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I’ve been diving into all the interviews I can find the past year or so

@@alexanderatherton7602 Hi, happy new year to you! How can I mail to you?

@@alexanderatherton7602 Have you got the one with Annie Nightingale? It's two-hour one, but on RUclips there is only 5-minute snippet...

Really. I thought the interviewer was one of the best interviewers George has had. Actually asking about every single song on the new album. The making of and how the album came together and all that. Especially since it's my favorite George album I was over the moon. And about the humor, isn't the interviewers fault, people just have difference senses of humor that's all. Also thought the bit they did at the end was funny.

Lol ok

Smoking kills so many.

I do too. I just happened to switch on my radio and I instantly recognised George's voice. It was so exciting to realise that he was releasing a new album. I bought it at the first opportunity, I still have it and I still enjoy listening to it.

Wow show it on u tube ,

In the Court, George said his inspiration was this hallelujah / praise "Oh Happy Day": ruclips.net/video/EfGDvDGE7zk/видео.html

@@MegaPlexy Yes, I heard that, and there is a similarity. But the song by the Chiffons really jumps out. Who knows, maybe they were influenced by that spiritual song, but I get the feeling that George wasn’t being completely honest. And keep in mind that the Beatles in the early days were on record saying how much they liked American black singing groups to the extent that they recorded some of the songs.

I didnt know that :) Is there more info on that? Im on a george harrison binge :)

@@Jakobs616 I read it a few years ago in a book Behind That Locked Door.

From chapter 3 ‘How to sell yer book’ make shit up

He didn’t pay the price though. He ended up owning the bright tunes catalog after he counter sued for conspiracy against bright tune and allen klein

@@subg8858 George was so savvy. Love him!

George explains it at the beginning of the interview. 33 1/3 was his age at the time he recorded this album. But that's oddly enough also the speed at which the record spins at 33 and a third revolutions. For those that don't understand the Indian or Hindi language and Sanskrit I wrote this just to inform another commenter here a while back. > I wonder how many people here making comments from the Western world don't even know what the symbol means. I was married to a Hindu woman for three years in 2001~2003. So of course hearing and seeing much about the Hindi language and Sanskrit. This symbol which looks like '3's on the album cover, is actually the om symbol in Hindi and Sanskrit language. And furthermore the little curlicue to the right of the symbol and the dot above it that does not show here in the your type above, represents a crescent moon and star. Similar to the crescent moon and stars that is on all of the Muslim country flags. This is possibly a strange juxtaposition between the two different cultures that they both honor this special symbol in the sky when it happens to appear, at the new crescent moon in the Western evening sky, or the waning crescent moon in the Eastern morning sky, which may have a bright star or planet near it at times as the moon progresses in its monthly 29 1/2 day revolution around the Earth, [almost but not quite a 30-day month on the modern.] In both of these cultures which have tremendous differences each also has a similar belief, whether religious or cultural, that when this conjunction of the Moon and a bright star [or planet] in the sky appears near the Crescent Moon, this signifies that something is going to happen. I also happen to be a semi-professional astronomer for most of my life, lecturing and teaching the subject in local schools and universities here in my hometown of Portland Oregon, and I provide thousands of hours of Public Service sidewalk astronomy with large telescopes set up in popular public places to allow the public to observe through for free, over the past 25 years, but I've actually been providing this since I was in my late teens as a hobby, so I tend to notice these things, after meeting and talking to thousands of people from different cultures around the world. Not only George, but all of the Beatles were adding little hidden symbolisms and metaphors and aphorisms into their music that much of the popular music world fans listening, were not even aware of. This is some of the hidden beauty that's behind their creativity and music for nearly 10 years, you can see a lot of this being exposed in the new documentary that's been edited and beautifully reproduced by Peter Jackson. The Get Back documentary contains many hidden and revealed secrets throughout its full 8 hours, if you watch it all. Including the original director of it Michael Lindsey-Hogg, who it is believed is the son of Orson Welles. Watch the document for you if you get a chance you'll be amazed at how much is revealed and very special moments and scenes within the film. There are many surprises, and it's not just about the Beatles. For example one morning they're up early in the old dark cold Twickenham Warehouse, and Paul and John are playing Django Reinhardt style guitars, mocking the opening music from the late 1940s movie, The Third Man starring Orson Welles. In another scene George is shown helping Ringo right one of their last songs for the Abbey Road album as George shows Ringo on piano how the chords should change. It turns out that all four of them were actually amazing geniuses in songwriting, and understanding Music Theory, without even being able to write it or read it.

33...hahahaha...33 levels of free masonry...that ain't about how old he was...or the speed of the music...free masonry all day.

He wasn’t a freemason though

You can click away rather than putting out negativity ya know

@@bobbytropo2314 it's called freedom of speech you sad little prat comments? Section

@@macker8017 Doubling down on the negativity I see. Sorry to bother you.

@@bobbytropo2314 pointing out someone's negative comments? Why don't be more positive and ignore him or put a positive comment. Your just SO NEGATIVE!.........?

You should try listening with a garlicpessary that always helps

The first lyrics to the song are "This song has nothing tricky about it." He recalled his own song correctly. The part about "Bright" comes later in the song.

For me, it's equal, if not very different, to ATMP

I love 33 and a third. It was a real return to form after the previous two albums which had their moments but were generally underwhelming. 33 & a Third and George Harrison (1979) are two of my favourite albums in the entire catalogue of the Beatles.

Gone Troppo was sub par

@@josephwirtel8765 Gone Troppo is a very good album, ceratinly better than Extra Texture and Somewher In England. It's a fun listen with catchy melodies a positive vibe and great musicianship. Maligned by the same people who used to say that Ram was a bad album.

Dark Horse I'd put 3rd

No way dude, Brainwashed has got to be No. 2. So sincere and personal, especially Stuck Inside a Cloud

Good list. ATMP is my favorite album of all time.

Who was Harry Krishner ?

@@travisash8180 I think you mean Henry Kissinger ;)