I wouldn’t say “gave them what they wanted” as you can tell at both times he was a bit agitated, but he wanted the world to know how he felt. He & Ringo are fed up with the music industry spinning the story on the Beatles.
Oh come on. When Lennon was murdered all "Sir Paul" (William) could say was"It's a drag". When Harrison died he at least behaved himself. Because if he had done a "It's a drag" 2.0 more people would wake up to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
Eh, I don't really completely buy the notion that Paul felt ambushed, after either of the deaths. ALL of the Beatles had/have *decades* of experience with having microphones and cameras shoved in their faces.
Paul has such class. To be questioned and pestered about one of his closest friends after he died and to still be kind to the reporters and photographers and have the patience to answer their questions. After watching Get Back I think he always had a certain level headedness that was tempered with patience and kindness. I respect him a lot.
@@elle.4445 Even if we're totally joking, and ignoring those who aren't? Even PM admits it's a silly, harmless conspiracy theory he gets a laugh from, and Ringo thinks it's hilarious.
Poor Ringo, I never saw him crying before but you could really see that the relationship between him and George were as strong as they were real brothers. It always makes me sad to see the old footage, like George helping Ringo in the Let It Be Session for "Octupus's Garden" or writing and gifting songs for him like "It Don't Come Easy" which would eventually become a no. 1 hit. Ringo really loved him.
Ringo is the credited writer of "It Don't Come Easy" but George did lend a hand. All three of the other Beatles supported and aided Ringo's career, and he helped theirs. In many ways, Ringo was the glue of that group and he loved each of them like a brother, and showed up for each of them in key personal and professional moments. I'll always love Ringo's big heart and the way that the others just embraced him. He really is and was a terrific drummer, but as John put it, "he was a great Beatle". And the 4 Beatles were VERY tight-knit, more than any other band I can think of, other than perhaps a band that includes family (and Lord knows many of those don't get along half as well as the Lads did).
"Do you want me to come with you?" That's what a friend is, someone who despite being very ill, will be there with you in hard times. Rest in Peace George
They really were such close friends. Despite what rumors the media tried to put on them and despite the little tiffs here and there, they were always like brothers.
In high school my history teacher asked the class once if there were any historical figures or impactful celebrities you’d like to have a long conversation with. George was in my top 5.
I grew up in Liverpool. I was 5 years old when The Beatles came on the scene, but I'd heard people talking about them and, even now, I remember that there was a strange vibration spreading around the city, some kind of sense of expectation. I'd just started listening to music, via my parents records. Dad had a load of classical stuff and mum had more up beat stuff. I loved all of it. Then there were pictures on the news and I recognised the places I was seeing on TV. Within just a few weeks EVERYBODY was talking about them, they were everywhere. The girls were arguing over who was the best looking, the "bring back Pete" movement was fading and the music was like nothing else. Fab days growing up in Liverpool then. Years later I attended The Liverpool Institute High school For Boys, which had been Paul and George's old school. After leaving school, I joined a band because I wanted to sing, we were rehearsing in The Casbah, in the same room The Beatles had used. Most of us in Liverpool wanted to be in a band, and that's still the case now. Being left-handed and playing guitar struck a chord with me (sorry about the pun!). Most families in Liverpool had an instrument in the house, a piano, guitar, banjo, or even just a pair of spoons or a comb and paper. That had been the case for years before The Beatles came on the scene, so music was the soundtrack for everybody back then, so The Beatles really were just four lads from down the road. George died on my birthday.
The Cavern and the Casbah were two different clubs in Liverpool the Beatles played at. The Casbah was owned by Mona Best, the mother of Pete the drummer.
@@phoenixrising5088 The Beatles famously played The Cavern Club, and were first heard by Brian Epstein there, but long before that and before Hamburg, even, they played The Casbah Coffee Club. It was owned by Pete Best's mother and John and Paul, and Cynthia Lennon, and perhaps also Stuart Sutcliffe helped decorate it, and their artwork is still on the wall. It was how they knew Pete, basically, and how he became their drummer when they got the offer to go to Hamburg
Man the reporters just asking the same question twice showing they didn't listen to Paul the first time, truely sad they had to go through this and he will be remembered to this day.
It's easy to forget, Paul and George were mates in grade school long before anyone ever even thought about joining a band. They were just friends on a school bus at 12-13 years old. Just like any of the other kids in town.
It's very nice to see that George is remembered by the younger generations. Oddly I wasnt born yet when the Beatles broke up , but I was 28 when he passed. He is missed.
@@doctornova3015 my folks remember the Beatles when they were kids in the 1960s . My dad and mom were in theye 20s in 1980 when John Lennon died my dad was 23 years old after his birthday December 5th and my mom was 21 when he died and they were shocked and sad when he died . George Harrison my dad said he was such a remarkable man, loved music , but the drugs was his real issue. But he came clean , but after he died 21 years ago it really broke his heart . I wasn’t born the yeah the Beatles broke up but my folks and aunts and Uncles remember.
