George Harrison was the best r&r guitarist ever, in my opinion. I say that because his guitar work was like that of a vocalist. It's an over used expression, but I think it really applied to his solos, and the signature style he put on the songs he did with the Beatles, and his own work. There may be more technical musicians, but I have yet to hear any guitarist that created more original lyrical guitar solos than Harrison. As corny as this sounds, I think he was a gift to humanity.
excelsior2511 I think the beatles they sounded pleasant because they didn't overdid riffs and solos, like any Lynrd Skynrd song. they knew that sometimes less is better than more
It's hard to believe that this year marks the 20th anniversary of this great human being's demise... Georgie, you left this world physically but your spirit is still wondering here and there... you're very much alive in millions of people's hearts... love you and miss you so much ❤️
WTH? Have you ears, man? And any sense of rhythm? He was called upon to do more than any other drummer in the rock era. The tempo changes alone that they demanded of him and that he executed beautifully would have qualified him for the Hall of Fame. It was his backbeat in the early years that ignited Beatlemania. I get riled when people rag on Ringo. 😉@@yassassin6425
Concert for George 2002. A very sad reason for a concert but in my opinion one of the most beautiful live events ever. This DVD brings me to tears - even almost 20 years later. Such a wonderful spirit, such a fantastic string of songs and such a great performance by all his friends to give honour to his legacy.
I was nine years old and living in Brooklyn when the Beatles hit the Unites states for the first time and I have always said that if my mother and father really loved me they would have taken me to see the Beatles.
This song is perfect from the clever lyrics to the catchy guitar, the solo and George’s bass line, one of the best ever. Despite this it was considered a B side, almost a throw away.
George was a great musician and songwriter. In many aspects he was the best guitar player that ever lived, not because of technical abilities which he had and demonstrated profusely, but because he wasn't worried about showing off, concentrating on the overall result. In that sense The Beatles were the best school, where all 4 members were geniuses on their own right but always preferred to add to the ensemble rather than fighting to shine above their partners.
Yes. He was an amazing guitar player especially with the arrangements and cord changes which are uniquely George. His slide is as good as anyones. He is so missed.
One of my favorites that Ringo has done that I haven't heard praises of is " Old Brown Shoe ." It's possibly my favorite Beatles drum track. Of course, there are many others. Truly, George Harrison’s music conveys a talent and depth not often seen in today’s musicians.
@@stoonhead9151 Ringo defo played drums on Old Brown Shoe. Paul has admitted that he can’t do a shuffle in this 2005 interview at Hog Mill Hill ruclips.net/video/YhZZiMOy334/видео.html Also, we see an early version of the song being rehearsed in Get Back. Paul is seen struggling with it while Ringo can be seen nailing the beat. In addition, The Magic Christian was only being filmed in Twickenham which is a 40 minute train journey from Abbey Road with only one change (at Waterloo), and didn’t shoot on evenings and weekends.
at this point george was a master guitarist and he was maybe one of best slide guitarist ever listen to his guitr into of my sweet lord the solo of give me love he played lead on tom petty i wont back down he played the guitar solo on bob dylan under the red sky he played all slides solo in the travelling wilburies albums
George certainly was a dedicated guitarist: he learned from some great players and could match their styles very well. Delaney Bramlett taught George to play slide, and Delaney was friends with the best slide man: Duane Allman.
@QueenBeatlesWings Very well said, also in my opinion George had by far the greatest solo career, even helping out greatly on John's Imagine album - George played great guitar on that album on the majority of songs e.g. Oh My Love. I love George's albums in the 70's and 80's greatly, every one of them is fantastic and he has so many unknown great songs for example The Answers At The End, Unknown Delight, Baltimore Oriole (Which is a cover) and Learning How To Love You. George truly was a genius
Actually, I heard George quoted that by the early '90s he couldn't play as fluidly as he did in the late '60s. The solo on "Old Brown Shoe" is just about the fastest picking George had ever done on record (especially the quick lick at the 4th bar in). To he credit, he didn't want to present a sloppy version of his old self and instead checked his ego and let the more capable guitarist in the band tackle the nifty solo.
