George Harrison and John Lennon discuss meditation 1967

[@williamjobson3092]

George, 24 year old son of a Liverpool bus conductor, really shines here.

[@julianbates2040]

hmmm, and in more ways than one. He came into his own in the mid-60s (after he began really thinking-for-himself ;)

[@GodsArtGallery111]

@@julianbates2040 Nice reference! Haha

[@rajivmac4034]

Must have been a mystic in earlier incarnation.

[@gostrum1]

It’s a remarkable maturity & insight when you consider it was only 7 years since their Hamburg residency.

[@BeesWaxMinder]

@@gostrum1🤯👍

[@ModerateObserver]

John seems so different here than in their early interviews. Much ''smaller', almost childlike, and happy letting George take the lead and sit back and take it all in with amusement. I guess it was the impact of all that LSD, eroding the sharper edges of his ego. It's a side to John that we rarely see in TV footage.

[@gav_creates]

He had undergone ego death and according to sources after, was dangerously close to losing his sense of self altogether. It was due to his innately strong sense of self that he was able to recover at all. A lot didn’t.

[@gav_creates]

Astute observation by the way, excellently put.

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

good point, and i mentioned to another individual on this thread, i think John was definitely a different man after he had got serious with Miss Yoko Ono

[@krustenkekz28]

George was the real leader. They are angels sent from god and George is the strongest one. It’s easy ;)

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

John Lennon is just considerate and listens to George's opinion too

[@connykarlsson9969]

It amazes me how mature George was for his age and time!

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

he’s really deep… if you haven’t already, i suggest checking out almost any of his subsequent (after he got into meditation and eastern mysticism) interviews or teachings, he’s really an intellectual and very interesting figure …. imo

[@CKsoundwave]

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[@ColtraneTaylor]

There are million's of George's now and in the 60s but your crowd were too busy paying attention to pop idols to notice them.

[@RoachDoggJr42069]

@@ColtraneTaylor "your crowd" why are you so arrogant and rude? doubt that's what george would've believed in. you should cut the pretentiousness out.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

@@RoachDoggJr42069 How little you know. George was the rudest Beatle. And "your crowd" was not rude certainly not if you're a Brit.

[@johnwalters8477]

This is how all intelligent discussions in the media should occur today. Civil, respectful ( with a tinge of humor), and a goal to reach some sort of truth.

[@davidhopeman9622]

Aww come on... *Jerry Springer type show ratings would slaughter this *"deep discussion crap"* 9 times out of 10.

[@A.Montgomery]

That's the greatest interview I've seen so far. One person represented the entire society's ignorance, and everyone else presented unbelievably well-spoken arguments. The more serious they appeared, the better their arguments were. The old man impressed me a lot. What I love the most is the level of respect, which is often hard to find nowadays - everyone listens, no one interrupts, and even if they hold completely different views, they separate the argument from the person. Everyone remains rational and respectful. Great.

[@johnurban7333]

Excellent way to put it.

[@lucasratti]

100% agree

[@eviticus5575]

Lennon looking ultra cool here

[@dianesaari3034]

I love George's voice🥰

[@questioneverything-rf3yf]

I ADORE his laugh as well.

[@michaelanthony386]

I find it very interesting that these were the two men who left us early, the ones who were always looking for answers within. With George I believe it was a lifetime journey, for John I believe he really was trying to become a better person, which was a lifelong journey for him.🍏

[@questioneverything-rf3yf]

The self-control John & George maintained in the face of such relentless, willful ignorance displayed by the fellow in glasses is amazing. Especially in John's case!! Neither suffered fools gladly.

[@sempercompellis]

THE guy in the glasses was just the interlocutor, nobody was disrespectful- G and J weren't demigods, they could handle a little friction (probably even appreciated it). This was 60s Britain, they didn't have the same worship of celebrity they have today in modern day Southern California.

[@aunch3]

What? The Boomers and hippies ruined the world and are to blame for todays problems. I love the Beatles but I understand they’re just men like everyone else not superheroes

[@woudytreez2755]

You sound like a wffler.@@sempercompellis

[@twomindz79]

@@aunch3 It's not original to blame the prior generation for the worlds problems . It's been happening for centuries . Blaming the hippes for todays issues is just as ridiculous .