Tears were falling down my face. It was heart breaking to his friends his passing. They all really loved each other. The words of Paul and Ringo were really so. Sweet. .
I had the pleasure of watching the Beatles play on the Ed Sullivan show. I remember recuperating in 69 after a car accident and hearing Get back for the first time. I am now and will always be a Beatles fan. Godbless George and John.
I get so sick of reading or hearing comments like “oh John despised Paul, Paul resented John, George didn’t really care for Paul, blah blah blah”. Bottom line is this, the four of them were brothers, bound together by a decade+ of awesome and incredible experiences. They loved each other immensely! Period. JMO
No, they didn't love each other. Because it is just a myth that they were four from start to finish. They were five in total: John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William. George loved the real Paul, who he wrote a tribute to: While my guitar gently weeps. George could'nt stand the ego of William.
I know people like to have a little conspiracy about things, after all, you'd think there was some huge mystery about them, yet that's the thing. They knew that and deliberately liked to toy with the weak minded. The beatles were always the same 4 guys.
@@punishedexistence This! So many of their songs were written to mess with the conspiracy, which was already in full swing. Glass Onion comes to mind as it's literally ENTIRELY full of Red Herrings.
These videos get to me so deep. You can't help to shed a tear when you hear Paul and Ringo talk about their brothers John and George and if you have gonz to one of their concerts, when they make a reference to them ... oh god ... it's just so emotional. We all love and cherish George, we all love and cherish John and we are so lucky to see and hear Paul and Ringo. Let's continue to cherish them everytime we have any news from them. Peace and love to you all.
George was as ready as any human could be,He faced it head on ,I was so impressed with his bravery in the face of the end, I loved what Olivia said ,that when George Passed T he room lit up when his soul /spirit let his body ,T hat gives me hope,that there is more to this life..I love you George,God bless him and his family.
I was in the hospital having a Sickle Cell crisis when George died. I loved them all, but George was my favorite. Hearing of his death that morning made me cry even more from the physical & emotional pain... but what I remember the most was how BEAUTIFUL the sun was shining that morning... "Here comes the sun... Here comes the sun & I say... It's alright." RIP George Harrison.
@@hihunter7 No they did not kick Stu out of the band. He left by his own wishes. He wanted to stay in Germany with the love of his life. Unfortunately he died of a believe a brain hemorrhage. They all were devastated when he died & kept in touch with his girlfriend for years after. She just passed away recently.
Seeing Rongo crying got t I me. Paul was sincere. Why is it that we give tributes when someone dies? Why not Why not when the person is living? George is missed by all his family, friends and fans all over the world. Love his music. Rock on George 🤘.
Paul knew George was sick. As someone who has been through this, you have some time to process it when you know someone’s on their way. Cancer is deadly a good amount of the time. John meanwhile was shot out of nowhere. It had to be shocking
thats true we knew george was ill with horrid cancer but with johns death was sudden both were a great loss rip george and john both jamming up in heaven
I expected Ringo to cry. He was always the emotional 1 (in a nice way) and losing John was already enough but to also lose George really broke him but like how Paul handled it. He was always the strong 1. R.I.P John Lennon and George Harrison.
What a beautiful tribute by Paul to George, he couldn't have spoken better about him. I didn't expect him to talk at length like that, it was really nice of him to speak so eloquently about the loss of his best friend ❤️
The Beatles are the best band of brothers and softies all of them. That’s why they were able to make such great music. Very very sad times when a loved one dies. RIP George and John.
It doesn't seem like it's been that long .I remember when I heard about John's death also .I was shocked when I heard about George's death .What an impact they made on music and the world .r.i.p
La reacción de Paul es más de alivio el sabía que su amigo estaba sufriendo en su enfermedad aunque se mostrara fuerte y contento ya con toda tranquilidad pudo hablar de George y recordarlo los medios lo habían criticado antes por la "indiferente" reacción que tuvo hacia la muerte de John pero el ni nadie lo esperaba y estaba en shock y los reporteros acosandolo haciendo preguntas tontas por lo que el tuvo que ser cortante con la muerte de George fue muy diferente el estaba preparado y tuvo la oportunidad de ver a su amigo unas semanas antes en cambio Ringo si se notó más emocional porque el fue quien convivió más con George durante la época de The Beatles se hospedaban en la misma habitación de hotel pero aún con lágrimas y todo Ringo no dejó de sonreír estaba triste pero a la vez feliz de recordar a su amigo
George Harrison was the spiritual Beatle who brought the 3 Beatles and their lady partners into TM yoga meditation by visiting Maharishi Mahesh Yogi vin his famous ashram In India. Prior, George was already studying some Indian phlosophy. He has even incorporated the chanting of Hare Krishna in his songs.
