Si si y siiiii

How true George was one of a kind

This song ( together with some others ) so reminds me of the type of songs that he wrote for "The Traveling Wilburys." It would fit so nicely on one of their albums !

I was just watching Lethal Weapon 2 for the first time since I was a kid (it hasn't aged as well as the original film), and when the credits rolled I immediately recognized his slide guitar despite having no knowledge of the song. Great song too!

Love his slide! Especially on "My Sweet Lord" ❤❤✝✝

All in on LOVING George ❤️ Harrison

Same here! Love all The Beatles... In 1970 it was more George because he came out with "All things must pass" I had the album for home, and I bought an 8-track for my car so, I was always listening to this Masterpiece.

Me too , absolutely what can I say ?

Let me tell You are not the only one , What a great musician He was Long live George Cheers

NAILED IT ... UNDEFINED BLOODY BRILLIANCE !!!

Too true sir.

Best is still at it 😮

Rare that the whole band could sing.

Lindíssima sou Maria do Brasil

​@@josedecampos3915,oi, há muitos fãs do George no Brasil, Maria, eu sou um também. Amo George❤❤

Forever George......

Beautiful hair

George never played the most notes; he only played the right ones.

@@TheChiMan60 Beautifully said.

That's really true..

Heartfelt phrasing and notes.

Great observation... his contributions always seemed "tasty".

Beautifully said 👍❤️

I will always love this man.

His music, his guitar seemed to play his beautiful soul like no one else...

@@paulasmith638 +++!!!Он потрясает своей гармонией,это нечто нематериальное.

Великолепный Джордж, мы тебя помним и любим!!! ❤

Well said my friend

asi es !

stratmad - Perfectly put. And thanks so much for posting this.

And a wonderful sense of humour on top of it all. Ask the Pythons.

@@noname-hf3fv yes

yep

He was so precise.

@@captinbeyond There is no slide guitar on the song Get Back.

I agree totally

Beautiful slide guitarist.

Nobody can bring over this Song with so great quality.....

the exact opposite of what kanye west is.

@Harold Sermon sempre achei ele o melhor luiz carlos

Hello Jean, how are you doing?

Me too….

True. What's not to love? Cute, funny, talented. He's got it all! 😍

Hello Theresa, how are you doing?

I wonder if his George’s sitar work influenced his slide guitar maestro work……

I think I remember that Clapton taught George how to play slide. That is why he asked Eric to play lead on My Guitar Gently Weeps.

No, you are right he was the best at slide. He learned it from Delaney and Bonnie if you remember them in 60s awesome

You're completely right.

FOR SOMETHING IT WAS A BEATLE

Bowie 🤭

Probably the best ending of a song...❤️

@@marjanp4784 A DAY IN THE LIFE??

Yes

Fantastic

I thought I'd heard all of George's best . I heard this very recently and absolutely love the way it touches my heart

Amen brother

He didn't do slide on all things must pass*. Wonder why not ?

Where did you hear that? He definitely played slide on that album. www.beatlesbible.com/people/george-harrison/albums/all-things-must-pass/

Jeff Lynne can play slide guitar too.

Just saying. They were close friends.

Duane Allman was the best slide player. George is just a great musician and wrote great spiritual sounds

Just check Twitter and you will see that George trends every now and then on Twitter...real music lovers know his worth and he is loved and missed by millions... he is my favorite Beatle and musician ❤️

@@marjanp4784 It's from 1990

@@frixostheanimator435 I don't understand your comment. Nobody here is talking about the date of the concert...

All Things Must Pass is a masterpiece. He and Eric mould so well together.

Божественно хороши, а это значит:навечно!

The second golden age of george

I was working in a movie theater when Lethal Weapon 2 was playing. I used to volunteer to clean this theater after every showing ONLY because I got to listen to this song during the credits.

EXACTLY the same thing happened with me. Total shocker. Normally, got up and booked out as the credits rolled, but then this unkonwn song came on with the haunting slide guitar and I stuck around long enough to hear a voice that was unmistakably George. I remember turning to a friend who was there with me and saying "I think this is George Harrison." He shrugged his shoulders becasue that didn't mean anything to him. But to me, it was just pure gold. Stayed til the end of the song and didn't want the song to stop. Went out and searched for it, but the only thing I could find at Tower Records was the incredibly horrible soundtrack to the film which had an utterly forgettable Clapton cover of Knockin' on Heavens Door and an embarassing Beach Boys song that was all Mike and zero Brian (never a good thing). I remember liking the film at the time. . .then I happened upon it about 15 years later on TV and found it almost completely unwatchable. The song was released years later on a "Best of GH Vol 2" collection. Cheer Down is still my fav post-ATMP song by George [and there are a LOT of good songs he wrote after 1970]. In my opinion, this counts as the BEST solo-Beatle recording that almost nobody ever heard of. At least that's the impression I have when I speak with most people who are familiar with the Beatles. They all know Imagine, My Sweet Lord, Gimme Some Truth, Band on the Run, Handle With Care, Jet, It Don't Come Easy, etc. Most have never even heard of this song. . .which is strange as this has nearly 2.5 mil views. Maybe it's finally getting its moment in the sun?

@@mickrabinhe-him-hispronoun6304 I've long said that "Hey Bulldog" is the best Beatles recording that almost nobody has heard of, and you make a good argument for "Cheer Down" on the solo front. Listening to it again right now.

This was in 1991

Absolutely! But then after some time this one's become the one I keep coming back to for my George fix :>)

Yup! That's the first time I heard it too. I knew it was George right away and wondered where that gem came from?

