First time hearing George Harrison “My Sweet Lord” Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@jog8483]

I got a stabbing pain in my heart when they said they never heard of George Harrison. My Sweet Lord, indeed!!

[@MatthewC137]

George had a stabbing pain once...

[@mjames4709]

Absolutely

[@Rebel-cd6gc]

I'm gonna pretend I didn't just hear them say that😡

[@watchmanonthewall14]

It was a punch in the face.

[@patticriss2238]

Me too. Ouch

[@teri7398]

OMG guys, George Harrison was the lead guitarist in the BEATLES. This song was from his first solo award winning album right after the Beatles broke up. The album was called All Things Must Pass, which is also a great song. He got very philosophical and although raised Catholic he got into the Indian /Hindu religion as well and Indian instruments such as the Sitar. Indian as in from "India". He also formed the group The Travelling Wilburys with many classic early rock musicians, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne . He write & sang the Beatle song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps. You reacted to the cover version of that song.

[@robertcartier5088]

Arguably, this song is also a cover... but with different lyrics. ;-] Can you say, The Chiffons? Sure ya can!

[@teri7398]

@@robertcartier5088 Oh you're right technically in the regards to the melody but not the words. George's heart was in the right place with his words. I don't think he used the tune knowing what he did though. He did not read or know how to technically write music and not until I heard it compared did I realize the tune was almost exactly the same as "He's so fine" He lost the lawsuit regarding these tunes for "subconciously plagarizing" the original tune and had to pay a lot of $$$ for it.

[@thewiseoldherper7047]

@@robertcartier5088 why did I not know this? That sounds like a huge story at the time. What year did the Chiffons win their case?

[@MasterJohnMoss]

Travelling Wilburys Vol. 1 is a GREAT album. George's participation being a big reason why.

[@robertcartier5088]

@@thewiseoldherper7047 On Aug. 31, 1976, Judge Richard Owen of the United States District Court found Harrison had "subconsciously" copied the Chiffons' tune, "He's So Fine".

[@leannmiller7153]

George Harrison is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, with The Beatles and as a solo artist. He was also a member of supergroup The Traveling Wilburys. They put out two albums and included George Harrison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan❤️❤️❤️

[@lyngusrobb5323]

GH was the real deal. Lol I knew A&J were going to get an earful after this reaction. I hope that explore more of his music..🥰

[@pickleriiick7294]

The first supergroup

[@leannmiller7153]

@@pickleriiick7294 they are fantastic, but Cream is considered the first supergroup (1966).

[@shawnk7832]

Are none of the other Beatles in the RR HOF for their solo careers? My Momma may disagree with me, but all of the Fab 4 had prolific solo careers....

[@leannmiller7153]

Cream was the first. I only mentioned The Traveling Wilbury’s was a supergroup, never implied they were the first😎

[@rozequinn1519]

R.I.P. sweet George. Your prayers were answered 🙏

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

It breaks my heart that there's any adult in the English-speaking first world who has never heard of George Harrison. We have clearly failed to provide a proper cultural education to the younger generations.

[@llamasarus1]

He's the third runner of the Beatles. I understand why people would not know him.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Facts!

[@jimmy7434]

Girl at work heard us talking and said who’re John, Paul, George and Ringo? Unbelievable.

[@plcwecub]

It's sad. Most of today's youth mistake rap and hip-hop for music

[@JH-ij2nm]

@@plcwecub do you like black people?

[@blankfaceduser3596]

George Harrison was the lead guitarist of and a member of the Beatles, the biggest and most influential recording act of all time regardless of genre. R.I.P. George. 1943 - 2001.

[@ntesla100]

Her reaction on hearing George's guitar was priceless, very heart warming!

[@dennisturocy8825]

George Harrison was the youngest of the Beatles. My Sweet Lord Is one of his songs from his solo career after The Beatles breakup. He was deeply into the Hindu religion and transcendental meditation. The names at the end of the song, Krishna, Brahma Vishnu, Devo are Hindu deities (gods). That is who he is singing about.

[@profanepersonality]

Yeah, he was brainwashed by drugs.

[@scottgelb2650]

Well, not Devo. They were a New Wave band :-) You probably meant Deva.

[@pmaster1173]

Actually the second half meant "Guru(your teacher) is a form Brahma,Vishnu,Maheshwara (Hindu trinity)". The other "Hare Rama,Hare Krishna" is a Vishnu/Krishna mantra.

