FIRST TIME HEARING George Harrison - What Is Life REACTION

[@brianh9358]

Just to give you a bit of background on the video, in 2016 George Harrison's widow and son held a worldwide contest for a video to accompany this 1971 song from George. This winning video features Emma Rubinowitz and Esteban Hernandez, both of the San Francisco Ballet. The reason it was selected is because it conveyed the joy of the song in the form of dance.

[@johncampbell756]

Thank you. I thought that was Zooey Deschanel.

[@cicadajet]

Its a nice video to be sure, but I do agree it can be distracting from totally just listening to the music. Same for a lot, (but not all), of older songs put to modern videos

[@saturnnet1627]

Could have done without this very distracting video.

[@johnathandavis3693]

I have loved this video since it came out. Have loved the song for 50 years. I think the video is VERY complimentary to the song and interpretive of it, also...It is just a joyful, beautiful song, and I'm certain that George would have approved...

[@mattfulmer4243]

Meh. Would rather just have a variety of still pictures of George.

[@judywelch1044]

Old granny here. when they hit usa I fell in love.from the start i gravitated to George. hes bee my fave ever since

[@littlejohhny42]

This is not your usual love song of a man proclaiming his love to his woman. He is singing his love to his God and is grateful for His undying love. It is a hymn. Set aside a few hours and listen to the album from which this song comes, entitled: All Things Must Pass. It is a triple record set. His debut solo album in America. It's monumental !

[@inspectorguymn]

George Harrison...."Wah Wah" blow you away.

[@michaeltveten8458]

My fav George Harrison song. My fav Beatle. George didn’t delve into politics, but rather, wished for peace.

[@kroakie4]

My soul floats every time I hear this song.

[@MikeKonczal-cq1pu]

I'm a 59 year old former soldier, volunteer firefighter, and carpenter. I have tears streaming down my face. This is the song I sang to my wife (in her ear) at our wedding in '95. She said that was the first time she'd heard it and it was her new favorite song, in spite of me. She was the light of my life and the best friend I've ever had. She died in my arms 13 years ago, and I really want to be with her, my sweet Lord.

[@oldermusiclover]

I'm so sorry lost all my family 5 to cancer one to diabetic problems

[@jeffwestcott6902]

George Harrison was just incomparable. Nothing else to say.

[@gdoggatl]

Great Song!!! Another great George song is "Blow Away" from early 1979.

[@jimburow706]

My favorite George Harrison song.

[@scottchapin2323]

This video was shot after George had passed, this is an old song 1970. A contest was held and this is the one that Olivia & Dhani approved.

[@lisafults6683]

I was checking to see who added this. This is one of my all time fav songs, and I do love this video, but the song needs to be listened to first, before seeing the video. It’s a lot to take in all at once.

[@JimmyBrock]

The girl was a dancer from the San Francisco ballet.

[@cynthiar6426]

​@@JimmyBrockThey both were. I think the fella still is.

[@winterdock]

The video looks so amateurish

[@tomaroni6670]

..."Class of 76"...This song was most likely playing on the radio when the yellow ball smiley face with the quote "Have a Nice Day" was created and started showing up EVERYWHERE!

[@joaovictormarini2488]

George was blessed, and he shows it on his songs! The best Beatle, for me ❤️🎶

[@bryanwhitton1784]

My closest friend whom I have been friends with for 57 years is a major Beatles-phile were talking about which of the Beatles single career we thought was best. He chose Paul and I chose George. He was surprised but he agreed with my reasoning. I said Paul is far and away the most commercial of the four. John is the most unique. RIngo played songs that fit his limited vocals but George was the poet and philosopher. So as I like songs with more depth George is my favorite.

[@jodyjackson5475]

Yep he was MY Beatle❤

[@Hexon66]

Easily the best songwriter.

[@John_Locke_108]

And Joe was yo momma

[@joaovictormarini2488]

@@bryanwhitton1784 I agree with ya ❤️ George was a poet and philosopher, reading his songs we can see it

[@davelevitt48]

Hi from the Uk. I was 14yrs old when the Beatles hit the charts with ‘Love Me Do’ so grew up with their music. Was lucky enough to meet all four whilst attending the premiere of “ Yellow Submarine “. We were besieged along other celebrities in the cinema foyer by hundreds of fans when police lost control. After swapping brief pleasantries, enjoyed the movie etc, they moved off. I was going to ask them to sign the programme but as they were in conversation with Peter Sellers I lost my nerve. At 74 I still remember what a magical night it was.

