Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton - Something (Live) REACTION

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[@michaelway7936]

This was part of a tribute to George Harrison who had passed in 2001. The video I believe was in 2002 and was a moving tribute to him by having various artists sing George's songs.

[@brantheavner9770]

Paul and Eric loved George very much 😊💔

[@haregeorgeson4511]

It's taken from the "Concert for George" memorial in 2002

[@GaryBox]

Yes concert was at Royal Albert Hall in London one year to the day after George Harrison had passed away. I was at this concert. The song of the night for me was Isn't it a Pity

[@KilianMcCartney]

@@randomuser964 stfu 🤦‍♂️

[@brucelamberton8819]

One of the greatest ever performances, as they were playing for their dear friend.

[@workingman6681]

"Concert for George" was an incredible tribute concert for George Harrison. RIP!!@

[@bobcorbin3294]

Oh the irony here, Eric singing a song that George wrote about Patti who Eric later married

[@Paul197A]

Bob Corbin sadly that’s a myth. Here’s an interview on KZbin with George Harrison and Clapton. George goes to great pains to point out that it want written about Patti. Turns out it was t written about anyone.

[@marioimolina]

eric singing a mega song written by george for patti whom eric also wrote a mega hit song for which was layla

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

@@Paul197A That's absolute tosh 🙄

[@Nomad-wv4oe]

Bob Corbin heard about the girl but didn’t realise until now , thanks

[@eddiemendivildeadwolf8715]

Yeah, was thinking the same thing man, the whole way through...

[@markg9721]

And Ringo Starr (also from the Beatles), along with Jeff Lynne were in the video. Song written and originally sung by George Harrison

[@llmitchellb]

god I would have loved to been at that show! Was this R&R Hall of Fame for George Harrrison?

[@hidalgo8323]

Lori Mitchell Barnett and the great billy preston❤️

[@marinman3551]

@@llmitchellb no it was a benefit concert for George Harrison at The Albert Hall the whole thing lasts about 3 hours and is (I'm not one for hiperbarly) amazing....seek it out you will love it if you love music x

[@juanmurillo1924]

RIP George ❤️

[@jennifermullen8043]

Sung and written by George.. To me this performance is highly disrespectful to George ( especially with Clapton in it). This performance is wrong on so many levels and George deserved better than that.

[@kayleehorak969]

You can see Ringo on drums back there to. I love how Paul opened with ukelele, since George loved ukelele and gifted Paul that one. I also love how Eric Clapton was singing, since they had such a strong friendship. Eric was there when George married Patti, and George was there when Eric married Patti.

[@williethebeerman]

That stage is filled with rock royalty.

[@kellydelay18]

Clapton did the guitar on while my guitar gently weeps

[@barblessable]

Yes yes , and the way he played it at this Concert For George had me weeping ,check out the kid on guitar who looks like George aged about 17 he's George's son Dhani .

[@brentlee1043]

Frank Sinatra called this one of the greatest love songs of all time to think this was written over 50 years ago. When they where still the 4 lads from liverpool.

[@pianosongbook]

actually Sinatra said, it´s one of the best Lennon/McCartney Songs... too bad.. as we know, George was a genius songwriter too...

[@jflaugher]

@@pianosongbook Sinatra also said it was the greatest love song written in the latter half of the 20th Century.

[@johnmrshall9171]

Frank said this IS THE GREATEST LOVE SONG EVER WRITTEN!

[@stevenlee6883]

This is a great concert. You should watch it sometime. Many artists cover George Harrison's music.

[@stephenviveney5836]

Your reaction when Eric and the rest of the band join in is priceless!!! This is what a band is supposed to be!!!

[@mst3kharris]

I love this arrangement; the moment the guitar bursts out always gives me chills.

[@randy8297]

The second half of the song is how it was originally recorded. The first half by Paul is how George use to play it on ukulele when getting together with mates.

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

First half sounds more like the original Beatles, second, more like Eric Clapton. Maybe George Harrison was musically closer to Clapton.

[@daletwin1]

@@Daniela-pr7rz What are you smoking? the first half does NOT sound like the original Beatles version of something more than the second part. Not at all. When the band comes in is when it sounds like the Beatles. And Clapton is playing the lead guitar George wrote. The song is the song when you hear the bass part and the lead guitar. Just a ukulele does not sound like the original recording as much as when the band comes in and Paul does the original harmony he did in the recorded version. Something is not Something without the bass and lead guitar in it. Those are the best and most important parts of the song besides the words.

