At 36:40 you can hear the explanation about Harrison liking Smokey Robinson's version of Something better than Ray Charles' version [Charles being the one who inspired the song in the first place]. And at 37:25 you can hear the surprise at Michael realizing that Something was a George's song and not a Lennon-Mccartney one. Nice historic moments on record for us.
This interview has been remastered. "When George Met Michael" will be broadcast on BBC Radio Solent at 11:00 GMT on Saturday, February 9th 2019. After then it will be available for 30 days on "BBC Sounds". It is a very interesting part of history and I am so happy someone thought to do this. The link to the article detailing this information and more is here. www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47160940
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
This is fabulous. I feel you wouldn't get stars of this calibre both on 1 radio station these days. Or just talking about music and songs like this. Just great.
Slime Clouds , I love his sexy voice too. I have loved George for 55 years. I am now 67 and wondering where time has gone. I could listen to him forever. My sweet George.
Michael and George! 😍😍😍😍 Brilliant artists, gorgeous men and beautiful voices and minds! ❤️❤️❤️ Some of my eternal crushes.... swoon! ❤️ God bless them both.
Wow how nice to hear and that long interview, these 2 Sensitive Men. Michael admired each and everyone, George I saw in a very touching documentary some weeks ago :( , both sad endings of their lives...my youth is coming back now. ThanX for posting. Marry
Interesting how at one point, the interview says, "Michael you've never really done any rock n' roll." I think that's debatable but in the years to come, there came "Beat It," "PYT," "Torture," "Dirty Diana," "Give In To Me," "Black or White," "D.S." and "Morphine."
This interview has been remastered. "When George Met Michael" will be broadcast on BBC Radio Solent at 11:00 GMT on Saturday, February 9th 2019. After then it will be available for 30 days on "BBC Sounds". It is a very interesting part of history and I am so happy someone thought to do this. The link to the article detailing this information and more is here. www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47160940
Happy Birthday to good ole BBC Radio 1, 50 today (30/09/2017). I remember listening to and recording this episode of Roundtable and heard DJ presenter David "Kid" Jensen talking this morning about this being one of his most memorable moments of his time at the BBC.
I've noticed in my life that as far as bizarre coincidences are concerned, many of them usually occur to me when I think of George Harrison. He was a magical man.
The roundtable method of interview isn't my favorite because it takes a great deal of time to get a full interview per one person Michael Jackson and George Harrison were very patient with all the interruptions for radio programming repertoire of songs being played over the airwaves. Although, I did learn a lot about the different genres of music! :)
Yes there is the BBC have it see here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-47160940 Dont hold your breath it will be publicly released though, they already boycotted his music following the release of the Leaving Neverland documentary.
@@kevinwort5394 It is not availible anymore. I saw only the video about these memories with Jenkins on BBC radio 1, they've shared a audio from it during the time of Michael and George Harrison in the studio. But video from it excist.
Janetta Martin "Oh please" what? It's just petty mocking because someone wanted specific parts of an interview. Lmao. Come on now, it ain't that serious.
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
RIP George, Michael, and George Michael
Oh my yes🤧
Poetic
I love Michael so much, and I love George. I'm so happy to hear Michael talk about 'Something' with George, it's like a dream come true!
At 36:40 you can hear the explanation about Harrison liking Smokey Robinson's version of Something better than Ray Charles' version [Charles being the one who inspired the song in the first place]. And at 37:25 you can hear the surprise at Michael realizing that Something was a George's song and not a Lennon-Mccartney one. Nice historic moments on record for us.
Omg! l'm a fan of the beatles and michael jackson! 😂😜😛😍😎😚😘😙😗😋
Same
This interview has been remastered. "When George Met Michael" will be broadcast on BBC Radio Solent at 11:00 GMT on Saturday, February 9th 2019. After then it will be available for 30 days on "BBC Sounds". It is a very interesting part of history and I am so happy someone thought to do this. The link to the article detailing this information and more is here. www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47160940
SAMEEE
R.I.P GEORGE AND MICHAEL
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
This is fabulous. I feel you wouldn't get stars of this calibre both on 1 radio station these days. Or just talking about music and songs like this. Just great.
