NO WAY!| FIRST TIME HEARING George Harrison - Got My Mind Set On You REACTION

NO WAY!| FIRST TIME HEARING George Harrison - Got My Mind Set On You REACTION
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[@Whitebrowpriest]

Oh, guys, nooooo! That was NOT George Harrison flipping off the chair and dancing, that was a body-double. LMBO!! Y'all so adorable! :D

[@abelincoln3287]

My favorite George Harrison songs are "Give me love", "My sweet lord" and "What is life".

[@steveguillermo9652]

Agreed and Crackerbox Palace as well

[@michaelconnor1542]

Weird Al actually does a fantastic live performance of What Is Life, at Georgefest.

[@michaelceraso1977]

I gotta put "Something" right up there ANy song that Sinatra says is the best love song of the 1st half of the century is pretty high praise

[@1177kc]

I love What is Life!

[@michelleydenisey4697]

Same

[@southernbelle4524]

George was always called the "quiet Beatle." He just kind of stayed in the background, occasionally singing a song. Once the Beatles broke up, his true talent started to show.

[@stebstebanesier6205]

George Harrison is my favorite solo artist from The Beatles. I have a feeling that when The Beatles broke-up, George all ready had an entire catalog of music in his head that he could do.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

It's a fact not a feeling!

[@atgdcommish608]

Harrison's first album after the Beatles went to No. 1, All Things Must Pass. Basically all the songs the Beatles didn't want, even though they were great.

[@Sixwheelin]

lol the "stunt dancer" fooled y'all really good lol. George couldn't move like that I know! I've watched him since The Beatles invaded America. RIP George you were a genius

[@mackf3982]

George Harrison "All those years ago" and "What is Life?

[@ricardo_miguel13]

George is the opposite of boring! Very wise and interesting personality

[@DavidBreslow]

He's a freaking beatle! Why would you be so surprised at how diverse he is because they were so damn diverse

[@thomastimlin1724]

A common misnomer is that George Harrison wrote "Got My Mind Set on You." Understandable because generally George wrote all of his recorded songs with some exceptions. This was a song he knew from the old days he liked, choose to record it. they released it as a single and it went to #1. Wikipedia: "Got My Mind Set On You” was ex-Beatle George Harrison's first hit single in five years, peaking at Number One on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 1988. It reached Number Two on the U.K. chart. The song was written by a former mailman named Rudy Clark and first recorded in 1962 by American singer James Ray.

[@lennon1482]

to be honest I'm glad about that cos george was sounding like a nonce there tbf

[@elcorado83]

and he didnt do the stunts in the video, it was a pro dancer.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

And this version is way better

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

Thank you.

[@EricHenning]

There’s a very good reason why this doesn’t sound like a typical George Harrison song. It’s not a George Harrison song! This is George’s cover of a Rudy Clark tune first recorded in 1962 by James Ray under the title “I’ve Got My Mind Set On You.”

[@francesbiela7675]

Hello!!! George did have a great sense of humor. As a matter of fact, one Beatles myth is that when the group first auditioned for George Martin (their future producer, and enabler of their creativity),George had a lot of negative feedback for them. But he was a lovely man, and told them that if they "didn't like anything" they could tell him. George replied "well, I don"t like your tie". The young Beatles held their breath, expecting to be tossed out of the studio. George (first Harrison, then Martin) smiled, then burst out laughing. The record deal was sealed, really because of a wisecrack. Thanks for reading!

[@juanita6479]

Yes that was epic, and I knew about it for the first time listening to George Martin himself telling the story with a big smile on his face.

[@maryellengabler802]

George's "other group" (as he called it), The Traveling Wilbury's, is worth a listen. Don't know if you've reacted to them before? A real supergroup with George, Jeff Lynne (ELO), Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Jim Keltner on drums. "End of the Line" and "Handle with Care" very popular.

[@ZacCostilla]

Jeff Lynne produced this album

[@bobbymapula2918]

Great suggestion!

[@txheadshots]

They’ve done one or two

[@minty_Joe]

Wilbury's ftw!

[@corncobsandtobacco9178]

End of the line, margarita, not alone anymore and dirty word 👍👍👍👍

[@evhleppard]

George Harrison was my favorite Beatle.

