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WCPT 820
"george harrison" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Good morning from the New York bureau children. How are you? Good. Good, you know, I always think of you, noted, musicologist, VH1, VJ. Because everybody had their favorite Tina Turner moment or story. I think you were talking about a duet with Clapton. Talk to us just about Tina Turner. Oh, well, I mean, I have many, many. I posted that one video just because she's so amazing and it's not even the great song. You know, she did she do ended on Eric Clapton's tearing us apart at the prince's trust, and it's not a great song. Yet another song Eric Clapton wrote about George Harrison's wife, but her performance is what elevates the entire thing. I posted another clip. We did a an award show at the H one once and Elton John was on stage doing the bitches back and Tina walked on stage to join him. Took him a second row. And I wish I could convey what it was like inside the room when she walked on stage because she was a shaman. Watch anything she ever did with Mick Jagger. Watch her and he won with the stones. And I mean, she's a shaman, but it's not even her musical ability. That's why she's a hero. You know, I Carter abused her in ways that movie didn't dare to show. He sent her on stage with a broken nose and a collapsed lung and through scalding hot coffee in her face, and raped her. It took her to a brothel on their wedding night. And she left and 16 cents to her name. She was 40. She was washed up. She couldn't get booked in any room. She was playing cabaret rays at one point, she agreed to go play at apartheid South Africa. Because she couldn't make any money here. And she stayed with it. And so as much as she's a hero for her talent, it's her resiliency. It's giving strength to so many survivors. Yeah. I was a kid. I didn't know what domestic violence was. I learned what women have to survive as a young white boy from Tina Turner's experience. And I'm blessed I got to see your life. Me too. And she's the only reason to watch Mad Max three. Yeah. I was saying that she was 60 when I saw her alive and just amazing. Just amazing. Yeah, Noel Castro told me a great story. She played for George McGovern 50 years ago when he ran for president. No password was telling the story. The Beacon, you know, where we did sexy liberal, but she was rehearsing for a show with Elton John, who was gonna play piano on, you know, he was singing. And she told him he was doing it wrong. Storming off, but you know old guys were just saying, that was her commitment to making sure every, you know, she had the courage to stand up and say, this is the way I need it to be because every performance every song she needed it to be the best it could be. Yeah, and I mean, this is a woman who outlived both of her sons, you know? Or other son just died last year. And she said, very openly, I have not had a happy life. But she did find happiness. She did find true love. Her husband, you know, donated organs to her. But it's about taking that pain and turning it into gold for other people. And that's the best thing comics or artists or anyone who's creative can do is to take your own pain and instead of using your pain to justify being cruel to others like all the fascists were about to discuss, use it to uplift others and make others smile and that's like the most noble thing you can do with pain. Yeah, and can I say my girlfriend worked with her, but just said she was the nicest person in the world. And I thought that's always amazing to hear about your idols is that she, you know, everybody says she truly, can you imagine she has every reason not to be a nice person. I mean, what she's been through. She said she was the nicest artist I ever worked with. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it kind of makes you wish someone would have been nice to Laura Ingraham once in her life. Finally, oh my God, I was impressed. Impression. Oh, God. Back to back. I started crying yesterday I watched a clip of us. She's fluent from sorrow into surprise Oprah for her birthday, just saying simply the best. I started. I was like, anyway. But so yeah, it's been a week. It's been a week. I was just talking to Dave, our official pastor about Jordan Neely. I know you talked about this last week. But you know, I was so struck by this party that always says, what would Jesus do? And, you know, is full of so many fake Christians as you talk about. And I thought, this guy, this poor guy was literally talking about being hungry and thirsty. And I think Jesus talked about what he would do in that circumstance. He said, I'm hungry. I'm Thursday. I want to die. So this idiot decides, oh, okay, I'll kill him, then. You know, because, I mean, I just, you know, and I'm not saying I'm any kind of hero. I'm sure I would have been freaked out if he was acting erratically, but you know what? What kills me is if I was on that train, I feel like, or it wasn't a one person that had food or water that could share it with him. It might have calmed him down if someone's screaming about being hungry and thirsty. I mean, isn't that literally what Jesus would do? Indeed. I mean, this is what the subways are like all the time. There's guys like that on the train all the time. Mentally ill homeless men usually black but not always at the end of their rope very often there's addiction, very often there's mental illness, very often there is addiction because of mental illness and they've tried to self medicate. These are what Jesus calls the least of my people. Talking Matthew 25, my favorite Bible story, the parable of the goats and
The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"george harrison" Discussed on The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"Pizza. We should get him some attention for this. There's a guy who was in People magazine this week because he's eating McDonald's every meal for a hundred days. What's the difference between that and our buddy here ace. About 70 days. Want to do it for 70? He's lives through 30. I don't want to push this. No, yes, but what ace is doing. It's not, I'm doing it for fun. No, he's not, it's not a specific pizza. He's getting away with a lot of stuff, and I've given up the flight. What do you think it should be? A cheese pizza every day. A pizza. Yeah, not like a cauliflower with a steak tartare on top. Pizza. Pepperoni cheese, crust, sauce, pizza. You know they make pizza ice cream. I'm not speaking to you. Now he's on ice cream. Pizza flavored things don't count. No. He's eating. He's eating better now than any of us. Have you ever had? I want to change the subject only slightly. Your first tribute song. Begin with the classic Billy Joel from it's a matter of trust. That great great outdoor stuff. We featured a bunch of songs that have countdowns, Josh. And there are quite a few as you may recall. Yeah, sure. And it's very exciting. But I don't know if you remember this one. This was the French scientist with the talking whales. Oh, sure, yeah, good count. And remember the French scientist taught the whales to talk so to speak. This was one of the ones that the whale did. Always loves it. The talking. Whales, but yeah, a lot of famous comptons. And this one, of course. Stand up for their play in the national. Is there a more recognizable than that one? Probably not. How about this one? One, two, three, four, one, two. You know what that one is, Josh? I don't know. Back to him. Yeah. George Harrison with the beater. Lesser, weirdo. It's our non hits, really. I would think you being the libertarian
Cinemavino
"george harrison" Discussed on Cinemavino
"But he took that and brought it to the he took a genre of music and brought it to the tens of millions. It was like a detonation. He stole fire from the God. And The Beatles took that and gave it a British sensibility. They took his music and refined it. That was one thing I thought was really interesting with them playing this music with, is it Billy Preston? Where I think at one point, Paul was just like, oh, yeah, that Conan riff doesn't come naturally to us. Yeah, we've got a British sensibility. And Billy person's amazing. Oh, he was great. Yeah. He reminds me of Eric Clapton's biography where he signed up playing with the Tulsa musicians, like when he first meets his Tulsa band, and it's like they're like teenagers or whatever and he can't keep up with them. They're so skilled. That's like all these musicians are so incredibly good. And it's like Billy Preston, I mean, it's like on the keyboard. I mean, it's like none of them play the keyboards like him. They keep saying they need a keyboard player. And it's almost like God's listening and gives them like one of the best in the world. This walks in. Like, hey guys, he's just, oh, I'm coming to see what you're doing today. Yeah. And it's like, you can see like there's a whole different steam in their stride. I think it's on two fronts. First of all, it's like George Harrison later said you don't want to fight in front of a guest. You don't fight in front of company..
