The Set: I Want To Tell You 0:28 Old Brown Shoe 4:48 Taxman 8:58 Introduction Of The Band 13:10 Give Me Love 15:15 Something 19:07 What Is Life 24:06 Piggies 29:01 Got My Mind Set On You 31:56 Cloud Nine 37:00 Here Comes The Sun 41:31 My Sweet Lord 45:05 All Those Years Ago 51:24 Cheer Down 56:03 Isn't It Pity 1:00:06 Devil's Radio 1:07:55 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 1:16:28 (Guitar solo by Gary Moore; Drums by Ringo Starr) Roll Over Beethoven 1:23:29 (Ringo on drums; Guitars by Joe Walsh and Dhani Harrison) The Band: George Harrison (Guitar) Mike Campbell (Guitar) Andy Fairweather Low (Guitar) Will Lee (Bass Guitar) Steve Ferrone (Drums) Chuck Leavell (Keyboards) Greg Phillinganes (Keyboards) Ray Cooper (Percussion) Katie Kissoon (Backing Vocal) Tessa Niles (Backing Vocal) **Special Guests** Ringo Starr Gary Moore Joe Walsh Dhani Harrison
What a fantastic show it was!!! It's a shame that there's no official recording of this great concert.... I've enjoyed every bit of it. Sound quality is quite good for a bootleg version ❤️
Went to this gig with my sister, heard about it on GLR and was just round the corner so picked up a pair of tickets. Mentioned it to my sister last time I saw her, she has no recollection of the evening at all....
George Harrison, a great talent, fine songwriter, great vocalist, and most of all , a great guy , sadly missed!! A real legend , his music will live on❤
Thank you so much for compiling this video and posting it. I was at this concert in 1992 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, which George staged in support of the Natural Law Party. The UK was in the run up to its General Election. I've been a Beatles fan all my life and George and John, in my humble opinion, were the Beatles. I heard that George was doing this gig while listening to the radio very early that morning before going to work (I worked at BBC Television Centre in West London at the time). I went to the Albert Hall during my lunch break and managed to get one of the very last available tickets. I had a seat in the Box directly across the auditorium facing the centre of the stage. Fortunately I was on an early shift and managed to leave work that evening and travelled back to the Albert Hall for the gig. I've been to very many concerts over the decades but this was one of the very, very best and most memorable. George and his band put on a brilliant show, as you can see from the video. I saw George at a couple of Ravi Shankar concerts in London in the 1990s (the Barbican in the City of London, I seem to remember). God Bless you, George. Thank you for your music and messages of peace. May you Rest in Eternal Peace.
this is truly amazing, George didnt play very many live concerts and here he is at 49 years young. What great gifts he brought to the world and inspired millions with his music his creativity and spirituality and insights. A brilliant man, he passed too young on my birthday too. Blessing to you George I know you have found Your Lord and Peace.
John and Paul were beyond lucky to find George! Thank God Paul rode the same bus as George. I was around 10 years old when my mom and my aunt bought George his first three part album brought it home put it on the big Console stereo lol. We listened to it over and over again and Mt Sweet Lord was my favorite song. We danced around the house all singing along and just loving it. I am now 63 and ever since then I still dance around When I hear this song it’s just the best! Lucky Dhanni, he n his dad so proud of each other.❤
'Here comes the sun' is the number one Beatles song on Spotify for 5 years running already. Lennon's 'Come Together' come second and McCartney's 'Let it Be' come third. And guess what year it is now? 2023!
George was 14 year old guitarist. He was good enough to play for John. Then, good enough to. be invited to join John 16? Paul 15 in their band . George was only 17 when they were playing in Germany., The Quarry Men? The still the youngest Beatle. I think it is possible Lennon -McCartney saw George as.just the tagalong guitar playing no matter how good "little brother". Brilliant guitar on" While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and beautiful "My Sweet Lord" and fun ""Old Brown Shoe" and "I've Got My Mind Set On You" miss him and our world needs George in 2022. Thank you
I went to the same school as Paul & George not at the same time I hasten to add but you're exactly right. That's the way It was at school, you'd talk & know the younger lads but there was a real hierarchy in operation & that's the way Paul would've been with George. It wasn't a conscious decision it's just the way it was in a school that was all boys. The teachers wore these black capes & corporal punishment was the norm we'd be hit really hard on the arse with a cane or a plimsoll or on the outstretched palm of the hand with a wooden ruler. Looking back now it was archaic & just plain wrong, it was violent there'd be loads of fights, mass brawls between the different classes "forms" they were called & the music department was absolutely rubbish I didn't learn a thing, it was totally useless. Sorry I'm rattling on here but you're bang on the money with your comment about George & Lennon & McCartney.
