The Beatles' Magical Orchestra: "Within You Without You" (2006) - Begins with introduction from 2005
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Sit back and watch The Magical Orchestra recreate George Harrison's "Within You Without You." First up, maestro David Amram introduces the classical instruments of India used in the song. This is actually an edit of two incomplete videos: the opening of the song from The Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (2005) and the remainder of the song from The Dix Hills Performing Arts Center (2006). It was a great honor working with two groups of extraordinary musicians:
Patchogue performers:
Tabla: Samir Chatterjee
Sarangi: Ramesh Mishra, RIP
Sitar: Kinnar Kumar Seen
Dix Hills performers:
Tabla: Dibyarka Chatterjee
Dilruba: Ted Morano
Sitar: Roger Lipson
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So powerful. George Harrison brought so much to us from India. This is music Is have never known here in the west had it not been for George. Many thanks.
The interest In Indian Music was already there. The Kinks went to Bombay in 1965 on their Asian tour. "See my Friends " is inspired by Indian Raga. 4 months before Norwegian Wood.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 This is true and I love the Kinks, they're one of the greatest and most underestimated bands ever.
However, George Harrison is mostly responsible for the introduction of Indian music, religion and culture than any other influence.
It's not really about who was first. George Harrison lived and breathed it.
@jameslanclos568 Harrison was responsible for introducing the Sitar. But the interest in Indian Culture was happening with or without the Beatles.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867 A small fringe interest was there is true, However including this track on the most successful album of the Sixties (apart from The Sound of Music), brought it to the attention of millions and into the mainstream.
@@jeffreykaufmann2867exactly, Donovan is also responsible
Beautiful. So rare, for this song to be played properly live. It requires some incredibly skilled musicians.
Indeed
Thank you, Miata!
Look up 'The Analogues' .
Look at the gentleman who's singing and how much he's studied vocals. His Jaw and Lip accentuate for a purpose. True masters of their craft 🙏
Helps that song is a masterpiece- transcending all space and time, western structure...
5:57 dude told them to drop the beat and he started grooving
George Harrison's talent is underrated. I love " within you,without you" . best song off of S.P.
I realized later in life that this song is beyond song.
@John Bartlett Because it's exotic and yet melodic.
I used to play this song all the time, you could say it struck a nerve in my head, the melody is quite beautiful.
I agree , best song off sgt pepper..
yes.
I remember being 16 years old looking at the cover of Sgt. Pepper and my heart sank. Saying to myself “the Beatles aren’t the Beatles anymore”. I could not of been more wrong.
I knew the exact same but knew and was so excited as they were the spirit of the age
remember the excitement of carefully peeling the cellophane from the album and putting it on your turntable for the first time? man what a time we lived in.
@@autumn1231 only those of us who lived thru it could possibly understand what it was like. I see Beatle cover bands that are really good but the band members weren’t around for Beatlemania.
@@countalucard4226 true.
Time Magazine or Newsweek, I'm not sure, when reviewed Sgt Peppers album on its launch, commented : the lost of innocence of the Beatles. You're not really to blame thought they were not they were had been before.
I wonder if the great George Harrison hadn't used his fame to introduce eastern music to the world, Ravi Shankar in particular, if it would ever found its way to so many listeners. The thing is, we westerners in our arrogance fail to recognize that many of the greatest musicians don't hale from the US or the UK, but from India As for me I became fascinated by Indian music after hearing it in some of the Beatles songs we all love- especially this one.
George would have thoroughly enjoyed this rendition. Thanks for sharing it.
Well said.
Indeed so.
Baba Alludin Khan, pts Annapurna Devi, Nikhil Banerjee, Ravi Shankar, Ustad Vilayat Khan, Hari Prasad Chaurasia.....
absolutely...George indeed was much more than just a rockstar.
