In 96 a kid from Washington racked up a 400 dollar bill (which now a days is worth about 652 dollars) calling that number which turned out to be a working sex line
We are privileged to hear this take. It was never released and I actually prefer it. It's more yearning and artistic. Ringo's is boppy and commercial. Both are great but either way, George produced both.
For any budding young singer and lead guitarist standing in the middle of the stage with your band members around you, George Harrison was the man to emulate ! True legend !
Yeah!! I found "solo" George. I went into the Navy for years of training and missed out on tons of his music. Well happy to say I found George again. Can listen to his music for hours. RIP, George.
This is just a great example I think of George's musical ability to just suit the song. This song fits Ringo's voice perfectly, and he could have gone heavier on his parts but he had way more restraint than any other rocker of his era. Doing just enough to fit the song.
If this is George's demo before giving the song to Ringo, then everybody in the studio must have known it would have been written by George. The background singers and instruments all sound the same as Ringo's version. Missing are the horns.
@@markheys3411 I agree. My Sweet Lord can be played at my sendoff...I remember my older brother bought it new..Sounded like it was transcendent even to a 12 year old.
@@StanTheObserver-lo8rx Yep. Certainly my favourite Beatle, and the other three weren't too shabby. Ha!!! All Things Must Pass is in my opinion, the best post Beatles solo album.