Cinemavino
"george harrison" Discussed on Cinemavino
"And then some guy chimed in. And I was like, well, John and Paul haven't written a song in years. Yeah, but that's the arrangement. Yeah. And it was like, I was like, that's so cool. That was a little clip. I was like, oh, George is upset, but it's like, yeah, but these guys haven't written songs together in years. So that was some of so I'm a big Led Zeppelin fan, too. And as you've seen over their albums, they change and they get into all other weird instruments and shit kind of like The Beatles. But you get to see them evolve over time. And the great thing about Led Zeppelin is, to me, is that they can have your super hard songs like rock and roll, but then you also have battled over more, and they're on the same album. And they're totally different, which is why I love all the George Harrison songs on there too. I didn't realize that his were some of the slower, more somber ones, but to switch back and forth, I don't know if you have Paul McCartney right every single song. Every single song every single album every single track is just gonna sound like more Paul McCartney. Well, it leads up on having an arrangement that all of the writing credit went to the band Led Zeppelin. That's how you two is awesome. Well, that's not easy as a model. But yeah. But that's how they've been around for a little bit, right? Yeah. You too. At least towards the albums. But I'm just saying all the extra shifts in the ingredient. It's all good. It's all gravy. But it seemed like Paul McCartney was very much a stickler of he was a little too controlling. He knew how he had it orchestrated already in his head. And he was just trying to translate it. But he was not the best at translating that. And you saw it come out where he was just like, I'm not trying to lecture you. I'm not trying to be that way. I don't want to be this way. But George is like, but you are. I'm not mad. Let's get through this. Let's work. Let me actually talk, and we can actually be part of a creative process. And Paul was like, well, no, no, no, I want to do it this way. This is the way I want to do it. And here's what got me about the George and John fronts was that George had felt this way for a year. And had not said anything to Paul. And obviously, Paul is bossy and he comes across I think it's condescending. Yeah. To the people in the group. But George let that slide for a year. Until it got to this point and boiled over. And to me, it almost kind of shows an immaturity in George, where he gets up and says, I'm out. Towards like, things aren't going my way. I'm going to storm out. I'm taking my ball on him. And again, 100% 27.9. He's a child. He's the youngest of all of them. Yeah, he is. But it does seem like they're talking in circles because they always circle back to like, all right, what kind of show we're gonna do? And then Paul's going off, he's like, yeah, and you remember back when we played in Hamburg, it was just incredible. It was fantastic and we were all like, wow, and then they were all like, yeah, and then everybody was just, you know, all sort of Spacey and in a different world. And it was, and it was great, you know? But it wasn't. And then it was still good to know it's like, what?.
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
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Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"His ashes were scattered in the ganges river in hindu ceremony knowing he wouldn't be able to finish it before he died. He left instructions. Instructions to donny. And jeff lynne on how to finish his final album like very detailed instructions. Wow he'd been working on it since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight but because of traveling will berries and other commitments. He kept putting it off. Oh my gosh. Finally almost exactly a year. After he died georgia's final studio album was released and brainwashed was met with critical acclaim ensuring georgia's legacy would continue even if his if his spirit was no longer on this plane. That's it in never ceases to amaze me how influential george was seriously. He wasn't the greatest guitar player honestly and great but he he wasn't shredding people's faces off every night. No that's that's that's not your style you know not at all but he wrote some of the most iconic instantly recognizable guitar parts in music history He was just as difficult in a pain in the ass as the rest of the beatles. Nowhere let's be honest. Yup but the extra effort he put into getting his voice. Heard made sure we're still talking about him today. Yeah and it definitely Solidified my view. The georgia's my favorite. Beatle oh beetle. I think george just made his way to my number two. Yeah absolutely yeah paulin. John can fuck off georgia's my number one ringo's definitely my number two. Yeah it used to be ringo and paul Going that we want to ringo. In george be in best friends the edge of the fun of seriously though i need more like adorable fan of ringo and george just being best friends. Yeah like the all four beatles. Ringo george roy's the too early. We don't focus draw because they were in the same boat in the beatles leak the only difference. Between ringo and georgia's that rangel really didn't have the same creative needs that george did. Like is no knock on georgia by any means..
