George Harrison - Give Me Love (Live 1974 Neon Chimp Edit).
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2009
- More footage from George's 1974 North American tour, more audio from Fort Worth Texas. When I started this project I only really intended to do a couple of songs and leave it at that, now it's at a point where there is only a couple of songs to go and I've done all of George's songs from the Fort Worth concert (I haven't done anything for Billy Preston, Tom Scott or Ravi Shankar's songs and at this stage don't intend to). It's been fun creating a visual for a show that not many people have seen. As I've mentioned before, there is a full pro shot show in the Dark Horse vault and there was talk of it being rleased as few years ago but nothing came of it. Needless to say, should it ever be released, this and the other videos from this 'concert movie' are not intended as competition for any official release, it's just something I wanted to see and something I thought others might also enjoy.
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George singing this song is just supernatural. Sometimes life gets challenging and then you hear a song like this one and life feels better again.
I like this, his voice is bendy, notes are so accurate and full of soul & blues.
I saw him at the Nassau Coliseum in 1974. I forgot the exact date, that was 1974. I was in the pit that night. It was awesome.
what was the pit back in those days? I wouldve loved to be in the love pit
Amazing
I was so lucky to have gotten to see him. 11/22/1974 in Ft. Worth Tx.
his voice sounds ruff from him trying to please the millions and millions of fans,Anyone else would have cancled the tour. What a professional what a trooper!!
Harrison DID cancel this tour, for that precise reason (he had a severe case of laryngitis.) After a handful of concerts, he aborted the remaining concerts that were on the schedule.
No, he did not. Played 45 shows! I saw him in Chicago. He struggled with his voice, but we loved him for absolutely singing his heart out. It was one of my favorite concerts.@@patrickcolon8809
.....this kills me... to hear his voice in so much pain.....
I saw George at the Cow Palace in November 1974. I heard he was having vocal difficulties before he got to SF but he sounded fine that night. It was festival seating back then so we ran right to the front of the stage when the doors opened so it was a birds eye view of George from about 20 feet away. A night to remember....
I like George's voice with some rasp in it. It's real, and raw. Great tune.
Love this version if his voice sound like when he record living in the material wolrd this live would be perfect
What a talent, what a soul… God bless you Harrison 🙏
Life's song.
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A wonderful man and musician. May he rest in peace .......
I can't believe it man. I was at this concert. I hope you get around to posting Billy. He rocked.
thanks for this, i dont care what his voice sounds like, it's still George
I was at the show in Atlanta on Thanksgiving and would not have missed this rare and wonderful event. It wasn't a record... it was George that day in his life... Nothing more nothing less. And that in and of itself was a blessing.
this is how I remember him ... beautiful man.
RIP George. Still missed.
simply beautiful. How we miss you, George.
That is the year that I was born!!! : ( I never was able to saw him live. I'm Beatles fan #1
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It's great that the LITMW documentary has renewed interest in George's solo career. Hopefully we can finally get a proper DVD of this concert, because from a historical and curiosity standpoint, it's probably among the most wanted releases in popular music. Who cares if he's hoarse, it's George Harrison in concert.
I was also at the Fort Worth, Texas show. What a great experience to get to see George Harrison my favorite Beatle.
Genio George , siempre será recordado por la buena música que nos dejo.
George was suffering from laryngitis then but he did not want to cancel the concerts ....His tour with Eric Clapton in Japan in '91 he was in his top form .... He sang this song in both concerts and I love both version!!! Thanks for posting this. I am waiting for official dvds of those concerts!!!
laryngitis and cocaine
Yeah, he said at the time he had laryngitis but it was the constant cocaine drip that was ailing his voice.
I actually knew George Harrison I was a creative song writer who's written dozens of songs and we basically explored the creative writing process and was honored to know him
I was at the Nassau Coliseum show on December 15, 1974 and I loved every second! It was great! This video brings back so many memories! Thank you.
Give me slide give me slide!
I like voice George harrison, namamu tetap harum di hati saya!