[@kenelizabethwhitfield7078]

@@aunch3 Really? ... how so.

[@generalcustard1]

They were ahead of their time in terms of their promotion of meditation (mindfulness) - in the last few decades numerous scientific studies have shown the positive effects on conditions like anxiety or depression

[@christopherbuttnugget]

Im bipolar and have ptsd ,TM and breathing excersises and self control have helped me function and communicate better with my family and people in community.Also limit my stress and panic .Good day to all may love and light find you in peace

[@aunch3]

Any form of prayer is meditation if done correctly

[@tkn2597]

Both ahead of their time and in tune w ancient teachings

[@RJLKMRD]

so far ahead of their time, indeed

[@davidhopeman9622]

Relax and meditate on the fact of communist China having hypersonic nuclear multi warhead missiles *NOW* *!* ✌ & 💓

[@jenniferlee5871]

“ money isn’t the answer” “ if you don’t own anything your life is pure”.

[@GravityBoy72]

Easy to say when you have lots... George never gave it all away. John admitted this was all BS later.

[@svetozarkuzman2924]

@@GravityBoy72 exactly; that's what happens when you start doing acid plus you're very young and idealistic plus you somewhat lack the critical ability to delve deep into a new religion. George sounded much more logical back when I was a teen. Now it sounds quite naive, though well intentioned.

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

i wonder how much assets and total worth these 2 had , at this point 😅 i don’t think it makes them any different, or maybe i just wanna believe that , haha

[@davidhopeman9622]

@@GravityBoy72 The British tax-man probably took quite a chunk of $ *"it"* $ away back in the day anyway.

[@GravityBoy72]

@@davidhopeman9622 Yeah... but they were still rich.

[@sluggysworld469]

this old guy who only spoke like twice is one of the most empathetic humans I've ever seen from his era

[@ScarletVoodoo]

Loved that guy

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

yeah, that old geezer was deep, too! loved to hear his opinions and remarks

[@davidhopeman9622]

@@klaytonvonkluge4905 never trust anyone under 60

[@shmataboro8634]

I keep wanting to smack the snotty guy with the square glasses. So smug in his disbelief, so sure he's smarter than everyone. Obviously I need to meditate more to be less easily annoyed. ❤

[@PT_English]

George is great in this

[@SamA-oe7ft]

Naw he’s preachy and annoying lol

[@michaelcarranza6112]

@@SamA-oe7ft you’re annoying

[@KS-bt8qo]

This is one of the most thought provoking interviews I've ever seen. Unbelievable that it's from 1967. Even the guy in the glasses makes some good counterpoints. George was spectacular and John, well, I was just really proud of how composed he stayed.

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

i don’t think John had met yoko at this point, had he ? i’m not sure, and i think he was definitely a bit different after getting involved with her, for better or worse

[@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv]

@@klaytonvonkluge4905yes. He met Yoko in 1966.

[@johnwalters8477]

This is how all intelligent discussions with different view points should take place.

[@davidhopeman9622]

@@klaytonvonkluge4905 *Haroine* with Hiroshima honey loco *Yoko*

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

@@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv ah, ok; thank you !

[@fumarate1]

We all shine on like the moon,Stars,and the Sun.

[@elfinia]

‘Instant Karma’ PLAY LOUD.

[@perpetualmotion357]

Dang. George sounds so intelligent and very concise with his words. Where the other Beatles seemed to shift their personalities a lot more, George sounds like he grasped very early on what he wanted out of this life and was very sincere in his thought process in this interview.

[@Redhotshawntexas]

😂😂😂 he wanted to be a massive cokehead and sleep with Ringo’s wife. Got it

[@joonaskorhonen4266]

RIP these 2 legends

[@GEFpickupman2134]

These smart heads are so fascinating to hear and ping pong off George and John

[@Trenchant463]

A couple of dudes who happen to be highly successful pop music composers brought forward to teach everyone about hidden truths of the universe. Interesting discussion.

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

good point !

[@elfinia]

Funny, the way you put it ❤ Back in the day it seemed reasonably normal but I can see why my parents were confused 😊

[@ellesnyder942]

Personally I'm not down with George's explanation of levels of consciousness. Much of it is bs.