Welcome to India brother
well, Anoushka learned how to play the Sitar from her Father and in 2000, she released her first album called: Anourag. In 2015, she released her next solo album: Home
This song is a miracle: pure Dharma from a Liverpool lad who had only recently discovered the musical and spiritual wisdom of India. Yet he was able to write this raga with words of pure timeless truth.
All this because George met a few Indian musicians on the set of Help!. Talk about being open to anything. Literally, anything that crossed the John, Paul, and George's paths at this time they ended up using in their music or lyrics. Amazing.
LSD helped.
Wow. The singer channeled the inner George, reaching from beyond the plane.
Listening to this masterpiece while sitting by the holy river Ganga here at Rishikesh :)
Harrison...the quiet Beatle..may rest in peace...
He was the quiet one, so I guess he is resting in PEACE.
@@DogSerious sleeping
Cliche term from the US press in the mid sixties.I like the cuddly teddybear.
Silence is power.
Everytime i hear this song i get goosebumps. Not only because of the wise words but how they are packed like a gift within the music. In my opinion, one of the best compositions ever made.
Thanks for sharing!
from a rock and roll skittles band from the seaport of Liverpool.
He also wrote Something 😁
So do I, it creates such beautiful images in my brain
yes indeed,. I heard this songs first when I was in the belly of my mother,.. it is in a way the basic vibe of my life,. coresponding to the indian basetone 136,1 hz ,..the yearly rhythm of the earth around the sun in the 32. octave
@@round69 😶
Ooohhhh I love this sound. Indian instruments are so unique.George Harrison introduced this sound in his music.
I'm actually starting to like Indian classical music, because of the way it sounds. It sounds like ascending
I was 12 years old when this came out on Sgt. Peppers. I used to listen to it on head phones daily, like entering into another world. When George sang of the people who live behind a wall of illusion and asks "Are you one of them?" I thought to myself I certainly hope not, but how do I know if I am just another illusioned unfortunate soul. This song led to my becoming a Hare Krishna monk for over 20 years, thanks to George. This is very well done. It must have taken a lot of rehearsal. Not an easy song to perform publicly but recreated very well.
Thank you, Gaura Das!
@@Jariel3311 , you are most welcome!
Thank you for moving our world in the right direction
See? The Beatles are so awesome they're even giving some Indian musicians work. Long live The Beatles.
4 lads from Liverpool (mainly George) produce this absolute masterpiece. Its no surprise the Beatles will never be topped.
it is a Harrison solo work, band was not involved..
band was involved in recording it for the album in 1968.
The holiest people are the people who are absorbing, inclusive and adaptive to all mankind. Just like George. Thank you from India. ☺️🙏
George's loving and peaceful spirit still comes through . Enjoy and be at peace ! Life is beautiful !
Cosmic wisdom.
I think George Harrison was a prophet.
This group of musicians gives honor to the creator of this beautiful and most meaningful song and music.
Listen and wake up people!!!!
For me this was the stand out track on "pepper", sadly it was often overlooked by many of my friends, they just didn't "get it" lol
Everyone has a favorite on Sgt Pepper's. Mine is the Reprise. That's how iconic it is.
Me too
They figured out that we are all One Consciousness and that God is Consciousness and we will realize it soon. Hopefully really soon!!
RIP George Harrison
1943-2001
I see the talent of George more and more. He was just 24 /25 years old, when he wrote the song. He liked indian music so much and he learnd sitar.
The present is infinite and infinitely beautiful. Be here now.
George really loves India. I'm sure for that
We were talking about the space between us all
And the people who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion
Never glimpse the truth, then it's far too late, when they pass away
We were talking about the love we all could share
When we find it, to try our best to hold it there with our love
With our love, we could save the world, if they only knew
Try to realise it's all within yourself
No one else can make you change
And to see you're really only very small
And life flows on within you and without you
We were talking about the love that's gone so cold
And the people who gain the world and lose their soul
They don't know, they can't see, are you one of them?