THE BEATLES .OLD BROWN SHOE........THE SONG FOR THE ALBUM HEY JUDE . I THE VERY LAST ALBUM RECORDED. FOR THE BEATLES TOGETHER. ..AMAZING RECORDED. .GREAT SONG... BETTER SOUND WITH THE BEATLES ...AND GREAT WITH GEORGE HARRISON. ..BUT NOT THE SAME.....BUT GEORGE REMEMBERS THE SONG ...AND NOBODY ELSE NO MORE. VERY BEAUTIFUL SONG...ONE OF MY COLLECTION. ..REALLY LOVE IT
kavi poag Hey Jude was a compilation album for the U. S market and released in January 1970. It was authorised by their manager Alan Klein. The Beatles had no input in its release.The last Beatle album recorded was Abbey Road although Let It Be came out after it.
The percussions were really great. But believe it or not: It was Paul McCartney who played the drums on this tune, not Ringo. The Beatles Bible writes: "Ringo Starr was filming The Magic Christian, and was unavailable for the session. In his place, the drums on the song were played by Paul McCartney".
If you look closely enough, George is playing the lead solo...☼ On the studio album, John played the opening riffs anyhow, as George liked the way he played it better than himself. Same with Eric in Japan. FYI
@slash129 Andy Fairweather-low plays the solo. George wrote the song. It is a masterpiece and it is enough. It's understandable he wants to relax during the concert. Cheers!!
I remember John making fun of this song in the Get Back film when George first played it to them. And Paul looking very superior and bored when George was talking to him. It's surprising that George came back after leaving the sessions- he later explained that it was only because the other three asked him to come back to just finish the Get Back album, and somehow that grew into the Abbey Road sessions. And at the final Beatles recording session in January 1970, when they were finishing up "I, Me, Mine", (George's new song to fill out the album), only George, Ringo, and Paul were there- John had quit in September 69 after returning from Toronto and returned all excited about the POB's live performance with Clapton (Remember how John nonchalantly recommended hiring Clapton to replace George after George had quit in January 69?). George left in January 69 and was still there a year later in January 70, but John left in September 69 and never came back. Actually, George was very loyal to the Beatles, even after years of mistreatment.
Seeing this after watching the documentary "Get Back" you may foght : "may did he remenber the jam sessions, whicht he created that wonderfull song, when he played"?
GEORGE THE LEGEND! I SAW HIS SOLO SET AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL (POLITICAL SHOW COSMIC YOGI FLYERS OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT) BRILLIANT SHOW (THE GREAT JOE WALSH FROM THE JAMES GANG ALSO ON BILL). SAD FOR HARRISON GANG/CLAN/FAMILY. HOPE TO SEE YOU IN HEAVEN.
I notice that George always has someone else play the lead guitar at his concerts, whether its Eric or someone else. I know he is capable of playing the lead as he came up with it. I am sure there is a reason.
Didn't The Ballad go to #1 in England? anyway, The Ballad should have been a John and Paul single, not a Beatles single, as George and Ringo weren't on it.
@@mrzrzr i've been a Beatles fan all my life.George Harrison in no way shape or form wrote or played or can write or play a bass line like that.That's Paul McCartney through & through.great paul mccartney bass line.check drive my car.that's the best george can do with the bass lines.but george wrote the song.yes.check anywhere.
@@ericvincentcarbone3471 As a bass player and a Beatles fan myself, I see why you think that, I used to think it myself. It also sounds like the Rickenbacker 4001S. But reality wise, George was playing a Fender Jazz Bass on this song. From an interview with George, Dec 1987: "Q: Sounds like McCartney was going nuts again", Harrison replied: "That was me going nuts. I’m doing [on the bass] exactly what I do on the guitar." Check anywhere. :)
@@mrzrzr maybe so but,& i'm a fan of king crimson & early genesis,& paul really is probably 1 of the greatest bass players ever.his written bass lines are 2nd to none.really.TAXMAN & A day in the life.wow.& paul.s guitar solo in taxman is insane.
love this song wish there was the real thing i'm a songwriter who at times sounds like without trying to but maybe have the beatle sound when i sing just put Sunshyne Machyne The New Days of Old on CD Baby and iTunes not all songs song like them one song I walk with you(forever young) is going into the movie THE WATCH TOWER enjoy and i love The Beatles
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One of my favourite Beatles songs
George Harrison the secret weapon of the Beatles
Hell yeah George was an awesome Beatle..a monster Beatle ..if you will ..lol
It was no secret.
