I love how Ringo is always there to help out with the other lads while they go along with their solo careers. From John's tracks, to Paul's film, to George's music video and live concerts. He's always so chill with the other lads.

Ringo is the one constant in their careers. God bless him. Rest you, George.

George’s love letter to his big brothers. ❤

George was such an underrated song writer, even by John and Paul. He loved them none the less. George was peace, love, laughter, happiness and spirituality personified. RIP George. Jamming with John in the great gig in the sky. You were all, and still are FAB! Rest in Paradise George and John. Jaya Sri Krishna Syam Bhagavan 🙏🏼 🌈 🕉

The fact that Ringo carries both sides of the piano brightens your day

Love that ringo was there

George Harrison is one celebrity that I generally miss. People don't realize that it was an entire genre of music we lost when we lost him. I would do anything to have him back.

George was the underrated Beatle. I'll always love him. RIP.

Interviewer: What was the best thing about being in the Beatles? Ringo: Having three brothers.

no cgi was used in this video, george could just naturally do that

Omg, I miss this beautiful man, I love him, ❤️ love and peace

I look at that pic of George standing with his guitar case outside of his house in Liverpool and wonder if he had any clue of the wealth of material he and the others would create. I suspect he thought as he looked out the window of his house that he knew something greater awaited him and it did. Thanks for sharing. George’s music lives on.

When George say "Long time ago when we was fab" with his costume of the Sgt. Pepper cover makes me want to cry

I want a relationship like George's and Ringo's one.

The older I get. The more I realise that George was the best beatle.

George was, and still is, fab, and he always will be fab

RIP George Harrison. One of the greatest musicians in history. May he live a wonderful life in Heaven.

Happy 80th birthday George!

Thank you Jeff Lynne (ELO) for making this reunion possible and for your fabulous contribution in producing the last 2 songs ever by the Beatles. Also thank you for producing and co-writing for the last 3 Beatles individually on their solo albums and the same for so many great Legends including the Traveling Wilburys.

Ringo in an interview tells the story of visiting George who was dying of lung cancer. He was bedridden, very weak. Ringo visited for a couple of hours and then told George he had to go see a friend who needed him. George looked up and said in a whisper "Do you want me to go with you?" Ringo said he left and once outside he burst into tears. Such an emotional interview. RIP George..you are so missed 😇❤

George always wrote deep songs.

Jeff Lynne (ELO) +George Harrison=FAB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a masterclass in songwriting. Absolute perfection.

2:00 the fact that John Lennon’s album makes a cameo and George saying “ the microscopes had magnified the tears” makes this even more touching and emotional

This song is sad,happy,psychodelic,nostalgic,epic at the same time

My favorite thing is the ending, when George's signature Indian sound takes over, at the same time George parallels a Hindu Deity with many arms, and he finally lifts up his feet in a lotus position and floats in the air. This is just so George, I love it.

Good friend Jeff Lynne appearance shouldn’t go unnoticed

Miss you George.

Anyone else notice how chill awesome and goofy Ringo was in this video?

Harrison was amazingly talented at creating a spiritual/mystical vibe to his music.

Thank you Jeff Lynne (ELO) for reviving George's solo career.

'Long time ago when we was Fab'... not as long ago then, as this song is to us now. The Beatles were 17 years away from this song, and this song is 38 years away from 2019....

1:03, you can see that George tried to mask a smile there

The Pepper suit still fits. 😎

To me this is basically the best Beatles reunion we ever got. This song is great.... It's a timeless piece for sure.

I remember loving this song as a kid, hearing that he used to be in a band and thinking “I should check out his old band.”

That is Jeff Lynne on the violin @ 1:44. Jeff Lynne, master of all instruments. The man not only wrote, but produced, sang, and played all of the instruments in many of ELO's biggest hits. He's a legend. Sorry, I'm no taking anything away from George Harrison, a LEGEND in his own right.

You STILL fab. ♥♥♥♥

"But it's all over now baby blue". I don't know why, but when I hear George sing this line, it brings me to tears. Again, I have no idea why.

3:27 George Harrison didn't pass away he merely ascended

I saw Ringo and screamed

This song is very special. I love the darkness and melancholy. It's a new Beatles song...what a talent.