When you've seen beyond yourself then you may find
Peace of mind is waiting there
And the time will come when you see we're all one
And life flows on within you and without you
These lyrics and that song should be the breaking news on every channel and the headlines of every paper in every language in the world...Until We've all seen beyond ourselves...:)...Namaskar.
It's absolutely true the ones that own the world have lost their souls but they can not see it, not yet anyway.
Mark 8:36
For whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel's, the same shall save it. [36] For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
This performance brought Tears of Joy to my Soul 😢
I'm not sure if people from the east understand how incredible these instruments are to those of us in the west. This is so gorgeous
Thank you Jevinday!
Eastern and Western musicians playing together --perfect . Great job by the singer, too.
Love sitar, Indian music.
This is a far cry from George's first song, "Don't Bother Me".
so beautiful im sure George would appreciate ... Lord bless you .
The Beatles took their transcendence trip(s) very seriously and they did uncover a few things that they maybe found impossible to share. I also BELIEVE that when they produced this number (and others pieces of music, as well) the money was not foremost on their mind! They went by content and beauty. Still, the world responded beautifully and gobbled it up! What would the world be without the Beatles!
George was so ahead of his time...
Just imagine being able to listen to that in the audience . Phenomonal .
"Life goes on within you and without you"...
One day we will all be one and play our musical lives in eternity
Excellent song, great forever George harrison
Within You Without You’ - a transcendent sonic journey. With its enchanting Indian tones and introspective lyrics, this iconic Beatles song transports the listener into a realm of reflection and transcendence. An unforgettable psychedelic musical experience. 🎶
The song that changed my life for the better...
One of harisson jewel , go to the inner core of yourself . Couse we the world have been expending to long . Time to look inside ourself . And with our love we can save the world . From love everthing grows in its right place . Have faith 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Try to realise it's all within yourself
No one else can make you change
And to see you're really only very small
And life flows on within you and without you
Beautiful...fitting tribute to the genius of George Harrison. 🙏
This is extraordinary. The musicians are first rate - authentic. And I can actually hear the parts more clearly than in the over-produced original on Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The Vocalist/ Conductor was a real surprise. His voice is as least as good as Harrison’s - and I can make out EVERY word which I never could on the record. Thankfully the lyrics were on the sleeve of the original album. I will keep this. It’s one of my favorite “Beatle” songs and this performance is a definite keeper. Many thanks to the poster for the joy he has brought to so many of us!
Miranda, thank you for your kind words...
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George Harrison did a great thing by introducing a lot of people in the west to Indian music and culture. Opens up one’s perspective when hearing sounds so foreign. But in the end, no matter how foreign it may be, we are all the same.
To me these sounds tell two great stories: -
1. Mr. Harrison created a great work, especially the lyrics.
2. The tradition of Indian music is so great and rich that he needed only a few fragments (I won't say "samples") to provide enough to work with.
Many thanks to all the musicians from both the original recording and this worthy version.
Beautiful. It’s just love. ❤️✝️❤️✝️❤️✝️❤️✝️❤️✝️❤️✝️
Eventually became my fav on S.P. Reminds me of the day I realized that nearly all of Harrisons Songs are always on my top ranking on each record. Don't bother me, Taxman, this one, Something, gently weeps...
this song is so deep, it's divine
I miss George everyday
So beautiful
Within or without you George
Thank you for all the memories
Why this hasn't end up to radio? Par excellence. Better music to people :) ! ! !
Foreal
2:20 we not gonna talk about that transition that was clean
I was so blessed to have PT.Ramesh Mishra as my guruji. R.I.P to the world's greatest Sarangi player
So fortunate, I've been learning for 11 years now from Nicolas Magriel in the UK. A truly breathtaking instrument.
This is an extension of the magic
Thank you beautifuls
The best and most beautiful song on the album. The words are timeless...
Love it! Thank you George for your spiritual music Hare krishna.
This is so perfectly done, This group shows us why The Beatles are so great, kudo's to George Harrison.
