@@faisal1582 You seem to be confusing his composer skills with his guitar skills. He was a gifted composer but he was at most an average guitar player.
How can you include 'All Things Must Pass' on a list of '10 Songs you didn't know where written by George Harrison'? It's one of the most famous George Harrison songs ever - OF COURSE we know George Harrison wrote it!
Clapton’s version of George Harrison’s “That Kind of Woman” is on an artists’ charitable compilation album, “Nobody’s Child - Romanian Angel Appeal,” released in July, 1990. Great song, great version.
That Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre album is an overlooked gem. It’s got a tone of famous musicians on it, like George Harrison himself (credited as Hari Georgeson), Steve Winwood, Ron Wood, Jim Capaldi, Mick Fleetwood, and Ian Wallace and Boz Burrell (who had been in the previous- at the time- lineup of King Crimson. Boz went on to join Bad Company shortly after that), and it’s just a great-sounding album altogether.
Wow, thanks for this, I am sure I am not alone in not realising that George wrote these songs, I recall hearing the "Mysteryoso" name years ago, in regards to music though. Many thanks for this and some great film of George here too. RIP George.
I'm listening to Harrison's 'All Things Must Pass' album for the first time. Good God - this is superb stuff! My Sweet Lord is a classic and Harrison was hiding his composer talent under a bush in his Beatle days.
Badge for Cream and Photograph for Ringo were excellent. Some of the one included here were pretty ordinary, but that may just have been the interpretation. What Paul and John wrote for others would be very interesting, so many of them.
He also wrote the chorus to Get Back for Pau McCartney. Sour Milk Sea: Get out of Sour Milk Sea You don't belong there Get back to where you should be Find out what's going on there
I'm a big Harrison fan. He inspired me to play guitar in his early Beatles days. This video shows me that even the most talented songwriters can't produce a hit every time. I've never even heard of many of these songs and many seem like they were forced. If they weren't written by Harrison they never would have been recorded. IMO if you want to be a successful writer you must be willing to accept that you will have many failures along with the successes.
@spongerubbertowerYou mean because of the first five words of Come Together? I don’t think so. The music of My Sweet Lord is almost identical of He’s So Fine!
@spongerubbertowerI truly think most American music lovers knew that the Isley Brothers originally recorded "Twist and Shout". It was just that in the Beatles' version, John Lennon just about stripped his vocal chords and we couldn't help but love him for throwing himself into the song so thoroughly. It was pretty much like nothing we'd ever heard before. And, I wasn't even that much of a Lennon or McCartney fan. It was just the energy, I suppose. Maybe you had to have been there.
The seamless integration of music and production design in your ' video reflects your unwavering dedication to encapsulating the spirit of both eras, resulting in a mesmerizing and emotionally charged viewing experience. *DO YOU AGREE WITH ME*
"Try Some Buy Some" también fue grabada por George para su segundo álbum. La versión de la gran Ronnie Spector es muy superior. "All Things Must Pass" fue el nombre de su extraordinario primer álbum solista. La versión de Preston suena diferente, tiene un toque Motown muy interesante. Hay una versión acústica de The Beatles muy buena de "Sour Milk Sea" Todas suenan muy Harrison. "Badge" de Cream fue muy adelantada a su tiempo. Suena a ochentera. "Run So Far" la grabó en su álbum póstumo "Brainwashed"
I did not know that George Harrison passed the song only run so far from Eric Clapton and he was a really good songwriter. you should cover songs that Paul McCartney wrote for other artists and also songs that Jeff Lynne produced or recorded for other artists.
George songs that are great. Women don’t you Cry for Me (acoustic demo with slide is fantastic) Behind that Locked Door Old Brown Shoe Devil’s Radio I Dig Love
George Harrison wrote " Let's Stick Together ", the Bryan Ferry single. And that actually did some business, charted high, got reams of TV and radio airplay, and not just some obscurity in afficianado catalogs. Bryan Ferry successfully sold it, but still, George Harrison would have reaped a useless royalties return on it.