Can always count on Ringo to be the guy……he is special and is the coolest of all. As great as this masterpiece truly is, it is just as sad……the Fab Four actually changed the world…..and they are missed, more than anyone can imagine.

George was a beautiful soul the world was a little brighter with him in it.

Marvel: "Infinity war is the most abitious crossover event in history" Me: shows them ,video*

This is one of those rare jams that slaps immediately out of the gate without needing to build up. Just launches you right into a ride of your life

A really great "George" song! I miss George not being with us in this world. His unique spirit is with us still!

Ringo always seems like such a super cool dude to be around and have as a friend. Love that he shows up in songs with George, Paul, and even Tom Petty over the years.

One of the catchiest pop songs to have such an unusual chord progression. Love it.

George and all of the Beatles were and always will be ‘FAB’

George was always a Beatle, even when solo. He missed the magic of being Fab more than the other three, even Paul did. GBY George Harrison.

I love George. He was such a gentle soul.

George was always so vulnerable in his lyrics. Even with the fact that he missed the Beatles-

george harrison was the best

Song still gives me chills. Bittersweet but beautiful.

2:03 is the closest we’ve ever got to having all 4 beatles with each other

This sounds so much like an original Beatles song. Now I realise how much George actually influenced the Beatles and their songs

This and Free As A Bird gives me chills

My local radio station had a great weekend playing Beatles songs with solo works too and I had not heard this since I was a youngster, this is a masterful song! Much love to your light, loving soul sweet George Harrison.

I think this confirms that the Beatles really loved each other as true brothers, having been through both heaven and hell as a unique body. George and Ringo were especially close, but even with Paul's need to be out front and John's mercurial jabs at the Beatles as a group and as individuals, the true bond of love was present. Ringo is just a lovely man, while Paul is the tireless performer. John was the barometer of them all, and George was the quick witted, clear thinker, without a "candy coating". I love the Beatles, and I love Ringo, John, George and Paul as individuals.

Why do I usually end up in tears when I listen to George's work? I'm listening away happily, then the tears just well up. I feel happy and sad at the same time. Not just this tune. So many others too.

I'm from '80s: before I know what The Beatles means, I love to hear Beatles George songs on the radio

Loving this song at the moment

0:39 I love how Ringo jumps back to avoid getting gored in the family jewels by the celloist's bow.

Thank you, Jeff Lynne, for producing George and reviving his career.

George was an amazing song writer and musician and his legacy will never fade away

This was the best song George ever did,IMO. The cello is amazing. Then it turns to his sitar days!

I love the way this songs incorporates all the stylistic riffs of the Beatles, you can hear "I am the Walrus", Eleanor Rigby, and many, many others, "Within you, without you" at the end with the sitar riff.

Interesting composition. George Harrison at his best.

it's time to give this video the HD treatment, like it was done for Coming Up! It would be great to see it sharp and clear! Come on Harrison Estate, do it! It deserves it!

This song makes me nostalgic for a time before I was born, and a life I never had.

I am not ashamed to admit I CRIED LIKE A BABY WHEN GEORGE HARRISON PASSED AWAY......I'M SURE I WAS ONLY ONE OF BILLONS OF PEOPLE!!!!!!!!

Every time I see George it makes me very happy. He really seemed liked he figured it all out. Yet every time I see George I also feel like crying. Know what I mean?

Ringo’s drumming is instantly recognizable

We love you and miss you George Harrison and John Lennon!!!!!

I would have a heart attack if I saw George Harrison playing on the sidewalk

It's been long enough now that this song effects me on two levels... The first level is realizing that for him at this time the FAB days were well behind the Fab Four. The second level is more personal for me and it's realizing I'm way past the point I was in my life when this came out in the 80's. George always put so much meaning behind his lyrics. He is missed.

This song still plays on the radio sometimes, where I work. R.I.P George, we still miss you.

John Lennon's cameo: 2:03 - John on the picture ("Imagine" album's back cover). Paul McCartney's cameo: 2:01 - Walrus on left-handed bass (reference to "Glass Onion": ,,The walrus was Paul'') 2:07 - Paul McCartney lookin' right on his old bandmates (this distorted guy).