[@BradReddekopp]

George did a nostalgic song looking back on his time in the Beatles and I love it. It's called "When We Was Fab". He also did a beautiful tribute to the memory of John Lennon: "All Those Years Ago". Perhaps the most well-known song he's written was released while he was still a Beatle: "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". It features a nice lead solo by George's friend Eric Clapton.

[@sjw5797]

George had his roots in the rock and roll of the fifties; they all did. Eventually you feel that urge to return to your roots. But I think you need to hear more early Beatles to get a sense of where they were coming from.

[@thomastimlin1724]

absolutely. Listening to the Beatles at random is misleading and out of sync. Too many dismiss their early recordings but do not understand how and why it evolved. they could only kick down the door with the fun, simpler love songs and rock because it was of the time they were coming from. To dismiss their earlier work as childish is absurd...they saved rock and roll from impending doom in my book.

[@rklrkl64]

Weird Al Yankovic did a great parody cover of this called "This Song's Just Six Words Long" from his excellent "Even Worse" album, even if he actually used 7 words in the chorus ("This song is...") :-) On a more serious note, George's parent album "Cloud Nine" is a very good collection of songs - possibly one of the best solo albums by a Beatle.

[@Laceykat66]

First thing I thought of.

[@goblinqueen4991]

Every time I hear this, I instantly think of Weird Al's parody. I usually get the lyrics mixed up together, too. :D

[@txheadshots]

Weird Al’s parody is brilliant.. but then, Weird Al is just brilliant They could totally do a whole set of Weird Al vs Original reactions .. that would be funny

[@twilightman2816]

Weird Al was making fun of the fact that this song (which was NOT written by Harrison) basically just repeats itself over and over with each "section" being sung at least three times.

[@kentclark6420]

'Give me Love, Give me Peace on Earth' is another awesome solo song of his.

[@jamesmcavoy379]

George wrote (and sang lead) on imo the best pop song ever recorded "here comes the sun". So yeah he's pretty good.

[@pj1995____]

Top 5 best Beatles songs 👌

[@1177kc]

I couldn’t love this more!! George is my favorite.

[@jaemyrick5277]

God be with you George Harrison R.I.P. You gave us so much wonderful, thoughtful, beautiful, sweet, music in your life time. Rob and Amber, George was not dancing in the video. It was a stunt double. This was his solo years with some uptempo. Jeff Lynne was the producer on this song, that’s the reason why it was uptempo. Yes back when George was a Beatle critics called him “ the quiet Beatle”. 🎶🎶🎶 Glad you enjoyed the song. Have a pleasant evening.

[@dsusan17]

This is such a fun song. Great reaction!

[@rosannerizzo3070]

Omgosh! George Harrison wrote and performed the most beautiful lovesong I've ever heard. SOMETHING

[@MiguelLopez-is9te]

Loved your reactions! My favorite George Harrison song. Still hard to believe he passed away 21 years ago

[@patticrichton1135]

It would have to be your favorite George Harrison COVER song, as he didn't write it and wasn't the first to record it. It was originally recorded by singer James Ray in 1962. It was written by Rudy Clark. It had been a song that George liked since he first heard it way back then, and decided to finally do his own cover of it

[@stevenweller1673]

I have an abiding love for this man's music all the way from the Beatles to this very tune. I was still in high school when this one came on MTV and it grabbed me, and the 50s feel of it made me smile, still does. George Harrison knows music, knows his audience and knows who he is...and we know and love him as a fantastic human. Miss him. Thanks S.W.

[@katya2032]

George was my mom's favorite Beatle. I loved this song was released and it led me to look into his other music. He also wrote my favorite Beatles' song, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."

[@ArmandoMPR]

This is a great 80s pop tune. George was a great man.

[@kristiulin5124]

Gerorge was always my favorite as a girl and forever. Rest in peace dude!

[@billmcandrew9210]

George Harrison’s What is life? Is super upbeat and catchy

[@carlvanderbush664]

This album, Cloud Nine, was produced by ELO's Jeff Lynne, subsequent Traveling Wilbury bandmate of George's. It came out 1 year before the Traveling Wilburys and many of the songs hint at the sound of the future Wilburys songs. You can also hear a lot of ELO in the choruses of this song.

[@vincentschmitt7597]

Thank you George Harrison for springing forth from your mother's womb so that you could unleash a deep catalog of top tier tunes on us. Appreciate it.

[@heavenlysonshine]

AAhh heh heh, thanks Beavis.