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"To denis. O'brien his longtime business partner. An attorney that was a mistake own all has denis. O'brien was not a good businessman. Oh no after. A handful of box office bombs in the eighties. The company was in debt. Eventually in the ninety s. George sued dennis for fraud and negligence and he was awarded. Eleven point six million dollars. Yes right like. I get that there is a party that it's like wow you let him run this for that long and like never once checked anybody the phone snake. I don't think dennis is one hundred percent at fault for everything happened like he was a shady character. Dennis one hundred percent probably sucked. However george you are on the board. You should ask questions like you can't say well luke luke. Dennis gold at than dennis. I'm going to take a nap for ten years. I'll come back and get real. Marred of things are pretty much what he did. That's not fair. yeah can't do that. I mean you hand but shouldn't but she shouldn't common courtesy yeah. George was in the middle of recording his album somewhere in england when the news broke of john lennon's murder on december eighth nineteen eighty his sister. Louise called friar park at five. Am the next day to deliver the news. But george kinda just rolled over and went back to sleep because he was in a daisley. Yeah he basically said he didn't even know what happened. Yeah he's oh asleep. He was like half asleep at five o'clock in the morning. Olivia was like. Hey john lennon just died he was murdered and he was just like i'm sleeping right but i'm not gonna fault him for that because like how many times have you gotten a phone call in the middle of the night and maybe even was an emergency and you were so tired nearly two in the morning. And you're like to take. I don't have to take seriously and you roll back over and there's just sometimes when you're like i cannot think about this. I am so asleep right like your brain..
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"All right. Meanwhile patty had an affair with georgia's friend. Ronnie would soon to be guitarist of the rolling stones. George also had an affair with ronnie's wife chrissie would for fuck say. I know it's so stupid and then there was eric clapton and then there was eric fucking clapton. Eric hedman desperately in love with patti. Four years my be one day. Patty will love me to fuck you. I'm just gonna call layla from now on. Nobody will know that really singing. Patty does not sound as good as leila true. Can't be any you please please. Oh.
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"It was so ridiculous but it was a big learning experience and bob. Geldof benefited so much from talking to george harrison. About this thing when he started to do live aid all of them stakes and shit that george learned. Bob didn't have to do any because he asked george about it. I which is smart on you know. Yeah it was smart on his part but also fuck bunk. Bob geldof. i don't. I don't like that guy talk about. I hate everybody in this zone. That's fair georgia's cool ringo's a cool. I mean georgia's okay rings. Cool georgia's still my favorite. We'll get to that okay. At home georgia's marriage was falling apart We kind of alluded to the episode. George had a very conservative view of marriage and from the beginning expected patty to basically stay home and cook which That cool george. No he also made her quit modeling right. He sure did great. She went along with it for years but sheet had enough playing house. She was all jennifer lopez about this at this point. Much like jennifer lopez. She had had enough for her. She resumed modeling. Despite george's vehement opposition to it. Why not she loves modeling she needs to do. It's more income lake. Chill bro letter. Do it all the time. I recording music. What he wanted to do all fucking day also like she doesn't eat task for your permission. Know georgia's response to all these stressors god and a lot of coke. Yeah jesus take the blow and like just put it in a line. So i can snort it like i need you take my credit card it for me too fucked up to please roll up this dollar bill. Let's go. thanks god. He flip flopped back and forth between being extremely dedicated to the hari krishna movement and partying his ass off with his rockstar. Friends in london clubs. I feel like there's a fever going on with the beatles here. His hard partying ways almost cost the couple their lives when he crashed their mercedes into a lamppost. At ninety miles an hour in one thousand nine hundred. Seventy two yeah. Bro didn't see the newly installed roundabout in the road and just went straight through it into a fucking lampposts shit. Patty had a bad concussion and several broken ribs while george suffered a head wound and lost his license for the second time that year. Georgia also a speed freak as in cars both coke and cars And really like to go way over the speed limit and just be a dick on the road. You know like the sitar chores might not be ryan. You're not. You're not going to tokyo drift george. I'm sorry i know what you're not tokyo drift in a gigantic bow of a mercedes..
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"Yeah i actually have to say. That's of my least favorite george songs. It's it's not a bad sign. It's a bit overplayed overplayed and honestly if you listen to whole thing it's kind of the same thing over again. That's kind of his thing he it. Yeah well it's not as noticeable on his other. Maybe it is and i just don't i just. It's a little slow for me. Yeah they got these greek guitar part though that guitar part. That's very good. That's good like his guitar guitar gently. That's what it does it wrong anyway. A very sweet and joyful folksy gospel song that is the musical embodiment of yeah man. I'm just happy to be here. Yeah it is. He wanted it to have a universal message. No matter who your god is this song can be about them. And it's got us. We'd ask guitar hook. Oh god he's right. You can totally make the song about any god. It's very nondenominational smart. Despite the fact that it is very influenced it references eastern religions lots but still very nondenominational. Smart marketing marketing. Smirking the inspiration for the song came from the edwin hawkins singers version of the christian him. Oh happy day. Which when i was re writing my notes for this i wrote that part out and i'm like well now i have to watch the scene in sister act two when they sing o happy day and the kid from city highs really shy and then we'll be goldberg is like but no you got a good voice. You just have to do lola la very and then like you can sing really good and it works. City high kid did amazing city high kid so good. yeah whoopie goldberg and george harrison. What a pair. i hear. They should have made a movie together. Should've but others thought the song took a little too much inspiration from the ronnie mac song. He's so fine ho that's right. Yeah that's the one that had. Is that one go. He so fun. Yeah yeah it sounds like my sweet lord. I forgot about the bright tunes. Music corporation filed suit against george.
