Fab Four Rocks Out at Reason Rally 2016 

And your point? George wasn't Christian, he professed to believe in Hare Krishna. John and Paul were/are more of spiritual believers and Ringo believes in God.

Cathy Krager... What's your point?

@@beatlechick1 actually George a couple months before his death accepted jesus. In fact he re released my sweet lord as a song for jesus.

@@evandercurbelo371 he never did. His wife and son had a traditional Krishna service in India.

Cathy Krager and?

It did sound better in person.

Yeah, but their Paul looks like Sylvester Stallone.

this paul is ardy sarif , he played paul in a movie

Ardy Sarraf has never played Paul in a movie. The group, however, did the movements for The Beatles Rockband game and had completed the movements for the Yellow Submarine reboot that has been shelved. The Fab Four recorded the music for the Linda McCartney Story movie. None have ever been in a movie but they all were featured in a documentary on Beatles tribute bands called Come Together, I believe.

Worst performance by the Fab Four that I've seen on RU-vid. But then it was done at an atheist rally ......

Likely but he's usually nicer about it even though he can't stand the man.

Biggy S Is being that fucking stupid sort of like being high all the time? The Beatles were TOTAL liberals. Anyone that thinks otherwise is huffing paint. SO, you're huffing paint...right?

Bottoms up.

The audio is awful , but I saw these guys live last month and they were incredible.

It's for the audience.

***** Total silence thanks to the bullshit audio. Normally you'd hear them singing.

No

Hello. I just read your comment and I think you made a mistake on who sang the song "God." John Lennon wrote a song titled "God" which appeared on his first solo album after the breakup of the Beatles. But since you did mention George Harrison, I find it rather funny that The Reason Rally would have a band play at their event that does a tribute to The Beatles, who had a member that did believe in God, an afterlife, etc., things that are diametrically opposite to what those who attended this rally believe in. And as a side note, Gavin Pring, the fellow who portrays George in The Fab Four, also does a tribute to just George Harrison's music. So I suppose songs such as "My Sweet Lord, Hear Me Lord, Awaiting On You All, and his tribute song to John Lennon called "All Those Years Ago," which contains the lyric, "We've forgotten all about God, He's the only reason we exist," would have been taboo at this event.

I know Lennon was the one singing it, what I meant was Harrison hated this kind of music because of his belief that we all know. And on the other hand, you are right. is a funny thing what you mention about that guy as "George Harrison" who sings about God alone and in this kind of rally is all the waay an atheist? lol. This guy better finds another job, a kick in the nuts to George's memory lol.

"They've forgotten all about God; he's the only reason we exist." - George Harrison

+Juan Jaramillo so Gavin has to look for another job because you don't believe he fits George's Krishna beliefs? George wasn't a Christian and neither is his wife and son.

Cathy Krager Woo, woo, what does Christian beliefs has to do anything with it? you come bringing judgment by yourself from no where to this conversation! And second, No, I didn't meant that This guy should have Krishna beliefs. My point is clear. I don't care what this Gavin guy believes or not, Is his life and he has the right to do it. That's not the case of our statement. Now listen, Is just that when you play George Harrison on stage, once you are on it ( clothing and attitude alike) at least put some respect to his memory not doing this contrary of the role model you are trying to re-create, specially playing songs Harrison would despise. seriously it is so difficult to understand? if you're going to do a job as a George Harrison tribute guy, at least do it right, just because IT'S YOUR JOB!

I saw them last month - they were fucking awesome - the audio here blows

It sounded good but is awfully mixed. Absolutely horrible. It sounds muddy and muffled. I can only hear the bass kick drum and the vocals and everything else is muted.

Mango Smoothie True

So you can't like them because they are not being what you want them to be? I'm a Christian and I know, love, and respect them. I don't care if they do or don't believe as I do as long as they respect who I am. You can't make others believe as you do.

No. What makes this so disappointing is that they are supporting this hate group. It's one thing that they don't believe in God. It's something completely different that they would support this awful movement.

Cathy Krager. I think it's made worse by the fact that they're doing this as people they impersonate, and I don't believe that John, Paul, George or Ringo would approve.

@@ScottJ794 actually only George was religious, he was Krishna devotee. Paul kind of follows Judaism because his wife is Jewish. Neither Ringo or John, especially John, professed to have any faith.

@@ScottJ794 atheism isn't awful and is not a hate group. Judging others because you don't agree with or like them does against God's ruling that only He should pass judgement.

slightly ;)

sebalberico guy from American English is a better lennon

Being Atheists isn't a hate group. I'm a Christian but many believe that Christians can be a "hate group."

Only one professes to be a possible Atheist but his wife and kids go to Church. He's cool, as they all are, and has a right to his opinion.

"They've forgotten all about God; he's the only reason we exist." - George Harrison

Seriously Cathy? Look what "John" and "Paul" do to "George" at the 11:00 part of the video. What about his right to sing My Sweet Lord?

James Duclos Exactly, Don’t listen to Cathy, She’s uneducated.

@@russellh6152 uneducated? I know the guys. This is an Atheist rally, not at a normal Fab Four show. My Sweet Lord is about George's religion, atheists don't believe in religion. Both Ardy and Ron McNeil are Atheists. Gavin does have a faith and Erik is no longer a part of the group.