[@daletwin1]

Eandy, I agree with you. I don't think Daniela listens to the Beatles. Her comment is way off the wall.

[@Daniela-pr7rz]

@@daletwin1 It is my opinion that Paul's version sounds more like a Beatles song generally sounds like. More than the slow version, even though they originally recorded the song more like the second version. Don't you think you're just a little too easily offended here? Check yourself.

[@daletwin1]

@@Daniela-pr7rz you are the one saying I am offended. I just asked you what you were smoking. You disagreed with the original comment and so if you can't handle someone disagreeing with you than don't criticize other people's comments. There is no way Paul just playing a ukulele by himself ( no ukulele even in the original recording ) sounds more like the original version than the second part of this performance which has all the original elements in the original song does. What makes the song sound like the original is the bassline, the lead guitar, the harmonies and the drums. I agree with the original comment and am standing up for that comment. Speaking of checking yourself, go get your ears checked. I would be surprised if you are a Beatles' fan. No way the first part sounds more like the original song than the second part where Ringo is playing the original drum part, Clapton is playing the original lead guitar, Paul is singing his original harmony part and someone is playing that incredible bassline you hear in the original recording. You are just wrong. The song is not the song without that bassline and lead guitar in it.

[@JKM395]

One of the most beautiful songs every written.

[@danielceo4694]

Ohman! I love this performance! It always makes the hair on my arm stand up and tears swell up in my eyes whenever I listen to this or watch it!

[@daletwin1]

Just an unbelievable rendition of an incredible song. When Paul and Eric are harmonizing I get goosebumps every time I hear it.

[@armadillotoe]

It is said that George didn't write as many good songs as John, or Paul, but he wrote as many great songs. This is a timeless wonderful song that expresses the amazement every man who falls in love feels. I was afraid Paul was going to turn it into a "silly love song," but it turned out great. I am sure George was smiling at this.

[@celinhabr1]

And that's an exaggeration, George wrote some great songs but not as many as John and Paul. And really? The Silly Love Songs bullshit, mate? Even John who started this bullshit corrected himself and yet people still say that crap...i swear...

[@robertsaul234]

I have Bootleg from the Get back sessions where Paul was helping George write this song

[@beckybarnes4651]

@@celinhabr1 Paul McFartney is a Tory cunt, and George was 10 times the man he was!

[@patticrichton1135]

@CitiZEN CAT "YESTERDAY" is still the most covered Beatles song.

[@patticrichton1135]

@CitiZEN CAT Actually Frank called it the "greatest LENNON AND McCARTNEY song ever written" YEP, FRANK DID make a BIG GOOF on National Television. I know that GEORGE eventually heard about that, and I am SURE he was NOT happy.

[@memyself1670]

Possibly one of the best versions done next to George Harrison's himself playing!

[@yellyman5483]

I think Paul should have played the bass himself, but the intro with ukulele was amazing. I`ve seen Paul doing this live, and it was fantastic.

[@arconeagain]

Stinky breath.

[@BVB-lk9yb]

​@@yellyman5483 I think it's amazing how good paul still sings this song live, he seems to struggle more with most of his own songs than with that one( the ukulele version is great but the original with that amazing bassline is even better)

[@yellyman5483]

@@BVB-lk9yb That`s true. Paul`s vocals here was beautiful.

[@herbyragan7801]

This was from the “Tribute To George” concert. George Harrison loved the ukulele and was pulled out whenever he had friends over. That is why Paul started the song with the Uke. The song was written about his wife Patti. Eric Clapton stood as best man at their wedding. Years latter when Eric Clapton married Patti, George stood as best man at their wedding.

[@timsteinert2342]

The reason he opened the song with ukulele was that Paul related that a little bit before George died, Paul was visiting George (and they were playing ukulele together) and he played "Something" for George.

[@yellyman5483]

@@timsteinert2342 And it was on Paul`s setlist on the current tour Paul was doing. He was doing the whole song solo on a ukulele. That is why the did it like this, and it worked fantastic.

[@pharoahegypt]

I read that it was actually George who gave Paul that ukelele in the first place. ?

