First Time Reaction | George Harrison - My Sweet Lord | GEORGE IS THE SPECIAL BEATLE
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George WAS the special Beatle! Very spiritual.
Another great George Harrison song is “While my Guitar Gently Weeps”
The woman in the photos was his wife, Patti Boyd. They met on the set of the Beatles first movie, A Hard Day’s Night. She is the woman the song “Layla “ was about because his best friend, Eric Clapton fell in love with her and eventually married her.
That's why I lost respect for him. Music be damned
@@snakeinthegrass7443 they call each other "husbands-in-law" and are fine with the situation. i don't know why you are still having problems with it if the two men involved do not.
@@selectronium Well then I lost respect for all of them. Never had any for her, btw.
@@snakeinthegrass7443 i do not understand why you would lose respect for people who settled their differences peacefully.
@@selectronium You don't need to understand. Have a nice day.
More George Harrison reactions, please? Might I suggest GIVE ME LOVE? He was my favorite of the Beatles.
🌸 George was spiritual and followed India Hinduism after they went to India to study... he also has an autobiography that I read decades ago but I absolutely love and it's called "I me mine"
The entire song is a Mantra . Kind of like a prayer but you repeat over and over to get to a trance state.
Not a trance state, a meditative state-NOT the same thing. A trance has a person without control, generally to an influence of some sort. Meditation is focused control, by the meditator. A mantra is often used as a focus to help achieve/maintain that state. Where a trance is about losing control, meditation is about refining it.
Just clarifying. 😉
His wife, Pattie Boyd, is wearing a Bikini. This photo was in a fan magazine. Pattie was a famous British model.
"biggest selling single of 1971 " - keep in mind Stairway to Heaven came out in 1971
The woman sitting next to George is his first wife, Patricia Anne Boyd... a professional model and photographer - not a 'groupie'.
They were married for 11 years.
Only to lose her to Clapton, a friend of his. Musta been a bit rough on him, but he stayed positive, and even organized the Traveling Wilburys for us, RIP, gentlemen.
..Patty Boyd...60's It Girl. Recently passed. RIP
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Patricia Anne Boyd is very much alive.
George was a very spiritual man.He was the one that led the Beatles to the far east to study spirituality in other religions. It has a lasting effect on him and probably John Lennon too.
George was younger than Lennon and McCartney, joined their band when he was 13, was deported from Germany for being underage and playing in Hamburg’s Reeperbahn bars when he was 17, and was looked at by Lennon and McCartney as their little brother. He grew up, but they were slow in recognizing it. George used this song as a private prayer. He had a studio in his mansion where he recorded ‘All Things Must Pass’, and people were everywhere. Someone heard him play it and talked him into recording it. And it went to number 1.
He was 15 when he joined the band, but 14 when he started hanging around their gigs. George is only 8 mos younger than Paul, who was also 15 when HE joined the band the previous summer.
Blow Away is a brilliant and underappreciated George Harrison song❤
Simple and sweet, this song is a sunny day groove.
George was a spiritual seeker of knowledge ,a great Singer songwriter ,Musician and yes a ladies man. I mean he was a talented very handsome intelligent man . The photo though is a vacation shot of his then wife model Patti Boyd
My friend -
George has a list arm's length on gospel/spiritual music. next try, Hear Me Lord.
George was married twice and only had one son who is also a musician, he lived at Friar Park in Henley On Thames which is still owned by the family, actually take a look at the size of the property, he was stabbed in his bedroom I think, but just how the person found it I'll never know, it's a huge place. The son joined Why My Guitar Gently Weeps at a concert for George after he passed playing one of his dad's guitars, with Eric Clapton, Prince, Jeff Lynn amongst others
The girl in the pictures is Georges wife Patti
Love George Harrison, He is my favorite Beatle too💯🎸 Love this song❤ Thanks for jamming it🥰❤🔥God Bless you and yours 🙏✌️
Shon, you gotta hear Here Comes the Sun next!
Billy Preston is a legend himself. Sometimes called the " Fifth Beatle " he played piano and organ in a lot of Beatles songs. You should check him out.
" Will It Go Round In Circles "
" Nothing From Nothing " and he also has a rendition of " My Sweet Lord ".
The woman is Patti Boyd, George's wife. They met during the filming of "A Hard Days Night".
George was my fav. ❤ respect
George was very spiritual. Hindu mainly, but he didn’t limit himself.
He is highly regarded in the Hare Krishna religion because he was a devotee. He even left his estate to them.
🌸 I was having a difficult day, and I clicked on your video and you made me so happy just to see you moving and smiling and dancing to the song.... thank you for that.
The background is saying Hare Krishna, and then naming the Hindu gods.
would you call that gospel?
