I hope you get a check in the mail

There are rumors that Clapton and Bobby had? A pretty riff between them. Rumor is Clapton bought all the rights from Bobby from the Layla album. I’m pretty sure Clapton had his hand in it in the background. Clapton became a superstar. George already was. Bobby, he is just a musician in there eyes. I’ve watched some of Bobby’s accounts from the Derrick and the Dominoes and all things must pass sessions. In both his KZfaq channel and from previous interviews. The stories are different. So they may have felt Bobby is unreliable. I saw one interview where Bobby states that the group was invited to go see the Almond brothers . After the show Eric asked them to come back and Jam. Bobby states in another interview they were done with recording that day and decided to see the Almond brothers. Then Duane became a hired musician.

Saw the Walmart big box set for all of George Harrison's albums for $250, now there is one album with lots additional from those sessions as comparison perhaps

Good one😂

So shall many of us.

RRP for the basic 3LP edition is £69.99 in the UK.

Well put

here here. well said

Thank you! Bobby seems like a real nice guy! The kind of guy you wouldn't mind hanging with, and George seen that. I could sit down and listen to Bobby tell stories of days gone by! How they recorded songs, who played what...amazing! God Bless him and his wife Coco ✝⛪🤎

Never heard of him

@@julieverdusco5402 never too late to learn.

@@julieverdusco5402 look at the All Things Must Pass album - Bobby Whitlock plays on almost all of the songs. Here is just one of many videos where Bobby Whitlock talks about George Harrison and ATMP: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f9KKna11sp6on2Q.html

Agree. He was in the thick of it.🎸👍🥃

Not to mention his song-writing!!!

Exactly my first thought watching this

(That this is the kind of behavior George would have loathed.. "Dude, you're being very un-George"..)

@@lilmoe4364 John Heaton is right, saying that he doesn't know how much longer Dhani and Olivia can hide behind "It's not us, y'see...it's THEM!!" G'wan!!

They handed control over to some faceless corporate entity. Sad

ha

As the saying goes, they know the price of everything but the value of nothing.

well said…i’m pretty fed up Matt

Nice to see you here, Matt! Love your videos and looking forward to the next one! You and John are my favourite KZfaq personalities discussing the Beatles and 60’s music!

@@charleswilmot7612 Thank you, Charles!

I understand that the 50th anniversary of All Things Must Pass is something worth commemorating, but there does seem to be more of a concern from the Harrison estate about money-making, rather than overseeing and sharing, in the best way possible, the artistic integrity of George's legacy. Big shout out to you, BTW, Matt. Your KZfaq films, especially on the Fabs, are wonderfully reasoned, informed and articulate. As for you, John, your delivery on every vid you post is sublime...

Fritz Cat Yes, I forgot myself...Good Catch!

@@1060michaelg never really understood what the big deal was about that dude

Leon Russell had nothing to do with ATMP

@@allthingsfrench1391 Leon was involved with the Concert for Bangladesh but not All Things Must Pass. See it isn't difficult to type that out.

I think Peter Frampton played on some of the songs but, I dont know if they used the tracks he was on?

Karma has nothing to do w/ this, Bobby W has already stated that G Harrison was meticulous about royalties and thru Bobby W's tumultuous life (post Harrison) he had always received royalty chks from GH that seemed to always pay bills like lighting or electrics....

@@thebostonbrawler1 Thanks for the clarification. I stand corrected. Cheers.

YES,,,,KARMA,,COMES BACK---THEY OFFENDED WHITLOCK NOT A FAIR MENTALITY

@@thebostonbrawler1 Testament to Harrison’s character. Good to hear it.😊🎸🥃👍

I concur

There was not ONE good reason for taking down those videos other than to HIDE the embarrassment of what they failed to do - to tell accurate story and to treat Bobby Whitlock, one of the core musicians on that album, with respect. Shame on all of them. George must be turning over in his grave…

@@tmo7734 I get your point. It's clearly made with the Harrison estate left a bit red-faced. For more historical accuracy, George was cremated and his ashes spread in the Ganges. No 'grave'.

