George Harrison - Got My Mind Set On You (Version I) 

I agree my friend, hey! Do you think George had the best voice of the four??? Because sometimes I think he was the best singer, but no one else thinks the same

You are correct

It’s a toss up between Paul and George. A lot of people think Wings was not so good, but they were pretty creative and a natural extension for Paul’s creativity. Paul seemed to get stuck in his era by the 80s right when George was making his own way. George seemed to be much more informed on current music in the 80s as he helped artists like George Michael, Tom Petty, and others lyrically before making his own album.

@@joshuainman9180 so George had the better career? Also did Paul make any good songs with wings because I would think that Paul was the most talented of the four and he should have been the one who made all the hits, Other than band on the run

​@@JoaquinLucero22420 I think they both peaked at different points. Wings had 5 commercially successful songs in the US. “With a little luck,” 1978, “Silly Love Songs,” 1976, “Jet,”( my personal favorite of Wings) 1973, and “Band on the Run,” 1973, and we all know “Live and Let Die,” even though it didn’t technically chart. 6 of their 8 albums were #1 on the US Charts. They did have the advantage of being a bit of a super band. Their staying power hasn’t been great as there were just too many similar bands in the 70s. This is where I believe Harrison really stood out in the 80s, there was simply no one making music like his that would have been charting at the time. Yes it’s one big album, but artistically the technicality and musicality of this album really, really stands out and to blues and 80s fans it is a top album of the era. So to me the quantity of Wings hits vs the musicality and staying power of Cloud Nine make Paul and George’s success different but I couldn’t choose one over the other as better.

He had millions of fans, are you saying he deserves billions? I can agree with that!

Yes he deserves and I believe he has... A huge number of audience from this social media generation love his music and that's why Here comes the Sun is the most popular Beatles song on Spotify...and Something is the Second most covered song in the history ❤️

@Janetta Martin His solo youtube videos are close to John Lennon's in popularity, and ahead of Paul McCartney's. So I think he's quite fondly remembered.

This version is a cover.

Well, add me in the list of trillon fans he has...add also my offspring since I'll make sure them to listen George's legacy.

Sean Nixon All of us watching this video.

George Harrison does.

who doesn't wish everyone was still alive, mostly.....me.

Yup, he aged graciously Like a wine, a fine wine i would say

me to

Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like George Harrison

@@funlittlefish thanks for the recommendation 😊

I thought the same seeing him in The Traveling Willburys. I don't know if they all genuinely got along with each other, but that's what comes across in the music videos.

@@BloodylocksBathory Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply! You’re right, they did get on extremely well, from the interviews I’ve watched at least. Seems George really gelled with the guys, he needed a last minute extra song for a new album and they all offered to help and it went from there. George found a totally laid back, stress free group to work with and thrived.

kris very perceptive of you ....yes, I see the same thing thanks

So true

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He had the talent & songwriting/performance clout, that's why 😁

U don't MISS a beer 😝

Callum A: lucky bastard B: did you ask for an autograph?

Uh ok

what a story ;)

WRONG, it was 2pac.

I had a similar experience a couple of years ago with Paul McCartney. Of course that was in NYC so nobody cared that a Beatle walked among us.

✨😊How cute, love moments like that! ✨🎶🐶🎶✨

He said the least but thought the most it's true silence is golden he was a gent

Nice 🙏👍😊

Nice 🙏👍😊

Mary my words nothing more to say god bless

may he be with our Lord and savior the Lord Jeus Christ. in HIm their is eternal life.

Played on it AND produced it!

Check them both out in the travelling wilburys, I never knew the band existed until a few weeks ago absolutely fantastic, I recommend HANDLE ME WITH CARE, Roy Orbison vocals are mesmerising 😊go check it out let me know what you think ☺️

@@mangroveI always thought this was George’s song but it isn’t it belongs to a dude named Rudy Clark😊

Pretty much any George song after 1985 or so was taken over by Lynne's sound and production trademarks, including the Beatles reunion songs. Now and again, that combination clicks. I like ELO, I like pumpkin spice. I just don't need my steak, my orange juice, and my salads to nearly always taste like pumpkin spice.

Jeff Lynne was so angry and disgusted that Xanadu was such a box office flop he swore that he would never score another movie again. However, he allowed the music of E.L.O. to be used in The Virgin Suicides, and Boogie Nights. Alot of folks say that E.L.O. was influenced by The Moody Blues.

If they got back together in the 80's they would explode MTV and be as big as Madonna was back then. they would have kept their solo stuff as well which would have been incredible.

@@teacherlucas9982 the closest thing we got were those two songs from the Anthology project.

As McCartney said "If the Beatles would have existed into the 80's we would have been ELO". Had they existed into the 90's they would have morphed into the Grateful Dead band, better for them to have just live and let die.

Fab!

The Beatles have lived and died in the right period both for them and for the music.