[@nessaseetah1805]

According to a Brazilian friend of his, George accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord shortly before his death.

[@pmaster1173]

@@nessaseetah1805 I couldn't find any videos or quotes of George saying he reverted to Christianity. In fact one mentioned there were Hindu chants on his deathbed.

[@deltabravo287]

A member of the most famous, most influential band in modern music history. It’s almost inconceivable to someone of my generation that anyone wouldn’t instantly recognize the name George Harrison- but there you have it. Time marches on and younger generations aren’t aware. That’s the value of these reactions and it’s fun to watch these discoveries.

[@junplanas1403]

George Harrison was one of the BEATLES.

[@jesusmartinez5494]

Spiritual Beatle

[@russellgtyler8288]

As a geezer it's almost incomprehensible to me that you haven't heard of George Harrison. He was in a couple of bands you may have heard of, the Beatles and the traveling willburys. Glad you are discovering the music of my generation.

[@LorraineRafalko-vy7xs]

We were just very fortunate to have been born in a different time. There was real music, beautiful music, and just a totally different time, thank you God ❤

[@joepowell7025]

OMG ! I guess we truly are getting old or these kids here just never knew much about music ... George Harrison is one of the most recognisable names in music history !

[@davidcohen7146]

I am 39 years old and have been a diehard Beatle fan for years. I was always a Paul guy but the fact that they don't know who a legend like George Harrison is is Extremely embarrassing and very irritating. They have to do better than this.

[@abc456f]

@@davidcohen7146 I agree, it's sad. I believe the younger generation is much less educated about history in general than my generation, baby boomer. We didn't grow up during WWII, but we knew all about it, the roaring twenties, the big band era, etc. I'm amazed at how ignorant the kids nowadays truly are. I don't know what they teach in schools, or if the kids just don't give a fuck.

[@patticrichton1135]

@@abc456f I am of your generation too, Mr. Jinks My goodness there are small children that know about George and the Beatles and their music. But they were taught by members of their family.

[@abc456f]

@@patticrichton1135 I guess the culture they're brought up in plays a factor.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

@@abc456f I totally agree... My son homeschooled his daughters because he could see the declining quality of public schools... I guarantee that my granddaughters benefitted from being taught by their dad!! ❤️❤️

[@thomaslong3755]

You've played a lot of music and you never heard of The Beatles? They are the foundation if modern rock starting in February 1964 on the Ed Sullivan Show. Every band from then until now owes something of their success to The Beatles. As much as I enjoy your reactions, I am flabbergasted that you are unaware of who was in The Beatles.

[@deborahcornell171]

The Beatles! John, Paul, George & Ringo made music history as The Beatles & then each one went on to have successful solo careers as well. George got into Eastern religious beliefs & in this song he refers to Krishna in part of the chorus. But he also put "hallelujah"s in the chorus too, so Christians can relate to the song as well.💙☮

[@robichj]

At the end the chorus sings the word hallelujah in different languages throughout the world

[@JamesLachowsky]

@@robichj No. They were saying the names of Hindu gods--Gurur Brahma, Gurur Vishnu, Gurur Devo, Maheshwara, Gurur Sakshaat, Parabrahma, Tasmayi Shree, Guruve Namah, as well as the repeating Hare Krishna mantra which is a tribute to the two Hindu deities, Krishna and Rama.

[@CaptWalker]

Well he ended it with Krishna, which pretty much tells me where his heart really was and who he most connected with, which really goes without saying to anyone who has any knowledge of his true religious beliefs.

[@brendadye2145]

And he also got sued over this song too. Not for the words but the music.

[@kenqb5450]

My favorite George Harrison song. No matter what mood I am in, this song helps bring me up. (Am I that old? You two never heard of George Harrison...)

[@sab4336]

Man! I feel you

[@cuzz45]

Wow! I almost fell outta my chair when you said you didn't know George Harrison and didn't know My Sweet Lord. Then I realized that the two of you didn't grow up in my era and most likely didn't listen to the music of my era when you both were growing up so it made me feel better knowing that. I am just so glad that both of you are so open to listening to music that may be outside of your realm. Like I said before, I have been blessed to have grown up with all of this great music and the artists during my lifetime. Great job both of you!!