@@bartoncross-tierney8941 Thanks for the clarification. While I’m not sure, I suspect it’s almost impossible for someone to turn over in their ashes. Best wishes. Take care…

Jim Gordon has been in my life for over 20 years. He remembers everything. The music world is about to find out. Olivia is all about money! George was about the music. ❤️. Bobby is a nice guy from my home state! Amazing musician!

@@tmo7734 Unless you drop the urn down the stairs....

I remember reading about that. Can't Imagine why they'd cut his sister off.

selfish greed

What a dreadful thing to even consider, never mind actually going through with it. Despicable.

Olivia and Dhani are a little fishy to me...

And after all the personal promotional work she did for the Beatles in America where she lived before anyone had even heard of the Beatles in America. I believe she received $500 dollars a month which is peanuts till George died then nothing.

Estate?

Your are the first to touch upon what I have been thinking about... It's all about LIABILITY! Bobby Whitlock is in a similar situation as say Mick Taylor & the STONES. Whitlock & Taylor are obvious heavy contributors to some obviously great works that are now "property" of "Rock n' Roll Corporations. They both were compensated very little for their work. Any actions of these Corps giving these workhorses any creedence of importance or authority would activate the power of so many LAWYERS adept at this sort of "lawsuit thing". A sad & familiar consequence and fallout of a meteoric era in the art of R n' Roll!

@@thebostonbrawler1 I love Keith Richards rhythm guitar playing that is his strength lead guitar is not. I think anyone who collaborates deserves songwriting credit. Mick Taylor’s time with the Stones was their greatest musical period. With Ron Wood they’re unfortunately more like a really great cover band. They lost their creativity many decades ago. It’s obvious when they keep pumping out live albums and few noteworthy studio albums .

@@danielcombs3207 Truer words were never written.

@@docbearmb Its unfortunate , because I loved Ronnie’s playing with the Faces . He does what is needed no more no less. Mick Taylor can still play scorching lead guitar. If he could write great original songs and sang better he would have been a bigger star. He didn’t go in for theatrics like Hendrix but what a great guitarist he is and he made every band better. The Stones were lucky to get him when they did he made them the greatest rock and roll band in the world during his tenure with them. God bless Charlie Watts may he Rest In Peace. He was a master drummer.

Well the duo shafted George’s sister so nothing new here

Thanks John for that nice wrap up on Bobby Whitlock and his major musical contribution to ATMP and historical knowledge of those sessions. I too am a fan of BW's KZfaq channel and have learned a great deal from him on those classic rock years. I hope like everyone else that Olivia and Dhani make things right with BW before the albums release. Thanks as always for your insight. William, Parker CO

Yes, Olivia and Dhani should step up - if they can. Remember some years back, George was criticized (as were Olivia and Dhani) for not helping George's sister, Louise, when she was in financial straits? In reality, George DID help Louise, but tax laws in the U.S. set a limit on the amount a person can give to a family member (than a spouse or children), before it's considered a gift and subject to taxation. Giving a larger amount of money to Louise would have resulted in a tax on her, which George wouldn't be allowed to pay on her behalf.

@@markprovance8995 Right.

@@markprovance8995 actually George's sister declared that she was cut-off from the pension after George's death and that she was not informed about George illness until a couple of days before George's death.

They give the impression they are still in Texas, but have moved a few hours west of Austin.

well said

@@larryn2682 A few hours west of Austin can still land in Texas.

"They screwed up on the facts and it's easier these days to silence the truth rather than admit error and remedy their mistakes" And can you imagine a sentiment more antithetical to the good-guy image that attached itself (mostly deservedly) to George Harrison?

I still like Gary Wright's Dream Weaver even if he's trying to take undue credit

His KZfaq videos are complete pointless drivel, imo

Set the record straight 😆😅🤣

@@randalclarke5487 jealousy... hahaha

@@allthingsfrench1391 jealous of what??? He talks weird, sue me

You're not missing much, the remixes are no good.