I LOVE GEORGES VOICE ♥.♥
Slime Clouds I don't. he talk too fuckin much!
illnigma I could listen to him talking for hours, days, weeks but is not possible anymore 😞
iLLNIGMA No pal. He was known as the quiet Beatle.
Slime Clouds , I love his sexy voice too. I have loved George for 55 years. I am now 67 and wondering where time has gone. I could listen to him forever. My sweet George.
This is wonderful.
Michael and George! 😍😍😍😍 Brilliant artists, gorgeous men and beautiful voices and minds! ❤️❤️❤️ Some of my eternal crushes.... swoon! ❤️ God bless them both.
This is a pretty remarkable tape, warts and all. It is a miracle it has survived all these years, great upload!
Mike laugh is so cute and sweet I miss it I miss him period music world not the same since him , and prince , whiteny and Luther, Rick James, .
Wow how nice to hear and that long interview, these 2 Sensitive Men.
Michael admired each and everyone, George I saw in a very touching documentary some weeks ago :( , both sad endings of their lives...my youth is coming back now. ThanX for posting. Marry
Interesting how at one point, the interview says, "Michael you've never really done any rock n' roll." I think that's debatable but in the years to come, there came "Beat It," "PYT," "Torture," "Dirty Diana," "Give In To Me," "Black or White," "D.S." and "Morphine."
Frankie Addiego PYT was not rock
This interview has been remastered. "When George Met Michael" will be broadcast on BBC Radio Solent at 11:00 GMT on Saturday, February 9th 2019. After then it will be available for 30 days on "BBC Sounds". It is a very interesting part of history and I am so happy someone thought to do this. The link to the article detailing this information and more is here. www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-47160940
I thought this interview was from 1979? Most of those songs did not exist
Actually he did a version of Rockin' Robbin on his first album "Got To Be There", it was a hit.
Little did George know that he'd become one of the greatest entertainers of all-time along with buying most of the Beatles catologue!!!!
Happy Birthday to good ole BBC Radio 1, 50 today (30/09/2017). I remember listening to and recording this episode of Roundtable and heard DJ presenter David "Kid" Jensen talking this morning about this being one of his most memorable moments of his time at the BBC.
Great insights from George-
My two favorite artists 3
i remember this (friday night) i taped it back then and it was crap sound, i was only talking about it 2 days ago ref to SOMETHING, thanks for posting
I've noticed in my life that as far as bizarre coincidences are concerned, many of them usually occur to me when I think of George Harrison. He was a magical man.
This has been true for me as well several times throughout my life as regards George…
I love this🧡
Thanks heaps for sharing. Great audio.
He was in Brazil!
Thanks for posting. interesing interview.
Thanks!
The roundtable method of interview isn't my favorite because it takes a great deal of time to get a full interview per one person Michael Jackson and George Harrison were very patient with all the interruptions for radio programming repertoire of songs being played over the airwaves. Although, I did learn a lot about the different genres of music! :)
Michael Jackson before he was a superstar.
Is there an audio with better quality?
i'm still wondering
Yes there is the BBC have it see here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-47160940 Dont hold your breath it will be publicly released though, they already boycotted his music following the release of the Leaving Neverland documentary.
@@kevinwort5394 It is not availible anymore. I saw only the video about these memories with Jenkins on BBC radio 1, they've shared a audio from it during the time of Michael and George Harrison in the studio. But video from it excist.
What's very fascinating, is this is prior to the death of John Lennon
❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏
OMGGGGG
George michael ..😜
News update on this edition of Roundtable: www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-47160940
Why is George’s voice so deep here? I guess smoking?
37:25
M.jackson, hiii, sound like girl
I only want the Michael part of the interview
kat64470 i only want the george part of the interview
Frank Furfaro Petty much? Smh.
Janetta Martin "Oh please" what? It's just petty mocking because someone wanted specific parts of an interview. Lmao. Come on now, it ain't that serious.
Pretty late, but here you go:ruclips.net/video/3n-NXCsZFGo/видео.html
Sonic2Me - well no it’s a bit disrespectful to an arguably more influential musician who likely inspired mj a lot
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.
around 22 minutes, George calls McCartney's Mull of Kintyre "a huge hit" in south america. It was also huge in Europe and Canada but not in the USA. George apparently kept up with the other beatle's songs.