[@patticrichton1135]

Thing is though, George, they have reacted to Beatles songs BEFORE they reacted to "My Sweet Lord," THAT is why I was STUNNED when they said they never heard of him

[@cuzz45]

@@patticrichton1135 I don't think they looked at the Beatles as anything but a group. They would not know each of them individually. I, having grown up with the Beatles, know each of them and their individual careers after the Beatles. George Harrison on the cover of All Things Must Pass looks nothing like the George Harrison of the Beatles, especially from the era of the songs they reacted to.

[@mm-gz4nb]

Got to give them a brake..their very young.. there's a lot of music they never heard of that's why they're doing this.. how the hell you never heard of George Harrison..oh well..

[@joannparker1977]

I’m intrigued by y’all’s reaction. First not knowing who George Harrison is. Not knowing that he was one of The Beatles and that he created some of the best songs they ever had. I’m sure by now, by the comments, you know about the greatness of this man, his deep/profound music, and his lasting legacy. Thank you for posting.

[@patticrichton1135]

I am wondering if they even READ the comments....I have seen no reply from them to any of the comments about who George was. Maybe they are embarrassed now?

[@TheDanjoy45]

You have got remember how old two are. It's like asking do you know what Frankie Valli best song is. I am almost 67 when i heard one of these reaction videos say they didn't know who The group Led Zeppelin were and Stairway to Heaven the song i said damn I'm getting old.

[@aliciasavage6801]

This song resonates with people of all kinds of faith. its so beautiful.

[@colindonald3161]

The whole song feels like a mantra I think, so puts you in meditative state almost 👍

[@garywood2587]

The Quiet Beatle, With the most amazing Contributions to the band..Guys, Listen to the title track "All things must pass " You won't regret it..keep doin what you're doin ✌️&❤

[@kenisbell8369]

George was always my favorite Beatle. Something and while my guitar gently weeps

[@jhrapsky2255]

George of John, Paul, George, and Ringo (aka, The Beatles).

[@ronrr9875]

The first time I saw George Harrison live he was playing with a four-piece garage band out of Liverpool called the Beatles. ;) They turned out to be a pretty successful group and they each went on to successful solo careers. They have been my favorite band for over fifty years. Love your heartfelt insightful reactions. Rock on. 🤘 Peace. ✌

[@patticrichton1135]

They weren't a "garage band" Lol That term didn't exist then, especially in England, None of them HAD a garage, seriously.

[@marvingray5697]

This song was a worldwide smash!! Hit number one here in America and twelve other countries back in 1970. Hard to the believe that you didn't know that George was a member of The Beatles.

[@phillipradcliffe8037]

You reacted to The Beatles at the Ed Sullivan Show "I Saw Her Standing There" 4 days ago. George Harrison is the one standing in the middle.

[@ljc6535]

No matter how many times I've listened to this it is never enough.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Me too

[@sandyleewhite]

One of George Harrison's quotes when asked about the names of the Lord & God he used in his lyrics of this song, was “It does not matter what you call Him, just call Him” That quote helped me ❤ ❤ ❤

[@jimbessett2392]

George Harrison was one of the Beatles along with John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Some songs that George wrote while in the Beatles were “ Something “, “While my guitar gently weeps “, “Here comes the Sun” are among his standouts.

[@zooks527]

"The Beatles"??? Oh, yeah, wasn't that the band Paul McCartney was in before "Wings"? ;)

[@dimedraweriv258]

Did the Beatles sell a lot of albums or have a lot of hits?

[@jimbessett2392]

@@zooks527 Yes that’s right

[@jimbessett2392]

@@dimedraweriv258 Actually both. They really changed the face of music and influenced many artists over the years and truly were one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@dimedraweriv258]

Jim Bessett thanks for the info lol #sarcasm

[@zq9m3xh8]

Sublimely beautiful song from George, who wrote many of my most favorite Beatles tunes when he was one of the Fab Four. This is tied with Ringo's "It Don't Come Easy" for me as the best post-Beatle songs any of them put out. Come to think of it, I think George wrote THAT one too! Or at least George co-wrote it with Ringo. Thank you for doing this one!

[@ohmightywez]

Here Comes the Sun is one of my favorite George Harrison songs. It always lifts my spirits. You should also look at The Traveling Wilbury’s. It was a powerhouse group of the best songwriters and voices in rock of the late 20th century.