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"What do you do with all those rooms. No okay and also it was even built by george. It was built by a lawyer named frank crisp name. I know chris he event makes me. What crisp robot knifing. George eventually wrote a song called the ballad of frank chris or something like that yes so it has one hundred twenty room victorian neo gothic castle several water features upon with lily pad like stones. You can walk on a grotto. Multiple oversized knowns. Just hanging around and a sandstone replica of the matterhorn and extensive gardens. Where george spent a lot of his time. Who needs a replica of the matterhorn. George does frank crisp of chris and then george inherited it. Ladies and frank crisp. just stand in front of like the matter like going. Roughly cover mount end. Ladies frank chris matterhorn. And he's like soup co. flouted a wind. Yeah his moustache curled up and just like fluttering a little bit. Yeah that's what the ladies lake. That's frank crisp ladies. Chris i love craigslist. I like this legend that we have legend of frank. Chris legend frank crest. George also installed a state of the art studio in one of the upstairs guests sweets. It was nicknamed. Fps h. o. T. which i'm calling. Fb shot yeah. I don't know. I don't know if people say that but that shot for shot up shot fab shot fab shot. It's fast show shot anyway. Fab shot stands for friar park studio henley on teams but a very creative nee. This studio is where george recorded most of his solo records. Oh shit then. The beatles decided to torture themselves yet again. Going back into the studio to record abbey road By september nineteen seventy. The beatles were effectively split spell. George had ran a library's worth of anew songs in in the last six or seven years which he released in an epic solo album in november nineteen seventy aptly titled. All things must pass. This was a triple album comprised of all the songs george had fleshed out during his years as a beetle but never got to put on record. I didn't realize a triple album. Ripple allah shit actually. It's not all of the songs that he had he. It was a big chunk of the songs that he wrote that he had written while he was in the beatles. Wow and yeah. I think the third disc is basically just like a cool jam session. Yes friends and like some interest was just like everybody. Look at home cool. My friends are are they george. They're a little cool. They're all right. They're fine just thinking about one wayne forum the album was produced by legendary and criminally insane record producer. Phil spector who literally just died yesterday. Yeah like as we're recording. Today he died yesterday sorry he physically mentally abused ronnie spector and murdered a woman. I have no love lost for his deal. I'm not going to mention it or celebrate it or b sad about it now. Good riddance died a long time ago. But here we are anyway. He also worked on the beatles official last album. Let it be right which everybody actually hated. Yeah because he didn't do a great job he kinda ruined a lot of their song..
Pantheon
"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"Sorry harrison is number two behind the bee. Gees i wear. Is the vin diagram. George harrison track wise. Can't figure it out. Sure george only agreed to do it. After mosit- said that no matter what george produced he was gonna use it in the movie and then he said anyway. Here's wonderwall to do. The film was instrumental in bringing the indian music trend to the western world. It was also a great opportunity to be experimental and the song dream seen directly influence. John lennon to write revolution nine on the way album. Oh shit and yes. This is where a ways has got the name for the song wonderwall. Okay because he needed to know that no. I'm actually no. I did need an after all. You're my wonderwall. So you're my movie. The eastern music to the western culture or they're referencing the actual movie and not the soundtrack because the movie is about This dude who lives like a boring life And he notices a hole in his wall one day and he looks through it and it looks into the apartment of this other couple and the girl is like a. She's like a model in. She has photo shoots in that room all the time so he ends up becoming like peeping tom and like putting more holes in the wall so he can like. He's like obsessively watches as couple. Oh god so. Maybe that's what they're talking better. That's not about dust definitely worse. Maybe just really wanted to reference wonderwall because they loved the beatles because it rhymes with after all why all right now we know kids. Yeah there you always didn't really have any substance to their songs. They were just trying to rhyme words. Look if if nolan what's his face liam weren't fighting than they were making up some really convoluted songs. Yeah but they were jams so you know. He released another solo album entitled electronic sound. And that's exactly what it was. It was just noise. Oh no is this noise music yes. It was an avid guard. Album concerns consisting of two lengthy songs performed on a mook sympathy sympathizer synthesizer understand. I get it your roy. Not alone arm had to sympathize with the. I totally get ed. It's all auto tuned and auto tune to just noise at this time moves were.
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"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"Can be adjectives but adjectives are not qualifiers. That's not fair so to say that someone is a honky. Way is basically saying like honky. Is the adjective correct. It is not qualifying. How white they are. But my argument was that it does qualify. How white you are. Yeah 'cause to me to say someone is honky. White is to say like well. They're quite white honky is on the whiteness chart. So it does qualify. How white you are. Yeah you tell someone that you're honky whiteley your fucking right but apparently that is not how it is viewed by everyone that we are friends with. I guess made english their life. They have actual english degrees. Yes people that know more than we do right so technically we are wrong. I don't know. I think there's still a lot of people out there that are qualified to be honky white now. That's that makes sense to me right. Now that we're i'm still using it ain't gonna stop all right. Welcome rock landy. Your weekly podcast. Bringing yes sweet treats from the world of music and we are continuing our story of mr george harrison. Who was kind of a honky way. I mean he wasn't like american honky honky was british hong anyway different kinds of honky white. There is an umbrella funky when it comes to me. I don't wanna call. George harrison honky was not at all. I think he would probably take offense to that ever honky while i snow for well. Is that even mean on talk. That's notice music. I think our liverpudlian accents are getting so much better. They are week by week getting better and better and we're your host. I'm maggie i'm ashley and we're going to have fucking peak liverpudlian accents by the end of this. You've had your warning. Yeah i've actually gotten to the point where i'm trying to qualify each accent per beetle. So i i'm working on morango up since it's a little deeper in a little slower whom little slower pool con talk this rock. Because his little taught his pretty uptight and he's he's a little loft will talk looped he's working class trying to be posh yes. Barry's tosh trying to working class. No no i feel like he probably really wants to be posh. You know what we're going to when we talk about. Yeah that's not all this. I for this week this week. We're talking about george who guess georgia just doing more of a stand standard liverpool accent. Pretty much he's really straightforward. He doesn't around fuck around like some of the friends he makes leader. I mean in that sense now. George fox around george fox around. But i just don't like eric clapton. Fuck air classic rock candy. We're gonna make you hate eric clapton. Or we're gonna make you hate us for heating or clubs fair warning. If you really like eric clapton. Look if you still get a hard on when you hear leyland the radio. Maybe you should have listened to the. And i'd say you should keep over this one way for next week like you know you can turn on and maybe at the end. Yeah and just find out what happens to george..