[@yellyman5483]

@@pharoahegypt That is true!

[@dominicksforza3484]

Absolutely beautiful... RIP George. Paul and Eric did this masterpiece justice. Timeless music that will never get old, it makes me feel young again.

[@mgabbard]

The Concert for George is one of my favorite concerts of all time. Eric Clapton harmonizing with Jeff Lynne is amazing, and Eric and Paul singing the bridge here on Something brings a tear to my eye every time. You need to check out other amazing performances from this concert like Billy Preston singing My Sweet Lord, Billy and Eric singing Isn’t it a Pity, and the ensemble While my Guitar Gently Weeps is the showstopper.

[@danielceo4694]

Actually this concert was from the 2002 Concert For George Harrison. A year after George had died, his family, Eric Clapton, fellow former Beatles, and many many friends and colleagues decided to put on a tribute concert to him. Yes, Paul and Eric are great! But if you take another look you'll find other great legendary musicians on the stage with them, like Ringo on drums, Jeff Lynne (from ELO) also singing and playing guitar, Billy Preston on organ and lots of other musicians George worked with throughout his career. And, yes, this was a song the Beatles recorded; arguably one of the greatest songs George Harrison wrote with the Beatles shortly before they broke up and his owb first number one hit song (usually John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote the hits for the Beatles)!

[@nataliag1]

This gave me goosebumps!

[@BlueJon1975]

Love this concert and it always makes me cry!

[@RalphPacheco2]

If you have a chance, get the whole show, Concert for George, it is beautiful, your heart will be so full at the end of the concert that you will find tears running down your cheeks

[@richardmartin9565]

One of those songs I just stop what Im doing and just listen.

[@Raul_Alvarado2458]

What! Two legends...you missed this one. There were so many legends there.

[@jeffmartin1026]

This is from the tribute concert for George Harrison - an absolute ALL STAR BAND!! Paul starts playing on the uke, a favorite instrument that George often carried with him. George wrote this song for his then wife Patti - Eric was madly in love with her and ended up marring her after she and George broke up. Eric wrote "Layla" and "Bell Bottom Blues" about his unrequited love for her when she was still married to George, both epic songs.

[@robmorrison1043]

You forgot, Wonderful tonight!

[@ktwebbdevil]

Patti inspired several classic songs!

[@man-of-the-world]

Mark Mann doing Georges guitar parts was fabulous.

[@jazzyboy7784]

Possibly the most beautiful song from the Beatles...

[@Kasino80]

Every song from this concert gets me teary eyed. The love in that room was palpable.

[@redletter2008]

Great choice India.

[@matthewgombos1102]

This brought tears to my eyes

[@tommyriley9821]

fantastic, always gives me goose bumps ,great song .

[@ocheltree1]

This was the concert for George. "Something" was written by him. After his death, his son, Dhani and friends all got together and put on this memorial concert. The entire show is worth watching! Everyone was a close friend of Georges. You would really enjoy listening and reacting to Billy Preston singing another George song, "My Sweet Lord", he was on the organ, man is he good on that thing. You will feel like you been to church, in a good way. Thank's, India.

[@stephendintino6076]

Wonderful! Thank you for you appreciation and reverence!

[@jeffheadrick2009]

I loved watching your reaction to that song (one of my all time faves) almost as much as I love the song itself. It was the highlight of my day!

[@haregeorgeson4511]

George was only twenty six when he wrote this masterpiece

[@hollybeat6901]

One of THE highlights of an AMAZING show! Well worth checking out in its entirety!

[@Eowyn187]

Pure magic! Eric Clapton. #guitargod Anything he touches is amazing.

[@daudder]

stunning version of the song. The whole concert for George is a lovely tribute to George Harrison. Great reaction...:)

[@mikeyk212]

Macca - lovely singer. Great arrangement of great song. One of the classic Beatle songs.

[@antifax8454]

One of the most exciting concerts I've seen in my life. Thanks George for your music. ❤️❤️

[@antifax8434]

without a doubt this was one of the best concerts in the history of modern music, Thank you George for your music. ❤️❤️❤️

[@chantellecline6945]

Ahh Eric Clapton, there are just a couple artists I really remember growing up that my mother loved that was the Rolling Stone, Fleetwood Mac and Eric Clapton. Man what a guitar player.

