"That's Alright Mama" George Harrison Carl Perkins Joe Brown Live 10/01/1988

George Harrison, Carl Perkins and Joe Brown playing Elvis' "Thats Alright Mama" in the end of the documentary The Movie Life Of George Harrison, and a little interview by George, really rare material! Please comment and follow my channel!

[@shelleywantiez7964]

George's nonbiological father. He adored Carl Perkin's. So neat he got to perform more than once with his guitar 🎸 idol. You can see the pure bliss.

[@sandraleeannhelwig3039]

George Harrison it's always the best always was always will be in my eyes my favorite Beatle his music is so thank and meaningful just like him

[@haregeorgeson4511]

George's second guitar solo in this track is AMAZING!!

[@marjanp4784]

Not the end of your legacy dear George ❤️

[@sandraleeannhelwig3039]

George Harrison in my eyes what's always the best and will always be the best is my favorite Beatle his music is so dang relaxing thoughtful and just written exactly like he would want it written

[@electricdumpling6069]

George Harrison looked perfect here

[@sicilyxsierra]

George had a wonderful life, and it feels good to celebrate it by watching him play!

[@jeannapaluzzi2805]

Carl kept the beat with both feet. George did the same. Love his footwork onstage in A Hard Day's Night.

[@thestoryplease]

George and Carl made quite a team. If you haven't heard George and Carl with Ringo, Rosanne Cash and Eric Clapton and other greats you gotta dig it cuz it's the best!

[@shelleywantiez7964]

It's s must see. In the clip, you can clearly see how enamored George is. George's moment if utopia

[@andys9337]

I love them all but George mmmmmmm simply my fav....!!!!

[@subg8858]

Carl Perkins was a boss performer. I don't think the man ever hit a bum note in his life, while his tone consistently impeccable

[@Sniz420]

george's voice in 88 is as good as 63

[@bharata80]

Sniz420 i genuinely think the 88 voice is better than the 63 voice

[@bretvyon2336]

@@bharata80 He sings with more confidence in 88 than he did in 63 too!

[@dylanizer1]

George was a DAmn good singer!

[@nicolajp9037]

Man, Would love to see so many Rock n Roll artists play together.. sadly so many off them died too young

[@patriciabarkley735]

I love my sweet George. He was a true lover of the old rockabilly. He was great at all he did. He was so happy playing music with his hero Carl Perkins. He was also extremely handsome. Mmmmmm. ❤️🌹❤️

[@andys9337]

Rip...Carl ...rip George !!!!!

[@moldbluey]

George was a VERY under-rated singer, he had a great Rock n Roll voice.

[@TheVeek192]

He was not underrated. Nor IS he. He's loved for his voice.

[@marybethadams2459]

george was a modest guy not trying to be the focus of attention. he loved life itself and but in a great run for the money to be one of the best of musicians that lived in our era. cant take nothing away from his friend john lennon. both are missed, rip guys youall were great. rod aspen

[@peterwhitehead3918]

I'm 83 now and this. Music gets me tapping. Y feet. Love it.

[@aeiane01]

George was really at home with the rockabilly guitar technique, and deeply influenced by Carl's style. Carl's influences showed up time and time again throughout the Beatle years and in Georges solo work later on. I miss you George and your wry sense of humor. People labeled George as the "Quiet Beatle" but I saw him more as the "Grounded One." He didn't let the "fame" aspect of show business get to him the way the other 3 did.

[@lyndamcardle4123]

I agree with your commentary wholeheartedly. I couldn't have opined better myself !

[@clearfield2009]

He wasn't quiet he just didn't suffer fools easily and he wasn't grounded he was a bit nuts. Love him forever ❤

[@TC-dw6wg]

George grounded……😂 George was a great guy, but grounded wasn’t one of his qualities for a very long time. Now if you said he liked chasing p##sy you would be 100% correct. Great song with Carl Perkins.

[@karenboromeo5752]

Notice Joe Brown on the other side of Carl. Georges mate and George was best man at Joe Browns wedding. X

[@beverlysaletta1104]

Miss you George💗 see you again one sweet day💕

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

Haven't ever seen this before now. Brilliant!

[@kerrymcmanus9188]

Absolute gold!

[@urasam2]

What the heck!!! After all these years and I'm still discovering new clips and songs by the Fabs. George and Carl together - they could have made a great rockabilly album! And lovely to see Joe Brown and George playing together too

[@Flochos]

Tony Littman Apparently, George and Joe were close neighbours. They became friends after Joe moved to Surrey, and George 'phoned him and said, "I don't know if you remember me, but we toured together in 1962. Do you fancy coming over and playing a few tunes?". They both loved ukuleles as well.

[@subg8858]

There is Carl Perkins and Friends Rockabilly Sessions in which Carl's best friend is apparently George, as he is the most heavily featured. Excellent renditions of Carl's best rockabilly numbers

[@Darjeelingla]

Where have I been?!! Its Oct 2021 ~~ and I’ve just discovered this gem🥰

[@urasam2]

Haha I just discovered this clip again! Don’t remember seeing it but I must have since I commented on it seven years ago!!

[@ronfowlermusic]

Always nice to see these guys together.

[@wayneconn1079]

Sadly Carl and George are no longer with us . 😥 The great Joe brown is still here and strong . I once asked Joe who was the best guitarist he had played with and he said Carl Perkins !!!

[@vitorbastos123]

Well, they never released it, but George was awesome here!

[@callithowiseeit5806]

Not seen it mentioned in the comments but for those who don't know George was a Carl Perkins superfan and for a while adopted the name Carl Harrison as his stage name

[@allymayful]

Gold! Gold! Gold!