GEORGE ALSO CO_WROTE THE SONG PHOTOGRAPH WITH RINGO. THAT WAS THE FIRST SINGLE FROM THE RINGO ALBUM, JOHN WROTE,IM THE GREATEST,AND PAUL WROTE SIX O CLOCK. ALL THESE SONGS ARE ON THE RINGO ALBUM. THIS IS NOT A BEATLE ALBUM, IT WAS RINGOS FRIENDS HELPING HIM OUT 1973 🍏
I didn’t ask emoji and it was included instead of just a couple a little clip of George’s version of what year and what album is on. For instance I did not know the Alvin Lee version of so sad actually came out before dark horse. I think all of these Ryan George Harrison album except for badge. I guess that was the perfect version and he played on it anyway Pro tip he also plays so I guitar on so sad for Alvin Lee and the credit him as HarriGeorgson
Did you know that six months before the Beatles landed in America, that George had a sister living in Memphis and that he came to visit her. Took the Graceland tour. I find that humorous. But in the end George would trade a wife for a song.
I'd love to see the charts where some of these songs were "Top 10" . Me thinks the poster is stretching the truth just a tad for effect. Also, George covered "Got My Mind Set On You". He didn't write it.
I never understood Harrison's bromance with Clapton. Seems women had a transactional role. I heard that when Clapton's son by Lori del Santo died, Harrison had an affair with her. For real?
Some of the "choices" were well-known Harrison compositions. BTW, what's up with the presenters speech impediment? It's very annoying. This is a lame video on so many levels.
What do all of these songs have in common other than the fact that they were written by George Harrison? With the possible exception of "Badge", they all SUCK! Harrison was simply not in the same league as a song writer as Lennon/McCartney. He wrote a handful of good songs, but that's all.
George was awesome. But his songs for other artists were meh. Macca contributions to others were much better and impactful to the artists. A world without love made Peter and Gordon's career. I wanna be your man for the Stones. Goodbye was Mary Hopkins 2nd biggest hit. Come and get it was Badfingers first hit. And he wrote dozens more for other artists.
@@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv "The song was primarily written by Paul McCartney, and finished by Lennon and McCartney in the corner of a Richmond, London club while Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were talking."
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George Harrison haters should not be here. Not just on George Harrison video, but they shouldn't be here on earth!
Absolutely nothing good about the song Imagine. It invites us to surrender our god given freedom to the godless globalists
@@love4joj881 do you also hate the hard truth. Imagine is pure evil there is no sugar coating it.
Love is truth, and nothing less
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WTH are you talking about? 🙄
George was my fav fab. His looks, his personality and humor.
He was brilliant
George, my favorite Beatle. He was a brilliant songwriter. R.I.P. George 🙏🏼
George was definitely my favourite Beatle. He seemed quiet and unassuming, yet he was a legendary guitarist and songwriter.
He was barely acceptable as a guitar player.
We love him!
@@roo72says who
@@roo72 Someone who wrote "here comes the sun" was "barely acceptable" as a guitar player? Who is "acceptable" according to you then?
@@faisal1582 You seem to be confusing his composer skills with his guitar skills. He was a gifted composer but he was at most an average guitar player.
How can you include 'All Things Must Pass' on a list of '10 Songs you didn't know where written by George Harrison'? It's one of the most famous George Harrison songs ever - OF COURSE we know George Harrison wrote it!
Exactly !!! This whole video is total bullshit !!!!
Yeah, did you know George Harrison was a member of The Beatles? Bet nobody knew that fact.
Yea, most of these songs are junk, too.
George was an amazing songwriter who was only able to shine thoroughly after he had left the Beatles.
The greatest song ever written by George is one of the greatest of all time, It Don't Come Easy by Ringo.
Here comes the sun too!
Check out the George on vocal version of this song.
I had The 45 of it played it over and over. It was even better than photograph. What was the B-side?
Clapton’s version of George Harrison’s “That Kind of Woman” is on an artists’ charitable compilation album, “Nobody’s Child - Romanian Angel Appeal,” released in July, 1990. Great song, great version.
George wrote It Done Come Easy for Ringo
No. George helped with the last verse. Ringo wrote most of it.
That Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre album is an overlooked gem. It’s got a tone of famous musicians on it, like George Harrison himself (credited as Hari Georgeson), Steve Winwood, Ron Wood, Jim Capaldi, Mick Fleetwood, and Ian Wallace and Boz Burrell (who had been in the previous- at the time- lineup of King Crimson. Boz went on to join Bad Company shortly after that), and it’s just a great-sounding album altogether.
I was about to comment that it is Mylon doing the lead vocals in this song. I love this version of George’s song.
On All Things Must Pass, Isn’t It A Pity. A pure masterpiece 🥰
I can’t believe you picked You and Me (Babe) over Photograph by Ringo Starr. Photograph was a major hit in 73 and Ringo’s first number one song.
Or It Don't Come Easy
Wow, thanks for this, I am sure I am not alone in not realising that George wrote these songs, I recall hearing the "Mysteryoso" name years ago, in regards to music though.
Many thanks for this and some great film of George here too. RIP George.
Rip George Harrison
Rest in peace George you and John and the rest of the band certainly brought alot of that into this world!
"All Things Must Pass" was released on George Harrison's 1970 Album "All things must pass"...
I'm listening to Harrison's 'All Things Must Pass' album for the first time. Good God - this is superb stuff! My Sweet Lord is a classic and Harrison was hiding his composer talent under a bush in his Beatle days.
The phrase is 'under a bushell', not under a bush!
No, I don’t think he was. He only became a good composer/songwriter near the end of the band.
Make sure you don’t get the new mix by his son. It is awful get the 2000 30 anniversary mix that George did
@@davidpreece5491 Don't you know language changes over time? Who cares?
Badge for Cream and Photograph for Ringo were excellent. Some of the one included here were pretty ordinary, but that may just have been the interpretation. What Paul and John wrote for others would be very interesting, so many of them.
George produced and co-wrote Ringo's "It Don't Come Easy" although only Ringo is credited.
As a Liverpool Woman, I need more of The Beatle's
When it first came out, I didn’t know that George co-wrote Badge with Clapton. Great song.
George’s Song were
FAB💜✝️💟🎸🥁🥁
George was the most talented one imho
He also wrote the chorus to Get Back for Pau McCartney.
Sour Milk Sea:
Get out of Sour Milk Sea
You don't belong there
Get back to where you should be
Find out what's going on there
When I was a teen I had a friend that looked so much like Harrison that he could easily pass for his brother and the Beatles were his favorite band
What do you call that hairstyle you’re wearing?
Arthur 😂😂
Mocker!!
I adore George 💜
I'm a big Harrison fan. He inspired me to play guitar in his early Beatles days. This video shows me that even the most talented songwriters can't produce a hit every time. I've never even heard of many of these songs and many seem like they were forced. If they weren't written by Harrison they never would have been recorded. IMO if you want to be a successful writer you must be willing to accept that you will have many failures along with the successes.
I knew. But I still loved this video. ☮️💟
George wrote 'Basketball Jones' for Ceach & Chong
Cheech and Chong
Nope. He just played on it.
You missed quite a few. He gave several more to Ringo like it dont come easy and whack my brain. Clapton did a version of love comes to everyone
I didn’t realise that George also wrote “He’s So Fine” for the Chiffons. How young was he at that time ?
Your kidding right?
@spongerubbertowerYou mean because of the first five words of Come Together? I don’t think so. The music of My Sweet Lord is almost identical of He’s So Fine!
@spongerubbertowerI truly think most American music lovers knew that the Isley Brothers originally recorded "Twist and Shout". It was just that in the Beatles' version, John Lennon just about stripped his vocal chords and we couldn't help but love him for throwing himself into the song so thoroughly. It was pretty much like nothing we'd ever heard before. And, I wasn't even that much of a Lennon or McCartney fan. It was just the energy, I suppose. Maybe you had to have been there.
The seamless integration of music and production design in your ' video reflects your unwavering dedication to encapsulating the spirit of both eras, resulting in a mesmerizing and emotionally charged viewing experience. *DO YOU AGREE WITH ME*
My opinion is that GEORGE actually caught and many times passed LENNON & MCCARTNEY in terms of solo songwriting quality. I knew most of these.