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Grammy-winning music producer Phil Spector dies of natural causes
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"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"But yeah he had. He had like one friendship or relationship at a time. That really influenced his life. Oh yeah so like. He definitely picked very specific people to get really close to at various specific times in his life. That really influenced everything. Oh yeah one. See that i think i would say the only constants were probably the beatles and even then like. Oh there were there. Were ins and outs. I think he really looked up to john. In the beginning in the beginning of the beatles. He really looked up to john as a musician as a person because he was kind of everything that george wanted to be by didn't really he wanted to be but didn't wanna be. Yeah just like somebody. That was very charismatic and outgoing and george whistle lake now. I'm i'm just not like that. I'm not. I'm not a lease man. I'm not a talker. I'm not a bullshitter. But you know he. He's still in meier. John for how he could literally just shit out an amazing melody and get into an amazing song. No so that was like i think the first major musical relationship that he really influenced him a lot. Yeah i could see that. Yeah definitely yeah. I think as far as the beatles. I mean everybody knows it george and ringo were the only two who could keep up. Good stay relationships everyone. Yeah as you'll be able to tell on weeks to come and not so much pollen john. We're really building this. Noble snowmobile up to like big ass. Avalanche yeah this is just the tiny little snowball. That's rolling down the hill ringo in georgia the fun one. Yeah that's why we did them. I god anyway yes. Thank you guys for listening. Hope you guys learned a lot about georgia's earlier wanna come back in next week for georgia's later years. Yeah because he really has made amazing music. He really is an amazing artist and he had a very interesting. second act. yeah. He's a very prolific career yet. And it's very up and down. Yeah and not. it's not just music. He dabbled in film artists. And all that other stuff and his whole fucking nosedive into spirituality is just. It's fun it's interesting interesting. it'll be lied about. Yeah so come back in next week for that and you know if you guys are digging. We're putting down. Go visit our website. Raqiney podcasts dot com.
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"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"Get to it yeah. His vocal talents lent themselves much better to harmonies and backing vocals than lead. I believe it broke in sleigh harmony. All right but when it came to lead vocals not that great. He doesn't have a wide range. He's very good in in the range that he has an doing harmonies and stuff like that but lead vocals. Aren't that great. I had you listened to the song. Do you want to know a secret of goal us secret or really like you off of their first album. Please please me. I think it is the most adorable fucking song i have ever heard in my life. Especially when you compare it to john's murders which he had a lot of wichita sorry but technically it's not like a hard song. None of their songs are very hard to say what it is a bit. Ringo isn't it. yeah it's it's very it's very rudimentary. I it work hold on but it did work for the style. And the time right one hundred percent and no digs on george here and apparently john said that he gave george that song to sing. Because it was the easiest song for him to say not merciful merciful. All such a nice guy hashtag. Nice guy no. I don't think john whatever identify as a nice guy. No not at all no but these days singing the hard hitters like roll over beethoven in clubs in liverpool georgia's voice had just the right amount of raspy imperfection they needed. Oh yeah. I could see that so by now. The beatles were more popular than ever before they were playing shows. Nearly every night mostly at the cavern on mathew street and had a large dedicated fan base women threw themselves at them. Even at this early stage in each band member had their own fan club. Germany had given them a swagger. They didn't possess a year before they were beaten very storm and the hurricanes at this point they were the band made two more trips to hamburg. And each time they came back home to bigger and bigger popularity by nineteen sixty two they found a manager brian epstein a rich twenty-seven-year-old. That had nothing better to do that. Manage the beatles you know. Someday we do have to do a brian. I've seen episode. Because i don't know a ton about him but the little little crumbs that i've discovered fascinating. Yeah and he died very early very early so and he launched a. He launched the beatles basically we. He made them who they were. Yeah so yeah. He was a very interesting character. Yeah he was good at it he spruced up their image putting them in matching suits and giving them all. They're infamous mop top haircuts and though they were tight professional unit and during the third hamburg trip with their snazzy suits in manager it was hard to go back stewart had died of a brain hemorrhage before they returned to germany they were also turned down by decca records in feeling thoroughly defeated. They reluctantly returned to liverpool after hamburg. Yeah that was a rough trip. Yeah definitely it seemed to not get much better. They gave the best the sac in nineteen sixty two and many and many fans. We're pissed about it. Y'all so pissed that one fan punched george in the face for making a crack about firing. Pete yeah he was met. This is why..
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"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"He honestly all the beatles could get it. They could in their own specific way. Look any of like hold up time machine. I fuck any of the beatles. I would totally be one of those fucking stupid girls falling at their feet. Absolutely i still would be a ringo stan. He needs somebody. Wow he aplenty you want somebody to love all okay anyway. Let's get into this. So george harrison has always been known as the quiet beatle but then make. The nickname is a misnomer true. He didn't talk much but only spoke when he had something of importance to say. If george opened his mouth you stopped. And you listened which is probably why georgia's beatles songs made heads turn in ears perk up something while my guitar gently. Weeps savoy truffle. All of these songs had that extra something a deep earth and a brooding intensity that an extra layer of richness to the beatles repertoire. Something that came up over and over again in my research is that george harrison could suffer no fools. Oh he didn't mince words and was straightforward to a fault. So if he didn't like you you fucking shit. He had precious few friends throughout his life carefully choosing the people he opened up to. It was even more persnickety about those. He admired that makes sense. You're gonna like pick and choose your friends really carefully. You're not gonna like admire too many people right and the people you did admire. They were something special word but that was all fine with george. He had his delicately curated. close friendships. He had his guitar and he had his spirituality spirituality was also something. He held very close to his heart in the second half of his life however he wasn't born into a religious family at all George was born on february twenty fifth nineteen forty three. As far as i can tell he did have a middle name. Okay and also later in life he would actually say that he was really born on february twenty fourth. Which is your birthday. See only superpower. The what do you mean he was really born. He said he was bored. Really late on february twenty fourth. He's like just saying like technically been born on twenty four twenty fifth on mobile certificate feeling. The hospital was like oh. He's born on the twenty fifth but his parents were like nyas. Really bourne onto fourth parents can get very particular about what the fuck it says on your birth certificate because it's it's their narrative of your story right which is fair right. I mean yo- carry your ass for nine months right you're not just like hopping out of the womb leg. What time is a bit. Maybe swinging then and bill cord leg. Got that big bill. Anyway he was born in his family home at twelve. Arnold grove in waiver. Tree a small suburb of liverpool. He was born at home. He was definitely born on the twenty fourth. Yeah yeah yeah. Because like they're like at least an hour off and probably nobody was really paying attention to the clock to the siro paying attention to the screaming woman when all the blood was coming out of bed. You know in in serious fucking pain. Yeah that's probably a bigger priority than what time it was. Yeah it was the midst of world war two can barely remember any bombings or air raids. He did remember. The scars left on the city after the war was over. The crumbled buildings and blown out store fronts the dirt grandma and destruction left by the germans. Young liverpool got hit super hard. Yeah harder than. I thought that they did. Yeah honestly again once again. This research has tile about world's work to i opening father herald hargreaves harrison. Which is the best name ever triple. Eight triple eight. The original triple eight. Oj triple h. Yes his father..