[@alanarakelian5021]

George Harrison -- third fiddle in the Beatles behind the John Lennon-Paul McCartney juggernaut. But what a third fiddle!!! Best one ever.

[@deniseperryman2814]

This song was absolutely beautiful I remember buying this in the early seventies George Harrison was one of the greatest group ever the Beatles George wrote this he also wrote It don’t come Easily also Here Comes the Sun you might have heard Angelina cover this song just beautiful and I also think he wrote Something he had a beautiful voice sadly he’s no longer with us but all the Beatles songs never die The greatest group ever we’re an English group from Liverpool please 🙏 react too the other George Harrison’s songs Love from Denise in Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💞💞💞💞👏👏👏👏👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👋

[@wkanost]

My favorite George Harrison song! Thanks for reacting to this one. It reminds me of living near the beach as a child in 1971.

[@edbluez99]

In an interview with his wife, she said when she was with him in the hospital ,as he passed away a bright light filled the entire room.

[@PeterBuwen]

George was a light bearer. He filled rooms with his light even when he was still living. 🙂 'With our love, we could save the world, if they only knew' (George Harrison, The Beatles 1967, Within you without you).

[@vincentschmitt7597]

He left us with so many musical treasures.

[@BueyBuey-rv8cx]

Didn't die in hospital he died in a home in Beverly Hills owned by Paul McCartney

[@annother3350]

Well at one stage they worshipped Lucifer, the bringer of light

[@PeterBuwen]

@@annother3350 Who is 'they'? Surely not George Harrison.

[@pamsheene6616]

He was one of The Beatles! He was the quiet one 👏🤩

[@joeyspider]

was the most silent but hearth feel talent

[@rquin0268]

George Harrison was a member of the iconic band The Beatles. Beautiful song ♥️

[@JivinJoe1984]

George was so underated. When they stopped touring in the mid 60s he went to India and became a follower of the religion that worships Harri Chrisna (I spelt that wrong I know) then got the rest of the Beatles into it. He had some great songs along with being a great guitarist. My fav Beatle. There was documentary called George Harrison living in the material world. I recommend it great watch

[@willblood7082]

George had such a sweet, gentle and spiritual soul 🙏🏻 ❤️

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Agree

[@rpena62]

Never heard of George Harrison ? Wow ! just one of the best musicians in History !

[@salmuscles]

this is from George’s fantastic solo album after the Beatles split up ... “all things must pass” it proved George was just as good as Paul and John as songwriters....

[@donnaplumridge9769]

I wholeheartedly agree! I have the album and so many great songs on that album!

[@davidcollver6155]

Better. Never cared for John. Paul and Linda and wings were fantastic.

[@billshelly5332]

Lol, obviously you have learned who George is by now Part of his treatment for the cancer was spent at the Mayo Clinic where one of the doctors caring for him was a colleague of my brother in law They told of his kindness, generosity, and unassuming behavior. A gentle man

[@johnnywomack548]

George Harrison was the lead guitarist in the BEATLES! 🙂

[@pamsheene6616]

He was one of The Beatles !

[@jd35711]

i know a million other commenters have already pointed this out, but i still can't help but smile listening to you guys wonder aloud whether the lead guitarist for literally the most successful band of any genre and of all time has any other good songs or whether this was just a one hit wonder

[@mattslupek7988]

You’ve never heard of George Harrison? ¡Ay, caramba! He was the lead guitarist/vocalist for the Beatles!! He was inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame twice-once as a Beatle, and the other time as a solo artist. The man’s a ROCK LEGEND!!!!! 🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘

[@JLSV1970]

What a wonderful VIBE that makes us feel this song! A very great inner peace! George was inspired when he wrote this masterpiece! Congratulations on the choice folks! a hail here from Brazil!

[@strass06]

I appreciate that you two are open to discovering music. People dont understand different generations and so you never heard of George but opened your ears and minds to listen to him. And from your review you two totally get it.. peace and God Bless.. keep listening, learning and growing..

[@goldiekildea2924]

Awesome song He is now with his Lord.

[@artbagley1406]

Mr. H had an Eastern-style (India, karmic) rebirth that began while the Beatles were still together. Some songs on this album reflect he maturing in the sect, in the Hindu way; that's why you hear the Krishna, Hare Hare, Hare Rama in the background. The song on this album that really "stirs the pot" is "Wah Wah."