[@notanotherjamesmurphy5574]

I am extremely impressed by those two older gentlemen, particularly the older fellow. I wasn’t expected such respectfulness

[@BenjaminNavillus]

Can you imagine the rock and pop stars of the late 50s and early 60s (e.g. Johnny Gentle, Adam Faith, even Elvis et al) being able to articulate any religious standpoint in public? It's perhaps why The Beatles were so revolutionary. Their intelligence really set them apart.

[@cameronpickard7456]

elvis of course could

[@elfinia]

Pat Boone, a huge American star , was a well known evangelical Christian who visited the UK and drew large crowds to listen to his talks.

[@Gab-espartac]

People cares about the music not about this non sense

[@Kiwi_834]

I love George’s accent

[@julietatorres9039]

I WISH THERE MORE OF THESE VIDEOS. WHO EVER CAN SHARE THEM? THANKS ALOT. I LOVE GEORGE. RIP BOTH. STILL A HUGE FAN

[@Alex-bz9mq]

Those times when there were talented, ntelligent and creative musician inside mainstream, awake and in spiritual search...

[@Redwane-Music]

how I wish the world could go back to that life style and simplicity. Everything has a charm and peolple then knew what charm meant.

[@jorgevazquez1818]

I will always love the Beatles thank you for another great video on the greatest artists in the world.

[@propagafun4368]

Imagine recent artists have a discussion about the spiritual thing and the world's condition now. That's how revolutionary George and John were

[@dangrifdhsbxjs8424]

A lot of the youth are starting to revert back to the values and ideas held by the youth of the 1960s I feel. A lot of younger people are taking up meditation, mindfulness, and Buddhism. So hopefully this will benefit the future.

[@ScarletVoodoo]

Pleasantly surprised by this audience. The speakers were very articulate and everyone aside from the main antagonist was very open minded. I assumed there would be a lot of negators, but it was a very good and thought provoking show.

[@johnhurd3257]

Yes!!! Sort of blown away that this gathering of spiritualist and materialists actually happened! This will help me explain the beauty of inner peace and realization of true self. Love this...forever.:)

[@Redwane-Music]

John Lenon was so funny and so spontanious . He doesn't care to let it out with his sarcasm at 11:45 when George was talking about that guy in the Himalayas who since the time of Jesus was still alive as they were having this interview, George said he is alive in the same body. John immediatly said "in the same suit" LMAO , so hillarious

[@brendongomez8267]

The words ‘mental health’ is all over this interview but no one says it, they talk about religion and the universe when meditation is really just a free way to help one’s mental health to be calm vs alcohol or drugs

[@elfinia]

Mental Health hadn’t been invented yet😊 People talked of ‘nervous breakdowns’ when I was a kid , with no explanation. People were also sometimes locked up and sedated.

[@johnp515]

It can a lot more than just a mental health exercise

[@mizuko6132]

@@elfiniayes it was. Therapy and mental health was a thing. This was the 60’s a spiritual evolution was happening. There was no internet. Eastern spiritually was very foreign. The Beatles going to India was a big deal.

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

George Harrison understands the difference between wealth and material things and so does John Lennon with his Intelligent self Rest in peace you 2 prince's

[@CaezarTheEmperor]

That dude that kept contradicting what the message was should've been kicked out of the room. But it's always good to have an opposite person there opposing what you're talking about, because then you can make an example out of them. Meditation and peace of mind are the most important things in the World and Universe.

[@carlossierra5129]

Not that I agree with him, but the points he was making were pretty valid

[@teachedteach]

What could you expect from a marxist communist?

[@famatu]

Yea let's throw all opposing voices out of the room, that's never led to anything horrible historically. Also, he was raising valid points, he might not be right but those things have to be discussed

[@MofoWoW]

@@famatu Very well put!

[@pr9062]

Had John and George not made it in music,they would have slid into what most people have had to endure......trying to get a roof over their families heads, food on the table and medicine when needed. That has been the human experience for all time. Here, they have the time and means to ponder other less important issues. The guy in the thick reamed glasses made some very good points here.

[@beatles123]

so you're saying they were correct: Materialism IS the problem!

[@pr9062]

@@beatles123 Nothing to do with materialism, but basic human need needs addressing.