Paul was the best. Not even close
No he wasn't!!......Ringo kicked everybody's ass...he had an 8 octave vocal range !
Lame.@@ronanzann4851
@@ronanzann4851 right..I forgot…Ringo was a helluva Oboe & Bassoon player too..few people know.
My love goes out to Groge always he was unassuming helping all about him God bless I know you are waiting for us in the here ever after. ❤
Yaa!! I can't wait to see "Groge" again !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The most talented Beatle.
"Try Some Buy Some" también fue grabada por George para su segundo álbum. La versión de la gran Ronnie Spector es muy superior.
"All Things Must Pass" fue el nombre de su extraordinario primer álbum solista. La versión de Preston suena diferente, tiene un toque Motown muy interesante.
Hay una versión acústica de The Beatles muy buena de "Sour Milk Sea"
Todas suenan muy Harrison.
"Badge" de Cream fue muy adelantada a su tiempo. Suena a ochentera.
"Run So Far" la grabó en su álbum póstumo "Brainwashed"
He wrote "this is an outrage" by his alter ego Tony Harrison
Love George Harrison so much!
I did not know that George Harrison passed the song only run so far from Eric Clapton and he was a really good songwriter. you should cover songs that Paul McCartney wrote for other artists and also songs that Jeff Lynne produced or recorded for other artists.
There is a clip about Jeff Lynne’s song written.
Ronnie Wood was not yet a member of the Rolling Stones when George wrote "Far East Man" with him.
George songs that are great.
Women don’t you Cry for Me (acoustic demo with slide is fantastic)
Behind that Locked Door
Old Brown Shoe
Devil’s Radio
I Dig Love
I love lots many songs of many artist from Punk rock, Disco, Soul, early Country to new country... Could you cover the funky sounds of Primus?
It’s no surprise that George had the best solo career
Err. Paul Mcartney.
@@tconso no… Paul only made one good song in his solo career; Pipes Of Peace
John had the best solo career considering he only had 6 years making music. But George had a better solo career than Paul.
@@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv I mean John is second but George had the best songs after he left the Beatles compared to the other two songwriters
@@ordjk4797 fair enough. What George did after The Beatles was amazing. I prefer John’s songs, but George was great.
Had no idea! Thanks!
George Harrison wrote " Let's Stick Together ", the Bryan Ferry single. And that actually did some business, charted high, got reams of TV and radio airplay, and not just some obscurity in afficianado catalogs. Bryan Ferry successfully sold it, but still, George Harrison would have reaped a useless royalties return on it.
GEORGE ALSO CO_WROTE THE SONG PHOTOGRAPH WITH RINGO. THAT WAS THE FIRST SINGLE FROM THE RINGO ALBUM, JOHN WROTE,IM THE GREATEST,AND PAUL WROTE SIX O CLOCK. ALL THESE SONGS ARE ON THE RINGO ALBUM. THIS IS NOT A BEATLE ALBUM, IT WAS RINGOS FRIENDS HELPING HIM OUT 1973 🍏
Love comes to everyone with Eric Clapton is a great version.
And what about the songs he wrote with the Traveling Wilbury's
All the good ones.
Harrison and Clapton bros before ....they got over both being involved with Patti...the subject of Something, Layla and Wonderful Tonight.
All things must pass is literally the titular track of his most famous album. it shouldn't be on this list.
Funny but the video clip you seem to favor is George covering "Got my mind set on you" written by Rudy Clark.
One day George in a terrible state of constipation got an inspiration being all things must pass
Not far off though, Harrison made a song about him being sued
Do Bob Dylan!
'the holdup' with david bromberg
Most George Harrison fans will know at least most of these songs as many were released by George himself.
I didn’t ask emoji and it was included instead of just a couple a little clip of George’s version of what year and what album is on. For instance I did not know the Alvin Lee version of so sad actually came out before dark horse.
I think all of these Ryan George Harrison album except for badge. I guess that was the perfect version and he played on it anyway
Pro tip he also plays so I guitar on so sad for Alvin Lee and the credit him as HarriGeorgson
What about "It Don't Come Easy"?