Oh my god Ricci is amazing as always. He's so sweet and real... I saw his reaction to John's death during the interview, now to George. And in both cases, he barely held back tears and spoke through force(((
I'm not a bit religious or spiritual and I'm kind of a bit dismissive of that sort of thing but I could listen to George talk about his spirituality for hours. I think we can all take comfort from the fact that George knew he was just moving on: not dying at all. 🥰
@@petes9524 I think there’s a fine line. I’ve actually just watched a programme about Cornwall in England and the various people there who believe in magic wood sprites and pagan magic. They were genuine people with sincere beliefs and there’s nothing wrong with that. 😊
Poor Ringo. I've seen this before but I'd forgotten about the Barbara Walters comment. When John died, she interviewed Ringo and after he answered some questions he commented "do you want to stop now? (talking about) it doesn't help, but it always makes me upset." And she ignored him and kept pressing for more.
@@Riley98414that is not an argument in any shape or form. The dark truth is that JPM died late 1966 and he was replaced by William "as an already set up affair".
If I was the reporter I would say I love you buddy keep your head up during this time buddy. I won't further bother you now sir. Good day thanks for the music 🙏🏻
I'm old enough to remember John's death (just about)... I was really, really young, but I can recall the time when it happened, and that everyone was in shock watching the news in our house... but I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard of George's death on the radio... that really hit me that, just couldn't believe it... I can only imagine what it did to Paul, Ringo, and George's family!
As a big Beatles fan and living through Beatlemania George was my favorite at the end John in the beginning but one thing we all lost side of us. They were human. and one day they would pass. I’m not the way they went. one guy shot as you know, and the other head cancer I’m constantly sticking. A cigarette in his mouth the brake in George was stabbed. It don’t feel the same
Yeh, that's exactly what I was thinking. I remember seeing an interview where he tried to explain his behaviour during that interview right after John's death.
Paul obviously was blindsided by John Lennon's death in a way he wasn't by George's. John was sudden, Paul was 15-20 years younger at the time, and in that interview he was clearly in an altered state of mind.
Love Ringo. Him and Barbara visited Combe Martin in North Devon, England and went in my uncle's shop. My auntie said the whole village was silent and just stopped! It was about 1980, we'd never seen the likes of it!
With this and John, people always seem to forget that Paul was still processing the murder of John, whereas here it’s more expected in a way. Must be terrible to have reporters all up in your face right after your friends had passed… God bless Ringo and Paul for both being so strong 🫶🏻
William was not friends with John. They only had a professional relationship. And William knew the time George died that he could not make a "It's a drag" 2.0 because then more people would wake up to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
No tiene nada que ver el asesinato de John que necesitas un tiempo para asimilarlo y en ese momento Paul estaba en estado de Shock, a la muerte de George que llevaba tiempo enfermo y además Paul le dejó una casa a George y familia alejado de los medios y sabía perfectamente como estaba George, en este caso aparte de tener 21 años mas Paul sabía que George estaba ya en sus últimos días. Evidentemente tanto Paul como Ringo solo ellos sabrán lo que lloraron en su momento las muertes de John y George y los recordarán hasta su último suspiro.
@@marisarico4933 Paul estaba muy resentido con John por separar a The Beatles de esa ridícula groupie oriental con la que se casó. Había mucho resentimiento con Paul, en gran parte bien merecido, y cuando mataron a John, Paul estaba lidiando con ese resentimiento mientras trataba de asimilar lo que sucedió.
@@wms72 William knew he had to behave himself. Had he done a "It's a drag" 2.0 would have waken up more people to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
As difficult as it is for everyone of us, we're not experiencing dead of our relatives in the same way. Paul is clearly a guy who has been devastated by it at a very young age and clearly built an armour against it. He's in control, he has to be for his own sake. I knew people like this, and they can seem very detached and unsensitive but it's the absolute opposite. Sorry for my bad english.
A lot of people don't realize that George spent his final days at Paul McCartney's home in Beverly Hills. It was good of Paul to offer it. No fuss, no muss -- just whatever you need.
William did not share his house of his good heart. No, the main reason was that William wanted to prevent George from doing a death bed confession that Paul died late 1966.
If Paul McCartney ever said a cross word, I've never seen it or read about it. Always kind, patient and respectful. His appreciation for his fans is really evident in his shows and where he chooses to tour. I hope he's around another many years. Same goes for Ringo.
@@OlskZeri-tc5niThat was an in-joke between Paul and John. Whenever bad things happened, that’s what they would say to each other. Only as a sound bite with no context does this sound cold or crass.
Paul going out to speak to the press gathered at his home was so great. He knew they wouldn't go away until he gave them what they came for, and he knew that if he didn't say EXACTLY the right thing he'd be vilified relentlessly, like after the shocking death of John Lennon. Paul knew George close to 2 years before he met John. And on one, not even Paul, mentioned that George died at Paul's OTHER home in the States. Paul loaned it to George and Olivia and Dhani as a place for George to be comfortable and at peace and out of the public eye. Ringo's story is great, but the interview was much later, not on the day after George's death.