[@TREYCEMONE]

One of my favs by George, this cut and "Give Me Love"

[@chrismellor1606]

Give me love is so beautiful it always makes me cry.

[@jimmiller7873]

Older song, more recent video. Video doesn't do justice, in my mind. ✌️

[@jimmiller7873]

I should have added that if the video had been the main subject with the music as a background only then it would have been decent, but since the music was the main subject, the video was too distracting. Does that make sense? 🙂

[@MauriceThornton-h9q]

George Harrison is the man

[@johnwoolard4599]

"That is Amber" is a wonderful compliment. She is Emma Rubinowitz a famous American Ballet Dancer.

[@elainejones9038]

I grew up listening to the Beatles. George and Ringo were my mum's and my favourites.

[@ForbiddTV]

The vocals lost in the back is due to the famous producer Phil Spector and his well known "Wall of Sound" style. The whole All Things Must Pass album that this song is from is pretty much like that.

[@jgsheehan8810]

So many George songs that I would want on my funeral wake sound track. George had a lot of heart.

[@aprilrich807]

This is the B side of My Sweet Lord - a great song. He’s truly missed.

[@tomlemery8490]

Great song with My Sweet Lord.

[@thomastimlin1724]

in the USA the B Side of My Sweet Lord was Isn't It a Pity. What is Life was the net single released here with the B side being Apple Scruffs. So when I saw your comment I was confused lol.

[@bradfooks4485]

​@@thomastimlin1724 in the UK it was b side to my sweet Lord not in the US like you said

[@aprilrich807]

@@thomastimlin1724 oh geez! You’re right - I should never have trusted my memory, especially when I could have easily gone and looked at my records. 🤪

[@tomlemery8490]

@@bradfooks4485 I guess all I'm trying to say is that I liked My Sweet Lord and What Is Life?

[@JYNX711]

George's That's What It Takes might be an underrated gem.

[@mypl510]

This song makes me want to cry with happiness. It just does.

[@robertdwyer5486]

IMHO, one of the finest rock songs ever written.

[@lynnschnekenburger7270]

Like I said before: EVERYONE needs a little George Harrison in their life!!!! This song in particular makes your day exponentially better!!!!!🤞❤ Check out how the video to this song came to be, it just may change your mind.

[@rhondaturner9494]

Will you freaking stop this!!!

[@heavenlysonshine]

Pluhleeese. Stick to the music.

[@heavenlysonshine]

When i first saw this video paired with this song, I honestly thought it was just 2 millennials mocking the song.

[@hugoortega4548]

Great song and George had an all-star group of friends as his backing band.

[@brentcox7772]

Awesome song! George was just great!🤘🔥

[@philipscoppettuolo1697]

This was one of George Harrisons best songs he ever wrote and produced.

[@suave-rider]

wow this takes me back to my 9yo self when it was released and played on the radio

[@gregsager2062]

He co-produced the song with Phil Spector. This recording heavily features Spector's trademark "Wall of Sound" approach.

[@markc5771]

I have to agree

[@magneto7930]

George's best song! Not crazy about the video myself, but the song is excellent! Blow Away by George Harrison, that's the one you need to react to next!

[@Dude_Slick]

There's nothing more uplifting than watching our little farm girl when she's feelin the music.

[@jamesgilboe1698]

"Isn't it a pity" is a must listen George Harrison song.

[@seankelly8715]

Especially the Live in Japan with Eric Clapton and his Band version!

[@caryriggs5719]

It is a must. Most thoughtful lyrics

[@jorgeperla7383]

I listen to that song everyday

[@jorgeperla7383]

@@seankelly8715 yeah I downloaded that video cause that’s the only video on KZbin it sounds amazing more than music tbh

[@beatleschick1000]

ABSOLUTELY!! that may be my favorite 0:55 George Harrison song ❤️

[@kevinhowe6773]

All Things Must Pass is George’s masterpiece. An album where he was finally able to have more than one or two songs. Please keep mining this great album for more tracks, especially Wah-Wah; If Not for You; Behind That Locked Door; Beware of Darkness; Awaiting on You All; and the title track, All Things Must Pass.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

If you haven’t picked up the 2020 remix, check it out. Best mix of the album.

