People can think that Bobby was so fortunate to be around Eric, George etc. and he was BUT they were also very fortunate to be around him. I believe they all felt that way about him!
As a teenager listening to all those great albums: Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, Derek and the Dominoes and All Things Must Pass, I always noticed Bobby Whitlock in album personnel credits along with the other 'regulars' and I just loved that sound. A great time in music history. I'm looking forward to the new, remixed reissue of All Things Must Pass!
Both Bobby and George were souls with empathy and warmth. It is no surprise there's this mutual admiration. A few days ago I watched a 1-min video with Ringo describing his last visit with an ailing George in Switzerland and it was heartbreaking to see Ringo crying. It seems when Ringo told George he's going to Boston to see his daughter ailing with a brain tumor, George asked "You want me to go with you?". (I myself had tears in my eyes). Here's a man who's in his last days of life but wanting to be with his friend at his hour of need! That's what made George special. The man is beautiful inside out.
I've watched that video a few times and I tear up every time. Ringo had to go somewhere and Georges last words to him were "do you want me to come with you"?
@@randalclarke5487 Considering all of the joy George gave to the world through his music, I think we can give him a Mulligan for sleeping with Maureen. Based on Ringo’s current wife, George did his pal a big favor. In the end, the guys loved each other enough to put it all behind them. We should, too.
@@jts3339 And please just don't forget it was late 60s in the middle of sexual liberation, as social movement these things ,were not very rare at that time..
Just found out about this RUclips channel,and quite enjoy it. Bobby Whitlock is a living legend,folks,and younger musicians need to realize that men like this were the architects of some amazing music that existed before MTV,corporate “privileges” for signed artists,no roadmaps,google,or an established “genre”- they flew by “the seat of their pants” and created the magic eveynight;no pre-recorded “backing tracks” ,auto tune to cover up for a lack of talent with this generation. In addition to his musical gifts,Bobby is an amazing artist as well;I find so many images in his abstract paintings,and that’s a gift as well. Behind every good man,is an even greater woman,and Bobby’s blessed to have Coco at his side. Keep on sharing,you guys!
She cut Bobby off when he touched on George's presence which was a whole interesting subject on its own! We the fans would love to have had more of that phenomena about George! It puts another awesome dimension to the man! Not too many have that!
@@chrisyates8115You’re right, she did cut him off, right when Bobby was beginning to describe the essence of George. Maybe they will realize, and go back, to it at some point.
It's such a blessing to have a legend like Bobby willing to share his memories. Coco is an amazing interviewer, and does a great job of knowing what questions to ask. Thanks Bobby and Coco!
Absolutely adored George. What a time you must have had floating around Friar Park, the music the love the laughter. All Things Must Pass I think is by far the best there is. Every song is wonderful, no skipping over any songs, love them all. Found this Album just when I needed something spiritual in my life. Music is a gift that can bring out your deepest thoughts and feelings. It's wonderful you doing these interviews, so interesting. I'll bet you and George had great times. Bless you♥️
Bobby you have been so blessed to be in the right place at the right time at many stages of your life... but never let anyone discount that it was because you are an amazing talent and an asset to whomever you collaborated with. George was definitely one who had an amazing aura and feel blessed you were able to experience that on a one on one basis!! Happy belated birthday
Well Happy Birthday....Amazing whenever you hear fellow musicians who have met George....they all say what a good soul he was....even if he never became famous some folks are just decent .
I cant thank you enough for these interviews!!! They are insightful, inspiring and a great listen to history and music - I can tell how grateful you are to have been part of a great time in music,, I thank you so much!!
I like "Another Day" by McCartney. I think the song captures pretty well the sadness of a lady going through the pangs of loneliness connected with unrequited love.
Happy birthday! You could feel George coming before he came round the corner... I love the way you express feelings. I never met him, but feel him through those that did, and the way they smile when they talk about him. His ripples still spread.oh yeah, Stalactites have to hold on tight, stalagmites might reach the ceiling.....😘
Hey Bobby, great playing on "Sue Me, Sue You Blues". And my favorite "Clapton tune" is "Bell Bottom Blues", which I know you co-wrote. I used to play guitar for the late, great Burton Gaar (if you're familiar with him). We played on Beale St. in Memphis many times. Too bad I didn't run into you! Happy birthday.