[@stevenhershkowitz2265]

The most beautiful love song ever written...

[@jefffournier9986]

One of Greatest love ballads of all time great no matter what style you play it.

[@Isleofskye]

Glad I persevered as this is one of my favourite songs of all time and initially I thought this Tribute to George playing Ukulele was not going to do it justice but then the magic really began :)

[@ejcecil1305]

The second singer in the glasses, Eric Clapton, introduced American Blues and Reggae to the world. He did not invent it, but embraced it. He brought it to England, where The Rolling Stones, Beatles, The Who etc... all embraced it and kicked started their career. Plus, he is one of the best singers and song writers of the 1900's

[@mmay2669]

EPIC!!! I've never seen this. Fantabulous! Thanks for reacting.

[@88pjtink]

HOW IN THE WORLD did you not listen to more from this concert, after seeing this!? Or did you? This is one of the best concerts I have ever seen.

[@mandalachannel4655]

Beautiful is George Harrison singing his own song. This song is so beautiful.

[@lilamuzik3385]

That was just wonderful! Ahhh the nostalgia.

[@pianosongbook]

great episode India! (as I´m a huge McCartney Fan) Song is originally written be Ex-Beatles George Harrison.. one of his best songs, he has ever written

[@MrShoman100]

Great song great performance.

[@carolynbruning4981]

Every song on this video TOP NOTCH!! More Please!

[@ArniePorter]

Great George Harrison song written when he was with The Beatles played by some of the greatest legends in rock. Lovely reaction too.

[@dougmurphy1777]

Such a treat to hear McCartney and Clapton singing together because it's such a rare event. I remember them doing While my guitar gently weeps at some other one off event, but that's it.

[@robertsaul234]

Same event "The Concert for George"

[@macalcord]

This has always been my favorite Beatles song..Yes, I love it more than Hey Jude, Let It Be or While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

[@michelleholliday4123]

More than two legends....Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton! But Jeff Lyn from ELO and Ringo Starr the Beatles drummer. This Concert for George was awesome!

[@1rsalc]

The full instrumentation in the middle was powerful!

[@phillipecook3227]

George called Eric his " husband in law".

[@antifax8454]

Thank you India. You have made me very happy with this song by George Harrison in The Beatles. Something masterpiece.❤️❤️😍

[@robbie007]

Paul McCartney is such a great backup harmony singer!

[@danwils4198]

G’day lndia keep up the good work mate from Australia and like you my daughters are still discovering amazing songs from the Beatles and in that crowd for a tribute to George there are many many legends 😍

[@janprimrose]

Beautiful, beautiful song. The original, sung by George Harrison is one of my all time favourites.

[@brgreg8725]

I’ve seen Paul play this live on the ukulele three times. It was so touching each time!! Your reaction is phenomenal

[@rayjennings3637]

Next to 'Live Aid', this Concert for George was probably the best live concert ever!

[@mrbundyred]

goosebumbs when Eric Clapton begins

[@allanjones1680]

this was the concert for george(george harrison)

[@weepair2]

UK music. Finest in the world. More please.

[@hpb5495]

This same show had Billy Preston (RIP) leading "My Sweet Lord" and it was very sweet. You would enjoy it a lot. The entire star studded "Concert for George" was truly fabulous.

[@aron9368]

one of the greatest lovesongs ever

[@daviddoss1104]

Best music you will ever hear.

[@gerimessina7286]

Tribute concert for George who had passed away about a yr earlier. Those closest to him performing his songs with his son, Dahni onstage with the best. Many legends here on stage. Here, in this song, Paul starts with just the ukulele - b/c George used to love to break out the ukulele when he had guests over and he and his many musician friends would play ukulele ... :) 20013 is when this video was posted - not when performed. Just another FYI this is a song George wrote for his first wife, Pattie who later left him to marry Eric Clapton, one of his closest friends - George and other Beatles were at the wedding.And another FYI - sorry, but Paul McCartney is pretty old now in 2020 - close to 80 - Ringo (who was playing drums in back) must be 80 by now. They both still tour but Paul has sadly lost his voice. Still puts on a great show.

[@3allz]

Jeff Lyne really couldve been a 5th Beatle. His voice harmonizing with Erics just sounds like heaven.