1:40 That dancing keyboard player is my spirit animal.
"Love One Another" ~ George Harrison
SO GREAT!!!!! underrated!!!!!!! GEORGE WAS SO MUCH BETTER THEN j& p KNEW......
"Make A Early Start To Make Sure I'm Not Late"
You never were late George right on time every time!
George Harrison was the best r&r guitarist ever, in my opinion. I say that because his guitar work was like that of a vocalist. It's an over used expression, but I think it really applied to his solos, and the signature style he put on the songs he did with the Beatles, and his own work. There may be more technical musicians, but I have yet to hear any guitarist that created more original lyrical guitar solos than Harrison. As corny as this sounds, I think he was a gift to humanity.
excelsior2511 I think the beatles they sounded pleasant because they didn't overdid riffs and solos, like any Lynrd Skynrd song. they knew that sometimes less is better than more
excelsior2511 My son's named after him. My favorite guitarist, songwriter and imperfect person. Shine on forever.
excelsior2511 - Better than Jeff Beck, Mick Taylor, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Ry Cooder ?
Ray Cooper
In the same league. Page and Clapton have both said as much.
It's hard to believe that this year marks the 20th anniversary of this great human being's demise...
Georgie, you left this world physically but your spirit is still wondering here and there... you're very much alive in millions of people's hearts... love you and miss you so much ❤️
Naturally singing with the deepest side of his heart. RIP George❤❤❤
still amazes me how 4 geniuses somehow got together.... supernatural...
yup. Miracles of G-d
Ringo - a genius?
That might be stretching it a tad.
@@yassassin6425 Yet a perfect fit for the entire entity. A genius grouping.
WTH? Have you ears, man? And any sense of rhythm? He was called upon to do more than any other drummer in the rock era. The tempo changes alone that they demanded of him and that he executed beautifully would have qualified him for the Hall of Fame. It was his backbeat in the early years that ignited Beatlemania. I get riled when people rag on Ringo. 😉@@yassassin6425
@@yassassin6425well, he is the greatest.
I was lucky enough to be at this gig. An absolutely amazing show and this was one of the many highlights. 👍
Eras tú?😮
Once a Beatle always a Beatle, NO EX-Beatles. We Love You Beatles, Oh Yes We Do...
Hahaha yes...
Absolutely yes! I agree .
A Monster Beatle! We miss George!
Life is so sad! Ten years after, there was a concert for George. Miss him so much!
Concert for George 2002. A very sad reason for a concert but in my opinion one of the most beautiful live events ever. This DVD brings me to tears - even almost 20 years later. Such a wonderful spirit, such a fantastic string of songs and such a great performance by all his friends to give honour to his legacy.
I never took notice of old brown shoe while listening to the hey Jude vinyl in my youth.Lt is now the most enjoyable song for me on the vinyl.
This song is a favorite of mine,i discovered it on the "Hey Jude" album back as a 14 year old.
I was nine years old and living in Brooklyn when the Beatles hit the Unites states for the first time and I have always said that if my mother and father really loved me they would have taken me to see the Beatles.
George is in top form here, he just got better after the tour of Japan, makes me wished he had kept playing live.
This song is perfect from the clever lyrics to the catchy guitar, the solo and George’s bass line, one of the best ever. Despite this it was considered a B side, almost a throw away.
Actually it was called a "double A" side!
George, what a magical guy! The best one, ever!!!
ray cooper with his stylee!!!
Great song ever
George was a great musician and songwriter. In many aspects he was the best guitar player that ever lived, not because of technical abilities which he had and demonstrated profusely, but because he wasn't worried about showing off, concentrating on the overall result. In that sense The Beatles were the best school, where all 4 members were geniuses on their own right but always preferred to add to the ensemble rather than fighting to shine above their partners.
well...paul & john loved their precious egos.
Yes. He was an amazing guitar player especially with the arrangements and cord changes which are uniquely George. His slide is as good as anyones. He is so missed.
Such a great jam! Love it!
One off the best! ! From the tousend😊 Beatles jewels❤
THE TAMBOURINE PLAYER.
Oh, he's intense.
He performed the Concert for George.
Rip, Georgie.
You are missed and loved.