[@kathrynvarley2960]

Love this .. never seen it before .. thank you

[@dianaaveline5747]

Just saw the play "Million Dollar Quartet" and was blown away. Knew of Carl Perkins but the play made me hungry as hell to find out more about him. I feel so blessed to see videos like this. Rock ' Roll is almost my life's blood. Thank you so much for this video. Just learning how much the Beatles were influenced by this humble but ohhhh so talented man, Carl Perkins.......

[@susie-jt1zd]

What a brilliant trio (albeit a little manic)! As George Harrison said, "End of story". No-one can match this.

[@fabianmosq9534]

Primera vez que veo a Harrison cantar así, fantástico!

[@lewisaveryfiler7087]

Brilliant performance by all on stage. Love seeing George play a Telecaster!

[@wayneconn1079]

Go on Joe 😊 so great 😊

[@jacquismith3277]

He's a teenager again - brilliant!

[@Blue-nn1oh]

Carl Perkins was a Beatles' favorite.

[@CashPresley32]

And so were Elvis, Jerry Lee, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and Buck Owens.

[@garry1214]

Chuck Berry too.

[@kentlewis987]

Little Richard & Larry Williams as well.

[@hmol1955]

He does that real good!

[@Mszahnclass95]

Wow this a treat .thank you for showing these great talent come together .This why I loved George Harrison .he branched out of the Beatles and di what he wanted to do and took risk and it certainly paid off

[@harriware]

great to see and hear this - thanks for posting!

[@haregeorgeson4511]

Why, oh why such great musicians have to die?

[@loriblue1000]

A beautiful triumvirate. they are all so loved - now, then and forever xxx !!!

[@poussy9252]

always a great voice rip master

[@swacbro]

great post! I ain't never seen this one! thanks

[@ronietabada5191]

The Beatles do really love Carl Perkins.

[@hreed3303]

Viva elvis, Carl and George. In that order.

[@haregeorgeson4511]

H Reed : opposite order

[@kathleenjoyce3689]

WONDERFUL!!!!! THANK YOU

[@gigiadam1777]

Ça c'est la musique que j'aime.

[@petermitchell6348]

George on a Telecaster. First for me.

[@vitorbastos123]

He used a Telecaster in the Japan 1991 tour and Albert Hall 1992 gig

[@alessandrodicroce496]

He used a Telecaster on the rooftop concert (1969 with The Beatles as well

[@vance640]

Fucking magical! Got goospimples OMFG!

[@birdhasflown1]

Thanks!!

[@Charmlite]

Great, especially since I just read the Michael Palin diaries and he talks about this :-)

[@barbaracranford527]

Joe should get more recognition....

[@arturocastillo8166]

George, tenía igual o mejor talento qué John,Paul, Martín el productor imagínense que en todos los discos letra y música, John Lennon, Paul macarty y George Harrison

[@ramabhardwaj2363]

Iam in Love x

[@broncycolon7020]

Beatle...nuff said👏

[@user-ts8jp5xm2r]

О, Джордж, ты не забыл мою просьбу... Спасибо за внимание, милый Джордж...

[@stephensmith1034]

I think Carl and George were brothers.

[@formerrocker]

Few singers / guitarists are better performers. What legends!

[@bellylaughing]

I hate cigarettes .... smoking killed my mom and my favorite Beatles...

[@alvaroflores8999]

Is there a full version of this without commentary? I will pay for it.

[@jamesdunn9714]

Three rap fans gave this a thumbs down.

[@TheVeek192]

People don't have to like it because you do. We all get to like different things in life.

[@IngoGrinowski01]

Its a Arthur Crudup Song.

[@e2go]

Hola Ingo, I just strolled over to the Frank Sinatra video for “My Way” & nowhere could I find you correcting the video’s title by throwing out that Frank Sinatra did not write the song, it was Paul Anka. Get your lazy ass to work!

[@jokkergar]

Nobody said it wasn't

[@pauldockree9915]

😺

[@jdwhoa]

Hagrid at 1:24

[@agatagarcia4454]

George, aquest home de cabell gris que fa que canta també, saps si periòdicament anava a la perruqueria a posar-se rulos?? Ho sembla eh... Ja m'ho diràs... Sembla un xai...

[@thegregariousrecluse]

HELP HELP HELP Blues DJ trying to locate copy without voice over interviews. HELP

[@williametheridge1764]

stay with the music leave off the dumb comment

[@johnvoyce]

I hate to upset George Harrison fans (I'm one of them) but Carl runs away with this. This is a bit like watching the master and his apprentice. Don't forget Carl wrote a sang Blue Suede Shoes and let Elvis record it first (I don't know why).

[@haregeorgeson4511]

John V : Nope. It's simply the apprentice, grown MUCH GREATER than the old master, paying him friendship and respect.

[@subg8858]

Perkins version of blue suede was recorded and released before Elvis, and was a major hit for Perkins then later for Elvis

[@epipick]

Carl could give Les Paul a run for his money.

[@eduardobeatle]

olá Vitor,eu sou colecionador e tenho 170 dvd dos beatles e carreira solo.se interessar troca me contate.

[@susie-jt1zd]

Brilliant version. Paul McCartney pales in comparison. I'm sure Elvis (although incomparable) would have approved .

[@CashPresley32]

The incomparable one is Johnny Cash.

[@DanielSanchez-og4ox]

susie4100 He would have sat in...

[@peterwhitehead3918]

Did George play a gretsch?

[@williametheridge1764]

cannot STAND the commentary its RUBBISH WHAT WD THEY KNOW!!!!!