[@PaulOtis]

You gotta check out "Something" and "While my Guitar Gently Weeps", both by George Harrison while in the Beatles.

[@jaemyrick5277]

“Something” is still my favorite love song beautifully written by George. He wrote this song for first wife Patti Boyd. Whom he was in love with. “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” such a brilliant title and you can hear his guitar weep. 😃🎶One of the finest song ending jam sessions in Beatles history! Two classics. R.I.P. George.

[@SusanJohnston]

Something was written for his wife. Sinatra called it the greatest Lennon/McCartney song written. George wrote it. It had people laughing for years

[@DaveHof]

"Blow Away" is my favorite solo track by George. Just an amazing song by an amazing artist.

[@JKTritt]

Everything on his Cloud 9 album is great. My favorites are “When we was Fab” and “Wreck of the Hesperus”. But you can’t go wrong with anything off that album. “Breath away from Heaven” is hauntingly beautiful.

[@brianjacob9084]

George was mostly mellow and always thoughtful in his music, Blow Away and What Is Life were both a little more upbeat post Beatle George tunes.

[@danamuller554]

Hes my favorite musician of all time.

[@Matt-zg5pl]

I LOVE GEORGE HARRISON

[@southernwanderer7912]

George Harrison was an early rocker voice in the Beatles. He sang the cover of "Rollover Beethoven." If you've never heard it, you should. This was a crazy video produced with the help of the people doing the Monty Python movies, which he later helped finance. Another Harrison song that has a video with help from the Monty Python group is "Crackerjack Palace." I love that song.

[@michaelfoster5577]

Crackerbox Palace??!!

[@thefoss5387]

This was a cover of a 1962 James Ray song, written by a Rudy Clark. You guys heard My Sweet Lord, a song that George got sued over, for being too similar to He's So Fine, by the Chiffons. He made a humorous commentary song about the law suit, called This Song, that is also quite upbeat.

[@arielcordero]

His album Cloud 9 is AMAZING!

[@williamthompson-xm3dy]

My favorite George song is Isn’t it a Pity. Mellow but full of meaning

[@marikka9347]

Glad someone finally reacted to this song! They shot 2 videos for it. You should really check out the second video. It is quite cute. Set in an arcade, young love (more like crush), and George with his band playing in an old movie reel.

[@Jarredpearman]

I was going to say something about this because I remember there being another one but I couldn't remember what it was like. In looking it up I found that there were actually 3 versions and some KZbinr put together all 3 on the screen at once. And then I remembered seeing them all.

[@peterridd3999]

George was very underrated as part of the Beatles.

[@tammymontgomery7195]

My favorite George Harrison song ❤❤❤❤❤

[@paulkane7771]

I still can't believe we lost such a great songwriter and performer, and such a beautiful soul.

[@nancy9891]

That classic Beatles beat. George was a treasure with a spiritual heart ❤️

[@ptournas]

"Isn't It a Pity" is another great song. Along with "My Sweet Lord" it was his first #1 hit after leaving the Beatles. Both songs were on a double "A" sided single.

[@caryriggs5719]

Isn't it a pity ! A fabulous song.

[@Pulsar77]

Eric Clapton & Billy Preston played an amazing version of Isn't It A Pity on the 'Concert For George'. Definitely one of the highlights of his tribute concert.

[@ptournas]

@@Pulsar77 That was a great concert! Another of my all time favorites was George's Concert for Bangladesh.

[@ruserious9577]

"MY man just did a backflip...OMG!" Yes And the grandfather clock was really dancing!

[@josephbanet5410]

George sort of rebranded himself in the late 80s when he made this song and it's album Cloud Nine with ELO founder Jeff Lynne. Lynne's production and this hit single really brought George back into the Pop Music scene.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Produced by Jeff Lynn from ELO, right before they joined Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, and Roy Orbison to form the TRAVELING WILBURYS. George was the start of that whole thing.

[@Wallace1272]

George Harrison was born Feb. 25th 1943. "Got My Mind Set On You" was released in1987. He passed away on November 29, 2001. His final words were recorded by his wife, Olivia Harrison, as very simply “love one another.”

[@ImmortalBroken]

I love that you guys thought that was actually George backflipping and dancing. That was a professional dancer, but George is still fun lol. Try his next hit, When We Was Fab, my favorite. Definitely more Beatles-esque but still unique. Ringo plays on it and cameos in the video.