LMAO... COME ON GUYS LETS TRY TO GET HIM TO REACT TO A SOLO SONG BY NONE OTHER THAN YOKO ONO LOL.
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😂👶🏻 his ears will never be the same
The depth of your understanding is laudable. I really think you are one of the best reactors . Keep up the good work!!
"All Things Must Pass" I am going to argue is the greatest single solo album of all of the Beatles.
George was able to release a triple album bc he already had so many songs that Paul and John rejected during his time with the Beatles. He was my fav, followed by Ringo, then Paul.
The pictures were of his first wife, Patty Boyd. They started off as a great love, but became estranged. George's friend Eric Clapton ended up marrying Patti, who wrote and recorded an amazing song about it called "Layla".
Another great song/music video by George Harrison is "I've Got My Mind Set On You".
George was very connected to india and theyre spirituality ....
Chris Cornell was a big fan of the beatles and some of his songs have that beatles feel. He did a few of their songs. A Day In The Life, Imagine and Watching The Wheels.A great group to be inspired by. R.I.P. CHRIS CORNELL😇❤.
The Chiffons are pronounced, “Shiff-FONZ”, based upon a luxury fabric used to make fancy dresses and gowns.
I love this song so much- and I love the inclusiveness in it- for any and all people. The background vocals are saying Hindu gods
He put together the first benefit concerts Concert for Bangladesh with friend and Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar.
Okay, people in the comments…This song is an example of something called ‘syncretism’, the contact and merging or two religions or faiths into a fusion of the two. Most Christians, I hope, are familiar with the person of Jesus Christ, his mission and what he represents, and his title of “My Lord”. The other figure is Krishna, a deity in Hinduism who represents love, compassion, protection, kindness. You get the idea. Who also happens to share the title of “My Lord”. George is intentionally drawing the two figures together by their similarities. Both were sent to spread the ideas of love, compassion, kindness, as divine instruction to mankind. They both were considered to be an Earthly manifestations of a tripartite greater whole/higher power. Both performed acts that would be described as miraculous. And whose followers still exist and move in the world today. Two faces of the same idea, and ultimately same source. And by extension, the division set upon the world by those followers is in the end is pointless.
George followed Eastern spirituality. The background vocals change from "Alleluia" to "Hare Krishna" of whom George was a devotee. Near the end of the song, the background singers chant the Guru Mantra. Contrary to what many believe, Hindus and other eastern spiritual paths believe there is only one God, however there are what seems a gazillion representations of the one true god. Similarity, Christians honor three aspects of God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. George was a devotee of Krishna, but he honored other spiritual masters including Jesus. Another great song by George Harrison is "Awaiting on You All". He mentions Jesus in that one.
A Wikipedia article I was able to check actually says that George used the backing band for the Temptations on this song with the Edward Hawkins Singers doing the backing vocals. To your point that the song has "like a Motown vibe to it"-good observation!
It’s not Christian. The lyrics say “Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Vishna”. Those are Hindu gods. They were into that religion.
It's ashame bcuz I love this song and sing it, but I am Christian and think of my Sweet Lord Jesus Christ while singing it! 💕 It's a beautiful song .....
George said it’s just another way to say “Hallelujah”.
@@lathedauphinot6820 wonder if that's actually true???
The words Christ & Krishna come from same root word, Kristos. They were both Christs sent to help mankind, as God has always sent & always will according to oldest unmodified scripture The Vedas. Jesus said, "Drink from my mouth & become as (the) I Am" (Gospel of Thomas/Nag Hammadi Library). Sorry PROVEN imposter Apollo worshipper Constantine & his fellow goon King James😅 taught you "Christians" otherwise. Is the reason Jesus was crucified: teaching TRUTH!!!
Hare Krishna, Hare Christ!
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Nice thing about being in "the back seat " , it takes the pressure off you allowing you to concentrate on your music without having to deal with all the drama that goes with just being a "Beatle"
George was very spiritual. He got into Hinduism. I myself, was raised Catholic but I see myself as nondenominational. I respect all religions except for cults. I do believe in God but i don't pretend to understand his plan. The slide guitar is epic on this record.
I believe the background vocals are all Harrison with multiple overdubbing.
🌸 after hallelujah, it goes into a Hindu chant ... hari Krishna hari Rama guru Rama guru Krishna
It is amazing to me how many people project Christianity onto this song.
Those “ho’s” you speak of was his wife,Patti Boyd,later to become Eric Claptons Mrs.
Oops.
For another beautiful George song about the Lord check out “Dear One” from his Thirty-Three and 1/3 album.
George was a spiritual guy
The Blonde in the photos with him I think ended up with Eric Clapton. Song written about her Layla!
First Beatle to have a #1 after they broke up.....take THAT John n Paul! Lol✌️
The gospel half of the song, the opening part, influenced by his good friend and band mate on this song, Billy Preston, who released his own cover of this song just about the same time George's original version came out in 1970.