William knew this time that he could not afford to make a "It's a drag" 2.0. That is why he behaved this time. He could not allow more people waking up to the fact that he is not James Paul McCartney. The fact that George died in one of William's houses was only to prevent George from doing a deathbed confession.
I feel so sorry for Paul. In both George's death and John's death, cameras were shoved in his face and he still gave the press what they wanted.
I wouldn’t say “gave them what they wanted” as you can tell at both times he was a bit agitated, but he wanted the world to know how he felt. He & Ringo are fed up with the music industry spinning the story on the Beatles.
Oh come on. When Lennon was murdered all "Sir Paul" (William) could say was"It's a drag". When Harrison died he at least behaved himself. Because if he had done a "It's a drag" 2.0 more people would wake up to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
@@olskzeri782 What do you mean that he's not Paul McCartney?
@@juliabeatlemaniac ignore it, even the beatles always mocked up those nuts that think paul was substituted, lol
Eh, I don't really completely buy the notion that Paul felt ambushed, after either of the deaths. ALL of the Beatles had/have *decades* of experience with having microphones and cameras shoved in their faces.
Paul has such class. To be questioned and pestered about one of his closest friends after he died and to still be kind to the reporters and photographers and have the patience to answer their questions. After watching Get Back I think he always had a certain level headedness that was tempered with patience and kindness. I respect him a lot.
Very well said indeed
Yes. A very patient and decent human being
They chose the Replacement Paul very well.
@@vangroover1903 dear Lord not you guys again
@@elle.4445 Even if we're totally joking, and ignoring those who aren't? Even PM admits it's a silly, harmless conspiracy theory he gets a laugh from, and Ringo thinks it's hilarious.
Poor Ringo, I never saw him crying before but you could really see that the relationship between him and George were as strong as they were real brothers. It always makes me sad to see the old footage, like George helping Ringo in the Let It Be Session for "Octupus's Garden" or writing and gifting songs for him like "It Don't Come Easy" which would eventually become a no. 1 hit. Ringo really loved him.
Ringo, wrote & sang, a video for George. It will make u cry. It is such a lovely tribute to George.
Ringo is the credited writer of "It Don't Come Easy" but George did lend a hand. All three of the other Beatles supported and aided Ringo's career, and he helped theirs. In many ways, Ringo was the glue of that group and he loved each of them like a brother, and showed up for each of them in key personal and professional moments. I'll always love Ringo's big heart and the way that the others just embraced him. He really is and was a terrific drummer, but as John put it, "he was a great Beatle". And the 4 Beatles were VERY tight-knit, more than any other band I can think of, other than perhaps a band that includes family (and Lord knows many of those don't get along half as well as the Lads did).
Yes agree
"Do you want me to come with you?" That's what a friend is, someone who despite being very ill, will be there with you in hard times. Rest in Peace George
They really were such close friends. Despite what rumors the media tried to put on them and despite the little tiffs here and there, they were always like brothers.
@@chumon1992 yeah I think in the end all the beatles had alot of respect and love for each other. despite what people might say.
Well said!! I would have been happy to meet George!!!
Losing John and George were the two saddest days in music history. Losing Paul and Ringo in the future will add that up to four.
Stuart Sutcliffe too.
It will be devastating.
I can't imagine a world without any of them.😭😢😥
@@melissatyree566 The world will be in mourning.
It’s sad when regular people die too. But yeah worship worship
@@stringer-ik1pc What are you talking about? They did not bring joy to this world with their music like The Beatles. THEY WERE SERIAL KILLERS.
In high school my history teacher asked the class once if there were any historical figures or impactful celebrities you’d like to have a long conversation with. George was in my top 5.
Who were the others?
@@nievegamer0732 my wild guess is that 3 were the other beatles
@@ajaybangi Fifth was the other George I’d like to think (George Martin).
Paul = all class, all day long every day. What a patient, intelligent and soulful man.
"Sir Paul" (William) didn't show class when he commented Lennons death with a cold "It's a drag" while chewing a bubblegum.
@@olskzeri782 that snide comment of his actually cements the fact they'd known each other long even more
@@olskzeri782 shut up
@@olskzeri782 Well I mean, he was in shock. His best friend was just shot dead.
@GamingSinceThe70s-pq9stIt was a fuckkng drag, wasn’t it?
I grew up in Liverpool. I was 5 years old when The Beatles came on the scene, but I'd heard people talking about them and, even now, I remember that there was a strange vibration spreading around the city, some kind of sense of expectation. I'd just started listening to music, via my parents records. Dad had a load of classical stuff and mum had more up beat stuff. I loved all of it. Then there were pictures on the news and I recognised the places I was seeing on TV. Within just a few weeks EVERYBODY was talking about them, they were everywhere. The girls were arguing over who was the best looking, the "bring back Pete" movement was fading and the music was like nothing else. Fab days growing up in Liverpool then. Years later I attended The Liverpool Institute High school For Boys, which had been Paul and George's old school. After leaving school, I joined a band because I wanted to sing, we were rehearsing in The Casbah, in the same room The Beatles had used. Most of us in Liverpool wanted to be in a band, and that's still the case now. Being left-handed and playing guitar struck a chord with me (sorry about the pun!). Most families in Liverpool had an instrument in the house, a piano, guitar, banjo, or even just a pair of spoons or a comb and paper. That had been the case for years before The Beatles came on the scene, so music was the soundtrack for everybody back then, so The Beatles really were just four lads from down the road. George died on my birthday.