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"george harrison" Discussed on Pantheon
"Since we started months ago not no matter which beetle i'm researching every single time. It's the same song that gets stuck in my head. I got my months. Got nama you goodhart or maybe terrible. You'll figure it out when you're editing. I certainly will. But that's that's going somewhere. Yes this today. We get to talk about the beetle. That i think had the best song the best solo song definitely hands fucking down. Yeah tell me that every time you hear that you're not like you know what like everything's awful but i love it. Everything's okay in the three and a half minutes that i'm listening to this song. It's such a happy song and we can thank the one and only george harrison for that song. Thank you mr harrison. At least they think we can. I don't really actually know who wrote that song. I'm sure it was him. We'll see won't we know with. Oh yeah oh yes then or at then. We already starting with the accents. Welcome the role candy this week. We're going to talk about george harrison. I my personal favorite beetle. Yes and also. I think a misunderstood beetle. I would completely agree with that. Yeah and we're your hosts. I'm maggie. i'm ashley. Yes and continuing on the road of the beatles but not as beatles. Yeah and already we've already. I think broken our game plan for this. This is definitely going to be a two parter for george. I genuinely thought that we could do each beatle solo stuff in an episode. And i don't know how naive we were god. Twenty twenty one time. I write turney wants so much better lofty goals and all of them just up in flames there just up. They're all up there really. Oh we gotta reach now. This is gotta work. Twenty twenty one going great. It's going great guys. Yeah this is great. Everything's fine nothing's destroyed not at all. No not our democracy not our country injuries in a political podcast fucking political. Podcast make a political existence. We gotta make everything political. Yeah i guess now we do. Yeah but we're not going to make this political right this night yet. Anyway this is the have to be interesting thing too. That i've been thinking about a lot. Since we've been researching the bet lays less that they are all very complicated human beings and really starting to like start to leak come to terms with my separating art from the artist and how and why and when and who you know it's funny. I'm glad we started with ringo and then george because it's getting gradually more difficult to separate the arts. There is some gray area by the end of this. It's going to be extremely hard to.
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Paul McCartney says he talks to late Beatles bandmate George Harrison through a tree
"He's still communicates with the late George Harrison. McCartney said Harrison gave him a big fir tree that's now by his gate. Before he died in 2001. McCartney revealed that he thinks of Harrison every time he walks by the tree, even said that George has entered That tree for him.
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Ep. 68 - Dave Hull R.I.P., Tigers in Vegas & Mask Fashion - burst 04
"Where we did the film help. We were in the Bahamas. That was nineteen, sixty five, and Dave came out to be with us. Man. It was nice because now he's a good familiar face, right? If you didn't like him do you have these of a pair of? Used very attached to them. Unfortunately they were right in there were expensive gold or something expense on glasses and he needed him anyways in the Bahamas right. George Oh glasses. Now George. But we'll could they do? Hey let him have them have a fight with George? Harrison of the Beatles something my goodness. I you know I bet if If things were different George would certainly handed back but. Here poor. Dave is in the Bahamas. Jets over it I mean he really was. African and his wife Janette Cod. Together since the beginning of read his book. It's a very long book, but it's fascinating and you guys are a good read. Yeah. You guys are all over the place because. Everyone but Dave climbed the ladder. Oh Yeah. Bro Pioneered a lot of ground. Yeah. He sure did you know as a jockey? In Texas? E worked in what I think. New Mexico in the middle of nowhere. It's all over the place because that's what
Rock N Roll Archaeology
Ding Dongs in the Way
"Book back to almost famous minute. Where we're discussing. The two thousand Cameron Crowe Film almost famous. One Minute at a time. I'm Eric Nash. From feels like weezer foresight from. Let's say edge of tomorrow minute. Mcc pleasant From the World. I'm a comedy writer and Just elated welcome. Suzy glad to have you on my. I think I became most aware of you at least kind of recently from a star wars minute and and then then even recently. You're on bull. Durham in it. I got I am tearing up the minute scene. Yeah it's pretty great. You're knocking out a wide range of genres to hear from. Yeah yeah to the sports to the Rock Rock Music Rock Music David. This is your first time with us too. I shouldn't they certainly shouldn't forget you but you're kind of our our unofficial co host happening. He's cuppers minutes that we're going to have you. Yeah good good to be here Big Fan of this movie some. I'm happy to do as much. Co host duties. You need me for saying yeah thank you. Yeah we always have. We always have either of you back For other minutes but this man is meant forty six week and it starts with Russell getting electrocuted and ends with Marc Maron yelling at the band in the electrocution scene man. That's pretty grisly. I think Russell does a pretty good job of well not Russell. But you know that actor's name thank you. Yeah it seems to try and say it disappears from Ed. Bill does a good job of making me feel like he is a real lump of meat that just got cooked on a state of man. It's it's disturbing Yanni really keeps it up to. I mean it's there's there's parts during the sped next to especially Where he just he just really continues to be really out of it really well that they didn't know one called it an ambulance. That's buried the seventy lake. We're like mine. You're just got electrocuted a little bit. Because because I've got a little bit of a morbid streak I had to look up other famous onstage electrocutions. Ooh Yeah so Turns George Harrison was electrocuted in