Ray Cooper - percussionist par excellence
Ray Cooper - excellent musician.
yeah Ray Cooper - got a bit of a start with some young up-n-comer who named himself Elton John ...
I think his name is Ray Cooper.
Explore the space!
Thanks for this. It's always great to see George in action. ❤❤
I believe Old Brown Shoe was the flip side of Ballad of John and Yoko.
i think you are right...flip side of the ballad of john and yoko. Trivia: Paul played drums (not ringo) on Ballad of J & Y
Correct! Highly underrated!
This is long been a favorite of mine. It's a pity it wasn't on an album, just a single.
@@TheDellaniOakes
It's on the blue album, '67 to '70.
@@roverenderalligator9104 Yep! I have that album. It never came out on any of the others, though. It was released as a B side single.
One of my favorites that Ringo has done that I haven't heard praises of is " Old Brown Shoe ." It's possibly my favorite Beatles drum track. Of course, there are many others.
Truly, George Harrison’s music conveys a talent and depth not often seen in today’s musicians.
Paul was the drummer for this one. Ringo was out of the studio for an aside film project. 😉
@@stoonhead9151 Ringo defo played drums on Old Brown Shoe. Paul has admitted that he can’t do a shuffle in this 2005 interview at Hog Mill Hill
ruclips.net/video/YhZZiMOy334/видео.html
Also, we see an early version of the song being rehearsed in Get Back. Paul is seen struggling with it while Ringo can be seen nailing the beat. In addition, The Magic Christian was only being filmed in Twickenham which is a 40 minute train journey from Abbey Road with only one change (at Waterloo), and didn’t shoot on evenings and weekends.
I Played Many Times With George RIP George Harrison Buddha Bless Yeah So Long Christian F.W Sibbald 21-7-2019
Yeah me too. Alone to Beatle records.
THIS IS WORDLESS FOLKS! I played this song on the street today!
George is playing STRICTLY rhythm guitar...Wicker
Fantastic!
Love this man!!!
at this point george was a master guitarist and he was maybe one of best slide guitarist ever listen to his guitr into of my sweet lord the solo of give me love he played lead on tom petty i wont back down he played the guitar solo on bob dylan under the red sky he played all slides solo in the travelling wilburies albums
he wasn't the best slide player etc. he was a very popular player,
George certainly was a dedicated guitarist: he learned from some great players and could match their styles very well. Delaney Bramlett taught George to play slide, and Delaney was friends with the best slide man: Duane Allman.
I disagree. He was among the very best slide players around. Not the best, but definitely in the discussion
@@victorarena23 technically he wasn't the best, but his tune and feel was incredible. Show me someone who can play like that
@@markcooper9063Eric Clapton would disagree with you.
It's 2020 now, more than ten years... Thank you for uploading this.
Gotta admit ... one of the best. The studio recording, that is.
George es un "señor", en el mejor sentido de la palabra, siempre conmigo!!
Great to see George perform this song live (and without 'Beatles ties')
@QueenBeatlesWings Very well said, also in my opinion George had by far the greatest solo career, even helping out greatly on John's Imagine album - George played great guitar on that album on the majority of songs e.g. Oh My Love. I love George's albums in the 70's and 80's greatly, every one of them is fantastic and he has so many unknown great songs for example The Answers At The End, Unknown Delight, Baltimore Oriole (Which is a cover) and Learning How To Love You. George truly was a genius
No. George did not have a great solo career. That would be Paul. 'Cmon Man.
Excellent song
Wow amazing
I miss him
Rockin rockin rockin
Actually, I heard George quoted that by the early '90s he couldn't play as fluidly as he did in the late '60s. The solo on "Old Brown Shoe" is just about the fastest picking George had ever done on record (especially the quick lick at the 4th bar in). To he credit, he didn't want to present a sloppy version of his old self and instead checked his ego and let the more capable guitarist in the band tackle the nifty solo.
George doesn't play the solo here though.:)
TheCliffPhilShow did you read the comment?
such mastery. genius!
this sounds, looks so good it makes me want to weep. Haribol.
Sin duda uno de los mejores temas de George
Awesome!
I love ❤️ this song 🎵!
Some very nice lead guitar slide and solo by Andy Fairweather Low, to whom George assigned a few lead parts on the Japan tour too.
My favorite.