[@mnomadvfx]

You get the not so small feeling that ATMP was 10 years of repressed artistry bursting out of him.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@Sweetish_Jeff_ I usually swear by the MFSL mix, they seldom do a bad job.

[@scottieg16]

This song always puts me in a good mood.

[@cyntheazeni3421]

OMG one of my fave all time songs!!!

[@dgetzin]

This is one of his best - likely written during the “get back” sessions.

[@flyingburritobro68]

I believe he wrote it with the intention of Billy Preston recording it

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

Written much between the end of those sessions and the beginning of the Abbey Road sessions with Billy Preston in mind. He changed his mind and kept it up his sleeve rather than attempt a version with the Beatles.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

@@normandavidtidiman9918 Reading his thoughts I hear "My muses gave this to me, and Maclen has unearned it, I'm keeping it."

[@Renkk17]

Paul McCartney & Wings - Uncle Albert - Band on the Run - Listen to what the Man says - With a Little Luck - Jet - Live and Let Die - Coming Up - Let em In - When the Night - My Love

[@bernerandgoldenmom7143]

I love this song because you can really hear the JOY in Harrison. It's like he was just letting loose and singing from his heart, and we were all happy to go along with him for the ride! This song lifts my spirits every time I hear it. 💞

[@chipdamutt108]

I agree with Jay regarding the video. It's an absolutely awesome song. Love the orchestration. The strings and horns add so much.

[@michaellockhart554]

You need to listen to George's sense of humor, try Crackerbox Palace or/and This Song. On this song George's "husband in law" Eric Clapton is playing rhythm guitar

[@robrobertson4619]

George was my favorite as a kid back in the 60’s. When they broke up, Paul McCartney and Wings was one of my favorite bands. “Let Me Roll It” would be a great one to do by Paul and Wings!! 😊

[@michaelfrazia4569]

I was a kid in the 70s..I became a wings fan , and then I learned about the bealtes who became my favorite band...wings was a great band...Paul had some solo career

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

The main guitar riff in “Let Me Roll It” is the same riff John plays on “Beef Jerky” during the instrumental break. Many think this was a tribute to John by Paul.

[@buddhabder]

Yes. Let Me Roll It would be an interesting one to react to!

[@louisspeciale]

Oh Amber you can dance! This song was on the movie " Good Fellas".

[@louisspeciale]

@@Sweetish_Jeff_ But John Lennon did it first and invented it.

[@grievousangelic]

Now you need to see "Concert for George," which is the concert recorded on the first anniversary of his death. The concert is filled with all of George's friends, including Paul and Ringo, as well as Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne from ELO, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and many, many more. It's a must-see performance, and features some of George's best songs, sung by those who love him. Love the reaction! Peace!

[@davidjones6389]

They may have watched a segment of that.

[@terrilgeorge7255]

And his son Dhani, who looks so much like a young George. Makes me tear up at times.

[@ionestevens1846]

I really enjoyed the Indian music they did,especially the inner light

[@granthosier8518]

"Concert for George" is special. Great performances.

[@markbestick9216]

You missed the best part, when Prince goes off, on the song, “My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Simply incredibly. J and Amber, if you haven’t already watched it, it is a must.

[@davidsuchocki7956]

My Favorite!!!!!!!! Love George Harrison!

[@davidskidmore4189]

I've always seen this song as an example of George's penchant for slipping a spiritual message in a love song. I think the "You" who's love he can't do without is God. Amazing tune that I have loved since childhood. Beatles freak from the crib on up, yo!!!

[@brentholladay3113]

I like the dancing, it’s a perfect blend, put together well

[@kellyjohnson3617]

I had forgotten this song. George had a certain sound he gravitated to. He used a lot of unusual chord progressions. And his vocal stylings were very unusual and unique to only him.

[@rickmcchesney590]

George was always my favorite,I am 70 years old this is now my favorite video this young lady makes me remember the exuberance of youth, something I seemed to have forgot.

[@dreamweaver8913]

This is what this song sounded like on the radio back in the day when it was played more frequently than it is today. It's an amazing song, my favorite by George Harrison!

[@kencooper8835]

This song always makes me happier.

