Concert for George
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Free Music Review: Superb concert with total love and emotion!
Hit: 5 Stars
This concert, is moving. You can see and hear for yourself the total love and emotion all the musicians and audience were givin to the memory and music of George Harrison. I was particulary moved by Eric Clapton playing and singing Something, Paul McCartney singing All Things Must Pass and the late great Billy Preston doing It isnt a Pitty and My Sweet Lord. You can feel Eric Clapton s' playing with absolute emotion and passion on this concert. The songs were all very well chosen but with some strange omitions such as Your Love is Forever or What is Life among many other great George Harrison songs. I recomend you to get the cd and also de DVD.Free Music Review: Something to remember...and show your children
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the first time i ever felt moved enough to write a review. George's music is timeless. Even Frank Sinatra called Something the most beautiful love song ever written. That said, seeing the respectful gathering to honor George is something truly moving. The music is wonderful, the performances are stellar...Eric Clapton did a wonderful job planning, producing and performing. Buy it, watch the DVD, enjoy it, love it. I still can't help but be moved to tears when i watch it. We will always love and apprecitae how George touched all our lives. Not as a star, or a celebrity, but with his soul and his music. God bless!Free Music Review: must have for George Harrison fans
Hit: 5 Stars
Arranged by Jeff Lynn (ELO, Travelling Willburys) and Eric Clapton as a tribute to George one year after his passing, this is a live performance in Albert Hall in London with studio-quality accoustics and all songs are written by George Harrison with just a couple exceptions. Rent the dvd video also for even better experience! My favorite is "I need you" performed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Great album with a dream team of Harrison-era contemporaries performing! Paul McCartney and Ringo were great but arguably upstaged by Billy Preston on the organ and lead vocal on "Isn't it a pity" and "My Sweet Lord."Free Music Review: Fabulous tribute - amazing songs
Hit: 5 Stars
So many people know GH that to add comment is hard, but this tribute concert reveals how Harrison affected the community of English players in his life - It's also great to hear versions of his songs that while true to form, come off in a new light as done by the Clapton-led band and remind us how prolific and original George was once he got out from under the shadow of John and Paul - he started humbly yet persisted with amazing discipline to create his own sound and style, which while not everyone's cup of tea, stands alone as significant work in the evolution of pop rock in the 20th century - may he rest in peaceFree Music Review: Almost perfect soundtrack from the film
Hit: 5 Stars
I recently purchased the 2-DVD set of the Concert for George and, desiring to listen to it in the car over and over and over again, went out and picked up the 2-CD soundtrack. Overall, marvelous and just as spectacular as the audio on the DVD. One gripe--the track "Horse To The Water", performed by Jools Holland on the DVD and featuring a blistering Tom Scott sax solo, was left off. Otherwise, I think all the concert tracks (save for the Monty Python numbers) are included. This set is sure to see some wear and tear in the Honda over the coming weeks, and is a perfect complement to the DVD set. Well done!