Those were really his last words. Wow what a dude! Rest in peace George. We'll miss you✌️

Especially with the trump crowd.

@@NintendoPsycho - Especially with liberals.

True👍❤

Isn't that the truth!

yes

the other video scares the shit out of me..

ramonne mccartney there were two versions of this music video created. This one was used for the US market which included MTV. The other was likely produced for British audiences.

ramonne mccartney I love the reference. George's response was iconic :) Reporter: How has success changed your life? George: Yes.

@@darthkurland both were used in the US, I remember seeing the other version more than this one.

Ruben Delgadillo everyone!!!!

Ruben Delgadillo up the ra

Ruben Delgadillo me

we have known each other for thousands of years (":

Zooiey Rae I was only 2 when he died, I obviously don't remember it but still very sad 😭

I've just seen it xx

I see you bro

Rock on Bro as long as you can.Great song by George!!!

a shoulder dance perchance?

@@1994g0 hahahha man you know little

I don't think he knows, but everyone has something in the past (usually a lot of things big or small) to make peace with. Pretty sure he's just saying that as another reason he looks happy since forgiving yourself is very essential to being happy, or you'll be dwelling in the past.

He stole this song from james ray as early as1963

Rosa - Well he lost his wife Pattie Boyd but there's inconsistency as to how/why. On her YT interview, she began seeing Eric Clapton while still with George and it was revealed rather cruelly at a party. Wikipedia has another version, reporting their separation due to George's repeated infidelities including with Ringo's wife! Also, a great deal of drug/alcohol use.

I think he was always the prettiest Beatle.

@@JokerPlayer1997 the best out of the lot. I dont like the Beatles but George Harrison was great .

That's for sure. And the best Beatle by the way.

He was soo underrated, to this day probably my favorite beatle.

The whole Band was amazing together and their solo careers. While I am still starting to dig into their works after the Beatles. As I got older I learned the songs I liked the most were usually the ones George was lead vocals on (Also because he wrote them). Def underappreciated these days.

Georgie boy was always my favourite.

John was enigma, Paul was a genius. Ringo was the perfect drummer to compliment their style and George was underutilized in the band. But my favourite will always be John I'm sorry

Yes, money always impresses girls!

I think he developed his voice more after The Beatles. But, yes,I agree he had a great voice.

@SgtBaker16 The Beatles & The Traveling Wilburys = George was the iconic voice of both groups and their souls.

He was my favorite beatle not to mention in my opinion the most talented of them

Well Lennon🙃

He probably really wanted to.

Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like George Harrison

@@funlittlefish Oh Christ, no thanks! 🤮

ELO with George would have been absolutely legendary rather than absolutely iconic

@@TheHutchy01 ... I happen to think that Jeff is absolutely legendary too!

And they were also in The Traveling Willburys . One of my favorite bands.

Half right.

@@docsavage8640 2:05 who’s that?

Seems kinda

Yes

Yes

Favourite.

YES!!!!!!

Yep, he was definitely in top 4

George actually didn't write this. It's a cover of a song from 1963. Check out the original. It's pretty good, too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A1E6xvM7PeA.htmlsi=nNt_sISqccpqYEjd

@@dimike42 my apologies - looking back on this comment I didn’t make it particularly clear! By composition, I meant his take on it! 😃

I'm sorry. At least you're having a neutral attitude---yet positive attitude that she is with God.

When I lost my mom I was devistated, she was my pillar of strength .She asked me 2 get a pina colotta and a burger. When I returned she passed to a higher plane.On the way home this tune came on in my car.I cried all the way home.I believe that she sent me away so I wouldn't be there when she left us .Love you Mom 4 every.

Armstrong Cedeno I'm so sorry about your Mom. She's in Heaven singing this to you. Blessed Mother's Day to your Mom.

America 81 legenda never die✖️💪✖️

Awesome.

America 81 a legend who never dies

sorry for your loss

@@rosanna3304 thx✌🏽

Yeah, wish it was still popular in music. How am I gonna make a career with an instrument that isn't used as much? Rip my dreams of playing swing jazz.

Yes, so many good 80s songs had 🎷 in them like “Who can it be now, “Urgent”, “Power of Love” and etc.

@Leo Coogan thanks :)

Or even, "good old days when people played instruments" ;)

That really looks like Ray Cooper playing the sax, but he's a percussionist so it can't be can it?

Igual

He's the GOAT

true story

Love Him!!! My Favorite Song Is "My Sweet Lord "

George is so underrated by most people. A true genius! He wrote the best Beatles song - Something! And then some great stuff after they broke up like this one.

@@Imtotallydiggingthis He didn't write this one...

Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like George Harrison

@@funlittlefish Nope, they're terrible.

​@@Lazy_Sundae Lol

Me too

Me too

Me too

Same

Did you know this song isn’t by George? I didn’t until I searched this song here on RU-vid.