The Cavern not the casbah.
@@phoenixrising5088 Eh...No.
I grew up kirkdale 50s & almost 73 now here thailand , seen the 4 when they arrived back from abroad on the town hall balcony, fab ey !
The Cavern and the Casbah were two different clubs in Liverpool the Beatles played at. The Casbah was owned by Mona Best, the mother of Pete the drummer.
@@phoenixrising5088 The Beatles famously played The Cavern Club, and were first heard by Brian Epstein there, but long before that and before Hamburg, even, they played The Casbah Coffee Club. It was owned by Pete Best's mother and John and Paul, and Cynthia Lennon, and perhaps also Stuart Sutcliffe helped decorate it, and their artwork is still on the wall. It was how they knew Pete, basically, and how he became their drummer when they got the offer to go to Hamburg
Man the reporters just asking the same question twice showing they didn't listen to Paul the first time, truely sad they had to go through this and he will be remembered to this day.
But this time William unlike when Lennnon were murdered, behaved himself.
@@olskzeri782how can you be so stupid to think Paul mccartney died. In 1966
Paul, always a class act, Ringo, always heartfelt and oh so funny. Two amazing human beings.
William had learned his lesson since the 1980 fiasco. Hence no "It's a drag" 2.0.
Man, seeing RINGO cry made me break down. I feel so bad for him. And for Paul too. Rip George. Love you!
It's easy to forget, Paul and George were mates in grade school long before anyone ever even thought about joining a band. They were just friends on a school bus at 12-13 years old. Just like any of the other kids in town.
William did not went to school with George Harrison.
What a beautiful soul George is. He was very special. RIP George💜 all things must pass 🌠
My dad remembers hearing about this and it broke his heart.
I wasn’t even born yet
It's very nice to see that George is remembered by the younger generations. Oddly I wasnt born yet when the Beatles broke up , but I was 28 when he passed. He is missed.
@@doctornova3015 my folks remember the Beatles when they were kids in the 1960s . My dad and mom were in theye 20s in 1980 when John Lennon died my dad was 23 years old after his birthday December 5th and my mom was 21 when he died and they were shocked and sad when he died . George Harrison my dad said he was such a remarkable man, loved music , but the drugs was his real issue. But he came clean , but after he died 21 years ago it really broke his heart . I wasn’t born the yeah the Beatles broke up but my folks and aunts and Uncles remember.
I'm 35 and a lifelong Beatles fan (from my mother) and I cried when she told us.
George will never die ! His music 🎵 lives on he was a star 🌟 for sure ! Here comes the sun 🌞 ⭐️
❤❤
The music he wrote was pure gold.
Paul is a class act. Rest In Peace George I love you
Why ? Becuse William didn't make a "It's a drag" 2.0 ?
@@olskzeri782 jeez youre one of those people.
Tears were falling down my face. It was heart breaking to his friends his passing. They all really loved each other. The words of Paul and Ringo were really so. Sweet.
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George Harrison did not love William.
I had the pleasure of watching the Beatles play on the Ed Sullivan show. I remember recuperating in 69 after a car accident and hearing Get back for the first time. I am now and will always be a Beatles fan. Godbless George and John.
I get so sick of reading or hearing comments like “oh John despised Paul, Paul resented John, George didn’t really care for Paul, blah blah blah”. Bottom line is this, the four of them were brothers, bound together by a decade+ of awesome and incredible experiences. They loved each other immensely! Period. JMO
No, they didn't love each other. Because it is just a myth that they were four from start to finish. They were five in total: John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William. George loved the real Paul, who he wrote a tribute to: While my guitar gently weeps.
George could'nt stand the ego of William.
@@olskzeri782delusional
I know people like to have a little conspiracy about things, after all, you'd think there was some huge mystery about them, yet that's the thing. They knew that and deliberately liked to toy with the weak minded. The beatles were always the same 4 guys.
@@punishedexistence This! So many of their songs were written to mess with the conspiracy, which was already in full swing. Glass Onion comes to mind as it's literally ENTIRELY full of Red Herrings.
These videos get to me so deep. You can't help to shed a tear when you hear Paul and Ringo talk about their brothers John and George and if you have gonz to one of their concerts, when they make a reference to them ... oh god ... it's just so emotional. We all love and cherish George, we all love and cherish John and we are so lucky to see and hear Paul and Ringo. Let's continue to cherish them everytime we have any news from them. Peace and love to you all.
i can just remember the bond Ringo and George had, its absolutely heart breaking. miss him everyday, or at least try to
George was as ready as any human could be,He faced it head on ,I was so impressed with his bravery in the face of the end,
I loved what Olivia said ,that when George Passed T he room lit up when his soul /spirit let his body ,T hat gives me hope,that there is more to this life..I love you George,God bless him and his family.
