Imagine being a musical genius like George Harrison was and being considered the 3rd best in a music group.......

I've understood death at a very young age. Now as an older man I understand this song much more deeply. ❤️✌️

I love how George proved he was just as essential as a Beatles as any of the other members. His own albums are very representative of his wonderful ability to produce his own masterpieces. Great reaction Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

George wrote his own epitaph, and it is deeply moving.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I appreciated al lot your good words about the song abd George Harrison himself who deserves that.

His "Living in the Material World" album has some very spiritual songs on it as well. Great album too.

George was my fave Beatle ever since seeing them on Ed Sullivan when I was 8. Interesting that we both grew into spiritual beings. This album is awesome! Great reaction!

Of all his spiritual anthems this speaks the most to me in life. It’s less about worshipping a creator, and more about making sense of life and your place in the cosmos. It’s very calming and encouraging to wait it out, see if things don’t change for you. Nothing is permanent.

One of my favorite songs. Paul did a moving version of this at The Concert for George.

I've loved this song for 50 years.

I´m very grateful people like George Harrison were live.

You make a good point, he was only 27 when he sang this but he does like an old man.

This is a great song from an epic album of the same name. George was a musical genius; it's hard to believe its been 11 years since he passed away! Loved your reaction Harri. 👍👍

George was definitely philosophical about his own impending death. He said (IIRC) at one point "This is what I've been training for my whole life" or words to that effect - he felt well prepared, anyway, and unafraid. Deathbed accounts speak of a great light appearing and leaving the room at the moment of his passing. He also made jokes about his mortality/life and death. For example, when he was being carried out of his house on a stretcher following the near-fatal knife attack by an obsessed fan/ home intruder, he passed a new gardener standing amongst the group of shocked onlookers. Weakly, George managed to crack out: "So, how are liking the new job, so far?"

The line "A mind can blow those clouds away" was written by John Lennon.

This is the sound that ELO successfully captured, IMO.

I hugely admired George even though I did not share his beliefs. He was an intelligent thoughtful and pragmatic man who was always wise beyond his years - especially in his reactions to the whole Beatles madness. I love, adore and venerate this song but I have always wondered why he set the temp so slow - it is - as you @HarriBestReactions point out- essentially an optimistic song so there is an incongruity with playing it at the same tempo as a funeral march, but maybe that was George's vision of the song? - a meditative pace for those lyrics. Whatever, I have always listened to this song when the blues came-a-calling and it always lifts my mood and reaffirms my optimism.

Another songs from George Harrison that deserves a reaction is "Blow Away" and "Crackerbox Palace".

It's a beautiful song 🎵, once again I love ❤️ your interpretation of the lyrics Harri 🙂🇦🇺

The video is footage from Yellowstone National Park, one of the most amazing places in the world.

Absolutely love George, could listen to that voice all day!

love all things must pass. so dang good. really love dont let me wait too long by george and the art of dying

The entire album is incredible. More please! ❤️ from 🇨🇦

Nice and great life my dear friend Harri, whith Mexico, thank you brother, saludos desde México :)

Watching and listening to this today - the 21st anniversary of George's passing. I wish we could have had him and John for a lot longer.........just imagine the music we might have heard.

This was definiteley like 1970..... bought it back then. Great album. John and Paul kept him back. But, that's all back then... they've gotten over it (well, the ones still here).

What a beautiful song

John and Paul rejected this tune for The White Album. And Revolution 9 made it on the record. I'll never understood that.

I love this whole album and love George

I love this whole album. I play it a couple of times a month all four sides.

"Isn't It a Pity" is another gem...please give it a try!

Such a profound and brilliant album and title song. Thanks, Harri.

Love is Eternal. John Lennon, George Harrison .

Harri, you are a wise and caring man - me

I bought the 50th anniversary (51st actually due to covid delay) package of this album. It has multiple discs with George demoing the songs in a stripped down acoustic rendering. I listen to those discs more that the album because Phil Specter hadn't over produced those songs.

I believe this is one of best things ever written, he his enlighted like very few in this world, he is in Nirvana for sure, i’m sure and i want to join him one day with happyness. All things must pass away.

Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp is another wonderful song from this album. Would love to get your reaction to that one HarriBest

I have end stage heart failure.... This is the song i want played at my memorial. The lines about " my love" can be taken as a loved one, as well as a lover. Always loved this since i was in my early teens, way before it took on the meaning it now holds for me, at 60.

One of my favourites. A beautiful song.

The whole album is great

If you haven’t listened to his song Deep Blue you should try it. He wrote it when his mum was passing away in the hospital. I find it sad but beautiful.

Showing scenes of Yellowstone. This song always makes me misty. R.I.P. George

Oh and my fave on this album is Art of Dying - Clapton with a wah-wah kicks the same ass he kicks on While My Guitar Gently Weeps which helped Harrison get acknowledgment from John and Paul "Eric Clapton is going to play your song with you? On a Beatles album? Wow! How do you know him?