Yeh, I was at this gig too. An absolute hero of mine and a gig never to be forgotten. I was right up in "the Gods" but the sound was still great. There will never be another George!
Yea what a night it was! I was there and helped set up the Albert Hall for the one night concert. George and all his great friends put on a spectacular performance and Maharishi was so happy. Jail Guru Dev George, you will always be loved for the great soul that you are,
I woke up very early one morning, enjoying my morning coffee and was just flipping around on You Tube for something good to watch when suddenly, VIOLA, freaking GOLD 😊 I love when that happens
The Band: George Harrison (Guitar) Mike Campbell (Guitar) Andy Fairweather Low (Guitar) Will Lee (Bass Guitar) Steve Ferrone (Drums) Chuck Leavell (Keyboards) Greg Phillinganes (Keyboards) Ray Cooper (Percussion) Katie Kissoon (Backing Vocal) Tessa Niles (Backing Vocal) Special Guest Ringo Starr Gary Moore Joe Walsh Dhani Harrison
Will Lee (bass player in this concert) has a great remembrance of playing this show on RUclips ( ruclips.net/video/PATpcsZE3yE/видео.html ). I went to high school with Will in Coral Gables FL in 1968 and can attest that Will was a big Beatles fan even then. You can't see him very well in the video, but I know it must have been one of the highlights of his career. Will also played bass in Letterman's band for essentially every Letterman late night show. Imagine getting asked by GH to play in what turned out to be GH's last concert in London.
"George Harrison's last and only UK concert. It was organised as a benefit concert for the National Law Party from the Mararishi Mahesh Yogi, three days prior to the 1992 British General Election. George's backing band consisted of variours members of Eric Clapton's tour band plus Mike Champbell from Tom Petty's Heartbreakers on lead guitar"
i truly believe this is the best he's ever sung and played live. too bad there's not an official release. This is as good as he's ever been live. way better than the japan concerts. way better than 74 of course. and better than bangladesh
When I was about 14, around 1983, I wrote to George and invited him to drop in for a cup of tea next he is passing by ... Perth, Western Australia. A few months later a letter from his secretary arrived in the post with a signed photo of George enclosed.
OMG! this is great that was a fantastic day I will never forget it, it was on my birthday too and yes I was right at the front leaning on the stage I was about six feet away from George to his right. I was singing along to all his song's and I think he must of seen me as in the middle of a song 'Isn't A Pity' he leaned forward and said 'Hello' I was stunned, he was having such fun as you can see and it was just wonderful just seeing him so happy performing in front of a audience. It is tragic to think that nine years later he would be gone, my beloved George that day will always be with me.♥
What a sweet testimony Genuine Ty for sharing such personal remembrance that was great George was a soft spoken well said introvert Ty mom & dad Harrison for sharing your son God bless all your souls resting with peace Mom Pop & George Hanging out with God & Jesus
George was a fantastic guitar player and singer plus writer and for sure he was one classy dude. Love him peace to him wherever He may be happy and joyful.
G.H.: i.e. Hari's Son George (His copy right): I had some friends that were there, when He passed on @ Laguna Beach (Yogananda's ashram). The room filled with light. I have it by gray authority that, He went back Home to Godhead, in the spiritual sky. We ave the same spiritual adept-master; guredeva.
George’s last hurrah live in London. An ex-Beatle playing his songs. Quite rare and wonderful! He played Japan but not the US or Europe. He didn’t want to Tour anymore. Thanks for uploading this great show! 👏🏻😎🎸
I'm always hesitant to call a work of art "important" or "essential." Art is such a personal experience. But, no musical artist of his significance did fewer full live concerts than George. There exist only two filmed records of what he was like as a live solo headliner - "The Concert for Bangladesh" and this. No camera rehearsal, no multiple on-stage angles, but this captures what he was like 22 years into his solo career. I'd say that's pretty important. What a gift!Those of us who value George as an artist and a man are so grateful for your work.
I think the experience of Beatlemania just wrecked havoc on George's nervous system and he became very reluctant to perform live over the years and when he did it was always with a pretty big band. Still pretty cool to see him up there and singing away and playing some nice guitar. RIP George.