George will be remembered for writing the greatest love song ever made! Super talented cool man
'' All things must pass ''... and what a sad passing.
George was one cool cat and will be remembered as such.
I was in the hospital having a Sickle Cell crisis when George died. I loved them all, but George was my favorite. Hearing of his death that morning made me cry even more from the physical & emotional pain... but what I remember the most was how BEAUTIFUL the sun was shining that morning... "Here comes the sun... Here comes the sun & I say... It's alright." RIP George Harrison.
Four Legends. Never see their like again!
They were five in total. John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William.
@@olskzeri782 Fab Four. Never heard of William . . .!!!!
@@adamhughes4442 "Sir Paul" is really a William.
@@olskzeri782 Ringo. John. Paul. George. Four not five.
Rip George and John
I could imagine them with Stuart Stcliffe now.
@@jacestephenweatherall1732 Nah they kicked him out of their Heaven band
@@hihunter7 No they did not kick Stu out of the band. He left by his own wishes. He wanted to stay in Germany with the love of his life. Unfortunately he died of a believe a brain hemorrhage. They all were devastated when he died & kept in touch with his girlfriend for years after. She just passed away recently.
@@antoinettewitt2098 best thing that ever happened in the history of rock and roll is when Pete and Stu weren't members of The Beatles anymore.
RIP James Paul McCartney.
Seeing Rongo crying got t I me.
Paul was sincere.
Why is it that we give tributes when someone dies? Why not Why not when the person is living?
George is missed by all his family, friends and fans all over the world. Love his music. Rock on George 🤘.
Deborah. I think yr kind , wonderful , a force for good, a great person. Thought I'd say that whilst yr still alive
@@nasdkhan254
Thank you. Your very sweet.
@@deborahklinlger8565 yr welcome
You are absolutely spot on. I try my best to reflect that and appreciate people.
Correction : Ringo
Lovely tributes from Paul and Ringo.
Ringo crying always makes me cry. George and especially John were far too young
Paul knew George was sick. As someone who has been through this, you have some time to process it when you know someone’s on their way. Cancer is deadly a good amount of the time. John meanwhile was shot out of nowhere. It had to be shocking
thats true we knew george was ill with horrid cancer but with johns death was sudden both were a great loss rip george and john both jamming up in heaven
I expected Ringo to cry. He was always the emotional 1 (in a nice way) and losing John was already enough but to also lose George really broke him but like how Paul handled it. He was always the strong 1. R.I.P John Lennon and George Harrison.
And RIP James Paul McCartney.
Kid lol Paul McCartney is still alive
‘Do you want me to come with you?’ 😄 Harrison was a class act 👌🏻
What a beautiful tribute by Paul to George, he couldn't have spoken better about him. I didn't expect him to talk at length like that, it was really nice of him to speak so eloquently about the loss of his best friend ❤️
William and George were not best friends. George barely tolerated William.
The Beatles are the best band of brothers and softies all of them. That’s why they were able to make such great music. Very very sad times when a loved one dies. RIP George and John.
It doesn't seem like it's been that long .I remember when I heard about John's death also .I was shocked when I heard about George's death .What an impact they made on music and the world .r.i.p
Thanks George,for shaping my outlook on life with beautiful music from the early Beatles to now.
0:21 I could hear the Nokia ringtone when Paul walks away from his car
I love George. My favorite Beatle. 💖
Same.
Me too!
La reacción de Paul es más de alivio el sabía que su amigo estaba sufriendo en su enfermedad aunque se mostrara fuerte y contento ya con toda tranquilidad pudo hablar de George y recordarlo los medios lo habían criticado antes por la "indiferente" reacción que tuvo hacia la muerte de John pero el ni nadie lo esperaba y estaba en shock y los reporteros acosandolo haciendo preguntas tontas por lo que el tuvo que ser cortante con la muerte de George fue muy diferente el estaba preparado y tuvo la oportunidad de ver a su amigo unas semanas antes en cambio Ringo si se notó más emocional porque el fue quien convivió más con George durante la época de The Beatles se hospedaban en la misma habitación de hotel pero aún con lágrimas y todo Ringo no dejó de sonreír estaba triste pero a la vez feliz de recordar a su amigo
Ringo's voice impression of George was almost perfect
George Harrison was the spiritual Beatle who brought the 3 Beatles and their lady partners into TM yoga meditation by visiting Maharishi Mahesh Yogi vin his famous ashram In India. Prior, George was already studying some Indian phlosophy. He has even incorporated the chanting of Hare Krishna in his songs.
His music lives on forever...tears in my eyes.....sad to see this all these years later...."GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU ALWAYS"
Man this had tears in my eyes
I feel so bad for Ringo. He lost someone very special to him, but it was very nice to see him as joyful and jokey as he usually is.