[@TheKarlosKollective]

@@pr9062 Or possibly, if society could have been be awake enough (or could now) to see that meditation and understanding around emotional well being was taught in schools, any human in any material living situation could benefit from meditation and its teachings. especially if someone was struggling with material things.

[@andrewharris9105]

What a gem of an upload. Was hoping one day it would be. Thanks so much. Andy, Madrid, Jai Guru Dev.

[@MarcoBeatles]

One of the few interviews they had during sgt peppers era

[@sokerplair]

I believe this was already starting towards magical mystery tour

[@markdrouin8094]

Been looking for this full interview for yrs. Thanks for posting

[@brodyr6382]

This is historic

[@tjrmakhetha]

I like the guy in glasses 😂😂😂made the exchange very interesting. The boys were brilliant. George was in his element🔥🔥🔥

[@kenelizabethwhitfield7078]

Apart from the man in the glasses .. who is clearly unhappy .. the audience responses were interesting and insightful. The man next to him answered him beautifully .. I f you don't have peace in yourself you cannot have peace in the world .. pretty simple.

[@johnp515]

He’s not unhappy. He’s merely giving his opinion respectfully. The man is John Mortimer who was a famous British writer and dramatist and former lawyer hence the very practical outlook.

[@desertedisland18]

Thanks for uploading!

[@illmatic9096]

No problem man

[@kenelizabethwhitfield7078]

I love the man next to the man with glasses ..

[@deanom6183]

Great to hear John and George were on the same page trying to improve themselves and the world. 😊

[@BrianBrayMedia]

John pretty much rejected all of it shortly after.

[@jeffkenyon483]

Sadly both were lost as a goose,and still are,they reject Jesus who could have saved them from hell,and eternal damnation.

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

When Brian died George said 'the good thing to know is that's he's ok'..

[@haleycumby1546]

This is pure gold. How do you have this?!

[@wolverine2507]

Magia

[@rojaskendall]

How have I never seen this footage before ????? 😭😭😭

[@earthspirit2556]

John was meditating the entire interview.

[@champ10ns08]

Om

[@AA-eq5wk]

reality is an outside and an inside... so many only experience the outside... all the worldly pleasures and pain and miss what is happening inside of them... when there is a balance for the individual of both observing the outside as well as the inside, one's view is more complete, one's understanding is larger... so life is more whole

[@klaytonvonkluge4905]

Many British folks are freaking experts at analyzing almost anything . . gotta love it

[@BenjaminNavillus]

As much as I like George, it's always tricky to hear him say that he would be better off without money and material wealth when there wasn't a snowball's chance in hell of him giving it away.

[@penfro]

Yes, true hippy hypocrisy. Like those who decried modernity and lived in communes, showing up in town once a week to collect their Benefits cheques made available from people who paid taxes working in office buildings and garages etc.

[@nthdegree1269]

How many stars who hit it really big in their early to mid 20s, realize that money and fame wasnt what its cracked up to be? They matured extremely rapidly.

[@nixon9346]

They kept their money and fame

[@johnp515]

@@nixon9346you completely misunderstand

[@ustheserfs]

the separation between john and george's psyche are a universe apart though they're pondering the same question. george is a student of faith, modestly pursuing greater truth and john was just searching for something to fill the void. their approaches are distinctly varied from one another.

[@ideastoragedb]

I haven't seen this. Great post!

[@deerfarmer45]

That guy in the glasses talks so much in circles, it’s important to recognize when someone is doing that as to keep the conversation progressing

[@jasongray4517]

John Mortimer, a wonderful writer and barrister who defended the Sex Pistols in court.

[@Libertariun]

Rumpole of the Bailey

[@aidanlynn]

This interview just shows how ahead of it’s time the idea of meditation was. The guy doing the interview is so old world, he can’t even process it.

[@thebeachisdark7]

this is very interesting, thanks for uploading!

[@joannegee1650]

Wait a minute - this is too heavy for Ms. Gee. See George looking good.

[@lotuseater7247]

This debate also marks the point where spirituality diverged into mindfulness. A Westernisation of Buddhism for the sake of continuing daily life.

[@penfro]

Good points made about the Quakers. If all religionists became Quakers the world would be a much better place. Imagine a world without Abrahamic dogma. I say this as an atheist.