[@ronharding8246]

He is on Cloud 9

[@gpxo11]

He sings lead on the Beatle tracks he wrote-Here comes The Sun, If I Needed someone, Taxman and while My guitar Gently weeps to name a few.

[@rogeroran2911]

First up. Great song choice. One of George’s best. George was one of The Beatles.

[@geraldmcboingboing7401]

My Sweet Lord and What is Life are two of the most beautiful, touching and emotive collections of notes and words to ever caress the eardrums of a human being.

[@PhilMcEvers]

I’ll loved this song for decades. I know you two are too young to remember records but this was the first record I ever bought.Thank you for posting it and I really love your facial expressions all the way through the song, I could really tell the both of you were not just listening to it but feeling the song also. Great job👍

[@alanpeterson4939]

Here Comes the Sun, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, It Don’t Come Easy. What Is Life? Most of my favorite Beatles songs were written by George.

[@vellaropedart9190]

Same here! "Something" is my favorite Harrison-Beatles song. Even Frank Sinatra called it "the greatest love song ever written" and even did his own version of it.

[@kassandrariemersma7902]

So happy for you !!! Welcome to one of the best singer and songwriters in my opinion

[@marthaz]

He has an absolute fire benefit called, "Concert for Bangladesh" that includes Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr in his "backup band" 😂🔥 very unique talent, spiritual, philanthropic guy. RIP 🙏♥️ ps: he wrote the song while My guitar gently weeps. There's his version, and there's the version during a tribute to him with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty, Prince, Ringo and George's son. Dive on into George my young students of music. Love you two 💞

[@AzaleaLala]

George was the quiet Beatle. He studied Eastern religions. In this song he is repeating part of a Hindu mantra, Hare Krishna, and interspersing it with the Christian hallelujah, pointing out that they are very much the same thing. Enlightenment. We are the light. It's such a simple beautiful song.

[@oldschool72]

OMG I know I have one foot in the grave when I see someone who never heard of the Beatles..just gonna go cry.

[@patticrichton1135]

They HAVE heard of the Beatles and HAVE reacted to some of their songs, that is why I was stunned when they didn't know who George was!!

[@williampearson9679]

@@patticrichton1135 cause he was “Quiet Beatle”, they said. Those that knew him knew otherwise. He just wasn’t in as much of a need to get public attention as Paul and John were.

[@silasmarner7586]

George Harrison was the lead guitar player for the Beatles! He played the solo on Let It Be, which you covered. This is off of his first solo TRIPLE album.

[@debjorgo]

George wrote/sang the most played Beatle song on Spotify, Here Comes the Sun.

[@parisbrat]

On any given day, it's the best song to wake up to.

[@roguealien]

George Harrison also produced the Concert for Bangladesh in 1971. A huge concert and brought exposure to the suffering of others on the planet.

[@meanderer06513]

The first benefit concert of its kind - and an inspiration to Bob Geldof, when he was putting "Live Aid" together (with Midge Ure). Bob was 'knighted', George was only offered an "OBE", which was a lower title than what Paul McCartney had received. George told them, in no uncertain words, no.

[@tinanickerson1006]

George Harris was a member of the Beatles. When the Beatles broke up he went solo and had some wonderful albums. He became deeply apart of the Hindu belief and this song was dedicated to his religious leader at that time. He also was apart of The Traveling Wilburys in the 80's which was a collaboration band with some other famous artists. Love watching you discover awsome song!!.

[@ALong-fo5so]

George wrote and sang some of the Beatles’ greatest songs. He wrote Something, While My Guitar Gentle Weeps, Here Comes The Sun. His solo efforts include Give Me Love, What is Life, All Those Years Ago.

[@twanadenson1293]

All of the Beatles have solo careers as well . Their names are Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Any songs you come across by these artists will be 🔥

[@zenpuppy6025]

I was so fortunate to see George Harrison live at the Boston Garden. It was a great concert 😎👍

[@AllieJ123]

He was one of the Beatles. I love this song I hope you do too

[@kellyjohnson3617]

My parents were born in 1939 and both had a great interest in music so exposed us to music from their era, from their parents era and even further back into the classical music of Beethoven, Brahms, Bach etc. I’m grateful for that cuz I have in my opinion a much greater appreciation for good music in all genres. It’s so cool seeing you doing the same thing. I hope you pass this legacy to your children in turn. You will have given them a great gift. I grew up with the Beatles so George Harrison and his music is something I love. My fav sings by him are Whike My Guitar Gently Weeps and Give Me Love

[@alangriggs6355]

What is life is my favourite of George's many songs

[@slaughery]

Love this song. Used to play it every morning.

