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Glad to see you back doing music reactions Jamel.

George Harrison came from working class backround and was first of his family to get into grammar school, equivalent to modern day high school / secondary school. He found Indian religion around 1966 and started seriously study sitar. However he quit rehearsing around 1969 after the realisation that to fully understand Indian music would take years, pretty much the way Harrison himself started guitar in his teens. The master of the sitar, Ravi Shankar who taught Harrison has stated that Harrison showed true wisdom in it.

One of George Harrison's quotes when asked about the names of the Lord & God he used in his lyrics of this song, he replied, *“It does not matter what you call Him, just call Him” That quote helped me* ❤ ❤ ❤

George was raised Catholic. He became interested in Eastern spiritualism and meditation around 1966. He often spoke on his beliefs and wanting to escape the cycle of death and rebirth. Upon his death, Olivia, his wife said that he "lit up the room when he left his body". I love George, miss him still.

I'm going on 70 years old. The day I heard a classmate singing this song my 10th grade homeroom class, I was struck, covered in goosebumps. I don't know what it was, or what happened, but I will remember that day as if it was yesterday. Later in life I came across a copy of the "Bhagavad Gita, AS IT IS," which I later came to find out was the same translation that Harrison studied. There are two types of religion in the world: 1.) Prophecy: Islam, Christianity and Judaism 2.) Wisdom: Vedic Scriptures, Bhagavad Gita, Srimad Bhagavatam, etc. The Bhagavad Gita mentions God's name on every page, and speaks of 'spirit soul' to great extent, using scientific and philosophical analogies, etc. I have yet to become famous and powerful, but I am still grateful on how studying the above song & book changed my life for the positive. I still get goosebumps and well up with tears almost every time I hear this song. Thank you.

This ENTIRE ALBUM is STELLAR, EVERYONE needs to Listen in its ENTIRETY, THANK YOU JAMEL❤🎉😊 Blessings to all.

My favorite Beatles songs are written by George. He was a beautiful human.

George was an enlightened man who did have a spiritual awakening. His light is missed in this dark time.

The Frequency of this song always puts me at peace and puts at a higher level. Makes me emotional! Great song!

George looks to havehad a beautiful soul

His first solo album, ‘All Things Must Pass’, was recorded mostly at George’s huge mansion. People were everywhere. This song was a private prayer, but since the house was full of people for weeks, someone heard him playing and singing it and talked him into recording it. He was shocked when it went to #1.

It was said that John was the “Mind” - Philosophical, Paul was the Heart - Love songs, George was the Spirit, he studied many religions, including Hindu.

George Will Always Be My Favorite Beatle!! Great Musician!! 👍💯♥️♥️♥️ and Not a HeadCase like Most Musicians! 🤪 Traveling Willburys....Best Super Group of All Time!!! Miss Those Guys...RIP 💔🥀😢

A classic George song, still can't get past "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" 💖

My favorite song of ALL TIME!!

Billy Preston's live My Sweet Lord tribute to George Harrison is a must see / listen Jamel. All kinds of superstars involved including Georges' son. goose bump alert! The song is actually addicting 😁 but I could think of much worse stuff to be addicted to.

Hallelujah, hare hare…it’s a beautiful celebration of love for the Divine, doesn’t matter what you call Him/Her. Pure joy and faith❤️❤️❤️

Such a beautiful song. This will be played when my time comes. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️

My favorite George song is What is Life

You were born too late; there was SO much brilliant music that you missed growing up! On the plus side, we get to see you re-discovering these lovely songs, and watch you experience it for the first time! Love you, Jamal- keep on being a good human!

It's good to see music coming back to the channel. I hope you can continue without issue.

His son Dhani Harrison is making great music now and toured with ELO a couple years ago. Saw it, what a great concert. Good to see you back, my friend.

🎉The Beatles webt over to India in the 60s and studied and learbed meditation with the Guru's and learned how to play the sitar with Ravi Shankar. Did concerts with him in the US and all over. George seemed to be the one most affected by what they learned over there and then Paul was 2nd most affected. This all brings me back to Jr. HIGH. Thanks for doing this song.