I’d be curious to know what George thought of Another Day. I happen to think it’s wonderful. The bassline is fantastic and there’s some pretty sophisticated time changes in there, too. It’s hardly “bubble gum” to my ears. More like “prog bubble gum” maybe! Love you guys!
Well that was a very long time ago, at the breakup of the Beatles, how they felt then would not reflect the same later. People change and soften with time. CoCo
@@BW-CC thanks, CoCo. A few times now, Bobby has mentioned George playing him the acetate, and given his reaction I hoped maybe George shared his opinion of it with Bobby.
I like that song too. Don’t think it’s bible gum. I think Paul took criticism from John and maybe George for writing more pop-flavored songs. It was common critique. There’s a guy named John Heaton on RUclips who is a major Beatles expert. That’s how I found this channel. Anyway, he talks about the individual Beatles reactions to each other’s solo work.
Can't begin to tell you how much I'm enjoying your videos, Bobby and CoCo. Bobby, you were my inspiration when I was a young keyboard player/singer in the early 70s. I did have some success in the late 70s and early 80s, only to find that what gave me true satisfaction in life was a natural partner and best friend, and my child. But always, making music - but not to be known or a star. But simply because it's inside me and has to come out. To do so is incredibly liberating. How wonderful to see that you not only survived, but have amassed such a treasure trove of incredible stories, but also insight, sanity and, dare I say it, wisdom. Again, wonderful to hear your stories and see that the genuine joy and contentment in your spirit lives and thrives. Keep on Growing!
With his music, his paintings, and these videos, it obvious that Bobby has always felt the need to express himself. Thankfully, and more importantly, he has always had something to say. Just keep on talking.
Happy late birthday! I missed a few days, ironically because I was in Austin. There are so many more people there now than when I went to school there, I don’t know how you stand the traffic. Peace & Love to y’all.
Thank you both for this channel. Bobby is a national treasure And I'm so glad he is happy in his life at this time. So he can share his moments with clarity and humility.
Happy Birthday! Fellow Piscean! You wear it well! I will have to treat myself to a birthday present and buy your book. All the best wishes for a great year ahead! Peace & Love.
I hear every word. Thank you. This I will say- I like Another Day! If that is bubblegum George, I also like Blow Away. They are pretty similar to my ears!
Always enjoy your insights through the past lightly Bobby! If I had been a musically inclined band induced individual and followed my muse in earlier years I would have journeyed to have the privilege of playing alongside you in any form! Journey safely CoCo and Bobby and may grace follow you along your path.
Thank you both so much for sharing with all of us. Such true stories of this beautiful, soulful music, and most human and talented musicians is most welcome. Bless you Bobby and Coco.✨🎵❤
CoCo your framing is very good and your push in move is nice and smooth. You’re also great at facilitating the conversation and getting the best out of Bobby ( who is quite the raconteur.) I appreciate you both and look forward to a video of a duet with your heads not cut off. 😎✌️
Hi Folks, just found y'all. Nice to see Bobby still around. Derek and the Dominoes that first album will live forever. That shirt!!, Bobby what are you thinking of?
Thanks for your in depth recollections of your life and times ....fascinating to hear .....you were present at moments when rock history was being made. I have always known your name and role in Derek and the Dominos but never knew much more about you thanks to these videos i now know that the Dominos was just the tip of the iceburg...what an amazing life youve led who knew ? cheers you guys
Bobby's great ...you know when he tells a story , it's the truth ...he tells it with passion....if he doesn't remember it... he'll tell you he doesn't remember.
I aways thought "Beware of Darkness" is an AWESOME song. if a person listens to the lyrics carefully George was giving his listeners a warning. to watch out for bad people like thieves, and liars, con artist's, and other people that can take advantage of you. I always thought that was an incredible gift for such great musician to give to his fans. even if they knew that already still the sentiment was very AWESOME. it was truly George Harrison.
Howdy folks, this is Mark again. I realize that I missed Bobby discussing his first solo record about a month and a half ago. I was out of the loop for a couple days around then and it happens as we all know. So, just letting you know I'm going to watch it right now.. All right, y'all have a good evening!
Happy belated birthday, Bobby! Speaking of caves, once y'all get back on traveling about town, be sure to checkout Natural Bridge Caverns in New Braunfels.