How can you not include "Don't Come Easy"??
Bc everyone knows that
Clapton always wanted all the George was❗
Did you know that six months before the Beatles landed in America, that George had a sister living in Memphis and that he came to visit her. Took the Graceland tour. I find that humorous. But in the end George would trade a wife for a song.
No she lived in Illinois
George had to put up with the ego known as Paul
Bowie didn't actually know that was a Harrison song. He only knew the song through Aretha Franklin's cover of it.
Why would that surprise you? George loved Ringo
I thought George co wrote Badge with Eric?
Oh yes I did know🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What did Paul McCartney say to George when he offered songs he'd written - 'I write the songs'.
Brainwashed is excellent album!!!
You can hear his stye n eachbone
It would be quicker to name all the artists that the Beatles didn't write for, than the one's they did. LOL
I'd love to see the charts where some of these songs were "Top 10" . Me thinks the poster is stretching the truth just a tad for effect. Also, George covered "Got My Mind Set On You". He didn't write it.
Title says "Top 10 songs". Were any of these actually Top 10 other than Badge?
You forgot She's So Fine!
Sour milk sea is the best, It should be in white álbum, my opinion.
I will just have to call you on that one…
I never understood Harrison's bromance with Clapton. Seems women had a transactional role. I heard that when Clapton's son by Lori del Santo died, Harrison had an affair with her. For real?
No surprise great writer like Kris Kristofferson
Bob Dylan would be a good choice.
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"Top 10" ?!?!?!?, ... could have fooled me. Never heard of any of these.
george was second tier and paul and john were 1st tier.
TRADUCI IN ITALIANO
on an 'American' Cream Greatest Hits, George is given wring, vocals, guitar credits for Badge
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Fírst😊
As a songwriter, George Harrison was great at boiling soup
Not even one of the 10 songs listed was any good. Why do people insist on raving over such crap?
What a silly title for a video. How could you possibly know what a general audience does or doesn’t know? Moving on….
The only good songs in that group are Badge and All Things Must Pass. The rest are forgettable.
He wasn't, it was McCartney by a mile.
Some of the "choices" were well-known Harrison compositions. BTW, what's up with the presenters speech impediment? It's very annoying.
This is a lame video on so many levels.
So, he wrote a bunch of garbage no one has ever heard🤷🏻♂️
What do all of these songs have in common other than the fact that they were written by George Harrison? With the possible exception of "Badge", they all SUCK! Harrison was simply not in the same league as a song writer as Lennon/McCartney. He wrote a handful of good songs, but that's all.
George was awesome. But his songs for other artists were meh. Macca contributions to others were much better and impactful to the artists. A world without love made Peter and Gordon's career. I wanna be your man for the Stones. Goodbye was Mary Hopkins 2nd biggest hit. Come and get it was Badfingers first hit. And he wrote dozens more for other artists.
He also wrote "I Wanna Be Your Ma" for the Stones, but they turned it down for some reason ?
I Wanna Be Your Man was Lennon/McCartney, not just Paul.
@@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv "The song was primarily written by Paul McCartney, and finished by Lennon and McCartney in the corner of a Richmond, London club while Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were talking."
Hmm.. not too hard to see why Lennon/McCartney wrote all the Beatles hits.
He wrote some of the most famous and succesful songs in the Beatles’ catalogue: While my guitar gently weeps, Something, Taxman, Here comes the sun
Not hard to see Lennon/McCartney fans reflecting the attitude of Lennon and McCartney re George’s songwriting. Petty, dismissive, and wrong.
@@zetmoon Yes I agree with those four choices but that`s it , he was streets behind John and Paul.
Sorry, but none of the songs on here are any good.
Moron!, it’s like saying Beethoven was crap
But Photograph was a number one hit for Ringo Starr written by George and yet WatchMojo passed it over for an obscure but nondescript song.
You must be joking badge by cream is fantastic
Poor writer
This guy smears P. Spectre as a murderer but fails to mention B. Preston was a child pornographer. Consistency please...
They all suck. Unfortunately George was a crappy songwriter.
I beg to differ.😮😮