The Beatles Tapes - George Harrison Interview Pt. 1 March 1969 David Wigg RARE

[@meanderer06513]

So crackly...it's like a cozy, fireside chat wih George, ;)

[@innerlight617]

My sweet George! Thanks for uploading.

[@timmckeown1313]

George seemed to be sending a message to John when he said you can’t go around “peace peace peace” when your own house isn’t in order.

[@virtuallyunknownn]

yes, very lobsterpilled of mr george harrison

[@kristoamadeus4441]

Yes because George’s marriage was great at the time

[@marjanp4784]

Always a pleasure to listen to George speaking ❤️💜❤️

[@lemonli1749]

I love this interview! Thanks for uploading ❤️

[@cranberrypaul]

Thanks for watching!

[@gisellabeltrami9043]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this pearl from Geaorge which shows how great soul he was just an incredible artist and musician!

[@PaulGreen11]

"Maybe for us it goes up higher but, it comes down lower."

[@davidsadowski6815]

In the interview, George says that the Beatles trip to India was about "18 months ago," which dates this to around October 1969, just after the release of Abbey Road.

[@cranberrypaul]

Makes more sense. I only posted the date that was listed in the recording. Not sure why it was so hard for David Wigg to keep track of dates, haha.

[@ethanmerritt8109]

That's interesting, if true then this is one month after John left the group!

[@ScottCBMusic]

Got this on vinyl!

[@DimitrisDr3am]

I just picked up a copy myself. Amazed at how cheap it was (like $8 for a near mint copy).

[@calisongbird]

Scott Beaton me too :)

[@rewjet]

In the title it says that the interview is from March 1, 1969, but they talk about the Abbey Road album that just came out in September 1969. The date of the interview is not March

[@debrabugay6335]

Love you George thank you for all you have given to the world

[@jake105]

They must have the interview date wrong as George is discussing the Abbey Road Album and the songs on it. It's nice to hear George quoting a Paul lyric though.

[@calisongbird]

Abbey Road was released in September 1969, so they were probably still in process on it when this interview was recorded

[@mattpadden5631]

They'd barely started recording Abbey Road in March '69 - easily checkable.

[@mattpadden5631]

"People have been commenting this week on Something and Here Comes The Sun..." Clearly after the album was released.

[@w1lf1ewoo]

October 1969. - each Beatle did a couple of individual interviews to promote abbey road .... I wonder if there were ever any signed copies of abbey road with all signatures?

[@beatlejim64]

This is from October 8, 1969...NOT March 1, 1969.

[@garyodom6574]

You are right because he mentions the India trip being 18 months ago and he is talking about Abbey Road songs which would not have been possible in March of 1969.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

James Paul McCartney (Liverpool, 18 de junio de 1942) 81 AÑOS. (82) Bajista de The Beatles.

[@lonegroover]

Actually recorded 8th October 1969

[@Steve-nm9qy]

"It is appointed for a man to die once then face judgement. " Hebrews 9:27 George isn't coming round again in a different incarnation. He is being held accountable for his life on Earth.

[@1982pencil]

This sounds like a rip from a vinyl copy. Also, that's a really beautiful instrumental version of Something -- did George play it?

[@llewellynGS1]

I see he mentioned the first line of "You never give me your money"; before it was recorded for Abbey Road. A song of Pauls'

[@Beatleken1]

That is more than interesting. Raises a curious point, doesn't it?

[@strathman7501]

@@Beatleken1 No, it doesn't, because later in the interview George makes it perfectly clear that he is quoting "Paul's song". This interview is obviously post-Abbey Road, dated to Oct 8 1969 at www.beatlesinterviews.org/db1969.1008.beatles.html

[@calisongbird]

Strath Man David Wigg states in the beginning of the interview at the 0:02 mark that it was recorded in March 1969.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

George Harrison (Liverpool, 25 de febrero de 1943-Los Ángeles, 29 de noviembre de 2001) 81 AÑOS 58 AÑOS 23 AÑOS 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@jacklowe3429]

Sadly, George didn't stick to the "no drugs or alcohol" policy. And before anyone calls me on this. . .watch "Get Back," where George is seen (with the other Beatles) requesting a glass of white wine in-studio. Also, his fondness for cocaine---which fried his voice on his 1974 American tour---is well-documented. So, yes, Lennon was a hypocrite about peace. And Harrison was a cafeteria Hindu.

[@newt0830]

maybe George came up with the line and Paul copped it....never know

[@strathman7501]

When you listen to the whole interview you will know, because after 12:37 George is talking about "Paul's song": ""The story behind that was, like Paul sung 'You Never Give Me Your Money.' I think, because whatever you're involved with rubs off and influences you. 'You Never Give Me Your Money' is, I think, during all these business things that we had to go through to sort out the past, so it came out in Paul's song."

[@callithowiseeit5806]

I'm just nicking your hugely expensive sportscar George ok? It's only material, just think of me playing the part of a criminal that's all

[@MegaPlexy]

Love his stubbornness :)

[@markjamesmeli2520]

"I burried sauce."

[@Beatleken1]

Does anyone know when specifically this interview was recorded?

[@cranberrypaul]

I only went by what was written on the sleeve of the record this interview was on.

[@rodrigofernandes6498]

it was actually on october 8 of 69, same day as lennon's birthday, as today, 49 years ago

[@dralfredcarroll9567]

John's birthday is 9th October

[@calisongbird]

Rodrigo Fernandes in the recording itself, David Wigg says March 1969. Also, Lennon’s birthday was October 9th.

[@davidsharounoff8521]

7:07 he was like me.

[@KeizerHedorah]

George Harrisong

[@keithwilson1554]

Talking about how Religious Indoctrination works

[@69birdboy]

I love George but for someone so spiritual, he wasn't half concerned about money. He was very fortunate to not be working in a shit job down a mine or whatever and he's complaining about heavy taxes when he's in a very privileged position. Typical hippy mentality. Not happy to share money from his privekedged position

[@69birdboy]

@Geo H Lover #1 awww did someone upset you with some truth. Take it bitch

[@Gardosunron]

You don't know if he shared money or not . The point George was making that even though you can have a lot of money it doesn't mean your life is problem free.

[@marcowischatta2419]

@@Gardosunron You are right. We don't know how much money he gave to charities. He organized The Concert For Bangladesh and raised a lot of money for that country. Parts of the sales still today go to that cause.

[@mrsbluesky8415]

You don’t know what he shared.

[@Rossmelanson]

Too bad he followed the wrong god.. jus sayin

[@20000ballssss]

Why

[@Gardosunron]

meaning what exactly?

[@marcowischatta2419]

The wrong god??? Who is the right god?

[@lilyrburton]

Let people follow what religion they want, doesn’t concern you at all, your beliefs are your beliefs and his were his.

[@mrsbluesky8415]

You got a pipeline to the one true god ? Lucky you.