Howdy folks! Mark here again one of only I'm sure 10,000 Mark's that have replied to you. But Bobby, I've been digging your self titled 1972 solo record for about the past 3 weeks maybe you can talk about the making of that and particularly even though there's many songs that I could ask you to talk about and certainly feel free to run with the whole record if you ever feel like talking about it which I'm sure you would, but Dreams of a Hobo. Which I know I'm not the first person to tell you what a beautiful song that is.I really love it and and can hear that droppedr E string tuned down to D , for all I know it could be just an open G tuning. I'm a musician myself and guitar player so I'm not necessarily even asking that it's just whenever I listen to anybody's songs or I'm writing stuff it's just you know different tunings different methods always very interesting to me. And I'm sure a lot of what I said was a little wonky(actually only three edits so I get two gold stars!) because I'm using my voice text and just being lazy even though I'll regret it and immediately go back and edit stuff but that's just how I roll. But Dreams of a Hobo is just a beautiful beautiful song and the entire Bobby Whitlock record is a treasure to me and it might sound like I'm piling it on thick but but I am not. Thank you my friend. Coco and Bobby y'all have a wonderful day!!It's kind of pretty down here in North Carolina the wind was a bit of a attention getter though. All right love the record love the song love so much of everything you are doing thank you thank you Mark DeMeritt
I would love to hear Bobby ramble on about George, everything he says about George is interesting and the in the heart of rock and roll history. Lets hear about the birthday party too LoL
I love that song Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll). Striking tune. The piano track seems to have variable speeds (?) Thanks... enjoyed your talking about George, and Friar Park. Bless
I couldn’t agree more. The song grabbed me and pulled me in. And that doesn’t happen very often. So we find out in this video that there really are caves at Friar Park, as per the lyric “let it roll back through the caves, ye long walks of cool and shade”. Amazing! However, The line “handkerchief to match your tie” is one I’ve always been curious about. If it has any direct correlation to anything specific.
Scotch (40% proof) and Green ginger wine (13% proof) (also known as a whisky mac) is one of the great drinks but, you have to drink it very, very very slowly !
Thanks for answering my question about George and the Beatles, Bobby Hilarious anecdote about Paul’s acetate with “Another Day . A belated Happy Birthday! Douglas (Boyd) -no relation to Patty
Beautiful shirt you're wearing, Bobby! Love it. Friar Park- do you know if they were aware of the tunnels and caves when they acquired it? Sounds like a magical place. Do you know if its still owned by George's family? The more you reveal, the more questions come to mind. But the two of you seem to have a bond that lends to sharing your love and life with all of us. And we are greatful to you, to be included. Thank you for these videos. Feels like you enjoy your time making them. Sure hear alot of laughter. Blessings to you both.🌹
His widow, Olivia, still lives there, and I believe Dhani is there quite a bit using FPSHOT studios, which was the studio George built. Bobby has mentioned the caverns and such during stories about this early period of the Harrison residency, so my deduction would be that they knew of them to at least some degree. There was a civil suit a few years ago where someone who lived adjacent to Friar Park, who was a...cat enthusiast, tried to go after Mrs. Harrison so she would have to take the concertina wire off of the top of the brick wall surrounding the estate. The...cat enthusiast claimed that his animals were being hurt by the wire, which is commonly known as razor wire. I believe all she had to do to prevail was bring up the intruder who stabbed George and as I recall the case was summarily dismissed. However, it has been a few years, that's just how I remember it.
Paul was too bubblegum for me. Though he sounded good on other stuff. George was my favorite. He and Eric were my idols. Great video , all the best to you and Coco. Love the videos.
Hey Mr. Bobby and Miss Coco Hope all is well with y’all here in the great state of Texas you are loved by many and thought about all the time another great conversation can’t wait to hear about the birthday boys party I’ll bet it’s a humdinger looking great in that shirt Bobby where can I get one and also would love to have one of your paintingsNow that the governor has opened the state up any plans for a show anytime soon would love to know stay safe love you guys God bless
Happy belated birthday, Bobby. You're looking good on it. What a great time to have been hanging with George, those early days at Friar Park. You paint a vivid picture- the smell of the rhodedendrons etc. Thanks Coco for asking specifics - have you ever been a lawyer? Lol
@@DonaldMerrit Me too, I still have a first edition pressing of the 45 single in beautiful condition. Sounds great. Yes, at the time, I'm sure it did sound 'bubblegum,' but Paul can do any genre very well.