[@arvindkumarpareek3447]

This whole concept is fascinating , thanks for sharing this video

[@astrotherapist]

What's really fascinating is the fact that now 55 years later, we still don't get it as a society; and we are still arguing and debating this stuff today!

[@cristianodgers4548]

In the Beatles in India documentary, Harrison asked the guru: Why did life choose me to be a Beatle? And because meditation seemed something deeply special to him and because to others, not so much. The guru spoke to him about his soul. Told him: Your soul leads many lives on this earth. The life you have now is the last form it will have. That's why you are the quietest and most spiritual Beatle. When you die your soul will rest eternally. He also told him that on the other hand, John Lennon's soul is an almost new soul, he has had few lives, that is why he is so restless and childish.

[@AP530]

Yet John was a lot smarter than george

[@cristianodgers4548]

@@AP530 Of course. But i'm talking to meditation.

[@elfinia]

John and George were both very clever but where John was loud and quick witted, George was quiet and contemplative.

[@cameron200126]

I love that Slavoj Zizek is there as well. Even has the hand movements and lisps

[@Fargosportsmassage]

Missed them a lot

[@guitarscrytoo]

this was beautiful

[@rachelaspogard6587]

Funny to listen into in 2023, so many People meditate now….

[@BobbySheep-dr2ii]

The calmness of George contrasted with constant interrupting ill tempered Anderson really proves meditation works

[@samuelfisher1360]

This is important

[@BeesWaxMinder]

I never seen them do anything like this before (it seems tailor-made for KZbin!) But it would be nice to have seen the previous weeks program as well… Has that survived?

[@juliecavanagh7399]

The worst part about Mr. Angry Glasses is how he kept trying to push his narrative about it. No matter how many times they explained it...

[@dougie1968]

He saw through the hypocrisy and BS of it.

[@shmataboro8634]

​@@dougie1968 He was looking at the world through BS colored glasses. Clearly an unhappy guy who needs to feel right about everything.

[@johnp515]

@@shmataboro8634He wasn’t unhappy. They were valid points that needed to be discussed.

[@penfro]

Mr. Angry Glasses was … \Sir John Clifford Mortimer CBE QC FRSL (21 April 1923 - 16 January 2009)[1] was a British barrister, dramatist, screenwriter and author. He is best known for short stories about a barrister named Horace Rumpole, adapted from episodes of the TV series Rumpole of the Bailey also written by Mortimer. - Wikipedia He was a Grade A thinker and simply challenged Harrison and Lennon’s waffle. He was a practical man who knew that, in fact, Love is not all you need.

[@Cameraman61]

"The guy in the glasses" is John Mortimer, Lawyer and playwright. The Beatles were heavily into LSD at this point (John especially) and hadn't yet visited the Maharishi at his ashram in India, where they all found out he wasn't as spiritual as he claimed, having a great desire for Earthly things like girls and money.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

50 years later you're repeating debunked lies. There'll never be any hope for people like you.

[@Susanna-ti2pv]

Splains everything. I was a student of religious studies at the university and i had a notion all religions could all have simular roots. I was totally mistaken.

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

This was an interesting open discussion. Good points on differing views. The antagonist had too much of a say though, he was rather closed.

[@dannywhitten8]

I’m with you, except they are not talking about mindfulness (focus on your breath/guided). They are talking about TM

[@TheBillaro]

this is a good point

[@seerstone8982]

I've never seen John be this quiet before.

[@thedogwoods5716]

It’s cause George just had more to say on the subject. He was way more into it than John was

[@penfro]

I reckon it was because John didn’t really buy into it to the degree that George did. It was George who wrote My Sweet Lord… got sued for it, mind.

[@aturomosero663]

And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free! John 8:32

[@fireabyss5147]

What truth

[@aturomosero663]

Jesus is the truth!!

[@jefffoster7105]

How annoying is that guy in the big black glasses who,s having none of it ? 😂 Its a good job John and George had chilled out through meditation isnt it ? Them not reacting angrily proves it works 😂😂.

[@shuddupeyaface]

You get the feeling John Lennon is biting his lip a bit. Not enjoying being in the company of the entitled. Though, it would be great to have something like this on tv these miserable days.