Have missed you Jamel! I appreciate their solo careers more than The Beatles. Even Ringo had some great singles, yes with George's help... It Don't Come Easy, Photograph... George is my favorite, and Ringo is number 2. I believe he was the heart of the band and kept them together.. Nice to see you hon. 💜

Accidentally here. I like your hoody message and your presentation. So good to see young guys spend time on "old" stuff, that remains young. The late great George Harrison, never forgotten.

Great reaction. I love George Harrison and everything he did. My most favorite is Isnt It A Pity.

First time I heard this song was on KFRC in the San Francisco bay area. Regardless of ones faith everyone could relate to the love he spoke about. The love for humanity is what I heard. I was just a child.

George Harrison was a dear friend of the International Society of Krishna Conciusness and had a direct Relationship, as friend, with the Founder of the Movement, by the name, A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. 🙏💐🙏💐🙏💐🙏 George Harrison was spending the Bhaktivedanta Manor, in Herfortshire (England), to the Hare Krishna Movement. Until today, this Place became a famous spiritual and touristic Hotspot, a Location, nearby London. For everyone who likes deep spiritual Culture and Knowledge,should come, to visit this extraordinary Place. 🙏💐🙏💐🙏💐🙏💐🙏

Fantastic song - my favorite Beatle - George was cool.

He INVENTED the concept of the mega concert that was the model for "Farm Aid", "Concert for Aid"-- The Concert for Bangladesh :live album and film generating and estimated $12 million sent to Bangladesh. Sales of the live album and DVD release of the film continue to benefit the George Harrison Fund for UNICEF.

Jamel you hit it right on the nail that's what Harrison said himself. In Short Jamel he wanted to be normal and not looked at like he's any better than anyone else. He got into nature and was taught to appreciate the beautiful little things in life. Paul McCartney says to this day he has a tree that George gifted him from his garden.

This is 1000% one of my all-time favorites

You're so right about George's journey. It's one reason I love him.

Your assessment of Harrison's spiritual journey was quite accurate. Beautiful song; one of many excellent ones composed by George. Gone way too soon.

G. Harrison wrote this song AFTER he visits India with the other members of the Beatles, getting in touch with one local spiritual man spending time together and listening to what he had to say. George and all the mentioned members went solo so this is what he created as an artist and share to those who like music.

I believe George became a Hare Krishna. He says Hare Krishna at the end of the song but of course we can all interpret and apply the song to our own faith.

George Harrison was raised Catholic but discovered eastern spirituality in the 1960's. "My Sweet Lord" is a song that expresses his desire to really know and see God while in the creation. Another great spiritual song by Harrison is "Awaiting On You All".

Hey Jamel! I ADORE George Harrison so much, he has such a Beautiful Spirit.

On the Nov. '70 45 RPM record of 'My Sweet Lord" it also had a great tune on the flipside named "Isn't It A Pity." You'll find this song on his greatest hits LP/CD's.

George found and loved Hindu Philosophy and was a devotee of Krishna until he died, but was not truly a member of ISKCON [International Society of Krishna Consciousness] tho he did fund a beautiful book they offer. This song is so beautiful, I remember singing along with my mother when this was in heavy rotation on the FM [I was 4] It was so requested that we could listen on one station and switch to another and hear it again for two hours! Thank you George, and Jamal!

George always struck me as the most spiritual of the Beatles. They all went through the then-trendy eastern spirituality and philosophy phase in the 1960s, but I don't really think it was anything more than an experimentation for the others, whereas George really seemed to be spiritually motivated and a genuinely gentle soul. Such a shame he died relatively young. His life was cut short after he and his wife were attacked in 1999 in their own home by a mentally ill man. Although Harrison officially died of cancer, there's a general consensus among those that knew him that the traumatic effects of the attack - when he was stabbed multiple times, suffered a punctured lung and nearly died - left him much weaker and caused a relapse, leading to return of the cancer he had previously fought off. He died less than two years after the attack, at only 58.