Happy belated New Year Bobby 🕉hope you had a great Birthday I'm celebrating the 27th anniversary of my 39th Birthday the 14th.🎈 Thank you for being a positive part of my yesterdays🕉
Bobby and Coco,,,please continue to post these videos. Been enjoying them for a while now. Terrific insight from Bobby, on a magical time in music history. Coco,,you ask all tbe questions. I'd be asking Bobby if I was sitting there. If you can ,let us know where Bobby buys his shirts,,,they're fantastically artsy! Thanks again,,hope all is back to normal for you guys. Peace, Emilio
I have 3 Hammonds with Leslie in my purported living room. A 55 B3, a little newer C3 that does not have the Gothic trim on it, and an A100 that I pulled the internal speakers and amps out like Tony MONACO and bolted the roll and kari permanently to the sides to make a road instrument supposedly, but it is still damn heavy. 3 Leslies, a 22R and a 21H that are living room condition, and a converted road warrior 21H with 122 Amp. My influences are the jazz guys who fire the bass player, but I make an exception for Bobby Whitlock because he wails. I have heard Steve Winwood accompany himself with the full instrument singing Georgia that impressed me, and wondered if you have been around Steve.
People can think that Bobby was so fortunate to be around Eric, George etc. and he was BUT they were also very fortunate to be around him.
I believe they all felt that way about him!
Yeah. This is a great thought and comment.
As a teenager listening to all those great albums: Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, Derek and the Dominoes and All Things Must Pass, I always noticed Bobby Whitlock in album personnel credits along with the other 'regulars' and I just loved that sound. A great time in music history. I'm looking forward to the new, remixed reissue of All Things Must Pass!
Both Bobby and George were souls with empathy and warmth. It is no surprise there's this mutual admiration. A few days ago I watched a 1-min video with Ringo describing his last visit with an ailing George in Switzerland and it was heartbreaking to see Ringo crying. It seems when Ringo told George he's going to Boston to see his daughter ailing with a brain tumor, George asked "You want me to go with you?". (I myself had tears in my eyes). Here's a man who's in his last days of life but wanting to be with his friend at his hour of need! That's what made George special. The man is beautiful inside out.
I, and i'm sure many here, also saw this very revealing video.
I've watched that video a few times and I tear up every time. Ringo had to go somewhere and Georges last words to him were "do you want me to come with you"?
Absolutely! I’ve Always loved Him. A Beautiful soul and yes so is Bobby!
George’s sense of humor was never ending.
I’ve never read or heard an unkind word about George. You were very fortunate to spend time with him.
Aside from him sleeping with Ringo's wife, not much. He was no angel, but a good man, overall
@@randalclarke5487 Considering all of the joy George gave to the world through his music, I think we can give him a Mulligan for sleeping with Maureen. Based on Ringo’s current wife, George did his pal a big favor. In the end, the guys loved each other enough to put it all behind them. We should, too.
@@jts3339 And please just don't forget it was late 60s in the middle of sexual liberation, as social movement these things ,were not very rare at that time..
@@jts3339 I'm not losing sleep over any of it
He cheated on his wife.. slept with Ringo's wife. So, there's that...
Just found out about this RUclips channel,and quite enjoy it. Bobby Whitlock is a living legend,folks,and younger musicians need to realize that men like this were the architects of some amazing music that existed before MTV,corporate “privileges” for signed artists,no roadmaps,google,or an established “genre”- they flew by “the seat of their pants” and created the magic eveynight;no pre-recorded “backing tracks” ,auto tune to cover up for a lack of talent with this generation. In addition to his musical gifts,Bobby is an amazing artist as well;I find so many images in his abstract paintings,and that’s a gift as well. Behind every good man,is an even greater woman,and Bobby’s blessed to have Coco at his side. Keep on sharing,you guys!
That's very kind, thank you.
Great questions coco. I can listen to Bobby talk for hours.
That's so cool that George had such a strong, positive presence ❤ and that's another awesome shirt Bobby!
She cut Bobby off when he touched on George's presence which was a whole interesting subject on its own! We the fans would love to have had more of that phenomena about George! It puts another awesome dimension to the man! Not too many have that!