Paul McCartneys bass on this song was absolutely extraordinary
Paul didn't play bass on this song. George did, crazy huh.
@Mahesh K But I don't think about the tecnic level, I mean how fast and how deep the bass went, McCartney was more expert on that...
@Dave Wilson Yeah, it is very McCarttney-esque. George was melodic but not quite in the same way Paul was....and still is.
@@omaraceviz5784 if that's the case it's unbelievable. It's signature Paul to me
George plays bass.
He's got Tom Petty and Mike Campbell up there!
Masterpeice
THE BEATLES .OLD BROWN SHOE........THE SONG FOR THE ALBUM HEY JUDE . I THE VERY LAST ALBUM RECORDED. FOR THE BEATLES TOGETHER. ..AMAZING RECORDED. .GREAT SONG... BETTER SOUND WITH THE BEATLES ...AND GREAT WITH GEORGE HARRISON. ..BUT NOT THE SAME.....BUT GEORGE REMEMBERS THE SONG ...AND NOBODY ELSE NO MORE. VERY BEAUTIFUL SONG...ONE OF MY COLLECTION. ..REALLY LOVE IT
kavi poag Hey Jude was a compilation album for the U. S market and released in January 1970. It was authorised by their manager Alan Klein. The Beatles had no input in its release.The last Beatle album recorded was Abbey Road although Let It Be came out after it.
niiiice
DAT TAMBOURINE-MAN
Nestor Diaz that's Ray Cooper, Elton John's percussionist.
And a great friend of George, too
Erebadis jumpin
Ray Cooper !
RAY BABY!!!!
Love it.
Just how great and reliable was Andy Fairweather-Low?! On slide guitar for George, and second guitarist for Eric Clapton.
Don't forget his work with Waters and Gilmour as well
Always felt the same thing about Ringo on this song. Seems difficult to make it flow like he does. Fantastic performance by Ringo.
The percussions were really great. But believe it or not: It was Paul McCartney who played the drums on this tune, not Ringo. The Beatles Bible writes: "Ringo Starr was filming The Magic Christian, and was unavailable for the session. In his place, the drums on the song were played by Paul McCartney".
This song is a shuffle. It was clear in The Beatles version that Ringo couldn't play a decent shuffle. This is better.
Brilliant!!
Yeah!! Pity that we do not have a real DVD from this concert!!
A fave since the record came out as B-side or 2nd A-side with 'Ballad of John and Yoko'. 😊🤙🏼🎶❤✨️🕊
EXCELLENT AND HE IS ONE OF THE 4 BEATLES HE IS A BEATLE FOREVER
I was there - great night
If you look closely enough, George is playing the lead solo...☼ On the studio album, John played the opening riffs anyhow, as George liked the way he played it better than himself. Same with Eric in Japan. FYI
John wasn't at the recording session for this song.
Ray Cooper.
Tambourine.
Hot dang man ... THAT'S how it's done kiddies!
Not sure why he's there or how his tambourine adds to the song.
@slash129 Andy Fairweather-low plays the solo.
George wrote the song. It is a masterpiece and it is enough.
It's understandable he wants to relax during the concert.
Cheers!!
I remember John making fun of this song in the Get Back film when George first played it to them. And Paul looking very superior and bored when George was talking to him. It's surprising that George came back after leaving the sessions- he later explained that it was only because the other three asked him to come back to just finish the Get Back album, and somehow that grew into the Abbey Road sessions. And at the final Beatles recording session in January 1970, when they were finishing up "I, Me, Mine", (George's new song to fill out the album), only George, Ringo, and Paul were there- John had quit in September 69 after returning from Toronto and returned all excited about the POB's live performance with Clapton (Remember how John nonchalantly recommended hiring Clapton to replace George after George had quit in January 69?). George left in January 69 and was still there a year later in January 70, but John left in September 69 and never came back. Actually, George was very loyal to the Beatles, even after years of mistreatment.
Seeing this after watching the documentary "Get Back" you may foght : "may did he remenber the jam sessions, whicht he created that wonderfull song, when he played"?
fucking legendary...
ROCK IN HEAVEN GUITAR'S GIANT ❣❣❣❣🎸🎶🎤
Lindooooo 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Classic.
Wish Geo would have played the lead.
Remember when live bootleg LPs sounded like this?