My favorite George Harrison song is "Blow Away." When I was in high school, I would come running home, one mile away, just to hear it play on the radio. The d. j. would always play it at the same exact time, late in the afternoon, as soon as I would arrive home, coincidentally. 🎶💎🎶
Wow I stumbled across this. We miss you George. Personally I don’t have a favorite, they are all great in their own way. The saddest thing is to imagine the day when all 4 are gone. That will be a terrible day.
Lifelong Beatles and George fan, and have never seen this video in any form. Excellent, and amazed at how good George's voice was. I get chills watching this video. Sorry it was never released in any form. I luckily got to see him later that year (1992) in NY at the Bob Dylan tribute at Madison Square Garden. I rushed up close to stage and will never forget when George was introduced and played in his beautiful purple suit. A class act all the way!
The film shot slightly left of centre is mine , the reason for being so short is I got busted . .but kept hold of the tape ...oh and this is a dub of a dub of a dub .
Awesome story... do you still have the original footage? You should post it man!! It probably looks so much better than what is on the internet. Be safe!
@@davidheath3828 thats awesome man. You should do it, fans would be very happy. There's plenty of stores that transfer tape to DVDs or MP4 video files. Easy stuff to do!! Take care man. If you want, my email is vitor_rbastos@hotmail.com Im a GH collector, as you can see in my youtube page. Any help or info you need, send me a mail. Take care David!!
Thank you very much all the same for thos uploading. The audio and the sound is very good. What a pity Grorge didnt irganize a proper video recording of this!!! Maybe because he was compelled to organize the gig in only 6 days!
What a beautiful Soul… while my guitar gently weeps…. Here comes the sun… as he was in the shadows for so long.. super grateful he shared himself w us after the Beatles ❤️🤍💚💙😮☮️
I,m satisfied I chose the right kind of music to provide a backdrop to my life,you can,t beat Harrison,Clapton,Gilmour,Petty,Dylan ,Young etc for superlative music .So might call this kind of music ' the Golden age of pop' I say grow up sunshine!
It's too sad, if you consider that 10 years later, in the same place happened the "Concert for George " ,a great tribute for him one year after he'd gone! Rock in heaven dear George!!!🙏🎸🎙🎶💞💞💞
I agree. George is on it here, full of energy and vocal strength. Love his solo on 'Something'. Maybe it was professionally recorded on a soundboard, just not visually....
Unfortunately it has not professionaly recorded. I wonder why not. This is a gem! Also songs like " I want you", ' Piggies' ' My Old Brown Shoe' which on Bratles album didn't shine so much and were not so much aporeciated , here are simply INCREDIBLE!!! With all the good musicians on the stage, the good quality of all the instruments and his voice at his best these old songs sound wounderfully good. Not to speak about My Sweet Lord, Cheer Down, and the many other ones he wrote as Solo artist!! Great George!!!!! And most of them are missing on this performance
@@sophiafake-virus2456 Oh come on it wasn't all that bad most of the way through! I agree there are a few moments here and there which are less than great and the odd drumming bit which doesn't seem quite 'on' (imo) but generally the atmosphere comes across really well for a bootleg I have to say.
Ringooo as well- can't believe that despite being a wide eyed teenager living in the 'smoke' for the first time, I somehow missed this gig- feel quite sick, despite having seen Paul and Ringo since.
I still love you George, the greatest song writer & forever The Travelling Wilbury!! and for me the heart & most important collaborater & soul of the Beatles. A true creative genius.😇🎸🎼⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I've heard him talk about how he shelved his guitars for the sitar and hardly played them for a long time. His time spent w Ravi on Sitar and studying Indian music really came back to help him play slide. His style is besides Elmore James probably the most copied style. No one plays slide like him. IMHO he was the best ever.
George was a musical explosion, love and light bursting from his being. A guitar and a voice that warms the heart and soul. Thank you for sharing this unique performance--beat up video, but the audio is just fine. Cheers!
I saw George Harrison in 1974 at the Forum in Inglewood, California, on his US tour. He played Dark Horse and that is one of my favorite songs. Billy Preston was there too.
This is now history in time it will be important historically.I’m so glad to have found this I have tried so many times to find George concert . It’s so important ❤
With George being such a consummate musician, it's no surprise he picked a few such others to play with him at Albert Hall. I'm thinking those from 'across the pond' - i.e., Mike Campbell and Will Lee. Great musicians for sure!
George and John were my favorite Beatles that brought joy 😂 to us in our 🤮 sick world!They are treasures that are missed and always treasured!Thanks R.I.P
I have seen this before. I give credit to the boys secretly taped the Concert. I have done it myself with several artists in the past, but it falls under Bootleg recording. The Video and Audio suffer for it. I hope one day a master production is made public for the fans. If, George Harrison was alive, he really would be pissed about it.
