George Harrison - Marwa Blues video free download


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George's final album, but the first to be credited to Dark Horse AND Parlophone.

Credited to George Harrison, and produced by George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison

Personnel :

George - Vocals, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, bass

Dhani Harrison - Acoustic Guitar, backing vocals

Jeff Lynne - Electric guitar, 12-string guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

Bikram Ghosh - Tabla

Jon Lord - Piano

Jools Holland - Piano

Sam Brown - Backing vocals

Jim Keltner - Drums

Jane Lister - Harp

Isabela Borzymowska - Reading from "How To Know God" (The Yoga Aphorisms of Patanjali)

plus, Namah Parvati - Performed by George and Dhani Harrison.

"Give me plenty of that guitar" ...

An album that as the stylus hits the vinyl immediately strikes you as being vibrant and upbeat. All the more remarkable when it was recorded in the last couple of months before George's passing.

Art direction and photography by thenewno2 ("I'm not a number ...")

Photographs of George by Brian Roylance.

The vinyl L.P. comes in a gatefold sleeve, with a stiff card inner sleeve. Plus a LARGE 12-page booklet featuring the lyrics and photographs.

The C.D. comes in a gatefold sleeve with the same pictures as on the L.P. (but smaller !), and the C.D. hides a picture of what is the label on the vinyl (as above). It includes a 16-page booklet featuring the lyrics and photographs.

The CD/DVD comes in a 6" x 5" clamshell box, containing - the C.D. as listed above, A picture DVD containing footage relating to the making of the album, a 21" x 14" double-sided poster with a great black and white picture of George on one side, and the Brainwashed art on the other.

The album entered the U.K. album chart on 24th November 2002 at no.52.

With the release of the Any Road single, the album was "repackaged" on 12th May 2003 and re-promoted.

What this in fact entailed, was one cardboard slipcover matching the picture on the single wrapped around the standard album. No track changes and scant evidence of any advertising to be seen.

Comments

8 years ago

Mikevdog

A bit of Pink Floyd

8 years ago

Cássio Cavaco

This is a spiritual sound. It take our souls to a lightner place where se have pra e. 

9 years ago

GUGUGU70

george is the bestt!

9 years ago

mtopper66

22,946 views, 151 likes, and 0 dislikes...all is still right with the world. 

9 years ago

岡本ゆきこ

I love this!

9 years ago

Ernie Cadell

I think George caught a glimpse of the outer edge, or entrance to Nirvana when he created this song. Thanks for sharing it w/ us George; enjoy the peace & freedom you sought, I'm quite certain you found it. : )

9 years ago

Michael B

So sad, yet majestic. Beautiful and hypnotic.

9 years ago

Tom Tom

Von Georges letztem Longplayer! Sein Abschied sozusagen!!!Love it!

10 years ago

Collin Morris

Thanks, George, for everything. Best wishes, wherever you are.

10 years ago

RedDeadKitain

This song won Best Pop Instrumental Performance in 2004 at the Grammys.

10 years ago

trense13

oh purdy music 

10 years ago

mtopper66

15,535 views, 101 likes (102 now that I've added mine), and 0 dislikes...all is right with the world. 

10 years ago

phoenix rising

too bad there wasn't any other song cast in the same mould on that album. Do you know if he did more of that addictive kind?

10 years ago

phoenix rising

there's an extended version of 7 min... then hit replay :)

10 years ago

crobilly19

Ilove jeff lynne, Iknow this is a George song but the "treatment" is a wilburys, post love production.

11 years ago

Robin Olsen

Thing Of Beauty Dept.

11 years ago

phoenix rising

thx alot

11 years ago

Chuck Scharret

You wont...I have listened to it a hundred times

11 years ago

Chuck Scharret

Brainwashed by George Harrison

11 years ago

Chuck Scharret

Leaving in peace , quiet, reverence never ends

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