@@chrisyates8115You’re right, she did cut him off, right when Bobby was beginning to describe the essence of George. Maybe they will realize, and go back, to it at some point.
How powerful!!!
George,s aura sounds awesome.
Who else has caves in their garden. Super.
Bobby looks beautifully in frame 😍.
It's such a blessing to have a legend like Bobby willing to share his memories. Coco is an amazing interviewer, and does a great job of knowing what questions to ask. Thanks Bobby and Coco!
Thank you
Absolutely adored George. What a time you must have had floating around Friar Park, the music the love the laughter. All Things Must Pass I think is by far the best there is. Every song is wonderful, no skipping over any songs, love them all. Found this Album just when I needed something spiritual in my life. Music is a gift that can bring out your deepest thoughts and feelings. It's wonderful you doing these interviews, so interesting. I'll bet you and George had great times. Bless you♥️
Happy belated birthday. Thanks for years of giving us great music.
Bobby has a remarkable memory for details. He's just amazing and I love your videos! Oh, and happy birthday!
Great to hear your anecdotes Bobby!
Nice work with the interview too Coco!
George was always my favorite Beatle. His art, his music, his life and spirit. A great soul.
mine too!
me Too!!!
Bobby you have been so blessed to be in the right place at the right time at many stages of your life... but never let anyone discount that it was because you are an amazing talent and an asset to whomever you collaborated with.
George was definitely one who had an amazing aura and feel blessed you were able to experience that on a one on one basis!!
Happy belated birthday
Thank you for all your stories! Glad that they are being told by someone who was really THERE!
George beautiful man Thanks for Bobby sharing such great memories Love that shirt
Happy birthday, Bobby. May you and Coco continue to have a joyous life together. 🙏🙏🙏
Happy(Belated) Birthday Bobby!‘21-22!🎂🍾👩🎨😎
Well Happy Birthday....Amazing whenever you hear fellow musicians who have met George....they all say what a good soul he was....even if he never became famous some folks are just decent .
Happy birthday bobby.. So glad you and coco are sharing yourselves with us all.. Enjoy some chocolate, you are both beautiful souls
I cant thank you enough for these interviews!!! They are insightful, inspiring and a great listen to history and music - I can tell how grateful you are to have been part of a great time in music,, I thank you so much!!
I love that peaceful feeling concept that came over the others when he got on the bus.....wonderful.
I like "Another Day" by McCartney. I think the song captures pretty well the sadness of a lady going through the pangs of loneliness connected with unrequited love.
Fascinating to listen to you talk about George and your relationship with him. Annnnnd...Happy Birthday, again! Hugs to you both!
Great answers, but also great questions. Very revealing. Thank you.
A happy belated birthday to you Bobby.
I look forward to every one of these.
Happy birthday! You could feel George coming before he came round the corner... I love the way you express feelings. I never met him, but feel him through those that did, and the way they smile when they talk about him. His ripples still spread.oh yeah, Stalactites have to hold on tight, stalagmites might reach the ceiling.....😘
Bobby W as a fan of George’s I’m blessed listening to you sharing your experience.
Thank you ❤️
Great video! Thank you! Great shirt!
I'm really glad to hear you had a good birthday. It makes me feel good knowing your day was a good one. Happy birthday again!
Wonderful memories.
Cheers from Chile!
Hey Bobby, great playing on "Sue Me, Sue You Blues". And my favorite "Clapton tune" is "Bell Bottom Blues", which I know you co-wrote. I used to play guitar for the late, great Burton Gaar (if you're familiar with him). We played on Beale St. in Memphis many times. Too bad I didn't run into you! Happy birthday.
Happy belated birthday Bobby! Love you both!
I’d be curious to know what George thought of Another Day.
I happen to think it’s wonderful. The bassline is fantastic and there’s some pretty sophisticated time changes in there, too. It’s hardly “bubble gum” to my ears. More like “prog bubble gum” maybe!
Love you guys!
Well that was a very long time ago, at the breakup of the Beatles, how they felt then would not reflect the same later. People change and soften with time. CoCo
@@BW-CC thanks, CoCo. A few times now, Bobby has mentioned George playing him the acetate, and given his reaction I hoped maybe George shared his opinion of it with Bobby.