@@keriford54 From what I've heard I agree... unfortunately. Sounds like someone mixed it in their bedroom on cheap insufficient monitors and didn't know how to properly EQ anything anyway. Embarassing.

....FREE BOBBY !!!!

Especially, since guys like Clapton and Ringo, were a tad unreliable on remembering, due to their intake of 'substances', at the time. I had a good laugh, at that one.

Right on, and Bobby never takes any undue credit. He's honest as can be and a gentle soul, like George.

@@waynej2608 Don't forget-Bobby W was consuming his fair share of the same....

Bobby posted a video decrying what a bad mix the latest release is and it was taken down in a matter of days. www.noise11.com/news/bobby-whitlock-tears-shreds-off-george-harrisons-50th-all-things-must-pass-20210810

People have been asking for "de-Spectorized" remix for decades. Can't please everyone, I guess.

The Spector mix Is the charm of the album. What other record sounds like it? It didn't exactly hinder the record sales either!

@@candelise I totally agree. Charm is a great description of the whole mix.

Just got the 50th of All things… Enjoying it very much.😊👍🎸

@@BillMcGirr Will you be buying the 60th and 70th anniversary editions ? George will be reincarnated on the 100th anniversary edition. He will promote it himself.

well said Paul let’s hope eh?

Amen!

Yeah that's record companies for ya.

Tje videos are back up. I watched a few yesterday that were focused on ATMP and Bobby's input.

But George directed and controlled his estate/ assets.

namron anilab Well said, that. True as well, it seems.

Perfect.

Agree. And, it seems some may be, 'brainwashed', too.

My first thought, when I saw the price points, was that Friar Park is expensive upkeep. Probably some truth to that. The place is enormous.

That attitude has been around since Revolver was recorded. "There's people standing 'round who'll screw you in the ground, they'll fill you in with all their sins. You'll see."

Hey - What Lewinson interviews could I check out to get this sense, i'm not doubting you but i'm curious myself!

@@fshoaps I don't know the specific ones but I have heard them. Took me a while to find. George accused him of being a bootlegger during the anthology but with zero proof. He wanted him off the series as he was a researcher. Paul convinced george to keep him on. Paul didn't believe it and worked with Mark after the series so that tells me something. Like someone said in another comment, once you were in the Harrison's black book you were out. Completely out. Don't think it took much.

@@michaelmccormick6401 I'm of the opinion that George did the Anthology grudgingly. He needed the $ after Denis O'Brien ripped him off. While I loved the series and the book and the three albums, I still wonder why Paul and Ringo and Yoko (not to mention Clapton, Dylan, Petty, and Jeff Lynne) simply didn't give him what he needed to keep living at Friar Park. Not even as a loan...just as a gift to a friend.

@@michaelmccormick6401 ​ @Finn Shoaps Here are the details regarding the falling out between Lewisohn and Harrison. Mark Lewisohn as most Beatles fans are aware of gained access to the EMI tape library for his book "The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions" in 1988. Several years later there was an author by the name of Mark Hertsgaard who was mates with Lewisohn and asked his friend for assistance in accessing the EMI tape library for a book he was writing on The Beatles entitled "A Day In The Life". Lewisohn agreed to do this and believed he had gone through all of the proper channels in helping his friend gain access to the tape library and it was through this access that Hertsgaard was able to write his fantastic book which was published in 1995. However somewhere along the line, misinformation was relayed back to respective camps of George Harrison and Yoko Ono who were informed that Lewisohn was granting unauthorized access unilaterally to The Beatles' tape archive. Upon learning this both Harrison and Ono were very angry and it resulted in some unfortunate repercussions for Lewisohn. To begin with Lewisohn was originally slated to be the curator of the "Lennon: Anthology" project and had already devised a track listing for it. Ono immediately replaced him with Rob Stevens who went on to work with Ono on that project. Harrison also had Lewisohn's role reduced in terms of The Beatles Anthology and while McCartney prevented Lewisohn from being fired, his involvement in the project was significantly reduced. Remember all of this happened in spite of the fact that Lewisohn had gone through the proper channels and obtained permission from EMI to grant his mate access to their tape library.