Thanks for putting his rarity up!! I have a downloaded collection of great music - this is in there now. Concert for George is not available online, but I have the actual CD. Probably one of the best recordings ever made - GH music for the ages and his world-class mates performing it.
Susan: Be careful. I did he same thing, all my life and it took me on a magical mystery tour. Found God [Krishna}, shaved my head and chant the Hare Krishna Mana-Mantra 24-7. Actually, I could never understand how; anybody that "really" listen to His lyrics; How could they not be KRSNA Conscious?
@@dasaanudasi It was through him I discovered the Bhagavad Gita so there’s that. Can’t credit him for finding God as he so eloquently said He’s the very reason we exist.
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The Set:
I Want To Tell You 0:28
Old Brown Shoe 4:48
Taxman 8:58
Introduction Of The Band 13:10
Give Me Love 15:15
Something 19:07
What Is Life 24:06
Piggies 29:01
Got My Mind Set On You 31:56
Cloud Nine 37:00
Here Comes The Sun 41:31
My Sweet Lord 45:05
All Those Years Ago 51:24
Cheer Down 56:03
Isn't It Pity 1:00:06
Devil's Radio 1:07:55
While My Guitar Gently Weeps 1:16:28 (Guitar solo by Gary Moore; Drums by Ringo Starr)
Roll Over Beethoven 1:23:29 (Ringo on drums; Guitars by Joe Walsh and Dhani Harrison)
The Band:
George Harrison (Guitar)
Mike Campbell (Guitar)
Andy Fairweather Low (Guitar)
Will Lee (Bass Guitar)
Steve Ferrone (Drums)
Chuck Leavell (Keyboards)
Greg Phillinganes (Keyboards)
Ray Cooper (Percussion)
Katie Kissoon (Backing Vocal)
Tessa Niles (Backing Vocal)
**Special Guests**
Ringo Starr
Gary Moore
Joe Walsh
Dhani Harrison
Where was Clapton scared of Gary Moore
@@Leo-uc8zv
I have no idea what you mean.
@@gerrycoogan6544 he was playing with George in 1992 hell even with his band. Just like the 50th anniversary he wasn’t there but Gary Moore was.
What a fantastic show it was!!! It's a shame that there's no official recording of this great concert.... I've enjoyed every bit of it. Sound quality is quite good for a bootleg version ❤️
Brian may?
I hope that someday someone will say: “oh, here are the tapes of the 1992 Harrison’s gig, professionally recorded”. I can’t believe it wasn’t filmed!
There is a light at the end of the tunnel. And His name is George Harrison...RocknRollflat5
George Harrison.
To know him was certainly to love him.
A truly beautiful soul.
Went to this gig with my sister, heard about it on GLR and was just round the corner so picked up a pair of tickets. Mentioned it to my sister last time I saw her, she has no recollection of the evening at all....
How could you NOT remember seeing George Harrison ? 😂😂😂
I've never seen this - such a blessing to watch - George continues to be an inspiration - humble beautiful soul.
George Harrison, a great talent, fine songwriter, great vocalist, and most of all , a great guy , sadly missed!! A real legend , his music will live on❤
Thank you so much for compiling this video and posting it.
I was at this concert in 1992 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, which George staged in support of the Natural Law Party. The UK was in the run up to its General Election.
I've been a Beatles fan all my life and George and John, in my humble opinion, were the Beatles. I heard that George was doing this gig while listening to the radio very early that morning before going to work (I worked at BBC Television Centre in West London at the time). I went to the Albert Hall during my lunch break and managed to get one of the very last available tickets. I had a seat in the Box directly across the auditorium facing the centre of the stage. Fortunately I was on an early shift and managed to leave work that evening and travelled back to the Albert Hall for the gig. I've been to very many concerts over the decades but this was one of the very, very best and most memorable. George and his band put on a brilliant show, as you can see from the video.
I saw George at a couple of Ravi Shankar concerts in London in the 1990s (the Barbican in the City of London, I seem to remember).
God Bless you, George. Thank you for your music and messages of peace. May you Rest in Eternal Peace.
Anyone who leaves out Paul is
Pretty crappy comment stating John and George were the Beatles. Couldn't be further from the truth.
this is truly amazing, George didnt play very many live concerts and here he is at 49 years young. What great gifts he brought to the world and inspired millions with his music his creativity and spirituality and insights. A brilliant man, he passed too young on my birthday too. Blessing to you George I know you have found Your Lord and Peace.