[@DiegoRamirez-zc7fs]

Listen to “It Don’t Come Easy” by Ringo, written by George. George gave Ringo the song because he felt it was better suited to Ringo’s voice. He actually GAVE him the song, didn’t ask for royalties or anything.

[@tombeyerlein3813]

It Don't Come Easy. I know it was a typo, but just wanted to make it easier for them to find.

[@KarlKraus1]

they've already listened to that one

[@triggerwarning5762]

Then listen to Clapton's "Let it Rain", released a year earlier. I had always assumed Clapton had written "It Don't Come Easy".

[@heavenlysonshine]

@@tombeyerlein3813 Too bad they already did that one.

[@tombeyerlein3813]

@@heavenlysonshine That's right! Sorry, I forgot.

[@edbluez99]

I saw an interview with Harrison's wife, talking about being in his hospital room when he passed away. She said the room literally was filled with a bright light.

[@PJAvenger]

This box set music was the first non-toy my parents gave me as an Xmas present so I remember it fondly. George had some incredible talent. RIP.

[@elgato6053]

Great parents!

[@PJAvenger]

@@elgato6053 Yes I miss them every day, but now I'm the Grand Parent for my 2 girls - the world changes fast, you'd better be ready

[@2tmac603]

His album, "All Things Must Pass" was amazing....and the first solo effort after the Beatles broke up. I wore this album out playing it over and over. When the Beatles hit in 1964, it was George Harrison that I had the mad crush on. Loved, loved this album. "Run of the Mill", or "Beware of Darkness", are also from this album are great. More please...

[@jorgeperla7383]

Run of the mill is art 🖼 the whole album was beautiful

[@brianjacob9084]

"Give Me Love" is an awesome George song

[@jennybroad1763]

Ooooh I remember this. Love it! Haven't heard it for decades.

[@Bar-l7w]

Love George always felt a lot of his songs are spiritual in nature. Such a sweet man he’s missed

[@lynnschnekenburger7270]

So missed!!!❤

[@johntiggleman4686]

His song "Within You and Without You" from Sgt. Pepper is quite spiritual.

[@joankisloski6972]

Love him too.

[@cynthiar6426]

I loved watching the smiles slip onto y'all's faces. This song does that to me every time. It's a cheerful little ditty, for sure.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Probably next to My Sweet Lord is my favorite solo song from Harrison.

[@metrolax]

And George saw vocals as simply another instrument. He never tried to overtake the other players with vocals in his music

[@ronbruno5942]

One of George's best!

[@michaelenosmusic]

On my short list of favorite songs of all time.

[@moisescortes2381]

🙂UNA DE LAS MEJORES CANCIONES DE GEORGE, POCAS PALABRAS PERO CON MUCHO SENTIDO. EL VIDEO CON LS CHICA BAILANDO, MUY BIEN👍

[@jorgeperla7383]

GEORGE HARRISON FOREVER UNTIL THE END OF TIME

[@glenncenter6579]

I would LOVE for you to react to the two "new" Beatles songs, "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love". They were done for the Anthology series. Paul and Yoko went thru a ton of John's demo tapes, etc. and they chose these two songs. The three surviving (at that time) Beatles then went into the studio and with the help of Jeff Lynne, finished these songs. Paul said they treated it as if "John was just away on holiday". Peace and Love RSR and family!

[@pammickle3935]

Definitely!! Read about how they used songs John wrote and recorded, with Yoko's ok. Both dongs are all four Beatles!! Jeff Lynne produced.

[@Richard2003]

Embarrassing songs. Don't ever let someone who has not heard the Beatles hear those first!

[@tinak6484]

My daughter is a professional dancer and this is my all time favorite song/video by George Harrison. The dancing, the color yellow, his voice, the music, the words to the song. It speaks to me

[@dianedollion6126]

Yes, I'm dancing right now! Thats me dancing in the store, too, Amber! People stare and I stare back...smile and wave then dance on my merry way! lol Thank you!

[@chrispowers8339]

My favorite song of his-been waiting for this!👍✌️🙏

[@BluPhone-mv1ic]

Peace And Love George.

[@dianeryder5895]

John was the thinker, Paul was the romantic, George was the spiritual one and Ringo was your best friend.

[@drc1989]

Not really.