[@_joestop5]

Don't forget "All Those Years Ago" which was a tribute to John Lennon.

[@MaxPower-kb4ke]

@@_joestop5 That's an amazing song! Must check that one out!!

[@btgiv6009]

I had forgotten about "When We Was Fab", but yeah, that's a great song! Thanks for the reminder!

[@debjorgo]

After the flip, the video switches to him setting in the chair, real sedate like. I think it was supposed to be obvious that it wasn't him dancing. I like the video arcade video too.

[@gregwatson3300]

Any Road, Cheer Down, and When We Was Fab would all be good picks. George had a lot of layers. This one is definitely his fun/pop side.

[@tracygalley8713]

This is actually one of my favorite songs!! It's so fun and danceable!!

[@brucesavage8493]

Thank you for returning to The Beatles. George has a great sense of humor and put out some entertaining videos. Please check out his video for This Song which was released in 1976. It’s a great song and entertaining video.

[@brovold72]

'Crackerjack Palace' was really something else also.

[@steph990]

Totally agree on the sense of humor. Exhibit A: he’s in the Rutles. 😂😂

[@monikabeki6838]

It makes me wanna dance too - I thought George is more than mellow, I thought he would be boring 🙈 what a great example of prejudice! Thanks for that reaction!

[@louzagmi5075]

I love george he was the secret weapon of beatles

[@meganschultz8150]

One of my favorite songs of all time. Every time I hear it, I remember watching the video on my grandma's TV and jumping on the bed when I was little. This song was originally released by James Ray in 1961.

[@marklee1522]

and written by Rudy Clark who also wrote Good Lovin', The Shoop Shoop Song, and Everybody Plays The Fool. (Clark also wrote songs for the Harlem Globetrotters' Cartoon TV show)

[@special420player]

When George passed you had a whole generation that was shocked by his passing RIP GEORGE we miss you music influence yousons are brilliant

[@scottvanhille5688]

To me, this is his most recognizable song from him. This was played inside CVS. "Here Comes The Sun" is another one.

[@Earcandy73]

You really must hear him singing “Waiting for You All!”

[@markatkinson6248]

This one is my favorite George Harrison songs. Great choice....Weird Al Yankovic did a great parody to this song " Six words Long" which is another great artist to react too!!!

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

There's actually an alternate version of this music video that is quite adorable. But, this more famous version of the music video was, apparently, partially inspired by the movie "Evil Dead"?! (Which is why the taxidermy animals give ya creepy vibes 'cause they kinda came from a slightly creepy inspiration 😆). And, by the way, this song is actually a cover! George Harrison's version became way more popular but, it was originally recorded in the 1960s by a lesser-known singer named James Ray. It did okay when it was first released in the '60s but, it wasn't until George gave it a try in the '80s that it turned into a number 1 hit! 😁

[@tomasgonzalezmarin6118]

I really love my favorite Beatle. He was also my mom's favorite. This song was so funny, I think I sang it a whole year as a kid. Now that he is gone is like magic to remember those times, when George was just doing songs and it was so normal. What a talented artist. RIP dear George Harrison.

[@emiliasilva1836]

George is the best song

[@bluebear1985]

Close to the time this came out, he was part of the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys. Other members of the group were Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne from ELO, and Tom Petty. Their biggest hits they did together were "Handle with Care" and "End of the Line".

[@btgiv6009]

Interestingly enough, the Traveling Wilburys came about when Harrison was in L.A. to record a B-side song for the "Got My Mind Set on You" single. He asked Jeff Lynn if he would help him come up with something, but because studio space is hard to come by on short notice, they ended up using Bob Dylan's home studio. Roy Orbison and Tom Petty came over, too, and the next thing they knew, they had written "Handle with Care". And then they thought, "Hmmmm......"

[@Suprahampton]

They did Handle with Care a few months ago

[@labajadaman]

George was known early on as the “quiet Beatle”. He didn’t talk as much as the others, and later on became very spiritual as evidenced by his later Indian influenced Beatles music and solo albums such as All Things Must Pass. However, he had a very dry wit and could hold his own against John Lennon’s biting sarcasm. But George had a lighter side to him too and was friends and did projects with members of Monty Python. Jeff Lynne (ELO) produced the album this song came from (Cloud 9) and the two later formed the Traveling Wilburys which you reviewed a few months back and totally missed George’s involvement. You were able to identify Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, etc, but said something like ‘we don’t know who that guy is’ (George). As far as the Beatles go, a look into their pre psychedelic “Beatlemania” era would be nice. I think you would enjoy songs such as I Feel Fine, Ticket to Ride, Paperback Writer, Drive My Car, Norwegian Wood, And Your Bird Can Sing among many others.

