Smw...%3D85Smw33PKJA
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    Quote Originally Posted by AciD View Post
    'All those years ago' is one of my favourite all time songs


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    Quote Originally Posted by AciD View Post
    'All those years ago' is one of my favourite all time songshttp://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=85Smw...%3D85Smw33PKJA
    I love the entire "Somewhere in England" album.

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