He died far too young, but he left a legend of music behind. You are surely missed. You may have been the quiet one of the band but you brought pleasure to many millions of people who loved you. Including me. PC. 26. 01. 2023.
He did not write the song, at least not entirely. He enhanced it and produced it and this is the guiding vocal version, common during the recording process. Ringo is playing drums and can not sing.
There is a great youtube clip of George and Ringo on an English talk show and Ringo jokes saying that every time he collaborated with George he wanted to include Hare Krishna -- I thought Ringo was exaggerating but here it is -- in this song -- that was taken out for the final commercial cut - right? It was no joke but I am laughing because Ringo really got George - Ringo really rolled with it and could make light of it and on that interview George is laughing too. -- It is heartwarming to feel the love all of them had for each other - regardless of all the fighting.
A lot of his songs from ATMP were written long before he made the albums. It seems the Beatles could have capitalized more on his great talent. All Things Must Pass is my keeper album of all.
I like this version of the original composer. I absolutely like R. S.'s as well. Happy 2022 New Orleans Jazz Fest to everyone attending and to those not able.
I love George but Ringo's version is more powerful. George was wise to give it to Ringo. Love them both.. no I love the four Beatles forever and a day 🙏 Love them ❤
@@lyndamcardle4123 it is a demo which is why it sounds unfinished. I am sure if George had completed it, it would have sounded closer to the released version but with George on vocals.
The claim at the head of this clip is incorrect I'm afraid. Ringo wrote the basis of this song on 1968, then called "You Gotta Pay Your Dues". George came along in 1970 and helped Ringo to tidy it up a bit and finish it, working up lyrics for the last verse (which as this version shows were changed still further) and providing crucial arrangement ideas such as the classic guitar figure. Whether this might have entitled him to a co-writing credit (as with "Photograph") is of course up for debate - I would accept that it should - but the two friends didn't go there and I respect their decision. In any case, the genesis of this song definitely lies with Ringo, not dear George. Ringo and George made three separate versions of "It Don't Come Easy" in various sessions across 1970, with Klaus Voorman, Stephen Stills and (latterly) Mal Evans and Pete Ham & Tom Evans of Badfinger (on tambourine and backing vocals respectively). The version provided here is a "work in progress" version where George sang a guide vocal while Ringo was drumming. There are similar bootlegs of John doing this when he produced other Ringo songs.
This portrait shows his spiritual stage as if he is an old wise man. The Old Wise Man is one of Archetypal images in the C.G.Jung's theory of Psychology for dream analysis, universal motif of wisdom all around the world. He could gain his own inner depth of Mind as he had said " I Me Mine.".
Once again very Jesus looking alike n I like n luv that look he was my favorite fab4 but I dreamt of Paul recently he was getting out of a car n I went up2him n shook his hand followed him n asked him what he'd thought about hearing me sing
I'd have to say right .... after all they did create music together for a long time. I still rank George's "ATMP" album as the best. @@AnalogousPrune9 I'd
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He died far too young, but he left a legend of music behind. You are surely missed. You may have been the quiet one of the band but you brought pleasure to many millions of people who loved you. Including me. PC. 26. 01. 2023.
How amazing of a dude was George, one of his best songs every, just gives it to his best friend, to help make his album more kick ass.
Absolutely.
He did not write the song, at least not entirely. He enhanced it and produced it and this is the guiding vocal version, common during the recording process. Ringo is playing drums and can not sing.
There is a great youtube clip of George and Ringo on an English talk show and Ringo jokes saying that every time he collaborated with George he wanted to include Hare Krishna -- I thought Ringo was exaggerating but here it is -- in this song -- that was taken out for the final commercial cut - right? It was no joke but I am laughing because Ringo really got George - Ringo really rolled with it and could make light of it and on that interview George is laughing too. -- It is heartwarming to feel the love all of them had for each other - regardless of all the fighting.
They do sing hare krishna in Ringo’s version too, if you listen carefully.
He was great, wasn't he? My favourite Beatle too, and how.
A lot of his songs from ATMP were written long before he made the albums. It seems the Beatles could have capitalized more on his great talent. All Things Must Pass is my keeper album of all.
Never gets old...Thanks for the offering...Cheers.
I like this version of the original composer. I absolutely like R. S.'s as well.
Happy 2022 New Orleans Jazz Fest to everyone attending and to those not able.
Grande George, gracias x tu musica prodigiosa.
Harrison ❤❤❤❤
Such a fine person was he.
ALL MY LOVE, GEORGE!!! THANK U FOU HIS LIFE #❤🙏✨
Just In Time George .
Simply beautiful!
God Bless you George R.I.P Beatles forevermore .... ☮️ out . Oklahoma
Love!
I love George but Ringo's version is more powerful. George was wise to give it to Ringo. Love them both.. no I love the four Beatles forever and a day 🙏 Love them ❤
I completely agree..this mix sounds like a demo or a guide track for Ringo....
@@lyndamcardle4123 it is a demo which is why it sounds unfinished. I am sure if George had completed it, it would have sounded closer to the released version but with George on vocals.
The claim at the head of this clip is incorrect I'm afraid. Ringo wrote the basis of this song on 1968, then called "You Gotta Pay Your Dues". George came along in 1970 and helped Ringo to tidy it up a bit and finish it, working up lyrics for the last verse (which as this version shows were changed still further) and providing crucial arrangement ideas such as the classic guitar figure. Whether this might have entitled him to a co-writing credit (as with "Photograph") is of course up for debate - I would accept that it should - but the two friends didn't go there and I respect their decision. In any case, the genesis of this song definitely lies with Ringo, not dear George.
Ringo and George made three separate versions of "It Don't Come Easy" in various sessions across 1970, with Klaus Voorman, Stephen Stills and (latterly) Mal Evans and Pete Ham & Tom Evans of Badfinger (on tambourine and backing vocals respectively). The version provided here is a "work in progress" version where George sang a guide vocal while Ringo was drumming. There are similar bootlegs of John doing this when he produced other Ringo songs.
Ringo wouldn’t have needed a guide vocal if he wrote the tune
@@subg8858 - you don't know how recording works, do you?
Wrote best lyrics of solo of Beatles
This portrait shows his spiritual stage as if he is an old wise man. The Old Wise Man is one of Archetypal images in the C.G.Jung's theory of Psychology for dream analysis, universal motif of wisdom all around the world.
He could gain his own inner depth of Mind as he had said " I Me Mine.".
I know George gave this song to Ringo but why didn't he record it for himself as well - good song it wouldn't have been out of place on the atmp album
George didn't record songs that other Beatles wrote. That would include songs Ringo "wrote". He only recorded his own work.
初めて聴きましたけど、ジョージハリスンが歌ってるんですね。
Once again very Jesus looking alike n I like n luv that look he was my favorite fab4 but I dreamt of Paul recently he was getting out of a car n I went up2him n shook his hand followed him n asked him what he'd thought about hearing me sing
Handsome George
This sounds as if it would've been on "All Things Must Pass."
Now why Did George do that??? This yes in my opinion is much better than the 'other' version.+
Because he seemed to be a good friend?
I'd have to say right .... after all they did create music together for a long time. I still rank George's "ATMP" album as the best. @@AnalogousPrune9 I'd
Agree
Music is way cleaner sounding
@@DarhaLB It's really sad John and George are gone. A mix of Alchemicals between them all made the greatest music.
I love George but I think Ringo’s version is a little better.
This song is by George and for me George is better than Ringo to it sing. Different opinion... .
only because this is a demo, not a ready to release track.
It`s not George Harrison it`s.....😳
looks like christ hare krishna shalom amen
Ringo did it better.