[@thomascerulli8013]

Such an iconic song. You can clearly hear John singing back up vocals. Clapton on guitar, and o this one track. Ringo is actually playing the drums. Which I could hear his distinctive sound. I had to Google it. As Jim Keltner was the actual studio drummer on the remainder of the album. RIP George Your missed and loved my brother 🙏

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Great

[@jeffwatts1126]

John wasnt on this song. Ringo was. And Peter Frampton on guitar

[@timbaker6540]

George was lead guitarist for the BeaTles. He used to be referred to as the quiet BeaTle Great talent Great reactions guys !!

[@mrk8050]

Other than George Harrison being one of the all time greats in the history of music, putting aside the fact he was one of the "Fab Four" (the Beatles), he was an amazing song writer as well as an incredibly gifted guitarist and composer. This is one of many songs I and other old bastards who served Her Majesty in both Gulf Wars and Afghanistan used to sing to the youngsters we were in charge of to help them keep their nerve when in a high stress situation, like when engaging an enemy force. We found that singing great songs badly helped steady kids by showing that music can distract them just enough from there fear, even though we were as afraid too. We sang the Beatles, Queen, E.L.O., Earth Wind and Fire, pretty much any one of the great songs we knew the words to. I first discovered how much music helps in high stress situations when my Royal Marine company was in Ethiopia in 1985 during the famine, we listened to Live Aid on the radio in one of the refugee camps. When Queen came on, it was like a switch had been pressed, first the children started to dance with us, dragging us up to join them. That night a few of us cried about how stunned we were at seeing people who were suffering so much, had had the ability to lift up our souls when it was them who were suffering. It was in Ethiopia I first sang "My Sweet Lord" as a kind of prayer to help us watch over and protect the people we were there to help. I sang it for the next 30 years to and for those I was trained to lead and look after when I felt I needed something to hold onto, it's a gift George Harrison gave to so many with the simplicity in the message in the song.

[@matt75hooper]

First ex Beatle to have a #1 hit. "My Sweet Lord" Christmas 1970. #1 hit worldwide for weeks. His very first single & album. Elton John heard it in a taxi & was overwhelmed emotionally.

[@danlayne9436]

Great reaction to the genius that is George Harrison. "What is Life" is another of his that I hold in high regard. Don't feel bad for not knowing who he was. His personality was definitely overshadowed by the other three Beatles. He is seriously underrated.

[@davideberhart9523]

Well guys...you see the responses. Going into the modern rock era (after big bop 50's music) Beatles #1, Beatles solo albums Lennon, McCartney, Starr and Harrison #2 and everything else that followed for 60 years #3. If you remember that, you'll never have the backlash again AND, you will have had your modern rock era music lesson for the day. Keep up the great work and Asia, look into the camera more...that was a stunning smile when you looked up.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

He was going through The Beatles breaking up. He didn’t really want the song to be released, and was shocked when it went to #1. Bobby Whitlock (Delaney & Bonnie and Friends, Derek and the Dominos) says he and Harrison did all the background vocals because Eric Clapton didn’t show up that day.

[@anfieldlegend]

can i hope that in the two years since reacting to this, that you have educated yourselves on the genius of geroge harrison. a member of the most influential group in music history, and writer of some truly amazing songs. all things must pass, my sweet lord, something, here comes the sun and while my guitar gently weeps are just some examples of this mans genius.

[@edwardpate6128]

A lot of Christians lost their freakin' minds over this song when they realized it wasn't about their god but about an Indian one. Just the same as when John Lennon's Imagine came out. That one still drives them nuts and I love it and that song.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Just so much talent. George’s music is Emotional music. The Beatles were pioneers…then to have the success of the members solo careers … cannot be conveyed in words. You must discover through discovery.

[@richardhargrave6082]

George was the most spiritual Beatle, I can't believe you don't know who he is. He had a lovely voice that just chills you out, a bit like Cat Stevens does. I was so sad when he died

[@viacrucis2509]

Some of the most streamed Beatles songs were written by my favorite Beatle. George Harrison. A man with such a great heart and spirit.

