George Harrison ~ My Sweet Lord (High Quality)

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[DallasBiff]

1970 George Harrison ~ My Sweet Lord

[LibertarianLiz]

Not sure if it was because they weren’t good enough or what, so I’ll have to do more research.

Well, Isn't It A Pity from his album, All Things Must Pass was a hit. I always thought it was about a man and a woman and breaking up a relationship; but, after reading that book, I began to wonder if it was not actualy about the break-up of The Beatles.

[1Old Pro]

After watching the Get Back “Concert” the chemistry between Paul and John was very noticeable when performing, almost magical.

[Seruzawa]

I’ll take #3, boss. Gift wrap her for me.

[Falconspeed]

My father was upset with Beatles and Zeppelin albums in his house, especially the Diamond Dogs album. As the Bible says, “Blessed is the man who does not walk in step with the wicked” (Psalm 1: 1).

[Delta 21]

George was a great contributing member of the Traveling Wilburys. He played for some other band when he was younger.

[PeachyKeen]

Yep. Back in the day I swooned over Paul. Now I think George is the cutest. The song brings back memories. I really don’t care of the lyrics!

[dfwgator]

George also wrote “It Don’t Come Easy”, and Ringo’s version had a “Hare Krishna” in the middle part.

[dragnet2]

I assume you know what Doo-lang means.

[NWFree]

Isn’t it a pity was the flip side of the 45 single my sweet lord.

Still being sold on eBay 🤪

[NWFree]

Isn’t it a pity isn’t it a shame

I haven’t heard that song for ages

[Gay State Conservative]

I always liked George's songs on Beatles albums.Most of them were quite good whereas Lennon/McCartney songs were sometimes great and sometimes mediocre...at best.

Also,George was the only one who did anything worth listening to after the breakup.

[Antoninus]

I assume you know what Doo-lang means.

Most likely the same as every other nonsense term in rock-and-roll parlance -- including the term "rock and roll" itself.

[Dr. Sivana]

And of course, John Lennon’s only solo #1 while alive, “Whatever Gets You Thru the Night”, has lyrics at odds with “Imagine”, but almost as offensive.

[TortReformer]

Great song….Hare Krishna! 🙏