Jesus what is she talking about? I clicked 2 hear about Merle & she is ranting on about dust.
@ashberrychapman711735 минут бұрын
Everything is connected, especially by angels on Earth, as they, and we all, come around again. Love and Gratitude, Alan Chapman
@davidhorn60083 сағат бұрын
She has a lot to say, BUT She will not play the song! - Don't listen!
@pacocarlos39947 сағат бұрын
Kurt was 5'10.and 110 pounds? Something is wrong with this
@pacocarlos39947 сағат бұрын
I didnt know morphine was in his system as well, so Tom Grant has been telling the truth on Kurt Cobaine toxicology report where he states he had so much drugs in his system he couldnt of possibly worked a shotgun
@Fanfanbalibar15 сағат бұрын
CAN'T SHE HAVE A MIRE NORMAL VOICE (THAT IS, NOT SO HIGH AND ACUTE AND IRRITATING?) EACH TIME I LEAVE THE STORY THAT WOULD HAVE INTERESTED ME BUT NARRATED BY THIS VOICE, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE
@heather325622 сағат бұрын
Ell King just encompasses who she truly is she's not fake if you don't like her she don't care she's still going to be the same person I love her for that! I like her older albums more of the blues not so much the country but her voice is still spectacular
@ashberrychapman711723 сағат бұрын
You have a very rare gift - metaphysical in nature - in teaching the awesome beauty of death, and thereby of life too. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@ashberrychapman7117Күн бұрын
Your teachings and energies - about much more than music history - are profoundly wonderful. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@davidpahlka6301Күн бұрын
This was a great analysis giving it the depth it deserved. I always felt George was the one who made the Beatles into something special, taking them to a higher level of meaning. I, like him have studied various faiths in the world searching not for what is different in cultures and faith but in what is universally common and connecting. When they got into psychedelic drugs they began experimenting with different themes. With each new album my college friends couldn't wait for what new road they would lead us down. Carlos Santana does an interesting cover of the song and with it's video it tells a tale of a prostitute trapped in a brothel who always had dreams of being a musician. A group of boys in a band shows up and invites her to join them, giving the story a happy ending. I can recall the title of the album but Santana does a tribute to the songs he enjoys playing.
@ashberrychapman7117Күн бұрын
Transcendent beyond words. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@SusithHettihewaКүн бұрын
Thank you
@winnykooyman4851Күн бұрын
What's wrong with Henley??? EVERYTHING.
@MerryRedRose-ez6ihКүн бұрын
Thank you for your sharing. I just heard this song when i firstly entered university (ITB) in 1973.
@graemehelleur1627Күн бұрын
My favourite Beatle song.
@notsure64Күн бұрын
70s and 80s we had a great following nature. We were awesome. Randy was awesome.
@karinhuntley9408Күн бұрын
Too much information about Lennards life. Very interesting but too long!
@joncalvo3591Күн бұрын
While my guitar weeps is George’s baby. BUT REMEMBER it was played by the group called BEATLES and ERIC CLAPTON. Not just George alone.
@ashberrychapman7117Күн бұрын
Beautiful work. Storytelling in the greatest sense of the heart. We are all connected souls, and time is illusory. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@ashberrychapman71172 күн бұрын
I'm moved beyond words by your work. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@hughmcginley89292 күн бұрын
Kd lang did the best version I ever heard. Live at the Olympics.
@ashberrychapman71172 күн бұрын
Thank you. I'm a singer-songwriter born South London England 1957. I know the energies required to transcend life-threatening traumas. Your own energies and interpretations at the level of the soul move me profoundly. So I've joined. Love and gratitude, Alan Chapman
@madeleineglo76962 күн бұрын
He killed himself by not looking after himself ate to much heart disease in his family bad diet and drugs to sleep drugs to give him energy
@harriliuksiala63302 күн бұрын
Really good, thank you!