I like that song too. Don’t think it’s bible gum. I think Paul took criticism from John and maybe George for writing more pop-flavored songs. It was common critique. There’s a guy named John Heaton on RUclips who is a major Beatles expert. That’s how I found this channel. Anyway, he talks about the individual Beatles reactions to each other’s solo work.
Happy belated birthday Bobby! Keep on keeping on! Y’all are so much fun and so down to earth. Have a great rest of the day. ❤️☮️
Can't begin to tell you how much I'm enjoying your videos, Bobby and CoCo. Bobby, you were my inspiration when I was a young keyboard player/singer in the early 70s. I did have some success in the late 70s and early 80s, only to find that what gave me true satisfaction in life was a natural partner and best friend, and my child. But always, making music - but not to be known or a star. But simply because it's inside me and has to come out. To do so is incredibly liberating. How wonderful to see that you not only survived, but have amassed such a treasure trove of incredible stories, but also insight, sanity and, dare I say it, wisdom. Again, wonderful to hear your stories and see that the genuine joy and contentment in your spirit lives and thrives. Keep on Growing!
Happy Birthday, to one of the greats.
With his music, his paintings, and these videos, it obvious that Bobby has always felt the need to express himself. Thankfully, and more importantly, he has always had something to say. Just keep on talking.
Happy late birthday! I missed a few days, ironically because I was in Austin. There are so many more people there now than when I went to school there, I don’t know how you stand the traffic. Peace & Love to y’all.
We're outta here
Happy Belated Birthday...I truly wish you both all the best!
Thank you both for this channel. Bobby is a national treasure And I'm so glad he is happy in his life at this time. So he can share his moments with clarity and humility.
Happy Birthday! Fellow Piscean! You wear it well! I will have to treat myself to a birthday present and buy your book. All the best wishes for a great year ahead! Peace & Love.
oh wow, i didnt know there was a book.
I hear every word. Thank you. This I will say- I like Another Day! If that is bubblegum George, I also like Blow Away. They are pretty similar to my ears!
Happy Birthday, Bobby! Hope you had a great one! Thanks so much to you and CoCo for sharing these chats and videos! 👍😎❤️
Always enjoy your insights through the past lightly Bobby! If I had been a musically inclined band induced individual and followed my muse in earlier years I would have journeyed to have the privilege of playing alongside you in any form! Journey safely CoCo and Bobby and may grace follow you along your path.
Thank you both so much for sharing with all of us. Such true stories of this beautiful, soulful music, and most human and talented musicians is most welcome. Bless you Bobby and Coco.✨🎵❤
Happy Birthday Bobby! Cool story about you and George going exploring on his property...I liked it.
CoCo your framing is very good and your push in move is nice and smooth. You’re also great at facilitating the conversation and getting the best out of Bobby ( who is quite the raconteur.) I appreciate you both and look forward to a video of a duet with your heads not cut off. 😎✌️
You got it, CoCo
Keep giggling and laughing. It’s great. I can’t help but laugh along. Lol. 👍
Happy 'Belated' Birthday Bobby ! Many Many More ! Keep On Keepin' On !
Awesome stories! Bobby You are a LEGEND..any stories on the Concert for Bangladesh GeorgeHarrison and friends that will be cool.
Now that is a cool memory-experience; discovering the caves with George Harrison 😀😎
Not just another day.
I watched it as soon as you all put it up. Good vibes.
I just read about this in Bobby's book a couple of hours ago!
His book is Awesome a must buy/read!
The shirts keep getting groovier! :)
Birthday? HAPPY BIRTHDAY, brother. You have a young spirit. Looking forward to seeing you guys live on day in the future.
Thanks for this interview.
Happy belated ! Great stories. Thanks.
Hi Folks, just found y'all. Nice to see Bobby still around. Derek and the Dominoes that first album will live forever. That shirt!!, Bobby what are you thinking of?
These are amazing. Wish you’d play some music as well
Thanks for your in depth recollections of your life and times ....fascinating to hear .....you were present at moments when rock history was being made. I have always known your name and role in Derek and the Dominos but never knew much more about you thanks to these videos i now know that the Dominos was just the tip of the iceburg...what an amazing life youve led who knew ? cheers you guys
Happy Birthday Bobby! May you have many years!!
Happy Birthday maestro Bobby.