[@teddybissell7512]

@@drc1989 John was an ass.

[@erniesteele3164]

That's about right Diane

[@unclebobunclebob]

Don't reduce them to one word each. That's ridiculous. You can't possibly be a fan and believe this.

[@robertrusert1855]

Nope. General labels like this short everyone’s character and talents.

[@joannparker1977]

Jay, I agree with you about how the video takes away from the song. I absolutely love this video but I am old enough to remember when this song came out. So I just closed my eyes to revel in its greatness on its own. And by doing that, the song sounds so much richer. imagine hearing this come on the radio. So I’ve had decades to enjoy it standing alone without any video. Glad you got into the song itself. It’s one of my most favorite George Harrison songs. And yes, I’m one of those that consider George to be the best Beatle. I’ve had decades to come to that conclusion. And it wasn’t easy.

[@danastordalen623]

Rest in Peace George❤

[@mcolford]

This is actually my favorite George Harrison song. So beautiful.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Same here. I love this song.

[@hilarywilliams1909]

The song is from 1970's All Things Must Pass. The video is a more recent (2016 I believe) creation selected from a competition by Olivia & Dhani Harrison.. I enjoy it, but I can also understand how it could distract from a first listen of the song.

[@terryohara2284]

Ringo - 'Photograph' written by George. 'I'm the Greatest' written by John. ' Oh My, My' and 'You're Sixteen' among others...

[@mikelipke9404]

loved this video since it first came out, What is life? but 2 young people enjoying life, dancing on tables, through a cemetery and the woods, it conveys the message of the song perfectly

[@heavenlysonshine]

"Run of The Mill" by George Harrison and "Attention" by Ringo Starr (written by Paul McCartney) off of Ringo's album, "Stop and Smell the Roses". Good review, BTW.

[@dorist7280]

This song touched my heart beyond My Sweet Lord when this album came out. I love the way Amber dances to this song. She is always so beautiful. I love her💖. I agree with Jay that his voice sounded behind the instruments. Whoever has done recording sound control? With said, I love George Harrison. I love The Beatles. I love Jay and Amber😘. My recommended music by George is "Don't Let Me Wait Too Long."👍

[@tvgator1]

That’s another GREAT Harrison song! ❤that one too!

[@jefflarkin9619]

Phil Spector co-produced the All Things Must Pass album set (3 records) so his style pushed tons of overdubbed instruments over the voice, causing the songs (great songs btw) to sound a bit mushy. The remastered CD helped some but that was just the gothic character of the album.

[@dorist7280]

@@jefflarkin9619 Thank you for your info. All those years since I bought Gerorges' first album, I always wondered why the guitar sound and his voice were unbalanced and unclear. But I still love this song😘.

[@dorist7280]

@@tvgator1 "Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" is his undoubtedly style. I would love to hear this song by The Beatles.🎼

[@brendanfromireland]

"All Things Must Pass" is a beautiful song by George.

[@TheNorcalmonkey67]

"Isn't it a Pity?" is probably my favorite George song....Tedeschi Trucks do a great version of it, and on the Concert for George w/Clapton & Billy Preston live is AMAZING....

[@redflamered]

I agree but I can listen to If I needed Someone anytime.

[@joseoliveira4880]

Incredibly as it seems, i never knew this George Harrison song before until i heard a live cover by Built to Spill and since then i love both versions.

[@76063co2]

This is my favorite solo Harrison song, and early hit from his post Beatles day, made even better by Eric Clapton on guitar! Harrison was a very spiritual guy, and that thread flows through a lot of his music.

[@donw804]

I like the video. She seems so happy and loving life.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "All Those Years Ago" and "Bangla Desh" !!

[@MarloMaravillas]

Yes and yes!

[@susansullivan5739]

George was my favorite Beatle , he wrote many hits after the Beatles.

[@beatlefan64]

Incredible song! Among George's absolute best.❤️🙂

[@sunilayya8948]

George is the coolest Beatle 😊. His music just elevates your mood and uplifts your spirit unlike any other .

[@brt5273]

When "deep" is also joyful, uplifting and edifying. Actually a win that The Beatles rejected so many of George's songs so that they could fill his solo catalog.

[@rogertroja4400]

You have reacted to several of their songs, but you have barely scratched the surface. It will only get better. I envy your ability to hear them for the first time.