George stuck his head in a plate of cocaine and he wasn't a religioius man. He was rude. A rich 3 chord druggy.......... Yawn..
I want to tell you he plays the riff melody lead and rock lead. Unbeatlevable genius of a guitar player and he makes it look effortlessly easy
John and Paul were beyond lucky to find George! Thank God Paul rode the same bus as George. I was around 10 years old when my mom and my aunt bought George his first three part album brought it home put it on the big Console stereo lol. We listened to it over and over again and Mt Sweet Lord was my favorite song. We danced around the house all singing along and just loving it. I am now 63 and ever since then I still dance around When I hear this song it’s just the best! Lucky Dhanni, he n his dad so proud of each other.❤
'Here comes the sun' is the number one Beatles song on Spotify for 5 years running already. Lennon's 'Come Together' come second and McCartney's 'Let it Be' come third. And guess what year it is now? 2023!
George was 14 year old guitarist. He was good enough to play for John. Then, good enough to. be invited to join John 16? Paul 15 in their band . George was only 17 when they were playing in Germany., The Quarry Men? The still the youngest Beatle. I think it is possible Lennon -McCartney saw George as.just the tagalong guitar playing no matter how good "little brother". Brilliant guitar on" While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and beautiful "My Sweet Lord" and fun ""Old Brown Shoe" and "I've Got My Mind Set On You" miss him and our world needs George in 2022. Thank you
I went to the same school as Paul & George not at the same time I hasten to add but you're exactly right. That's the way It was at school, you'd talk & know the younger lads but there was a real hierarchy in operation & that's the way Paul would've been with George. It wasn't a conscious decision it's just the way it was in a school that was all boys. The teachers wore these black capes & corporal punishment was the norm we'd be hit really hard on the arse with a cane or a plimsoll or on the outstretched palm of the hand with a wooden ruler. Looking back now it was archaic & just plain wrong, it was violent there'd be loads of fights, mass brawls between the different classes "forms" they were called & the music department was absolutely rubbish I didn't learn a thing, it was totally useless. Sorry I'm rattling on here but you're bang on the money with your comment about George & Lennon & McCartney.
Yeh, I was at this gig too. An absolute hero of mine and a gig never to be forgotten. I was right up in "the Gods" but the sound was still great. There will never be another George!
Yea what a night it was! I was there and helped set up the Albert Hall for the one night concert. George and all his great friends put on a spectacular performance and Maharishi was so happy. Jail Guru Dev George, you will always be loved for the great soul that you are,
Wow beautiful songs that i heard George, i love it
He looks happier here than perhaps any other time in his mega-career
Wow! George is so sexy, when he sings Something. This is the greatest love song ever. ♥️🌹♥️
I woke up very early one morning, enjoying my morning coffee and was just flipping around on You Tube for something good to watch when suddenly, VIOLA, freaking GOLD 😊 I love when that happens
Viola?
😂😂 Isn't that V-w-a-l-a
Man love this, George, between the lighting, and the camera man, golly guys...
We’re so lucky someone filmed this. Especially in a day when 90% of the audience have their phones out videoing.
My favorite human being … ever …
And of course. musician ..
The Band:
George Harrison (Guitar)
Mike Campbell (Guitar)
Andy Fairweather Low (Guitar)
Will Lee (Bass Guitar)
Steve Ferrone (Drums)
Chuck Leavell (Keyboards)
Greg Phillinganes (Keyboards)
Ray Cooper (Percussion)
Katie Kissoon (Backing Vocal)
Tessa Niles (Backing Vocal)
Special Guest
Ringo Starr
Gary Moore
Joe Walsh
Dhani Harrison
awesome cheers for this. i was dying to know a couple of these musicians.
@@brigwood7658 My pleasure. You're most welcome.
Will Lee (bass player in this concert) has a great remembrance of playing this show on RUclips ( ruclips.net/video/PATpcsZE3yE/видео.html ). I went to high school with Will in Coral Gables FL in 1968 and can attest that Will was a big Beatles fan even then. You can't see him very well in the video, but I know it must have been one of the highlights of his career. Will also played bass in Letterman's band for essentially every Letterman late night show. Imagine getting asked by GH to play in what turned out to be GH's last concert in London.
@@fpink3 Great link!
Thank you.
"George Harrison's last and only UK concert.
It was organised as a benefit concert for the National Law Party from the Mararishi Mahesh Yogi, three days prior to the 1992 British General Election. George's backing band consisted of variours members of Eric Clapton's tour band plus Mike Champbell from Tom Petty's Heartbreakers on lead guitar"
Yeah, at the end I was like, OMG, is that Doug Henning?!