[@270yis7]

After the Beatles ended in 1970, George came out hot with the ALL THINGS MUST PASS album and the Concert for Bangladesh. Then, he went kind of semi-dormant for the rest of the 70s and 80s until 1987, when he erupted with another set of hits that kept him on the charts and in the public eye for three or four years. In the mid-1990s, he was busy with Paul and Ringo working on THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY, which included two "new" Beatles songs cobbled together from some unfinished tapes that John Lennon made in the late 1970s.

[@christianman73]

George wasn't even close to being semi-dormant in the years between "All Things Must Pass" in 1971 and the "Cloud Nine" album in 1987. He released *seven more solo albums* in that time period! :-) He also had some big hit songs, including two top ten hits: '73's "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)" and '81's "All Those Years Ago."

[@ceciliarueda4871]

RIP George Harrison. Good reaction, continue with more

[@williamcapp448]

Jeff Lynne from ELO on backing vocals. It's almost like George is using ELO as a backing band. That's Ringo on drums.

[@meanderer06513]

George Harrison was a wonderful soul - serious, but a twisted sense of humor. Enjoy your journey into his music. Be blessed in the experience. :)

[@DJHolte]

For a dose of the twisted sense of humor, they should check out his song "Crackerbox Palace" or "This Song".

[@meanderer06513]

@@DJHolte That's just what I was thinking! :D

[@jonnno243]

I love this song. One of my favourite George Harrison songs is What Is Life. I love it. Olivia Newton John did a good version of it too.

[@johnc1593]

George Harrison was the 1st Beetle to play in America. He came to Southern Illinois to visit his sister in Benton Illinois. In Eldorado il in September of 1963 he was invited onstage at a concert he borrowed the lead guitarist, guitar and played a few songs with the band. Tge following February 1964 tge Beatles were on the Ed Sullivan show with 73 million Americans watching. Imagine the surprise the people he had met in Southern illinois had.

[@jaquettajones]

WHAT IS LIFE is a MUST George Harrison Song reaction! His wife Olivia held a contest to an "Official" video made of this song a few years back and the result is nothing short of AMAZING!

[@caroleann_2142]

George's All things must pass First Solo LP is a MASTERPIECE! The song WAWA...You deff. Want to hear that, Its a Powerhouse of Sound. Love you guys ❌💯

[@edalisauskas7313]

Produced by his good friend, Jeff Lynne (Mr. ELO) In fact, George convinced Paul & Ringo to use Jeff to produce the Beatles reunion songs in the 90s Check out 'Free as a Bird' from that session It's on KZbin A pretty one featuring the vocals of John Lennon Jeff superimposed John' vocals on the track and the remaining 3 played & sang over it

[@susanelkins3068]

Am I going to be the kill joy that tell everyone that it was not George dancing. LOL! That's what made the video even better. Love George ♥

[@brentlund2272]

Simple , sublime ....... " I NEED YOU "

[@samzilla1281]

This is one that Weird Al parodied. His chorus was "This song is just six words long". He also was a major financial backer of The Life of Brian by Monty Python. And I think he also was a backer behind The Rutles, a parody of The Beatles that included Eric Idle from Monty Python.

[@michaelconnor1542]

When asked why he put so much into Life Of Brian, he said he thought the script was hilarious and he wanted to see the movie.

[@samhainkid]

Don't forget about Time Bandits!!!! A truly awesome and original film with a stellar cast! George did the song for the closing credits as well as produced that one too!

[@marekanthony3935]

What is Life, is George’s best post Beatles song.

[@aarongoldstein7614]

Just saw Paul McCartney in concert tonight in Boston. It was the fifth time I saw him. I wish I got to see George Harrison in concert.

[@juanita6479]

Even if this video is so much fun to watch, there is another version for you guys to check in your free time, and it's also very worth it, you can look for 'George Harrison - Got My Mind Set On You (Version I)'. And here some suggestions of more of his upbeat songs, believe me, George is one of a kind and full of secrets. 'Fish on the Sand', 'Devil's Radio', 'Shanghai Surprise', 'Dream Away', 'This song', 'You', 'Going down to golders green'.