This song is his mantra to his Lord and also a great track and a number 1 hit in the US.
George Harrison. Hare Krishna. ✌️
This version has something very powerful!
Saw George at the Boston Garden on Dec.10, 1974...$9.50 to see a Beatle...
I'd swap you for my memory of a 2004 £85 (about 150 dollars) Paul McCartney concert, if you're interested?
I was there too! Balcony behind the stage, but no matter.
I went to the afternoon show...
@@stevemarkarian5553 Right! It doesn't matter where you sat...you saw George Harrison in person in his only tour of the US...we were there! 45 yrs ago today!!!
That was the show Paul & Linda McCartney went to.
Thank you George and than you neon chimp!!! This is fucking amazing and I needed this so bad!!
Thank you, my friend, for posting this. I was there. Ft. Worth, 1974.
Greetings and Best Wishes from Texas.
I was also at the Fort Worth, Texas show 11-22-1974..fantastic!
I appreciate your going to all the work on this. Saw him in Chicago on this tour. Tom Scott, et.al., we're superb backing him. Ravi Shankar's set with his full orchestra was one of the most amazing things I've ever heard.
You said it all man!!!
thish*t is brilliant and so very underated!!!!!
Fantastic!
Love this!
He still sounds great even with the hoarse voice...
thank you ..
Hare Krsna, an absolutely wonderful version! We need more music like this!
I remember when this tour was on, a friends cousin had tickets and although they enjoyed seeing George, they said his voice was shot.
love the flute :D
Willie Weeks on bass here. Klaus Voorman played on the studio version I believe. Klaus's bass line is a beauty.
I read somewhere critics called this "the dark hoarse" tour due to his strained voice. I also read his "Dark Horse" album was an album that should never had happened. But for those who were privilaged enough to see George back in 1974 I salute you!
Dark Horse rules
I like it, it shows his work ethic and integrity. How many of today's artists, would go on with the show or resort to lip syncing? Its painful to hear only in that I wonder if it was hurting him.
I was at the one in Ft. Worth. It was much more excellent than the recordings (I have a recording of it myself, actually, made on a little hand recorder I sneaked in); the only negative was that it was VERY heavy on the Krishna stuff, and if that wasn't your thing, you could feel alienated.
He was panned by the press for that. I recall hurting so much living in NYC and not being allowed to go to any concerts (double whammy of overprotective cheap parents) but followed so closely, They called him preachy. Guess he was at that time but hell the music is what counts most. I missed George, John and Paul at MSG while my friends went - major loss and regret to this day.
saw him at the Nassau Coliseum in 1974 - Lennon and May Pang were there that night to check out the show. very cool. I think it was Dec 15th
I want to say I was there too except the only billing I remember from that time was Ravi Shankar.I guess George Harrison being who he was,would of have been there.
I believe this was privately dubbed the DARK HOARSE tour by the fans.
Still, he sings better than me.
Really doesn't sound as bad as what they go on about. Unusual that George couldn't play the slide licks on it though, he's playing rhythm acoustic guitar instead.
I saw him on that 74 tour. His singing voice was a little disappointing, but hell, I was in the presence of George freakin' Harrison. The only Beatle I ever saw live. I still have a chance at catching Paul or Ringo live someday. Paul's going to outlive everybody and be the wealthiest man in the history of show business.
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With the laryngitis he sounds a bit like Dylan.
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it is a shame he didn't do any more tours of the states as it would have been nice to see in sing with a healthy throat. He should have postponed the tour until he got his voice back
So tell me where you other Ft. Worth recordings are. I was there.
If George had toured anytime in the last 20 years of his life, it would have been sold out shows across the globe. Sadly, this tour soured him on live performances for good. Not for our good though. Poor guy. He was really struggling to sing for a whole tour.
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smoking too much... sad. miss you george
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His voice was shit, but this is a great recording. Still waiting for a live album. Great backing band.
awesome to see but not so good to hear, no one should sing live with voice in such a bad state