Wow he did a little Beatle bow after Here Comes the Sun. What beautiful music, what a beautiful guy.
i truly believe this is the best he's ever sung and played live. too bad there's not an official release. This is as good as he's ever been live. way better than the japan concerts. way better than 74 of course. and better than bangladesh
Really really wish George was still here. He is sadly missed.
I agree! He was always my favorite
Gary Moore,oh my, can he play..so under appreciated
This is fucking awesome. Thank you for editing and uploading it. There is so little footage of George playing live. This is priceless.
Even though on Georgia's song Old Brown Shoe he doesn't play The Lead guitar here live.
Wish there were better footage of this 😢
When I was about 14, around 1983, I wrote to George and invited him to drop in for a cup of tea next he is passing by ... Perth, Western Australia. A few months later a letter from his secretary arrived in the post with a signed photo of George enclosed.
Thank goodnesses for that bus ride to Liverpool Institute where he met Paul and they shared their love of music.
Great vocals especially on Isn’t it a Pity. I can feel the pain George is trying to convey here. Great artist💖💖💖💖
OMG! this is great that was a fantastic day I will never forget it, it was on my birthday too and yes I was right at the front leaning on the stage I was about six feet away from George to his right. I was singing along to all his song's and I think he must of seen me as in the middle of a song 'Isn't A Pity' he leaned forward and said 'Hello' I was stunned, he was having such fun as you can see and it was just wonderful just seeing him so happy performing in front of a audience. It is tragic to think that nine years later he would be gone, my beloved George that day will always be with me.♥
That’s a very sweet story.
What a sweet testimony
Genuine
Ty for sharing such personal remembrance that was great
George was a soft spoken well said introvert
Ty mom & dad Harrison for sharing your son
God bless all your souls resting
with peace
Mom Pop & George
Hanging out with
God & Jesus
Hi there greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 good show Mr George Harrison thanks for the music 🎶 🎵 ❤️ 🙌 😀 🎉John Vanharen
George was a fantastic guitar player and singer plus writer and for sure he was one classy dude. Love him peace to him wherever
He may be happy and joyful.
G.H.: i.e. Hari's Son George (His copy right): I had some friends that were there, when He passed on @ Laguna Beach (Yogananda's ashram). The room filled with light. I have it by gray authority that, He went back Home to Godhead, in the spiritual sky. We ave the same spiritual adept-master; guredeva.
My fav beatle who was better after breakup
George’s last hurrah live in London. An ex-Beatle playing his songs. Quite rare and wonderful! He played Japan but not the US or Europe. He didn’t want to Tour anymore.
Thanks for uploading this great show!
👏🏻😎🎸
A huge thank you to whoever recorded it and released it on RUclips... it's always an honor watching George's performance ❤️👍👏
I'm always hesitant to call a work of art "important" or "essential." Art is such a personal experience. But, no musical artist of his significance did fewer full live concerts than George. There exist only two filmed records of what he was like as a live solo headliner - "The Concert for Bangladesh" and this. No camera rehearsal, no multiple on-stage angles, but this captures what he was like 22 years into his solo career. I'd say that's pretty important. What a gift!Those of us who value George as an artist and a man are so grateful for your work.
Also, the Japan tour, and few other things.
I think the experience of Beatlemania just wrecked havoc on George's nervous system and he became very reluctant to perform live over the years and when he did it was always with a pretty big band. Still pretty cool to see him up there and singing away and playing some nice guitar. RIP George.
I enjoy the Japan concert with Eric Clapton.
Amazing. Never seen this before! Beautiful! George puts his soul into it.
Totally agree. .
What a wonderful find. Thank you & rest in peace George.
RIP,GEORGE HARRISON ; you are in the interestelar Sky Looking this crazy world
He was up there with John and Paul,throw in Ringo in the mix and you have the miracle.Simply the best.
My favorite George Harrison song is "Blow Away." When I was in high school, I would come running home, one mile away, just to hear it play on the radio. The d. j. would always play it at the same exact time, late in the afternoon, as soon as I would arrive home, coincidentally. 🎶💎🎶
He gave us love, he gave us peace on earth, gave us hope..
Wow I stumbled across this. We miss you George.
Personally I don’t have a favorite, they are all great in their own way. The saddest thing is to imagine the day when all 4 are gone. That will be a terrible day.
Whenever I see George I can't but to think back to the young kid auditioning on the top deck of a bus.