George transcends at the end. Art imitating life. Rest in Paradise, George.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE

holding my newborn and dancing to this in '87, realizing I'm older, that Beatle melancholy feeling going through my mind wishing it was 20yrs earlier. That was 35 yrs ago. MAN, don't blink

I Was Honored To Have Been George’s Friend In Music & Life. His Smile Was Splendiforous. So Was His Heart.

I love when he changes into his Sargent pepper outfit When we was fab

George’s all songs have so much heart and soul in them, it is breathtaking. He was a magnificent artist and very special soul. This song makes me happy and sad at the same time, his power to manipulate and channel emotions with music was insane. He was and always will be fab.

I think time will prove George to be the greatest of the Beatles.

George and Ringo are so precious together

George made a huge comeback in 1988, huge successful solo record, Beatles inducted into the original class of the R & R Hall of Fame and also the Travelling Wilburry's had a few hit songs

Miss you, George.

“When We Was Fab” so eerily recreates a Beatlesque mélange of sounds that you’d swear it was a Magical Mystery Tour outtake. When Harrison decided upon pursuing the track, it helped that he had a kindred spirit in the producer’s chair in Jeff Lynne. “I just had the thought, ‘I’d like to write a song that’s reminiscent of that period of ’67,’” Harrison recalled in an interview from that time. “In my head, I could hear Ringo counting it in, ‘One-two duh-duh-dum, duh-duh-dum-dum.’ And I just started right there writing that song, and then Jeff was around and we got out this piano and we came up with all these little bits like the catchy little piano part that plays the melody on the chorus. And, of course, the start of the song and the original intention was that we should have that kind of sound.” In addition to Starr’s inimitable drum fills, Harrison’s familiar slide and the icy piano part recalling “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” “When We Was Fab” also contains quizzical strings and crazed backing vocals a la “I Am The Walrus” and a sitar coda worthy of “Love You To.” That it all holds together without sounding like some Stars On 45 concoction is testament to Lynne’s estimable production skills and Harrison’s charming lyrics, which look back with clear eyes, tongue partially in cheek, and warm heart. Harrison doesn’t get caught up in a blow-by-blow history of The Beatles, instead settling on a more impressionistic take, like memories flashing before his eyes in random order. He quotes Bob Dylan (“But it’s all over now, Baby Blue”) and Smokey Robinson (“And you really got a hold on me”) but only indirectly hints at Beatles’ lyrics: The “take you away” interlude recalls “Magical Mystery Tour,” and his insistence that “Still the life flows on and on” references his own “Within You Without You.” He also gets one more shot in at the taxman for old time sake. Harrison balances out halcyon days of pullovers and green grass with some darker remembrances. “Caresses fleeced you in the morning light/ Casualties at dawn” is not the kind of feel-good couplet you would associate with Beatlemania. And his assertion that “The microscopes have magnified the tears/ Studied warts and all” seems to be a dig at journalists looking to dig up the underbelly of the Fab phenomenon instead of just enjoying the gleaming surface. Ultimately though, the sweet far outweighs the bitter. When Harrison sings “And we did it all,” wonder and gratitude are evident in his voice. The accompanying video added to the feeling with a trove of winks and nods to the Beatle mythos. Maybe “When We Was Fab” isn’t grammatically correct, but it was right on the money for those who were missing the magic of The Beatles and the wisdom of the “quiet” one.

Rest In Peace George Harrison.

what a lucky world we where to have Gorge Harrison

One of favorite 80s songs 🎵 what a great decade for entertainment 👏

In lovin memory of George Harrison RIP 🎸

I can't believe it's been almost 20 years since we lost George 💔 😢

Jeff Lynne took the George Martin sound and progressed it into the 80s/90s perfectly.

What a cool tune! What a pack of Genisues! I've read books where any one of the Beatles could walk into a room & see a saxophone or clarinet or oboe, and be able to play it proffesionally in about 10 minutes. What's Happening Man? You, me, & the Beattles is the correct answer.

This song speaks to me in a literal and spiritual sense

RIP A LEGEND AN ANGEL GEORGE HARRISON even tho I wasnt born at the time when your music was released or anything the Beatles did, I want to honour it as if it was part of my life.

Thanks for your outstanding music, rest in peace George