[@DaddyTre65]

I love the song and the video for "Got My Mind Set On You", but y'all know that's George Harrison's stunt double doing the dancing in the middle of the video! 😄 For the mellower Mr. Harrison, please react to "Give Me Love" and his salute to the Beatles "All Those Years Ago".

[@Laceykat66]

I believed they used Marine Jahan (inside joke).

[@talltulip]

@@Laceykat66 Hahaha!! 👍

[@jeffreymosher6334]

Yep! In the middle of the video, Harrison (through the use of a stunt double) performs a backflip from his chair and follows it with a dance routine before jumping back to his seat. It was choreographed by Vincent Paterson.

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome songwriter!!! Fun song!! Fingers crossed for Donnie Iris “Ah! Leah!”🤘🔥

[@I.am.Iain-81]

My favourite George Harrison song 🎵 ❤️

[@denatokaya5510]

That looked like stunt double to me. The man doing the back flip off the chair and dancing seemed to have a stronger build and darker hair. I don't remember ever seeing George Harrison so, animated since he was a younger man.

[@GC-nb5gf]

I love this song! It's so fun and upbeat. Love all of the Beatles, together and separate. a song I'd love to see you react to is 'Oh Darling!' by the Beatles, featuring Paul McCartney. You won't be sorry. It will blow your minds with his true gritty bluesy growling voice. So awesome. I love your reaction channels and look forward each day to seeing y'all and hearing your comments. You guys are the best.

[@karencolley-smidt864]

My baby daughter first smiled and laughed at me for the first time while I was singing and dancing to this song. That was 35 years ago! We still sing and dance to this song when it comes on the radio when we are together! .

[@nancywengert7301]

George was always my favorite Beatle. He was great in a group or solo. Loved his sense of humor and his spirituality as well as his musical talent.

[@albacore101]

Greetings from Oregon. George Harrison grew champion tulips. He loved flowers..

[@ToniMcGinty]

The beauty about the three main singers in The Beatles is that they could all be mellow (see John's "Love" or Paul's "Junk", ahem) or could rock out to their heart's content. Ringo's solo stuff is mainly old rock and roll standards or songs about how cool it was to be a Beatle. I highly, HIGHLY recommend "Wah Wah" by George, specifically his live version from The Concert for Bangladesh. I used to think it was about a romantic relationship, but it's actually about the breakup of the Beatles ("wah-wah" meaning headache), and it's a rock-soul masterpiece.

[@picklepuss885]

“Wah Wah” is a wonderful song!

[@AL13NM]

An Icon, Legend, and very cool human being! RIP.

[@markmaioli4]

The Cloud Nine album this came from was produced by Jeff Lynn of ELO. This collaboration led directly to the formation of Travelling Wilburys. 🤘

[@richardrenfroe676]

Omg this brings back so many memories of being a kid in the 80s and hearing this on the radio all the time radio taped to the Handel bars of my bike riding all over the place listening to what ever was on the local rock station

[@stormy8207]

Suggest Roy Orbison, Anything you want

[@JOVONO]

Next solo Beatle songs you should listen to - Photograph by Ringo Starr - Coming Up by Paul McCartney - Just Like Starting Over by John Lennon - Isn’t It a Pity by George Harrison

[@linussvensson8005]

I love everything George related when he worked together with Jeff Lynne from ELO.

[@brovold72]

"Run of the Mill" is my favorite of his solo era. Would not make a strong reaction vid, but is hauntingly pretty.

[@richardfriedman2633]

George Harrison related - Please, Please - Leon Russell live playing "Jumpin Jack Flash" with George Harrison, Clapton, Ringo Starr!!!. Dripping with pure soul - This is the kind of music you both LOVE!!! It's from the concert for Bangladesh - first major rock benefit in 1971. The entire video is on the other site that posts videos. Leon at 55:30 minutes in

[@carltonbakerii8274]

OMG! Y'all have to know that that was a stunt double, right? George Harrison couldn't move like that. 🤣"Crackerbox Palace" is a must from George. George and Ringo had a hit with "It Don't Come Easy", and Ringo had solo hits with "Photograph" and "The No No Song" among others.

[@johnnelson3665]

This is like the perfect couple. Brilliant.

[@hmsweet5227]

George had a stunt double for the back flip and the dancing.