Paul and Eric loved George very much 😊💔

It's taken from the "Concert for George" memorial in 2002

Yes concert was at Royal Albert Hall in London one year to the day after George Harrison had passed away. I was at this concert. The song of the night for me was Isn't it a Pity

@@randomuser964 stfu 🤦‍♂️

One of the greatest ever performances, as they were playing for their dear friend.

Bob Corbin sadly that’s a myth. Here’s an interview on KZfaq with George Harrison and Clapton. George goes to great pains to point out that it want written about Patti. Turns out it was t written about anyone.

eric singing a mega song written by george for patti whom eric also wrote a mega hit song for which was layla

@@Paul197A That's absolute tosh 🙄

Bob Corbin heard about the girl but didn’t realise until now , thanks

Yeah, was thinking the same thing man, the whole way through...

god I would have loved to been at that show! Was this R&R Hall of Fame for George Harrrison?

Lori Mitchell Barnett and the great billy preston❤️

@@llmitchellb no it was a benefit concert for George Harrison at The Albert Hall the whole thing lasts about 3 hours and is (I'm not one for hiperbarly) amazing....seek it out you will love it if you love music x

RIP George ❤️

Sung and written by George.. To me this performance is highly disrespectful to George ( especially with Clapton in it). This performance is wrong on so many levels and George deserved better than that.

actually Sinatra said, it´s one of the best Lennon/McCartney Songs... too bad.. as we know, George was a genius songwriter too...

@@pianosongbook Sinatra also said it was the greatest love song written in the latter half of the 20th Century.

And that's an exaggeration, George wrote some great songs but not as many as John and Paul. And really? The Silly Love Songs bullshit, mate? Even John who started this bullshit corrected himself and yet people still say that crap...i swear...

I have Bootleg from the Get back sessions where Paul was helping George write this song

@@celinhabr1 Paul McFartney is a Tory cunt, and George was 10 times the man he was!

@CitiZEN CAT "YESTERDAY" is still the most covered Beatles song.

@CitiZEN CAT Actually Frank called it the "greatest LENNON AND McCARTNEY song ever written" YEP, FRANK DID make a BIG GOOF on National Television. I know that GEORGE eventually heard about that, and I am SURE he was NOT happy.

First half sounds more like the original Beatles, second, more like Eric Clapton. Maybe George Harrison was musically closer to Clapton.

@@Daniela-pr7rz What are you smoking? the first half does NOT sound like the original Beatles version of something more than the second part. Not at all. When the band comes in is when it sounds like the Beatles. And Clapton is playing the lead guitar George wrote. The song is the song when you hear the bass part and the lead guitar. Just a ukulele does not sound like the original recording as much as when the band comes in and Paul does the original harmony he did in the recorded version. Something is not Something without the bass and lead guitar in it. Those are the best and most important parts of the song besides the words.

Eandy, I agree with you. I don't think Daniela listens to the Beatles. Her comment is way off the wall.

@@daletwin1 It is my opinion that Paul's version sounds more like a Beatles song generally sounds like. More than the slow version, even though they originally recorded the song more like the second version. Don't you think you're just a little too easily offended here? Check yourself.

@@Daniela-pr7rz you are the one saying I am offended. I just asked you what you were smoking. You disagreed with the original comment and so if you can't handle someone disagreeing with you than don't criticize other people's comments. There is no way Paul just playing a ukulele by himself ( no ukulele even in the original recording ) sounds more like the original version than the second part of this performance which has all the original elements in the original song does. What makes the song sound like the original is the bassline, the lead guitar, the harmonies and the drums. I agree with the original comment and am standing up for that comment. Speaking of checking yourself, go get your ears checked. I would be surprised if you are a Beatles' fan. No way the first part sounds more like the original song than the second part where Ringo is playing the original drum part, Clapton is playing the original lead guitar, Paul is singing his original harmony part and someone is playing that incredible bassline you hear in the original recording. You are just wrong. The song is not the song without that bassline and lead guitar in it.

Yes yes , and the way he played it at this Concert For George had me weeping ,check out the kid on guitar who looks like George aged about 17 he's George's son Dhani .

The reason he opened the song with ukulele was that Paul related that a little bit before George died, Paul was visiting George (and they were playing ukulele together) and he played "Something" for George.

@@timsteinert2342 And it was on Paul`s setlist on the current tour Paul was doing. He was doing the whole song solo on a ukulele. That is why the did it like this, and it worked fantastic.

I read that it was actually George who gave Paul that ukelele in the first place. ?

@@pharoahegypt That is true!

I think Paul should have played the bass himself, but the intro with ukulele was amazing. I`ve seen Paul doing this live, and it was fantastic.

Stinky breath.

​@@yellyman5483 I think it's amazing how good paul still sings this song live, he seems to struggle more with most of his own songs than with that one( the ukulele version is great but the original with that amazing bassline is even better)

@@BVB-lk9yb That`s true. Paul`s vocals here was beautiful.

Just an unbelievable rendition of an incredible song. When Paul and Eric are harmonizing I get goosebumps every time I hear it.

You forgot, Wonderful tonight!

Patti inspired several classic songs!

Same event "The Concert for George"

Not really true that Clapton "stole" Patti Boyd-Harrison from George

Yes, a fantastic version by Clapton. The whole concert is amazing.

I somehow want that she listens to the original versions too!

THANK YOU