[@Jmyth44]

George Harrison is Lead guitarist and vocals for the Beatles

[@andyjacobs28]

All Things Must Pass is the album this song is on. It is the biggest selling solo album of any Beatle. George also wrote Here Comes The Sun which is The Beatles most streamed song. He had two other number one songs as a solo artist, Give Me Love and Got My Mind Set On You.

[@johnrafferty8541]

He had Ringo play drums this album

[@caroljnorton8099]

We are so blessed to have so much great music! I grew up on all music tv was horrible back in the day!! Music is the best drug!!!❤

[@catleeper]

I suggest Beware of Darkness … the live version with Leon Russell at the Concert for Bangladesh.

[@anthonysale4915]

One of my favorite channels is reviewing a song I recently found and can't stop listening to. The point of this song was to tap into that place in every human heart, from any faith or place in the world, that is reaching for that inherent spiritual hole that we are longing to fill. 🙏

[@tsap571]

He was a Beatle!!!!! enough said

[@vellaropedart9190]

Yes, George was the spiritual aspect of the Beatles. Quiet,reserved, spiritual....like a true Pisces. And though John and Paul were the main songwriters, George ALWAYS hit it out of the park when he wrote Beatles songs. "Something" is a perfect example of that. Doesn't matter that you didn't know who he was (R.I.P),you know who he is now. That's what really matters. Always love watching y'all react to great music and movies! 9:09

[@MrObelisk2290]

Can't wait to see the expression on their faces when they see he's talking about Krishna

[@CB-gr1uk]

My favorite Beatle and my favorite song by him. Thanks for reacting to it.

[@nigelhainsworth1539]

George Harrison was a member of the Beatles

[@billcouch8308]

These people are dopes!

[@freddyspizzaboy6754]

Welcome to the music of George Harrison. I adore this song.

[@allanjones1680]

George Harrison was in the Beatles...Often referred to as "The Quiet Beatle"

[@MK-gv7qr]

Or the spiritual beatle.

[@polmus]

Never try to hide your smile if it is honest. It's so beautiful!

[@SearlesHernandez]

George was the lead guitarist of the Beatles. You reacted to "My Guitar Gently Weeps" with Prince. George wrote and sang that song. 🎸🤙

[@debjorgo]

Prince played Eric Clapton's part. George wrote and sang it with the Beatles.

[@SearlesHernandez]

@@debjorgo thank you.

[@debjorgo]

@@SearlesHernandez I figured you knew this. Just added it for the official record. :)

[@daletwin1]

As soon as I heard Asia and BJ say they never heard of George Harrison I had to go right to the comments and see how many people said: "WHAT?!! HE WAS ONE OF THE BEATLES!!!!" :D Anyway, you guys should do a reaction to SOMETHING by the Beatles. A song George wrote while with the Fab Four. Also WHAT IS LIFE and GIVE ME LOVE (GIVE ME PEACE ON EARTH) two other great solo songs of George's.

[@Renkk17]

And the Rest of the Beatles on their own: George Harrison - What is Life - Give me Love - Got my mind set on you - Here comes the Sun Paul McCartney & the Wings - Band on the Run - Listen to what the man says - Live and let Die - Jet - Uncle Albert - Maybe I'm Amazed - Silly Love Songs - Coming Up - Don't say Goodnight John Lennon - Imagine - Woman - Just like Starting over - Watching the Wheels - Stand by me Ringo Starr - Photograph - You're Sixteen - It dont come easy - Peace and Love

[@Dee-JayW]

Ringo’s Six O’clock is my fave of his, with Paul and Linda in the background!

[@slanj2]

George was a perfectionist he does all the backing harmonies as well as guitars alongside Eric Clapton and Ringo Star on drums. The track took months to record due to the layered vocals and guitars.

[@kieronimo1]

You have heard of him... He was one of the Beatles. Everyone's heard of the Beatles, right?

[@sammyholloway334]

Thanks so much, for playing the songs of my youth,.it means so much.

[@endapian]

You could listen "All things must pass, isn't it a pity, beware of darkness, Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) and art of dying" too, in this album. They are masterpieces!

[@vincentschmitt7597]

All good tracks.