[@DBEENE123]

Paul McCartney's high harmonies from the early days until now have a transcendental sound. The dude hits the notes that your heart longs to hear...it's like you know it's coming in your mind and Paul always nails it. soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good

[@epilobia1]

5 legends on stage .... Albert Lee - Nashville legend , Gary Brooker - Procul Harum , Ringo Starr , Eric Clapton , Paul McCartney .

[@avantprog6902]

That was probably the best reaction I've seen from you. You looked genuinely touched. Had you known the history, you'd have been even more moved. Everybody who knew George Harrison thought of him as their best friend. He was the most beloved Beatle. You need to see Ann Wilson's tribute singing," Beware of Darkness".

[@cynthiawalson2586]

WOW THANKS 4 POSTING LOVE THAT UKE

[@narlycat]

Frank Sinatra once said he thought this was the prettiest love song ever. The original version sung by George Harrison performed by the Beatles on their Abbey Road LP in 1969. The Beatles last studio album. This performance was the Concert for George in 2002, one year after George left us. Paul you know was also a Beatle and Eric played on one Beatle song and multiple records with George afterwards. They toured Japan in 1992.

[@TheTestingGrounds]

India, it's so nice to see you broaden your horizons. This is a beautiful song, played in tribute to George, who wrote and sang it originally. Keep on keepin' on girl!

[@mikewood6071]

This whole concert was just a moving tribute to a great artist No one showed out or over played any of the songs, as some artists will do Everyone checked their ego and just played George Harrison’s songs Nothing but class throughout

[@Warumfragstdu]

I beleive that ukulele was a gift from George to Paul

[@mikeaudette2823]

On stage with them were.... Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Jeff Lynne, Jim Keltner, Dhani Harrison and other friends of George Harrison.

[@carolynbruning4981]

This is from. A concert for George. George Harrison. Done exactly 1 year to the day of his passing. This is a who's who of talent on that stage. I own this DVD. Best concert ever!

[@RoryVanucchi]

Great tribute by the old band mates. Billy Preston aka 5th Beatle on the keyboard

[@karenwalker3770]

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND getting this DVD. It's the "Concert for George". A bunch of his friends (& his son Dhani) did this concert a year after he died.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

2 legends !!!!you missed "Ringo "on drums "jeff Lynne on guitar, billy preston on keyboards, to name afew....

[@mariaredeblue794]

I m completely crazy for you!!!!!!!😲😍😲😍😲😍

[@matthewgenyas4454]

Had 2 of the all time top 10 guitarists playn there

[@michaelrowell7798]

The ukelele that Paul plays at the start is one actually one of George's own uke's. George, from all reports, was an avid collector of them. Delightful, wistful intro to a truly beautiful song...

[@ejcecil1305]

Two Beatles and many others playing the THIRD Beatles, George Harrisons best song. Brings me to tears !!!

[@GroovingPict]

I think this was the memorial concert for George Harrison (this was one of the Beatles songs that he wrote). Also worth mentioning of course is that one of the seemingly seventeen drummers on stage is Ringo Starr

[@kathys6402]

The man standing to Eric's left (facing them) is Jeff Lynne from ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) & the drummer with the beard & hair is Ringo Starr of The Beatles

[@melissayost4888]

I think I like this better than the original & that’s saying something! Legends working together. Wow. I’m a huge fan of The Beatles, Paul & there r no words for Eric. The you so much for posting this. Love u Girlfriend.

[@OhMyGoshIndia]

THANK YOU

[@williamjordan5554]

Beatles song written by George, sung by his friends, former Beatles, and son. Paul sang harmony on the original too.

[@lionheartroar3104]

Beautiful tribute to George

[@jflaugher]

The song was written by Beatles' lead guitarist George Harrison. And the clip is from the Concert For George which was performed in tribute to George Harrison after his death in 2001.

[@andynixon2820]

You might like paul McCartney's live version of live and let die . It's epic .

[@seamusolunacy]

George Harrison wrote this about his wife Patti Boyd. She left George for Eric Clapton who sang and played guitar on this version. Eric went on to write Wonderful Tonight about her. Basically she had two of the greatest love songs written about her. The webs we weave x

[@catnc1]

George Harrison had given that left handed ukulele to Paul as a gift. He and Paul would play them when George invited Paul over to his house. Anyway, I agree with you that Eric and Paul's voices sounded incredible together.