[@namesameasu]

The video looks more like it belongs in a 1950s musical. The movie 'Carousel' comes to mind. Ironically, the 21st-century video producer was likely marketing teens. The video was actually done after George had passed about 40 years after the song was originally released in 1970.

[@DerGeek]

Feeling it and a true about the updated music video, George is my favorite Beatle and hoping you guys do more.

[@marybaillie8907]

This is from George's 1970 album, " All Things Must Pass". This was written by George for Billy Preston but decided to keep it as a faster rocking song suited to George. Phil Spector produced this album. A wonderful upbeat tune that asks that question, What is Life? His backup vocals were Eric Clapton and the entire Bonnie and Delaney and Friends Band. Multiple acoustic quitars were played by Badfinger.super tune. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@kandiceblu1]

I love love George's voice ...I've been thinking about that lately... it is really so distinct... and I can pick it out on his album The Traveling Wilburys ..when he sings Handle with Care

[@niteowl789]

This one of my favorite songs to come on the radio in the early 70's, turned it up every time. When I first saw this video a couple years ago, I didn't like it at the first time, but watched again and now I think it's genius! The girl is going through the phases of life. Young , clumsy, playful, (the playground) - Getting older, learning about mortality(graveyard) - Puberty and her blossoming sensuality,(the leaves) - Out on her own, (the forest) - And finally, meeting her mate. They even seem to have a fight but get back together during the dance. The only touch I wished they added was just as the song is closing out, they're followed by a little one, dancing along behind them. Members of the San Francisco Ballet submitted this in a contest to be the official video of the song.

[@memyself1670]

Freaking love this George Harrison song my favorite Beatle.

[@rozequinn1519]

My favorite Beatle. So talented. How he missed...R.I.P. (I dont care for the video either. Would rather see him singing)

[@ejcm55]

I have heard this song many times before finding this video. I think the dancing was a pleasant surprise when I discovered it. Now I watch the video as much for the dancing as for the song.

[@andyrunton]

So glad you did this! It’s one of my favs from his debut. You guys need to check out George’s tribute to John, “All Those Years Ago.” It’s truly an amazing song and it’s so incredibly profound and touching. I know you’ll absolutely love it. ❤️

[@andyrunton]

And the other Beatles routinely played on each other’s records, but they all played together on “All those Years ago” along with George Martin (their old producer).

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Love that song and video. Paul’s “Here Today” is also a beautiful tribute to John.

[@tracycole3941]

I was thinking of that one and "When we was Fab"

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

@@tracycole3941 Oh yes! “When We Was Fab” is phenomenal. And, it has Jeff Lynne, Elton John, and Ringo.

[@bradwaters3891]

very very true

[@richardirribarra2164]

wow this is my all time favorite Harrison song, takes me back when I was a teenage growing up in Chile South America, great song!

[@sharkbjs]

Interesting fact. You just reacted to Eric Clapton who was infatuated with George Harrison's first wife, Patti Boyd. He was so infatuated that he ended up marrying Boyd after she and Harrison divorced. As far as this song is concerned, it's a beautiful sentiment and typical of Harrison's solo work, always wondering about life and the spiritual world. He was a genius musician and sadly underused when he was part of the G.O.A.T while they allowed him one sometimes two and rarely three of his own compositions per album. When he was a part of The Beatles, his first No. 1 didn't come until 1969, the gorgeously written and composed "Something."

[@newbluemoon4903]

Clapton is actually playing on this song

[@bryansmith9431]

Lots of songs written about/for Patti Boyd. This is a great song, but it isn’t one of them.

[@stevebengel1346]

This song ( and the entire album) were the beginnings of Derek and The Domino's, George had borrowed them from Delaney and Bonnie and the magic was born

[@herbertragan5849]

Clapton was best man at George and Patti’s wedding. And Harrison was best man and Eric and Patti’s wedding.

[@herbertragan5849]

@@bryansmith9431 George was talking about God in this song.

[@cog4life]

Absolutely one of his best-❤

[@kbusby4824]

Wonderful song. Been waiting on this one. Very touching video as they pan across the Veterans cemetery given the context of the song, "What Is Life."

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

That was nice, but with all due respect I think they could have done better with the video. Just a montage of pics of George would have been better IMHO. But the song is what matters and that is excellent.