So did I...

Es de mis preferidas tiene un toque nostálgico Scott un fuerte abrazo desde peña alta Tláhuac CDMX Luis Carbajal pro de tenis marzo 29 del 2023.

YES!!!!!’ This is exactly what brought me here, I hadn’t heard it until then either, what a beautiful dog as well.

I AGREE

How can a Beatle be underrated?

@@juanman1 You'll have to ask the people who do so. I don't see it at all, but there are people who do.

HARE KRISHNA🎉❤🎉😊

Hey go write the words backwards and sing them sideways Clown!

John Lennon saw Georges potential "all those years ago" and indocrinated him into the band on the spot!

@@HopliteWarlord and George ended up teaching John how to play guitar coz Lennon was only familiar with 4 strings😂🤣 he didn't even know that guitar had 12 strings... George said "what the hell are you playing?"...

HARE KRISHNA🎉❤🎉

WHO underrated him?

Even Paulie says Ringo was a much needed corner stone

As well with George

Me too.

Because it's so emotive.

Probably because he's dead

@@booishoois309 No "halo effect " going on here, he was just a first rate slide player.

George at a unique talent at slide he could make you cry at the brilliance of is slide work

Koth Ganesh he is far from quiet you know.

And more than a Beatle.

Those who were close to him laughed at that 'quiet Beatle' title he got. They said he never shut up. :D It was probably hard for him to get a word in edgewise on camera when Lennon and McCartney were always gabbing away.

Quiet Beatle? Maybe onstage. George was the mystic.

Raymond Frye mystic & sweet. ❤️

Must have never heard Ry Cooder, Elmore James, Muddy, etc.

@@RollingOrmond Um, yeah. Pretty sure that Jeff Lynne has heard more music that you even know about. Get over yourself. That's what Jeff said and thought. You are allowed to think differently. Are you a world-famous musician, though, like Jeff is?

I have to admit even though I’m a massive George fan Duane Allman has to be the best slide player however that shouldn’t take anything from George’s amazing playing

George thought Ry Cooder was the greatest, but Ry loved George too.

George was one of the most emotive slide players.

That can be said for all the Beatles. The Beatles were a Supergroup of 4 super talents.

Greatest there was and is.

Yes and he's a great guitarist and songwriter. One of my favorite Harrison songs.

Hello Nicole, how are you doing?

a really great song nicole

George's slide guitar on the song 'Beautiful Girl' off of his album '33 1/3' can still give me shivers at age 61. First heard it on my mom's eight-track at age 16.

90% of his slide work was done in standard tuning, not blues style in open E, D, G, etc. He did play that style but mainly on recordings. It's a testament to his knowledge of the guitar fretboard. By playing in standard pitch, he played those beautiful melodies just as he would have if he were not playing with a slide. He knew the notes and had a wonderful sense of melody. George was rather underrated as a player, especially for slide guitar. His intonation was perfect, his notes were clear, and he understood that slide guitar is just that - sliding. Sounds silly but it's true. George and his instrument were one.

Beatles❤Girl me toooooo

A lot of his songs would change a word out of a popular expression. "The Silent One" by the Doos (Stevie Riks) is a nice tribute to his sound.

I might have only been 10. But I was in at the beginning . With love me do.

His songs are brilliant ; he is a genius. Long live The Beatles music. Its iconic. 😉😛😉

Amen! May He Rest in Peace. God Bless.

whenever he does a guitar slide, you know it's him. you don't have to hear him sing or see him play. you just know it by ear.

Constantine Pheikrishvili w

No, Mark knopfler too....😎

@@win32andromeda Oh, yeah!

Really? Better go check his tour in '74. Lol Just sayin' Love me some George, but that tour had way too much Peruvian marching powder backstage.

@@markvaught9510 Cmon man It was 1974 What did ya expect/? Sobriety?

It worked both ways. George was also giving Eric a hand, since he had recently lost his son. Speaks volumes of the kind of relationship they had.

I always wished Eric Clapton joined the Traveling Willberries...

@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti1663 that would've been cool. he would've derek wilbury.

And his amazing band

Tú música y voz me retrotrae .... siempre estarás conmigo

As George would have said, he is still living.

George himself might tell you that death is inevitable. Nor is it the end. He created so much for us to love. These creations are the form in which he is still with us and in us.

he is !

Only 58. Far too young!

I agree completely!

Yes he's so handsome he looked like a holy man he's very spiritual great hair and always so polite all the Beatles are handsome good looking men

That is the TRUTH! He was the Beatles' lead guitarist, and the lead was always great!

It really is, and he did far more than he was credited for on the lads songs in the Beatles. Nor did he want. Lovely soul.

Great, yes. Best composer in the Beatles? Simmer down there, Sparky.

He always played second fiddle to Paul'but deserved much more exposure 🙄

Very much talented musician pioneer of the Sound of Music

Caseyy Arnold. Quackin' that strat!

And your peers lack taste!

@@charlesoneil4459 Peers?...nowadays? What can you expect? Regards

Why scoff?😂 He’s beautiful

@@raymondfrye5017 kIDs NoWaDaYs he said BACK THEN i'm 19 and i love the beatles just like many of my generation do yours definetly wasn't better

@@jonasrmb01 Things are a bit different than what you believe. There is another generation that came after us: Generation X: from '65 to 1985. What's all this bitterness?

The best slide guitar player ever

one of the best comments i've ever read about George!!!! Totally agree!

Wow ! That's brilliant.. I feel it.