the let it be documentary so you can actually watch him put his lips to the megaphone and get like a little shaky doesn't collapse or anything like that but he does sort of back off shows a little bit of visible pain and you can find that clip on YouTube Keith Richards I was thinking I was going to have to wait until Peter Jackson's done here with Dr. Welby reassembling of Lee keeping it in keeping that part. Maybe that'll be the focus of it. Now lose be like the movie where George gets electrocuted Keith. Richards was also electrocuted. But it was much more like what happens on stage here In nineteen sixty five in Sacramento. His Guitar bumped into an ungrounded MIC stand. Apparently sparks flew in. There was a loud bang and the manager actually thought that Keith had been assassinated. They did rush him to the hospital unconscious and heap. He did not wake up until I think it was later that day in the hospital and he woke up and said man that was good. Probably Rush. I think I'll do that. I thought of. I haven't seen a movie since it came out in theaters And so I forgot. I forgot everything because I know a larger memory and yeah so when I watched the minute before I went back in like watch the rest of the movie And I was like Oh if he on drugs flake I was like are they pretending to be elected because he's on drugs like I couldn't remember if there was like a drug thing so anyway but but it makes sense that he gets electrocuted. I guess it's just like because you don't think about rockstars. Getting electrocuted probably happens a lot less than it did in the seventy S or sixty S. Or whatever when you know now that technology is pretty good like but I wonder if anybody has recently only guess you looked it up like actually. Isn't that famous? Still have you for sure there? I mean there's a long string of them from the seventy so it was definitely like a you know we quit and quite figured out how to ground these things yet. like As freely was electrocuted from kiss and he actually wrote a song about it called shock me later on and then but there are actually people who died from electrocution In the seventies. Yeah Yeah let's Harvey from stone. The crows which was sort of a pub rock band in the early Seventies. He died in in Wales from poorly grounded. Mike Electrocution and Keith Ralph. From the yardbirds died in his basement recording studio from an improperly grounded guitar apparently but yet there's actually a kind of a grisly video. You can find of the band. Hot Hot heat Playing an outdoor festival in Ohio. Somewhere in I don't remember exactly what year it was like. Fairly like the twenty tens. I think where the one of the guitar players get electrocuted and collapses and it's very similar to this like no one really realizes what's happened until he's been laying on the ground for a couple of seconds and then you know the music kind of slowly fades out and everyone in the crowd was like what's going on and it so it's it's still sort of a modern problem. I think trying to put on an outdoor show with you know. Weather conditions in long runs of cable across a field and things like that makes it more dangerous. But Yeah Yeah. I didn't realize how dangerous rock and roll lists the threat and there's other I think really good acting and decides besides just Russell Billy's You know I mean there's there's all this confusion is going on you know and then that's that's actually what jeff bb says. Hey what's going on we here? We also hear like this. Maybe I got it from somewhere or some Transcript site whatever but stinking stinking roads you know so. A roads roads fender bass wise at coming roads. Some some kind of Either Anchor Guitar. Some sort is the root. It's like a brand name erodes Oregon too but I didn't see any of that hanging out instead. Yeah and noticed that both Jeff and Russell. Have like to have two microphones on their MIC stand Sort of tied together which was kind of a weird seventies thing that they did do. That was Sometimes if they rip especially if they were recording the show. You'd have one Mike that fed the PA in one that went to the recording stuff But apparently the grateful dead also did this sort of a weird early form of noise canceling because they would they would put their speakers. Grateful dead put their speakers behind them and did a lot of like weird separation so like the base when we came out of this portion and the guitar came out of his portion to train gift. Things a little more dynamic separation but apparently if you put too close together and you do one in positive polarity in one in negative polarity sort of does some fancy noise cancelling thing on really know but apparently is common in the seventy s until we figured out you know plug ins and laptops and things so very cool. I'm writing so much I do have been baby myself. I was GonNa say you wonder if he's ever seen that before but yeah well the the big thing I've seen is that You know it looks. It seems like there's there's a there's a fair amount of duct tape that I think has happened there at at at Russell's microphone and I've seen lead singer do that before I've done sound work with a few bands quite a few years ago. There was one that Kevin just started going crazy with taping like okay. If you want to do that you're that that's interesting. I wouldn't at seems unsafe. Well I don't know. Duct tape is Great. I guess no don't don't don't know absolutely. I never thought I came from the south. Everything's held together with duct tape. I'm the other thing that that that's at. The very beginning of it is the that the plumbing song is ending. I mean it's not really ending. That's not supposed to end but it's ends because of everyone leaving their instruments in running towards wrestling then than certainly away getting off the stage but You know in the draw. I think in a normal fashion. I think the drums are kind of the one that kind of goes along. The drummer can just be on his own groove and I mean he's sexy Griffin centrally and. Yeah he and he can't maybe can't see what's happening sunders obstruction. Yeah Ding dongs. Away can't Ding dongs meaning drums. Let's that's what I'm gonNA call them now. You know what I'm talking about the hidden things drummers love it when you call me being Donner's I think too so. Oh Yeah Yeah. They totally loved that. Because it's very cool in rock and roll.
