George Harrison - Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) descargar videos gratis
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Subido: 2008/08/22
The song is supposed to be about Sir Francis Crisp, and Friar Park. The cover, for George's album, comes from Friar Park..........I seriously got to go there, before I get too old.......Or hit by a bus........Whichever comes first.
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9 years ago
Angela Vary
hey my GH All things must pass is in my library. When I kick the bucket my missus will decide what to do with the vinyl. until then wtf.9 years ago
Tom Kenstowicz
yes the best9 years ago
Kenneth Blixt
...My favorite song ,from this album :)9 years ago
Kenneth Blixt
My favorite George song from ALL THINGS MUST PASS9 years ago
kimii xDD
how i met your mother10 years ago
Sharon Remmers
~LOVE~10 years ago
crazymanmichael100
always feel good when I hear this.10 years ago
JP magicas
estou aki por causa de how i met your mother10 years ago
Hussin Mohamad
how i met your mother introduced me to this great tune10 years ago
patty slattery
I'd always thought that George was the "hidden" Beatle. The most talented of the 4. Good man, was so sorry when he left us.10 years ago
MrSmithaustin
He's so fine, he's so fine. Do you hear that in this song, why back in the mix. 10 years ago
Lorena Lopes Santana
Pra quem gosta de George Harrison!10 years ago
Lorena Lopes Santana
I love that too!10 years ago
Fooblestheclown1
Greatest tune ever. And I mean it.10 years ago
Victo Araujo
how i met your mother10 years ago
Hasan Syarif
can someone tell me the instrument that playing after he says "let it roll across the floor", "find me where ye echo lays", basically at the start of every chorus. Is that organ playing?10 years ago
Lorena Lopes Santana
let it roll....let it roll...10 years ago
Ramon Escolano
Qué grande era...10 years ago
Jonathan Macneil
Great Bass guitar ! Thanks George !10 years ago
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