Love this site man
Bobby's great ...you know when he tells a story , it's the truth ...he tells it with passion....if he doesn't remember it... he'll tell you he doesn't remember.
I think The Art of Dying is the deepest song ever recorded..
well said ,same here!The most meaningful rock song ever written.
Feels good i am not the only one having this opinion.ॐ ॐ❤
I aways thought "Beware of Darkness" is an AWESOME song. if a person listens to the lyrics carefully George was giving his listeners a warning. to watch out for bad people like thieves, and liars, con artist's, and other people that can take advantage of you. I always thought that was an incredible gift for such great musician to give to his fans. even if they knew that already still the sentiment was very AWESOME. it was truly George Harrison.
Howdy folks, this is Mark again. I realize that I missed Bobby discussing his first solo record about a month and a half ago. I was out of the loop for a couple days around then and it happens as we all know. So, just letting you know I'm going to watch it right now.. All right, y'all have a good evening!
Happy belated Birthday Bobby!! Keep on growing!! 🎹🎹🎶🎶🎸
Happy belated Birthday. I like your attitude dude. It reminds me that "Man who shoot off mouth, loose face." Your face is firmly in tact.
Happy belated birthday, Bobby! Speaking of caves, once y'all get back on traveling about town, be sure to checkout Natural Bridge Caverns in New Braunfels.
Howdy folks! Mark here again one of only I'm sure 10,000 Mark's that have replied to you. But Bobby, I've been digging your self titled 1972 solo record for about the past 3 weeks maybe you can talk about the making of that and particularly even though there's many songs that I could ask you to talk about and certainly feel free to run with the whole record if you ever feel like talking about it which I'm sure you would, but Dreams of a Hobo. Which I know I'm not the first person to tell you what a beautiful song that is.I really love it and and can hear that droppedr E string tuned down to D , for all I know it could be just an open G tuning. I'm a musician myself and guitar player so I'm not necessarily even asking that it's just whenever I listen to anybody's songs or I'm writing stuff it's just you know different tunings different methods always very interesting to me. And I'm sure a lot of what I said was a little wonky(actually only three edits so I get two gold stars!) because I'm using my voice text and just being lazy even though I'll regret it and immediately go back and edit stuff but that's just how I roll. But Dreams of a Hobo is just a beautiful beautiful song and the entire Bobby Whitlock record is a treasure to me and it might sound like I'm piling it on thick but but I am not. Thank you my friend. Coco and Bobby y'all have a wonderful day!!It's kind of pretty down here in North Carolina the wind was a bit of a attention getter though. All right love the record love the song love so much of everything you are doing thank you thank you Mark DeMeritt
Thank you Mark
You're very very welcome my friends. Love you guys!
Happy Birthday Brother! I hope you all have a great life.
Happy Birthday wishes for you Bobby 🙏
Thank you for this awesome interview- Dig that shirt✨✌️🌝
I had a jinger on my dog at one time so I could hear were he was at.
Happy belated birthday, Bobby!
I would love to hear Bobby ramble on about George, everything he says about George is interesting and the in the heart of rock and roll history. Lets hear about the birthday party too LoL
I love that song Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll). Striking tune. The piano track seems to have variable speeds (?) Thanks... enjoyed your talking about George, and Friar Park. Bless
I couldn’t agree more. The song grabbed me and pulled me in. And that doesn’t happen very often. So we find out in this video that there really are caves at Friar Park, as per the lyric “let it roll back through the caves, ye long walks of cool and shade”. Amazing! However, The line “handkerchief to match your tie” is one I’ve always been curious about. If it has any direct correlation to anything specific.
@@RexHrothgar1 Not saying it as fact but my take was always that handkerchief to match your tie is what Sir Frankie Crisp wore in the day
@@spektrumdx6 , and it fit Very well into the song.
The shirt goddamnit
Scotch (40% proof) and Green ginger wine (13% proof) (also known as a whisky mac) is one of the great drinks but, you have to drink it very, very very slowly !
Thanks for answering my question about George and the Beatles, Bobby Hilarious anecdote about Paul’s acetate with “Another Day . A belated Happy Birthday! Douglas (Boyd) -no relation to Patty
Beautiful shirt you're wearing, Bobby! Love it. Friar Park- do you know if they were aware of the tunnels and caves when they acquired it? Sounds like a magical place. Do you know if its still owned by George's family?