Finally somebody else says this as well. Thank you. The original is there, of course it is great. But this is a version and a damn good one. George made this even a bit Beatlesque with a devilishly haunting beat. Definetely a gem.

Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like George Harrison

@@funlittlefish Why would she waste her time on a loser band like that?

When I first saw this, I was like, "OMG, it's Sandy Rivers!" (from How I Met Your Mother) 😂😂😂

They have the same birthday, probably why he was chosen for the video?

Michael Kurland a forever legend

You’re The Beatles Singer.

He died around a month after i was born. I was born on october 27th

Feb. 25th, actually :)

@@LadyxBleu I was going to say that

I believe it to be a four way tie

@@HELW95969800 At the very least, a three way tie.

@@HELW95969800 hahaha ok ya got me there lol

Im ready for the hate comments....but my list is as follows: 1. Ringo Starr 2. John Lennon 3. George Harrison 4. Paul McCartney Again...ready for the hate comments LOL

@@thomf7840 wtf

I sure do miss the 70s, 80s, 90s. The music🎶 today is not even the same. Sometimes I wish I could find a time machine and go back in time. Life was much easier and everyone enjoyed life! Is this your favorite song?

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@@TheFinnBerry How was your day

@@jameswelsh20221 Where are you from?

Who cares when he was "best looking?"

😅😅😅

A gent x

I Swear that mans'smile could melt the polar ice caps.

He stole this song from james ray as early as 1963

No I prefer his singing

Therworldtube he didn’t steal it

George smile is priceless and precious

Lol. But this song is from my childhood in Volgograd. Sunny russian south days, warm lightning bug-filled nights burning sands of Volga river beaches and sweetest watermelons cooled in the river. Actually at high school days I listened something as Metallica and Guns'n'Roses, but George Harrison was better for hang out with girls))

Great comment! Thanks for sharing!!

What a nice comment I was 6 years old when the Beatles hit America on The Ed Sullivan Show... I was on the sofa with my mom and dad watching and every time I hear the Beatles or any solo Beatle artist music I think of that night...

Listening to the Traveling Wilburys with George Harrison and all the crew almost as good as the Beatles...lol

Xxxxx

Carlos Arias poor ringo would have been even more neglected.

I don't think that it was because he couldn't sing those high notes, I think it was just that Paul did it better, and George was really, really great at finding a middle harmony between Paul and John. If you want to hear the earliest known recording of George singing, check out the Beatles 1960 demos where he does "Wildcat." He sings much higher than he did on later recordings.

I always thought George was just as good as paul and john

Baron Coffee I Think "Thats is All" is the Prove that he was a Great vocalist. And easily as Good as Macca or Lennon.

Wasn't he really shy as well

ME! I am a little drunk though. Made a whole playlist.

I’m here in 1325

ME!❤

Me! I loved "My Sweet Lord" when I was around Four, and "What Is Life", with the special Video and this Video. I thought it was so sweet what the guy did for the young lady.

Me

Apparently George preferred this video version of "Got My Mind Set On You."

😂who remembers this song in movie looks who’s talking too 😂!! I do turning 39 April 24 this month.. watch. It Tubi 😂other day lilltle Mickey pushing he baby sister in baby Baby stroller

Much of George's work is very fresh and moving even now. I imagine his fans will grow even, as people seek music from the Beatles, they will find George.

2024 !

I remember there was a moment when it was everywhere and everyone loved it, but I was like 4 or somethin' x)

I'd only seen the other version of this video before. While watching this, I realized the guy trying to win the ballerina for the girl played Westley in "Angel" and "Buffy The Vampire Slayer, " and also Sandy Rivers on "How I Met Your Mother." 😂

@@kimberlyperkins885 Dang, good eye!

My late father loved the other version especially the squirrel playing the pipe/saxophone at the end.

Me too ❤😂

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Bradley Cotton R.I.P. George Harrison 😓😢😞😭

RIP George Harrison, a musical legend

The coolest of the Beatles!

He Was 58, Way Better Age Then James Ray

Your comment is what makes RU-vid comments truly great 😊

Lmao

Holy Heavens😍

Me.

nolife noproblem ouch... thats gona leave a mark...

Hey you should look up The Doublejumps if you like George Harrison

@@funlittlefish 🤮

Yes a great song. Great time to be a young adult. Send me back to the 60s, 70s or even the early 80s

James ray actually sung it first. And then George Harrison made a cover on it. I think he did it so more people could know the song. Both versions are great!

It was released in 1987.

I honestly love your posts and always enjoy reading them in my lonely spare time. I'm so sorry I invaded your privacy, but I'd love to be friends with someone who could share such sensitive post content, which means you're a woman of integrity. I wanted to add you but sending you a friend request without your consent is inappropriate because I'm a public figure and it wouldn't take much either, I'd appreciate it if you send me a friend request now so we can be friends and text better here on RU-vid🌷