[@RobertNixAlternativeArtist]

Well I think it's time to crank up 'Within You Without You' and 'The Inner Light'

[@richardlynch5632]

Argue for your limitations, and sure enough... You'll have them. All love is good love. ✌❤👍🖖

[@davidhopeman9622]

Especially the Love of money

[@SearchfortheMeaning]

That shot of George looking at the man speaking intense wisdom was very revealing. And John childish innocence amazing.

[@sokerplair]

These two got schooled. And I’m not even a Beatle hater.

[@filbertthedilbert1]

Ironic that a couple of years later when Klein got involved, the money was what drove them apart.

[@penfro]

😂 Indeed. “Imagine no possessions, it’s easy if you try ”.

[@michaeldonovan4793]

Only the old man is a serious meditator...The others, including the Beatles, especially John, were just dabblers..The guy in the glasses never sat five minutes in silence..After forty years practicing meditation, I can only say, it takes away your identities and gives you absolutely nothing and that's it's gift..

[@starrfecteau3428]

They explain things so that the average person can really understand this is an excellent interview does anyone know the name of the program itself?

[@thomasmason2308]

The Frost Programme

[@shmataboro8634]

David Frost was an excellent interviewer.

[@santyfilmnerd5130]

This interview is interesting but it lacks of comments of John and I would have love to listen to him more about the subject

[@hermanhale9258]

The Beatles were living pretty much like every other rich person of the time, no matter their religion.

[@HuckleberryAlexander]

5:48 John might've just inspired a RHCP song right there

[@jefffoster7105]

Before Jesus Christ !! 😂 i absolutely love George and John but im not sure about the hymalayan guy being over 2000 year old man 😂. I wonder if George looked back at this 20 years later and thought how niave was i ! 😂😂, everything else about meditation and spiritual teaching is right on point and only a good thing and George and The Beatles brought it to millions of people who wouldn't have known about it and that was a cultural phenomenon. But the 2000 yr old man 😂. Then again who knows its very unlikely but thats not impossible is it ? How Brave though ? Actually unbelievably brave putting themselves out their to be shot down by anyone and everyone. Absolute legends , culturally and musically and also as men. GOAT.

[@rain_down_]

Funny to see how chilled and funny John is in this. Glad he wrote Sexy Sadie about the Maharishi later - 'you made a fool of everyone'.

[@au5tinic38]

This is insane wow

[@elizabethbarajas8614]

Amazing

[@andreasfasterding2309]

john hatte in der Zeit schon eine Affäre mit yoko ono . Er hat sie am 7 November 66 das erstmal kennengelernt.

[@jen3800]

actual dialogue! amazing. something we no longer have. shame

[@briandixon7411]

Goerge is right on when he says mysticism is just another word for ignorance.

[@dudemang9869]

damn the guy in the black glasses is a mark David chapman doppelgänger

[@bartschiebroek]

Funny thing is....meditation is not the mind...talking about it, absolutely is! haha. Love all Beatles!

[@artusdracus99]

Great video

[@husseinbaghdad]

24 years old George sounds like a 65 years old wise person these days. Were men smarter, wiser and more mature or what?

[@ts5792]

Is this that era where people say they were experimenting? Heard they were smoking a lot of LSD and drinking a lot of weed. Eyyah

[@MilesColtrane.]

Yes, 1967, the psychedelic year

[@asgo7320]

John is like a scared kid. And George is very mature for his age.

[@Lightner445555555555]

It's unlikely that a 3 year age gap is a huge difference.

[@JoaoGabriel-lk9cv]

A scared kid? What?

[@thedogwoods5716]

John just didn’t believe in it as much as George. His trip to India didn’t impress him as mush as it did with George

[@user-ej5gx7ph7q]

Loved these guys, they used their fame to promote knowledge, global human connection and cohesion of our human lives. Today, pop stars promote their new clothing line... The individualistic incentives of capitalism are fracturing our human population beyond repair today. I think largely as an extended, pathological response to the spread of human knowledge, connection and the belief that other human organizational schemes are not only possible, but necessary, that came out of the high education of the 50s and 60s

[@davidhopeman9622]

☭ 🎶 If you're commie and you know it clap your 👐 hands 🎶

[@GussieGreen-om6ln]

George Harrison is so Intelligent