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Prince Harry Spends Last Days as Working Royal with Bon Jovi
"One two three hours the prince soon to be known as just Terry has posted a video snippet from Abbey Road Studios do his Sussex royal account he's collaborating with John Bon Jovi re recording the musicians hit unbroken it'll be used as the theme for Harry's next Invictus games he Bon Jovi and two Paralympic athletes also recreated the Beatles iconic Abbey Road album cover Harry and George Harrison's position Bon Jovi and Ringo
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London, John Lennon And Ringo Starr Paul Mccartney discussed on A Public Affair
"Beatles fans of cabin in London to mark exactly fifty years since my comic photo was taken for the cover of the Abbey Road album the picture shows John Lennon walking in step ahead of bandmates Ringo Starr Paul McCartney and George Harrison over the pedestrian crossing outside the Abbey Road recording studios these opens about reports on the eighth of August nineteen sixty nine the four members of the Beatles walked out of the EMI studios which would later renamed abbey road and walked back and forth over the crossing the photographer in McMillan took six quick shots off a century later times the special the special because one launched regions record well we are coming from Mexico and we are excited to be here alone then we like the music today hundreds of fans walked over the crossing to create their own version of one of the best known any cheese in music history the news
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The Monkees’ Peter Tork dies at age 77
"Appropriate. Peter Tork bass player. And keyboardist for the Monkees dead. Correspondent Evan Haning reports. When the TV sitcom the Monkees debut in nineteen sixty six mainly critics dismiss the group and Peter Tork later complained that its members weren't even allowed to play their own instruments until their third album. But torque was a skill folk and blues musician who started studying piano at age nine and play banjo on George Harrison's Wonderwall after leaving. The monkeys torque had been diagnosed with a rare form of tongue cancer ten years ago. He
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When it comes to fixing Facebook, were on Mark Zuckerbergs timetable
"You're listening to the spoken edition of the San Francisco Chronicle. When it comes to fixing Facebook. We are on Mark zuckerberg's timetable by Owen Thomas from business. Welcome back to tech chronicle. If you don't really subscribe to the newsletter move fast and sign up move, slowly and fix things. Whatever happened to move fast and break things in Facebook's third quarter earnings call with analysts, Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg made one thing. Clear fixing Facebook is going to take time q. George Harrison singing, I've got my mind set on you and the chorus it's gonna take time to do it. Right. As the earnings revealed suckered has money a whole lot of spending money to fight fake news, spam and election interference. He has said Facebook will hire twenty thousand workers to review posts the goal though. He told analysts is to have Facebook artificial intelligence spot. Pablo medic posts before anyone has to flag or review them. He indicated that it. Might have this figured out by the end of next year for the citizens of Brazil that's a bit late vaunted war room set up to monitor elections. With a Brazilian flag posted on the wall, signaling the country's importance shutdown some fake accounts used to send spam. But the end result the election of far-right candidate jar Bolsonaro in campaign fueled by conspiracy theories sent on the Facebook owned what's app messaging service suggests that it has made less progress than it claims sucker. Berg has a polished talking point for this. It's an arms race and the company has to keep up with evolving behavior, if it's an arms race, what about this idea, why doesn't Facebook unilaterally disarm Facebook could shut down at service outside the US, Canada and Europe and save it self a lot of headaches. The worst social media fueled disaster seemed to happen in places like man, mar Sri Lanka, India, and Brazil that would slash base books. Vaunted user numbers. From two point two seven billion to six hundred seventeen million, but it would cost only twenty seven percent of its revenue if anything Facebook's profit margins who would probably increase contending with lies deception and state-sponsored manipulation and a smaller part of the globe. But presumably cost less and work better than trying to do it for the entire world sucker. Berg has suggested that if western governments were to reign in Facebook Chinese social media giants would move in to fill the void. And so what Facebook may twenty seven dollars sixty one cents per user in the US and Canada in the third quarter in its emerging markets, where advertisers are far scarcer it only made a dollar eighty two per user or about sixty cents a month as a business. Facebook would be better off figuring out how to squeeze more dollars out of the data. It's American users surrender with shrug it with baseless flack too, but suck Aberg has his mind set on connecting the world, even if that means leaking up all of its unruly. Contentious bad actors, good luck with that quote of the week. We have willingly now for more than a decade given up our most personal data that is the real guts the bloodstream for AI. You know, our personal data is the most valuable commodity in the world right now. I mean, it's far more valuable than any energy source or any other commodity, you can think about and we have given it over we've given it over to companies by and large. But that is just one little step away from governments Hillary Clinton to Recode CARA. Swisher in an interview at New York's ninety second street y coming up speaking of elections, we have one coming up Tuesday in San Francisco. The fight to watch is the one overpop- position see the ballot measure that taxes. The city's biggest businesses to fund homeless services Salesforce and Mark benef- have committed millions of dollars to the yes. On C campaign. Opponents include square CEO, Jack Dorsey and stripes, e oh, Patrick collison who have drawn fellow Bill. Air. Benef- tweeted scorn have been comparatively cheap in their backing of the no on C campaign L N. I guess we're voting on other stuff too will have all the latest results on SF conical dot com. What I'm reading Twitter is not doing much better dealing with fake news a page devoted to coverage of the midterms is littered with false, hyper partisan news, Charlie Warsaw reports Waymo has received a permit to test self-driving cars with no backup human behind the steering wheel Keller and said reports it's a big step on the path to true Thomas vehicles. Kevin Roose explains how gab the extremist social network got. So big.
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Geoff Emerick, Beatles Recording Engineer, Dead at 72
"And Jeff Emmerick medicine news here, the Beatles. Chief recording engineer who worked on some the band's most seminal albums has died. According to his manager. He was seventy two and believed have suffered from a heart attack. America was born December fifth nineteen Forty-five began working as the assistant engineer at Abbey Road. And and that just fifteen years old he worked with John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, the studio he worked on such recordings. As love me. Do I wanna hold your hand? She loves you a hard day's night and later became the band's chief engineer for revolver sergeant Pepper's lonely heart clubs banned the white album and Abbey Road. So producer passed away. Seventy two