The more you reveal, the more questions come to mind. But the two of you seem to have a bond that lends to sharing your love and life with all of us. And we are greatful to you, to be included. Thank you for these videos. Feels like you enjoy your time making them. Sure hear alot of laughter. Blessings to you both.🌹
His widow, Olivia, still lives there, and I believe Dhani is there quite a bit using FPSHOT studios, which was the studio George built. Bobby has mentioned the caverns and such during stories about this early period of the Harrison residency, so my deduction would be that they knew of them to at least some degree.
There was a civil suit a few years ago where someone who lived adjacent to Friar Park, who was a...cat enthusiast, tried to go after Mrs. Harrison so she would have to take the concertina wire off of the top of the brick wall surrounding the estate. The...cat enthusiast claimed that his animals were being hurt by the wire, which is commonly known as razor wire. I believe all she had to do to prevail was bring up the intruder who stabbed George and as I recall the case was summarily dismissed. However, it has been a few years, that's just how I remember it.
Paul was too bubblegum for me. Though he sounded good on other stuff. George was my favorite. He and Eric were my idols. Great video , all the best to you and Coco. Love the videos.
Hey Mr. Bobby and Miss Coco Hope all is well with y’all here in the great state of Texas you are loved by many and thought about all the time another great conversation can’t wait to hear about the birthday boys party I’ll bet it’s a humdinger looking great in that shirt Bobby where can I get one and also would love to have one of your paintingsNow that the governor has opened the state up any plans for a show anytime soon would love to know stay safe love you guys God bless
Funky awesome shirt and Happy Birthday brother Bobby
Happy belated birthday, Bobby. You're looking good on it. What a great time to have been hanging with George, those early days at Friar Park. You paint a vivid picture- the smell of the rhodedendrons etc. Thanks Coco for asking specifics - have you ever been a lawyer? Lol
I like "Another Day" by Paul. ... Can't wait to hear about your birthday!
One of my favorites.
@@DonaldMerrit Me too, I still have a first edition pressing of the 45 single in beautiful condition. Sounds great. Yes, at the time, I'm sure it did sound 'bubblegum,' but Paul can do any genre very well.
Happy Birthday Bobby!
Happy Birthday Bobby! Whisky Mac's for everybody!
Awesome job once again by Miss Coco-cheers to the director.
I have especially enjoyed the videos on Delaney and Bonnie, Derek and the Dominoes, George Harrison, and your solo work too. Thank you!! Soulful!✨🎸🎵
Happy belated New Year Bobby 🕉hope you had a great Birthday
I'm celebrating the 27th anniversary of my 39th Birthday the 14th.🎈 Thank you for being a positive part of my yesterdays🕉
Happy Birthday...Bobby!
Love the story. Crazy bout that shirt!!
Bobby and Coco,,,please continue to post these videos. Been enjoying them for a while now. Terrific insight from Bobby, on a magical time in music history. Coco,,you ask all tbe questions. I'd be asking Bobby if I was sitting there. If you can ,let us know where Bobby buys his shirts,,,they're fantastically artsy! Thanks again,,hope all is back to normal for you guys. Peace, Emilio
He gets them all over.
@@BW-CC thank you guys,,,,,shirts are fabulous! They look like Robert Grahams
I have 3 Hammonds with Leslie in my purported living room. A 55 B3, a little newer C3 that does not have the Gothic trim on it, and an A100 that I pulled the internal speakers and amps out like Tony MONACO and bolted the roll and kari permanently to the sides to make a road instrument supposedly, but it is still damn heavy. 3 Leslies, a 22R and a 21H that are living room condition, and a converted road warrior 21H with 122 Amp. My influences are the jazz guys who fire the bass player, but I make an exception for Bobby Whitlock because he wails. I have heard Steve Winwood accompany himself with the full instrument singing Georgia that impressed me, and wondered if you have been around Steve.
Happy Birthday Bobby
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday Bobby..enjoy
I love Bobby Whitlock and his lovely wife!! Great show Bobby as always...
Thank you
Thank you Bobby Whitlock and Coco, you're the best! Peace health and happiness to you, both!
To see bobby at his best go to youtube and checkout him and Clapton on the johnny cash show circa 1970. It's not lip synching.