Music Concert for George

Music Concert for George In this article we will examine briefly one of the most touching concert has never been held for another person, the concert for George. There are few people in history that one can speak his own name, the word concert and know exactly what that concert was for. Concert for George was one of those concerts. George of course be at the end of the Beatles George Harrison. George Harrison died of brain cancer on 29 November 2001. A year later, a concert by this great musician was held at the Royal Albert Hall in London. It 'just that this is the place that Harrison was 100% in English at the top of the head to the tip of the fingers of his guitar magic. Many believe that was overlooked Beatle. Everything has been John and Paul. But most critics feel that George Harrison was the heart and soul of Beatle guitar sound that has to be copied by many artists. The idea of this concert was George's good friend Eric Clapton. Clapton and Harrison have been friends for a long time and played together on the White Album. The song, of course, is "While My Guitar Gently weeps". Clapton save memory and Harrison would have the same smile. The concert began with the daughter of one of the greatest friends Harrison, Ravi Shankar, the song "Your Eyes". After this song, the girl, which is the name of Anoushka, team up with another friend of Harrison, Jeff Lynne of ELO fame, to sing "The inner light" which is one of George Harrison's music. The concert was a mixture of music and cabaret, which is very unusual for a concert. The comedy has been treated by most of all the Monty Python, who with Tom Hanks, was "Sit On My Face" and "The Lumberjack Song", which was one of Monty Python's most famous and entertaining songs. The rest of the concert features more of his friends George and other members of the Beatles, Paul and Ringo. There are also Tom Petty, Billy Preston, Gary Brooker and Procal Harem. George's son Dhani was at hand. If you watch the video of the concert will swear Dhani George Harrison, if you did not know better. The rest of the concert features mostly songs that were either done by the Beatles or songs that George has done solo or with other artists, such as when she was with Tom Petty during his time with The Traveling Willburys. The songs are a who's who of some of the best songs of these people are not together or separately. They include classics such as the signature of George song "Something" The Beatles "as" This is not a sin, "" Here Comes The Sun ", a music that George Ringo played on" Photo "," All Things Must Pass "," My Sweet Lord "and ends with" I'll See You In My Dreams ", which was at the end of a concert. George Harrison may be gone but will never be forgotten.