George said it himself best. Here comes the sun to get me. It's alright. RIP dear friend.
Oh my god Ricci is amazing as always. He's so sweet and real... I saw his reaction to John's death during the interview, now to George. And in both cases, he barely held back tears and spoke through force(((
Paul is such a amazing man very kind words
William knew he could not afford to make a "It's a drag" 2.0 and that is why he behaved this time around.
That's not Paul. He died in 1966 and was replaced with William Shepherd
I'm not a bit religious or spiritual and I'm kind of a bit dismissive of that sort of thing but I could listen to George talk about his spirituality for hours. I think we can all take comfort from the fact that George knew he was just moving on: not dying at all. 🥰
You've just been religious to your core right there. Peace and love.😊
@@petes9524 I actually meant that George knew, as in he was certain in his beliefs, but I’m happy to be misconstrued in this case. Bless ya, Pete. ♥️
@@trinkabuszczuk6138 I should have said, spiritual.😊
@@petes9524 I think there’s a fine line.
I’ve actually just watched a programme about Cornwall in England and the various people there who believe in magic wood sprites and pagan magic. They were genuine people with sincere beliefs and there’s nothing wrong with that. 😊
@@trinkabuszczuk6138 well, like George, probably of Celtic stock, in the end, it all comes down to kindness and just caring about people
So sad... i love George....
Georges était le discret des 4...
Plus de 20 ans déjà...
Repose toi en paix...
Georges 🌠🙏
Brille🌟🌌
Là haut
Poor Ringo. I've seen this before but I'd forgotten about the Barbara Walters comment. When John died, she interviewed Ringo and after he answered some questions he commented "do you want to stop now? (talking about) it doesn't help, but it always makes me upset." And she ignored him and kept pressing for more.
Ringo especially took it hard as George basically told John and Paul to let him in the band after discharging Pete Best.
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These vultures descended so quick, same day George died, that Paul is still referring to George in the present tense.
Only tears from Ringo his real original band member not Billy Shears who acts as Paul to this day.
Oh my god shut up take your ridiculous a** theory somewhere else
@@Riley98414that is not an argument in any shape or form. The dark truth is that JPM died late 1966 and he was replaced by William "as an already set up affair".
If I was the reporter I would say I love you buddy keep your head up during this time buddy. I won't further bother you now sir. Good day thanks for the music 🙏🏻
We love you Ringo
How rude to impose on Paul and Ringo at that time.
George could fall in a skip of sewage and still come out looking cool. That man was mentholated cool.
What a beautiful soul George had , they all loved each other so much😊
Lovely tributes from his best friends...
George Harrison and "Sir Paul" (William) were not best friends.
@@olskzeri782 They were as kids and teenagers and again towards the end of George’s life.
1:28 I love him like he's my brother too.
Love how the people shoving cameras in Paul’s face just asked him questions about things that he literally had just answered
God bless him!
So sad but his music will live on forever.
I'm old enough to remember John's death (just about)... I was really, really young, but I can recall the time when it happened, and that everyone was in shock watching the news in our house... but I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard of George's death on the radio... that really hit me that, just couldn't believe it... I can only imagine what it did to Paul, Ringo, and George's family!
So sad, I love George ❤️❤️❤️❤️
As a big Beatles fan and living through Beatlemania George was my favorite at the end John in the beginning but one thing we all lost side of us. They were human. and one day they would pass. I’m not the way they went. one guy shot as you know, and the other head cancer I’m constantly sticking. A cigarette in his mouth the brake in George was stabbed. It don’t feel the same
The Ringo part made me tear up so much
Exellent. Thanks for posting.
We love you Georgie!!❤
I loved all four Beatles like they were my brothers!¡
They were five in total. John, Paul, George, Ringo and last member in: William.
“god, its like barbara f***ing walters here isn’t it?” 🥲🥲
ringo referencing the interview he did soon after john’s murder. 😞😞😞😞
He was great
RIP
Paul is obviously going out of his way to say something well beyond what he said to the press after Lennon’s death.
Yeh, that's exactly what I was thinking. I remember seeing an interview where he tried to explain his behaviour during that interview right after John's death.
Talking to the press would always be 'a drag'
I imagine it was easier speaking about the memory of George vs John honestly, especially between the time they died
Paul obviously was blindsided by John Lennon's death in a way he wasn't by George's. John was sudden, Paul was 15-20 years younger at the time, and in that interview he was clearly in an altered state of mind.
@@davepowell7168 he said that because he was mad at the reporters for making a sensation out of his friend’s death. He didn’t mean it like that.
Rest In Peace George
“Do you want me to come with you” brought a tear to my eyes, 24 years later
Ringo's interview tears me up each time. I'm not a fan, I've only watched it a half a gazillion times.
They are humans. We cry. They are no different.
Thats the incredible side of George….Om, Peace Amen….