Love you Harri. He sings it like an old man, because he was an old soul…

Yes you can find hope in this song but for me it's more like perspective, the big picture. He isn't promising good things will come, just that all things good, bad or indifferent will pass away. Even glaciers melt and mountains can be worn down. A human life is just a cosmic blink in time. I take comfort in it, probably his finest song.

I hear John's influence on George's writing here.

This song was written in 1968/69, and this album, with same title came out in 1970. Much love and best wishes Ron from Ljubljana...😆...if you can find it..xxx

Maybe he was prescient. Everything will one day be gone - and thats the truth in his words. Nothing is forever. Yes it hurts but it's a fact (and hope that the future will bring us better times). I wish you all the best and regards from hamburg (germany).

Oh Mr Hari... It's the song that gives the name of the triple( LP) All things must pass 😁 including "My Sweet Lord " Isn't it a petty " the first after Beatles break up. Songs rejected or not suitable for the Beatles repertoire. ☯️✌

The meaning is that nothing lasts, we all shall die.....

Nice one Anderson, but I love anything by Paul, John, George and Ringo.

Please check out Ringo's "Early 1970". You'll like it...

This was in a group of songs George presented to the band for inclusion of what would ultumately be the Let It Be album…and was rejected, further fueling his frustration with Paul (and John as well). Interestingly, George envisioned this as a The Band-influenced tune but Phil Spector’s production moved it into another sphere with the orchestral overdubs.

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You miss the other side of the coin : The expression "all things must pass" also refers to the fact that everything is constantly changing and will eventually be gone , so don't get attached to them, whether it's material things or people. This is a central teaching of Indian philosophy. It is attachment that brings you all the pain in Life and everybody experiences pain, both physical and spiritual. Your youth will pass, your health will in the end, pass away. Your wife or husband will eventually pass away (or you may pass first) and you will experience pain after loving them for decades . ALL things MUST pass. That's the way of this world, so if you become attached to this world, you WILL suffer, sooner or later .

Sad thing this is one of those songs George wrote with the intention of releasing it with The Beatles in fact there is a version he recorded with them ~ but was never officially released ~ There is still an enormous treasure trove of songs George wrote while still with The Beatles at various stages of completion

Like I said in one of my earlier comments, seasons are of longer duration and it deals with past lives and future lives. The duration of the day deals with the Sun passing through the natal chart in anti-clockwise direction reminding us that the spirit of the the soul is constantly bombarded by outside mundane events during the day and we must not be sad for too long. Catch the opportunity to uplift your soul at the opportune time.

I want to point out and I am going to include some stuff you should, we should, this is a WE THING, perhaps the most unrecognized musician in the world is Bobby Whitlock. George Harrison asked him to put together his "main band" for ALL THINGS MUST PASS, and he did Bobby Whitlock plays on every song on that album AND THE MAIN BAND is Derek and the Dominoes, its Whitlock's vocals you hear in the back up in Bell Bottom Blues (which he co-wrote) and Layla. He was signed in the late 60's to Stax records but wasn't allowed to tour -THAT DIDN'T WANT ANYONE TO KNOW HE WAS WHITE. Derek and D... only made one TV appearance - on The Johnny Cash Show- its great. Whitlock now has a series of interviews his wife is putting togerther and HE KNOWS EVERYTHING about what happened in the 70's and the music business. D & D was my first concert at 14, BOBBY WHITLOCK played a grand piano on stage and blew Clapton away- and Clapton was my god then, ALL THOSE THINGS SAID Hari my freind, react please to ----- Anyday Derek and Dominoes and Keep on Growin Bobby Whitllock with Clapton playing Bell Bottom Blues. he is with Delaney & Bonnie A;wasys check out their Live on Tour with Eric Clapton (And Dave Mason) Things Get Better is the best cut on that album . AND listening to his interviews he is such a good, decmn decent g And he is such a good, decent, man of thoughtfulness, and humor, humility and warmth and a very great musician.

This album is George’s first.

EVENthe earth will pass away and so will your pain

The Beatles practiced this song at the Abbey Road sessions, but Paul and John turned it down.

U see him playing this in beatles get back documentray

@Harri Musical Youth Drummer passed away 2day mayb u could do a tribute

Just recommend you listen to this looks like i was too late

A good song. Most likely the words came from a book he read.

This isn't going to help you but, this version is slower that the three-record set I have from fifty years ago.

the acoustic version is so much better, without all that Phil Spector over production

Yellowstone...

To write a song for grieving people takes courage

So overshadowed by John & Paul but the best IMO... This album contained many songs he wasn't allowed to include on Beatle releases, talk about being wrongfully pushed aside, criminal!!!

One too many interruptions of pure genius…

The mix doesn't sound right. And, there is an acoustic version by George, (perhaps on one of the Beatles Anthology albums?) that's pretty good. (Better, I think.)

Yeah it sucked George got sued for plagiarism over My Sweet Lord and lost, had to pay a few million

Harrison had two sides. The spiritual side and the cocaine side.

Harri, could you perhaps make the thumbnails, and the content, a wee bit less gay?