But credit goes to the other George, George Martin, producer, for the encouragement and the western orchestra arrangement blended with the Indian orchestra...first time ever this had happened.
Ahh,...George's immense eulogy to the late Paul McCartney. Rest in Peace St. Paul.
M. G̙̰̱̘r̻͈̰e͇y̜͖̮ uhh
Wonderfully done… I’m sure George would have loved this… 🌎🕊️🌜🌞🌛
💙💙💙💙so beautiful!
Go George Harrison. He's the one who introduced the eastern sounds to the western world. The Beatles had many firsts. I certainly think that this song is George's masterpiece. John's was Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. LSD, need I say more?
nah strawberry fields homie
Nah tomorrow never knows.
Amazingly powerful. Thank you George ❤
Simply beautiful
this is the best beatles song. it's so good. more than a song. wish I could play the sitar
Proud to be an Indian 😊
Man, I dig Indian music. 😊
Me encanta esta melodia de george harrison
"If they only knew."
I still don’t know if I know, but I think I do. But I also think I don’t....
I did not care too much for this song when I first heard it on SPLHCB, but now I really appreciate the beautiful melody and instrumentation. Thank you, George.
It is like they were meditating. Wonderful.
The depth...the talent....incomprehensible.
Excellent!!!! Beautiful!!!
First album I bought when I was nine.
George...he was so rarely performed right...perfectly beautiful
My very first LSD trip in 68 was to this from Sgt. Peppers. I knew I was tripping when I hallucinated musical notes 🎵 wearing boots and white gloves trucking out of my speaker system.
It’s a beautiful revelation to hear this.
Within you without you - Indian spiritual Music Touch!!
Well done my brothers and sisters .We are all one
This song has a very deep meaning the sad part is it's very underrated and not many know this song which depresses me, also happy that i listen to this every day.
That was a thing of beauty!
Is this heaven !!!!!
My favorite Beatles song!!! I cannot express enough how impressive this performance is. To play this song live, when the band themselves could never do so. Well done man. :) ☮ ♡ ☯
Thank you, BubbaZen10!
They played it live in small pieces.
I think i read ringo tracked 16 times.
Amazing song.
It's not that they couldn't do it. They were past performing live by Rubber Soul
So beautyful
WOW! One of the BEST cover versions from The Magical Orchestra of the genius song 'Within You Without You from Beatle George Harrison. It is one of the most difficult songs to cover and I challenge any/every would be musician to do so. Thank you to uploader Jariel3311 this is so very appreciated. Best wishes from New Zealand.
Thank you, Blackscorpion!
Utterly beautiful! Well done! Love George!
THANK YOU.
EXELENTE !!!!! .
adelantadísimo el harrison para su edad hermosa y trascendental composición...
Thanks George!!!❤❤❤😢😢😢
That is SO cool. They even included the laughter at the end, which I dont think many people still know is the scratchy sound at the very end. Good job, fellas ! Best tune from Sgt. Pepper.
Bella canción de George Harrison..que aún permanece en su viaje a otros horizontes
From Brazil
Simply magic!!!
Good times, George Harrison!!!
Con esta música recuerdo al gran maestro George. Me conmueve escucharlo.
What a beautiful rendition of George’s song. Thanks for sharing ❤️
Maravillosa letra, maravillosa canción, maravillosa interpretación.
Estuvimos hablando del espacio entre nosotros, y de la gente que se esconde tras un muro de ilusión sin jamás vislumbrar la verdad, y después ya es demasiado tarde, cuando pasan a mejor vida.
Estuvimos hablando del AMOR que podríamos compartir, y cuando lo encontremos hagamos todo lo posible por conservarlo.
Con nuestro AMOR... Con nuestro AMOR. Podríamos salvar el mundo... AMEN.
Ojala que lo supiéramos. Ojala lo supiéramos.
George learnt a lot from Paul and John ...but in other ways their genius kept him out of the limelight