Love Ringo.
Him and Barbara visited Combe Martin in North Devon, England and went in my uncle's shop. My auntie said the whole village was silent and just stopped! It was about 1980, we'd never seen the likes of it!
Paul introduced George to John
George and ringo just are just like middle child.
But "Sir Paul" (William) had nothing to do with that. It was before William's time in the band.
The death of a Beatle is a tragedy.
A deal should have been made to keep all 4 alive forever.
With this and John, people always seem to forget that Paul was still processing the murder of John, whereas here it’s more expected in a way. Must be terrible to have reporters all up in your face right after your friends had passed… God bless Ringo and Paul for both being so strong 🫶🏻
William was not friends with John. They only had a professional relationship. And William knew the time George died that he could not make a "It's a drag" 2.0 because then more people would wake up to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
Paul's reaction much different than with John's death.
He had a chance to prepare what to say for George's passing.
No tiene nada que ver el asesinato de John que necesitas un tiempo para asimilarlo y en ese momento Paul estaba en estado de Shock, a la muerte de George que llevaba tiempo enfermo y además Paul le dejó una casa a George y familia alejado de los medios y sabía perfectamente como estaba George, en este caso aparte de tener 21 años mas Paul sabía que George estaba ya en sus últimos días. Evidentemente tanto Paul como Ringo solo ellos sabrán lo que lloraron en su momento las muertes de John y George y los recordarán hasta su último suspiro.
@@marisarico4933 Paul estaba muy resentido con John por separar a The Beatles de esa ridícula groupie oriental con la que se casó. Había mucho resentimiento con Paul, en gran parte bien merecido, y cuando mataron a John, Paul estaba lidiando con ese resentimiento mientras trataba de asimilar lo que sucedió.
@@wms72 William knew he had to behave himself. Had he done a "It's a drag" 2.0 would have waken up more people to the fact that he is not Paul McCartney.
Of course it is. John was murdered, and he was in shock. George passed away after a long illness. Very difficult, but expected.
As difficult as it is for everyone of us, we're not experiencing dead of our relatives in the same way. Paul is clearly a guy who has been devastated by it at a very young age and clearly built an armour against it. He's in control, he has to be for his own sake. I knew people like this, and they can seem very detached and unsensitive but it's the absolute opposite. Sorry for my bad english.
"Sir Paul" (Wiliam) is not the same Paul that lost his mother at a young age.
Rip 🙏
Sometimes it is a relief to talk about things and Paul used the opportunity
It sucks that my favorite beatle is dead
A lot of people don't realize that George spent his final days at Paul McCartney's home in Beverly Hills. It was good of Paul to offer it. No fuss, no muss -- just whatever you need.
William did not share his house of his good heart. No, the main reason was that William wanted to prevent George from doing a death bed confession that Paul died late 1966.
@@OlskZeri-sc9eg 🤔 William?
@@OlskZeri-sc9eg William who?
@@skeena59William Shepard.
Loved him.
I saw online that Ringo had to cancel his tour for this year because a couple of his band members got COVID-19.
He’s touring. Just saw him last night. He was as energetic as ever.
its kinda sad that soon we will either have Ringo's reaction to Paul's death or the other way around and then there will be only one
There is already only one Beatle left and that is Ringo Starr.
@@OlskZeri-ip1xr how
@OlskZeri-ip1xr, wait a minute. Did Paul mccartney die 7 months ago? Wrong, he's still alive
If Paul McCartney ever said a cross word, I've never seen it or read about it. Always kind, patient and respectful. His appreciation for his fans is really evident in his shows and where he chooses to tour. I hope he's around another many years. Same goes for Ringo.
William commented Lennons death with a cold "It's a drag".
@@OlskZeri-tc5niThat was an in-joke between Paul and John. Whenever bad things happened, that’s what they would say to each other. Only as a sound bite with no context does this sound cold or crass.
I cannot believe Ringo Starr said a bad word
George was my favorite Beatle. I thought it was throat cancer that he died from. I could be wrong.
George was also my favorite. And I also thought it was throat cancer ... maybe it spread. The cause was clear, though: smoking.
He got attacked and stabbed a few years earlier in 1997 so that make his situation worse
Gotta love ringo
Paul going out to speak to the press gathered at his home was so great. He knew they wouldn't go away until he gave them what they came for, and he knew that if he didn't say EXACTLY the right thing he'd be vilified relentlessly, like after the shocking death of John Lennon. Paul knew George close to 2 years before he met John. And on one, not even Paul, mentioned that George died at Paul's OTHER home in the States. Paul loaned it to George and Olivia and Dhani as a place for George to be comfortable and at peace and out of the public eye. Ringo's story is great, but the interview was much later, not on the day after George's death.
William knew this time that he could not afford to make a "It's a drag" 2.0. That is why he behaved this time. He could not allow more people waking up to the fact that he is not James Paul McCartney.
The fact that George died in one of William's houses was only to prevent George from doing a deathbed confession.