I need to update my George Harrison collection while I can still buy CDs.
top sound - thanks for uploading!
THE BEATLES FOREVER YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH
what a pity, there is no official dvd release from his live concerts
Wow!
Ave George
@sweetmelissa794 Ray Cooper Percussionist extraordinaire!
GEORGE THE LEGEND! I SAW HIS SOLO SET AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL (POLITICAL SHOW COSMIC YOGI FLYERS OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT) BRILLIANT SHOW (THE GREAT JOE WALSH FROM THE JAMES GANG ALSO ON BILL). SAD FOR HARRISON GANG/CLAN/FAMILY. HOPE TO SEE YOU IN HEAVEN.
I too was there, fabulous. It was rumoured Paul would show up, he didn’t, but Ringo did. I bought tickets on the day at face value. Fantastic night!
te amo jorge.
al que subió el video: nunca se es un EX-BEATLE
Was that Ray Cooper on percussuion -- specifically tamborine? EDIT: Yep.
James Gowan : yea. Ray was one of George dearest friends
Crazy style but absolutely professional in time :). Watch his "percussion show" in Concert for George 10 years later in 2002 ... ;)
Nice. I agree, permpress!
I notice that George always has someone else play the lead guitar at his concerts, whether its Eric or someone else. I know he is capable of playing the lead as he came up with it. I am sure there is a reason.
It may be that he doesn’t want to worry about playing “lead guitar” when he’s singing.
👏👏👏👏👏👍🙏🏴🇧🇷.
From his only solo show in England. Always wondered if the Anthology project didn't side line a chance for a tour of the US.
"Old Brown Shoe," to me, should have been the "A" side of the Beatles' single instead of "The Ballad of John and Yoko." Just an opinion. Great rocker.
Amen, amen, amen!!!
BJY should have been a Plastic Ono Band release anyway, not Beatles.
Ballad is a far superior song in every possible way. Better lyrics, better melody, and it’s a great story. Plus it only took two Beatles to record.
Didn't The Ballad go to #1 in England? anyway, The Ballad should have been a John and Paul single, not a Beatles single, as George and Ringo weren't on it.
1 of Paul's best bass lines.
It was actually George's.
@@mrzrzr i've been a Beatles fan all my life.George Harrison in no way shape or form wrote or played or can write or play a bass line like that.That's Paul McCartney through & through.great paul mccartney bass line.check drive my car.that's the best george can do with the bass lines.but george wrote the song.yes.check anywhere.
@@ericvincentcarbone3471
As a bass player and a Beatles fan myself, I see why you think that, I used to think it myself. It also sounds like the Rickenbacker 4001S. But reality wise, George was playing a Fender Jazz Bass on this song.
From an interview with George, Dec 1987: "Q: Sounds like McCartney was going nuts again", Harrison replied: "That was me going nuts. I’m doing [on the bass] exactly what I do on the guitar."
Check anywhere. :)
@@mrzrzr maybe so but,& i'm a fan of king crimson & early genesis,& paul really is probably 1 of the greatest bass players ever.his written bass lines are 2nd to none.really.TAXMAN & A day in the life.wow.& paul.s guitar solo in taxman is insane.
@@ericvincentcarbone3471 yes he can you bozo. lead guitar is transferable to bass guitar
Andy Fairweather Low is playing the lead in this video. Not George or E.C.. Good job, Andy!
I knew that was Andy Fairweather Low playing lead, well spotted. A very underestimated player indeed.
💖💖
Yes, Ringo's performance on the1969 studio recording. Fully aware this is not Ringo.
wow
@spidpower Thanks for the info !! Its an amazing song , cant put it into a specific genre !! He plays in the Concert for George as well right ??
love this song wish there was the real thing i'm a songwriter who at times sounds like without trying to but maybe have the beatle sound when i sing just put Sunshyne Machyne The New Days of Old on CD Baby and iTunes not all songs song like them one song I walk with you(forever young) is going into the movie THE WATCH TOWER enjoy and i love The Beatles
@johnozed Yes, that's his name. I love him. I've seen a lot of him in the George Harrison circuit. Hahaha.
Wahh feeling a bit emotional, turned this on and on top of everything Gary Brooker singing. Dani playing. RIP George and Gary
Ray Cooper!