One of my all time favourite songs, of which many of them are George's songs, which i try to play from time to time, to keep his spirit alive. George adopted Hare Krisna because it echoed his feeling, of preaching peace and harmony, kindness to fellow people, and that's how he lived his life.

The multiple modulations from 2:15 to 2:27 has always been my favourite part.

George Harrison was just as good by himself as he was when he was with the Beatles God knows that he has a real music artist in his heaven and multiverse and I can’t wait to get there and jam out with all the greats that he created and kept him for the world and for himself yeah man !!!!!

He was also with the Traveling Wilburys

I think when artist get so rich and famous, they realize that doesn't actually bring happiness and fulfillment. I love how he goes through all those chants as if to say "whatever you want to call that spirit, it's all the same thing. Or at least the same goal

I've been in love with GEORGE HARRISON since 1964. ❤😎❤ You get it and nailed it. When the Beatles went to India George embraced religion.

One of the most beautiful faith-based songs that hit the mainstream!! You’ve already reacted to “Jesus is just alright with me” and I’m assuming “Spirit In The Sky”

In 1968 the Beatles went to India for a spiritual retreat and tried Transcendental Meditation. I think that is what inspired this song.

Always loved this song... wonderful and inspiring not just for one faith, but all of them.

I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this song in December 1970.

George was found guilty of "Subconscious Plagiarism" in Court, as "My Sweet Lord" is extremely similar to the Ronnie Mack Classic "He's so fine". That doesn't take anything away from the fact that this song is SO ICONIC!

Always loved this song. Even though his Lord isn’t the same as my Lord, I still appreciate it and love this song.

next george harrison song request is "ISN'T IT A PITY". for all the good humans out here

I still have the original 45 single of this on vinyl. Beautiful song, beautiful message, beautiful man.

I was 12 years old when this song was released (1970) and I loved it from the first time I heard it. I’m 66 years old now and it’s still my #1 go-to song. I so wanted to have it played at my husband’s memorial service but wasn’t able to. Whenever I listen to this song I think of my husband and I pray he’s in a better place and having fun…until I get there. 💔

We were all born with a God shaped hole in our heart. I think he was at peace in the end.He was my favorite Beatle.

All Things Must Pass is considered the best Beatles solo album by many critics. Thanks for this! If you get a chance Jamel I’d love to hear your reaction to the new Billy Joel song / video Turn the Lights Back On.

This is at the top of my song list of ultimate faves.

I saw George Harrison, Ringo and Paul in concert, 3 great concerts. I wish I had the opportunity to have seen John Lennon perform, all of the Beatles were so fantastic together and solo. George and Ravi Shankar performed together, it was just amazing the guitar and sitar blend. I consider myself blessed to have witnessed his concert.

What Is Life 🎶❗( and.. Beware of Darkness )

Glad to see your back Jamal. You have to watch the George Harrison Tribute, they do this so song with Billy Preston on piano and everybody else from Clapton, McCartney, Ringo Starr and many more musician. Welcome back and enjoy!😎👍🎹🥁🎸🎼

You're doing music again!?!? SOOOOO HAPPY! I ADORE YOU!! 🎉❤

Great Beatle! Underrated! RIP GEORGE AND JOHN!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Nothing like being in your car and this comes on!! Beautiful

I just love ❤️ this song. RIP George

Simply beautiful, it brought tears of emotion to my eyes. 💌

always tear up on this song,Godspeed George Harrison:))

Simply song simply words straight to the point ..makes my heart full

All of the Beatles got imo Eastern religions in the mid to lat 60s, but George took it very seriously. He was a pretty introspective man. My favorite Beatle.

I saw him live singing this song and he repeated "Hare Krishna', and slowly sang it until he was singing "CHRIST"! He was making the point that the two names are of the same spirit.

I am also enjoying your return to reactions of classic rock & roll. Jamel, you brought many of us so much joy during the pandemic, by “keeping great music alive” as you used to say. My husband and I watched hundreds of your reaction videos and we still think about you when we hear certain songs (like Lola by the Kinks). ❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful song. So glad to have you back with the music reactions!