His music has a soul & sweetness !
Lifelong Beatles and George fan, and have never seen this video in any form. Excellent, and amazed at how good George's voice was. I get chills watching this video. Sorry it was never released in any form. I luckily got to see him later that year (1992) in NY at the Bob Dylan tribute at Madison Square Garden. I rushed up close to stage and will never forget when George was introduced and played in his beautiful purple suit. A class act all the way!
What a concert. George is wonderful and the band OMG
I was at this George concert, I was so happy to see him finally after loving him since 1976.
Hare Krishna, Lucky girl.
Yep me too Teresa. Wasn't it memorable?!!
Me as well
It's just amazing song after amazing song after amazing song.............never lets up. Fantastic guitar tone and playing from GH too. Love it.
The film shot slightly left of centre is mine , the reason for being so short is I got busted . .but kept hold of the tape ...oh and this is a dub of a dub of a dub .
Forgot to say ...met Olivia during the bust , lovely lady only concerns was my welfare .👍
Awesome story... do you still have the original footage? You should post it man!! It probably looks so much better than what is on the internet. Be safe!
@@vitorbastos123 yes I still have the master tape , will have to get around to doing something with it .
@@davidheath3828 thats awesome man. You should do it, fans would be very happy. There's plenty of stores that transfer tape to DVDs or MP4 video files. Easy stuff to do!! Take care man. If you want, my email is vitor_rbastos@hotmail.com
Im a GH collector, as you can see in my youtube page. Any help or info you need, send me a mail. Take care David!!
Thank you very much all the same for thos uploading. The audio and the sound is very good. What a pity Grorge didnt irganize a proper video recording of this!!! Maybe because he was compelled to organize the gig in only 6 days!
Amazing solo sequence with Gary Moore
Versatile songwriter ,singer ,guitarist ,arranger the humble low profile beatle is George harrison ❤️🎸
What a beautiful Soul… while my guitar gently weeps…. Here comes the sun… as he was in the shadows for so long.. super grateful he shared himself w us after the Beatles ❤️🤍💚💙😮☮️
Best guitar player ever. Number one. No one better.
I,m satisfied I chose the right kind of music to provide a backdrop to my life,you can,t beat Harrison,Clapton,Gilmour,Petty,Dylan ,Young etc for superlative music .So might call this kind of music ' the Golden age of pop' I say grow up sunshine!
So great! Never heard of this concert before. Thanks to all the people who recorded this and put this together 👍🌹
Yes first time I see George live and the consert for Bangladesh what a man He was John vanharen 10 Tristan court action park Tasmania Australia 🦘🇦🇺
The best BEATLE!
Enough said!
RIP George Harrison ❤
" Then there were two" Wonderful, historic concert. Thank you
Great rapport between George and Gary on the extended solo of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
Thank you. This is priceless. My favorite singer! I am overwhelmed with joy to watch this video. Thank you again.
It's too sad, if you consider that 10 years later, in the same place happened the "Concert for George " ,a great tribute for him one year after he'd gone! Rock in heaven dear George!!!🙏🎸🎙🎶💞💞💞
What a great analogy, but, so sad.
Yeah, that's another great tribute concert for a great musician like George ❤️
My thought as well
George Harrison was a wonderful guitar player and singer
This is really good. Correction, This is amazing. It's a treasure. Thank you to the three people who caught this!
He seems so impassioned, confident and relaxed. This is more committed and emotional than Live in Japan. Wish it had been professionally recorded.
I agree. George is on it here, full of energy and vocal strength. Love his solo on 'Something'. Maybe it was professionally recorded on a soundboard, just not visually....
Unfortunately it has not professionaly recorded. I wonder why not. This is a gem! Also songs like " I want you", ' Piggies' ' My Old Brown Shoe' which on Bratles album didn't shine
so much and were not so much aporeciated , here are simply INCREDIBLE!!! With all the good musicians on the stage, the good quality of all the instruments and his voice at his best these old songs sound wounderfully good. Not to speak about My Sweet Lord, Cheer Down, and the many other ones he wrote as Solo artist!!
Great George!!!!! And most of them are missing on this performance
But he's singing flat nearly the whole way through. I was at this concert, in a box, and I can tell you I couldn't get excited by the performances.
@@sophiafake-virus2456 Oh come on it wasn't all that bad most of the way through! I agree there are a few moments here and there which are less than great and the odd drumming bit which doesn't seem quite 'on' (imo) but generally the atmosphere comes across really well for a bootleg I have to say.