@LynneHarriton2 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@joebic78702 күн бұрын
I was fascinated with your pig and George Harrison “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. I have been a Beatles fan since 1964 and saw them live in 1966 in Detroit. I was 11 and my mom took us to see them at an afternoon matinee (tickets were $4.50 ea.) That song was originally rejected by John and Paul. Harrison went to Clapton for help to convince them it was a good song. That’s when Paul added the piano riff that opened the song and changed his mind about it. Clapton actually played the lead guitar for the album and George sang it. Nowhere on the album was Clapton ever acknowledged or given any credit at all. As to your comment giving a “shout out to Phil Spector”, Paul McCartney was furious over what Spector did to “The Long and Winding Road” as he wanted it release as they originally recorded it. No Orchestra. He wanted his piano to be the simple predominant lead for that song. Thank you for the great explanation of George’s relationship with Ravi Shankar. I didn’t know any of that. My opinion is that George Harrison was the most talented of the Beatles.
@winkstar92652 күн бұрын
Internet, Cia, Government, Education system is just as manipulating and yes music does the same. She isn't that talented. Let's be honest.
@winkstar92652 күн бұрын
Everyone is a expert. We will all die.
@charlesgraham42863 күн бұрын
Every note and riff Jeff played came from his souls and beyond
@Acein30553 күн бұрын
George was a great plucker on the shitar. That was funny when dick cavette asked him if he wished he had studied composition and george said Nooo.
@Brendan-the-Navigator3 күн бұрын
Deep Gratitude for this BEAUTIFUL ANALYSIS 🕉
@AndrewCalhounSongs3 күн бұрын
His father's name was Norman, not Nathan.
@TorbenChristensen-d1q4 күн бұрын
This is a beautifull insight in the song and background. I have always loved the song, now I know why. Very touching and moving. Thank you
@RogerFedora8954 күн бұрын
Henley fits the LA image perfectly
@BrazzyRosewood5 күн бұрын
Thank you! Another great story.
@Pegasus42135 күн бұрын
,Interesting and informative though this presntation is, It was such a releif when I got to the end of this video, with its cutting cutting rapidity. I wish people would allow normal lengths of pauses beteeen the sentences. Give pauses, whether in music or speech, some respect for their purpose!
@JoeWilliams-g8o5 күн бұрын
is it Jus Me r Do U ReaLLy beLieve This Was an Accident ??! Or Do U beLieve No Way. & Conor's Death Need 2B re-investigated . Thank U4 This Story. if This Was David CopperfeLd PentHouse Wasn't Something About This PLace for Magic. Nothin About This OriginaL Story Makes Since. Champagne & Margaritas 4U. 🍾🍹🍷
@nordland22355 күн бұрын
I cannot stand sitar sound.
@c.e.anderson5586 күн бұрын
They didnt decide to bring clapton in, George brought him tobthe session without the others knowing he was coming. He thought he could bring something extra to the track.
@davidkent28048 күн бұрын
Great story that reads like a novel. If there have not been books written about this there should be. Awesome lesson about perseverance and excellent research.
@christopherallen56038 күн бұрын
The fact you were ever on the side of that POS of a PDFfile to begin with makes you suspect.
@Barnstorm7578 күн бұрын
Beautiful ending. Thank you 🙏
@AlmegaMedia8 күн бұрын
Henley is the biggest prick in all of the music industry. Supremely selfish and greedy. Hope he gets what he deserves.
@Queenie1458 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@keithmath.88269 күн бұрын
He truly loved music and the guitar. This lady loves her mouth
@keithmath.88269 күн бұрын
I have four Stevie Ray signature in party with them for different times
@keithmath.88269 күн бұрын
Stevie Ray Vaughan . You depress me
@keithmath.88269 күн бұрын
Get a life lady.😊 I sit here and my phone don't even work half of the time I have to correct it over and over until I finally get my comment in and she's talking about someone's habits. Straight people.😊
@keithmath.88269 күн бұрын
It was religious blues. I learned more from the music in the Bible