It's so amazing/awesome how powerful music can be! A music lover since conception growing up with a music lover/performer for a father who played/listened to everything except maybe poka🤷🏿, I'd heard this for years playing while riding in the car, but I TRULY heard this for the first time while my father was playing the album one day while he was relaxing in our living room back in 1979 and it's just been ingrained in my soul ever since watching my father mentally emerse himself into it! *I didn't grasp Dad's explanation until almost 6yrs later, but I've been musically diverse since then!!

Beautiful song.

I walked my mum into the church for her funeral last week and this was one of her songs. She was a week off 86 years old. I was her carer. She / we battled for over two years with her health and she fought to the end but truly wanted to rest and be with her husband in spirit ' named George ' beautiful song 💜

My first “favorite song”. I was about 6. My brothers introduced me to the Beatles when I was about 5. Right when they broke up. I remember the pic of George Harrison on the single wrapper and I was like no, that’s not George. I had only seen him as the young mop top, not the neared “hippy.” Listened to it over and over and over like only a young person can. Decades later I know he was searching out god in the Buddhist (Hindu) way. Pray he found Christ before he died. Great great song

My Sweet George ❤❤❤🎸🎸🎸

George was always a great soul!! Always mellow!

Such a peaceful and soothing song. Love it.

He was a member of The Beatles. They all took a break from music and went on a spiritual retreat. George really got more into it. He did a lot of humanitarian work up until his death. PS: check out the Tribute to him where Prince does a solo in While My Guitar gently weeps. 😊

Look for Concert for George and Billy Preston singing this part. It is truly breathtaking

Cool song-I was on the USS Krishna in vietnam-mekong delta

This is a meditative song, a sunshine of a song.

Jamal gets it... I'm 66 year old female, & as much as I'd love to be young again, if I had the chance, no way, the music I grew up on is amazing. Thank you Jamal for getting it & loving it.

Hari Krishna Shanti Shanti Shanti

What an amazing gift to music. He is so missed. Thanks for this review.

One of the most beautiful songs of religious intent. It never really gets its due I feel, and I appreciate your thoughtful reaction on here. Nice job!

'Loud with actions'. Great way to put it.

So cool to see the holy spirit come out in a song and to watch that spirit wash over someone who listens and feels the spirit wash over themselves. George did exactly that with My sweet lord! I could see the spirit wash over Jamal as he listened. Pretty cool ❤

My Sweet Lord is a Hare Krishna , Check the lyric it is singing Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna

Bless you, Jamel. A year after George died, his friends honored him with a concert of his songs. You have to know this one, too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z6t_hcV9nbSRgmw.html

GEORGE WAS ALWAYS MY FAVORITE BEATLE AND THIS SONG ALONG WITH THE REST OF HIS MUSIC SHOWS HIS GREAT TALENT! I BELIEVE HE FOUND HIS SPIRITUAL SIDE IN INDIA!

I will have to admit, George Harrison was probably the most talented out of the 4. He was also the youngest member of the Beatles, I think.

I think he’s exploring how multiple religion explore God and how it doesn’t matter how you connect with Him.. how religions are unimportant..it’s the relationship with Lord, however you do it, that’s important.

George was brought up Catholic, but I don't think he was particularly religious. Being a rather private person, the massive fame of The Beatles was hard for him to deal with. After being introduced to Ravi Shankar's music by David Crosby, he soon found that the music and the spirituality intertwined, and he found what he was looking for in Eastern religion. As others have mentioned, Billy Preston's version of My Sweet Lord at the Concert For George is excellent - it follows the same basic arrangement, but Billy's gospel influences turn it into a revival meeting at a church in Mississippi.

One of my favs⭐ Thank you so much, for reacting to it.😇

George discovered Eastern and Indian philosophy while he was in the Beatles and strove very hard to live by those principles for the rest of his life. He was, and is, my favorite Beatle.

This is one of my favorite songs 😍I learned how to play a the guitar for it..very fun! George was also executive producer of the movie Time Bandits, and wrote a really cool and fun song for the end credits called "Dream Away". I recommend checking it out.😍