Ringooo as well- can't believe that despite being a wide eyed teenager living in the 'smoke' for the first time, I somehow missed this gig- feel quite sick, despite having seen Paul and Ringo since.
I can't stop crying. I wish you all peace and love.
That little intro for Something was so awesome
It's beautiful, isn't it? I always include it now in my gigs when I play "Something" (which is as often as I can get away with!)
Thank you for this priceless Video!!!!!!
I still love you George, the greatest song writer & forever The Travelling Wilbury!! and for me the heart & most important collaborater & soul of the Beatles. A true creative genius.😇🎸🎼⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I've heard him talk about how he shelved his guitars for the sitar and hardly played them for a long time. His time spent w Ravi on Sitar and studying Indian music really came back to help him play slide. His style is besides Elmore James probably the most copied style. No one plays slide like him. IMHO he was the best ever.
Probably the 4th or 5 th listen and I’m just blown away in to a place like nothing else. Even Words cannot
What a wonderful George! iI love him
George was a musical explosion, love and light bursting from his being. A guitar and a voice that warms the heart and soul. Thank you for sharing this unique performance--beat up video, but the audio is just fine. Cheers!
George Harrison, the first and last in his home country after the Beatles disbanded Live stage.
A Beatle is... a Beatle!! Love George!!
Once a Beatle always a Beatle...❤️
I was there, great memories.
LOVE AND MISS GEORGE HARRISON SO MUCH THANKS FOR THE GREAT POST
He has a different aura, i really liked his music.
Watching and listening to George never get old! What joy ❤❤
Thank you for uploading this. My sweet George was really a musical genius.
Yes,George creates good music far way big different to John and Paul qualities.
Just finished watching - listening to the whole concert. That hit the spot.
I saw George Harrison in 1974 at the Forum in Inglewood, California, on his US tour. He played Dark Horse and that is one of my favorite songs. Billy Preston was there too.
I saw Arctic Monkeys at the forum oct 1 2023
Nice work. Great to see, just watched Concert for George the other night. Great to see George jamming out.
Can you sare the link to concert for George please...
Просто гений!!!.....у меня нет слов, хотя я и мужчина, но хочется плакать от такого проявления таланта! .,. И очень родного, родного в моей жизни....
This is now history in time it will be important historically.I’m so glad to have found this I have tried so many times to find George concert . It’s so important ❤
With George being such a consummate musician, it's no surprise he picked a few such others to play with him at Albert Hall. I'm thinking those from 'across the pond' - i.e., Mike Campbell and Will Lee. Great musicians for sure!
George and John were my favorite Beatles that brought joy 😂 to us in our 🤮 sick world!They are treasures that are missed and always treasured!Thanks R.I.P
seeing Harrison wearing suit will always be something magical
I have seen this before. I give credit to the boys secretly taped the Concert. I have done it myself with several artists in the past, but it falls under Bootleg recording. The Video and Audio suffer for it. I hope one day a master production is made public for the fans. If, George Harrison was alive, he really would be pissed about it.
Just happened across this upload, it's freaking incredible! Thank you so much for sharing it!
I love "Cheer Down" great lyrics with Petty and great slide. Love Jeff Lynne's production on it.
I wonder if on this night he regretted not performing more - he looks like he’s having a good time!
Probably not !
No, he didn't like touring & found performing stressful & his voice was a bit fragile at best but a one off was ok & rare. Shame.
George Harrison on Roy Buchanan signature Tele. Amazing guitar, indeed. And choice, of course.
George harrison the ever like his ballads songs 🎵 ❤️
Thanks Krishna/Shiva/Ananda Murti since I hear George Harrison today! Ananda George.
What can I say George, Ringo and Gary Moore? It worth to see it.
Thanks for putting his rarity up!! I have a downloaded collection of great music - this is in there now. Concert for George is not available online, but I have the actual CD. Probably one of the best recordings ever made - GH music for the ages and his world-class mates performing it.
Listen to him everyday and his music still amazes me
Susan: Be careful. I did he same thing, all my life and it took me on a magical mystery tour. Found God [Krishna}, shaved my head and chant the Hare Krishna Mana-Mantra 24-7.
Actually, I could never understand how; anybody that "really" listen to His lyrics; How could they not be KRSNA Conscious?
@@dasaanudasi It was through him I discovered the Bhagavad Gita so there’s that. Can’t credit him for finding God as he so eloquently said He’s the very reason we exist.
Never seen and heard this before! Thank you so much!
Gary and George playing in Heaven now… loved both of them .. thanks to both …