George originally wrote this song for Billy Preston. It was inspired by/patterned on a gospel song called "Oh Happy Day", which he thought was in public domain. Ironically, he was then sued for copyright infringement by the publishers of "He's So Fine" which was also a riff on "Oh Happy Day" and lost. Reminds me of Ed Sheeran's recent defence strategy. "Your honour, I didn't rip off Marvin Gaye. I ripped off Van Morrison!"
Gospel originated from the Scottish Isles! There was no chorus music made in Africa at the time Gospel music appeared!
One and one isn't three. That's his wife - Patti, she's wearing a bikini (people do that in warm weather).
First half of the song using gospel lyrics, the second half is Hindu with Indian lyrics. A little part towards the end where the two blend just briefly. The key here is the collaboration between Billy (gospel) and George (Hindu) in this song.
You must check out The Concert for Bangladesh by George Harrison 1971 at MSG featuring all-star musicians.
I wonder what he thinks of the Shirelles?
The woman in that photo looks like Patty Boyd.She was his wife and she was wearing a bathing suit
George was a life long Hindu. The Beatles were introduced to Hinduism by his first wife, Patti Boyd, the blonde in the photos with George. Why the Beatles went to India to be with the Maharishi. Patti lived in India for a while, cause her dad worked for the East India Co. Her family moved back to London when she was a teen. And the rest is history. Patti is the only first Beatles wife still with us. She was a model in the 1960's. Plus, My Sweet Lord went straight to number one and was the first solo Beatle hit record. At the end of the song, the background singers are mentioning every Hindu Holy mans name. Have to get the lyrics.
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It's the same woman, Patti, in every photo. He, unfortunately, was not very faithful. I don't suppose any woman he met after 1963 said "No".
George was into Hinduism. The "lord" he's singing about isn't Christ.
back vocals are saying gods name in different language,mostly Indian language since he converted to hinduism.
There is no formal conversion procedure for Hinduism, like Buddhism. Formal conversion is more a Judeo-Christian thing...
This is George learning about another religion, and just accepting it as the same thing, from a different point of view.
George was "unconsciously inspired" (ahem!) by The Chiffons' "He's so Fine"...
Actually, he said it was "Oh Happy Day" by the Edwin Hawkins Singers.
A link to The Chiffon's (like the material woman wore), "the chiffons he's so fine"
Yeah George was sued for this for plagiarism and lost. It really does sound an awful lot like The Chiffons song He's So Fine. The verdict was subconscious plagiarism.
I don't think it sounds much like that chorus. Nit picky verdict, IMO.
@@jonhoward4884 I literally hear "doo lang doo lang doo lang" in my head when I hear "My Seeet Lord".
WAITING FOR HIS BIG DISAPPOINTMENT WHEN HE DOES SONG FACTS. LMFAO..
Love George but is he best Beatle? No but he is really good and taste is a SUBJECTIVE thing.
George was sued for copying the melody to 1963's hit "He's So Fine" by the girl group the Chiffons. He lost and had to pay big bucks. It was ruled a subconscious copying of the song. ruclips.net/video/rinz9Avvq6A/видео.html
The copyright subject is similar to Eagles "Hotel California" subconsciously copying Jethro Tull's "We used to know" after simultanously using the same studio. But Ian Andersson never claimed any right to "Hotel California". Jethro Tull probably had enough with their own success.
And by the way: If you check through Beatles production quite a number of the songs was composed by Harrison although the Lennon-McCartney songs were in majority.
Why does the title say he made gospel music?? That’s HARDLY gospel. Lololl
He ripped off Oh Happy Day. It was legal because Oh Happy Day was out of copywrite. The Chiffons ripped off Oh Happy Day too, but copywrited it as He's So Fine.
Krishna Krishna Hare Rama...😂
It is NOT gospel! Listen closely to the background singers. They go from chanting "hallelujah" to "hare krishna." He was stating that he was hindu. Many hindu's believe that Jesus was A way to god. Jesus said that He was the ONLY way to God.
Hari Krisna, Dali Lama rerence Eastern peaceful religions.
Wake up! That was not gospel. That Lord was not Jesus! Listen to the whole song. It was an Indian preacher.
Please check out Rick Astley song/video "CRY FOR HELP". It's Awesome!!!
Its sad that it was considered a plagiarized piece but then so was stairway to heaven
Gospel? My Sweet Lord is an Indian song Hare Krishna.
You'd do better to call Let it Be a gospel song but it isn't either. It's about a dream Paul McCartney has about his mother in the dark days of the Beatles
too muchfor u my rookie channel, and for sure they never been the best band ever please landed
Ummm... this isn't gospel.
Cynical rip-off.
cynical comment lol