11:08 -God bless that guy in the studio who calls out, "All things must pass."

this is the first time I've seen this, and I can say there was nothing accidental about the songs george chose to play that day.He was saying his last goodbye, all things must pass away.

George was obviously an enormous talent. Sad he left us earlier than we expected.

I clapped too at the end....was I the only one..? I miss you George, I miss your smile, I miss you just being here...RIP you wonderful man ♥ Ill never forget you.

Love you, George. Rest in peace, soul brother.

Still missing George, what a great man and talent. I could never thank him enough.

One of my favorite Beatles I named one of my twin boys Harrison Lennon. I cried on the day I heard George Harrison had passed. All things must pass

This video makes my heart weep. Not just his last performance, but a song That talks about what he always fascinated and told people..!❤ thats is..M.O.K.S.H.A.. ! I myself dont know how to write about how it feels. ❤ I just want to you say to you all, guys love one another please. Its really important for you yourself..! Thank you My Sweet Lord, My Sweet George for offering your life to us❤

To watch him makes me feel happy and sad at the same time. A deep thinking beautiful human being. His passing was a huge loss for the whole world.

I miss George what a ray of sun we have lost.

I loved the guy. He passed away within a couple of months of my oldest brother, and they both died of basically the same thing. 'All Things Must Pass', indeed. Rest in peace, George - you were fantastic.

'Must be the only person who doesn't know his own songs.' - love it!! The master! I'm in awe of the genius of George. & 'All Things Must Pass' at the end, just beautiful.

Whenever someone asks me to play something I do exactly that. I even make a joke about not knowing any songs. It's so incredible to see George Harrison making the same joke. George Harrison who was in The Beatles. Wow. Incredibly inspriring

George knew where he was going and which was the road! Blessings to you George, I know where you are!

Holy cow! That guitar went from being just another piece of wood to being priceless!

Thank You George!! For all the Great Music!!! I Love You!!

"All things must pass -- so I must be on my way" -- this video actually hurt me it is so beautiful. His children's children for generations will bless this man. Such a modest man with a giant talent. He was a beacon of light to the world and lived many lives in this one life. He was a Pisces, at the end of the circle of learning and ready to join God again. When the DJ asked George how he got Dylan out of seclusion to play the Bangladesh Concert he never said that Dylan was his friend, he never said that he and Dylan were soul mates, just modestly said "I asked him to play". The truth was that Dylan loved George and did not want to let him down when he needed him and he overcame his fears for George. No one else in the world could have done that with Dylan. George covering Dylan by not saying. George also covered his friend Eric Clapton when he said that Eric was in a bad way "from drinking or something". The truth was Eric was strung out on heroin and trying to put it down during the time of the concert, trying to kick that monkey off your back is hard with bad body shaking. Eric probably took a little heroin before the concert to calm his body so he could be there and play without his hands shaking. Eric Clapton also loved George and didn't want to let him down when George needed him. George was blessed with friends who truly loved him for a lifetime. He took his friends as they were and was a rock in a storm to them, just as Ravi was his rock in a storm. If you get a chance, watch the KZread video of Bob Dylan accepting his nomination into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. You will see Dylan looking to George to cover him and help him when it came time to play his songs in front of that audience. George even sang with Dylan to help him and they both continue to try to find each other in that crowd. You can see George peeking over the crowd from the back of the stage to make sure Dylan was still okay at the mic in front. You can also clearly see that George Harrison adored Bob Dylan. If you didn't know it was happening you might miss the whole thing.

When I was 14 years old, and the Beatles hit the scene, all my girlfriends were crazy for Paul, but I knew immediately that my heart went to George! I didn't consciously know why then, but in my twenties, I began on my spiritual path, of which I continue to do today. George's music inspires me, and I've learned to play his songs on keyboard and sing them.

"All Things Must Past"......His last song on the program....Befitting for him and all of us as well......

George was always my favorite Beatle. His songs were the BEST! 'Something' is at the top of my list!

all things must pass.... as long as I live I will love George for his music and himself.

George was so talented. He is sadly missed. Nadine

Dude, thanks for sharing all four parts. I really enjoyed them. "The nicest thing is to open the newspapers and not to find yourself in them." - George Harrison

i saw live this special program ... i think i was kinda crying ... i will love your music forever george! :)

Sad that this would be the final performance. My favourite Beatle, a wonderful man, and most importantly a legend. You will be missed R.I.P John and George

this is the first reported i have truly respected in a very long time. he just appreciates everything

An icon doesn't come along every day. George was an ICON!

Here's a quote from George... "It doesn't take long from being 17 to being 57. 40 years just goes like that." This is so true.

@itamarbushari88

4 жыл бұрын

What?? Really 😨😨 I don't want to

Love this song, miss George very much! Talented from his fingertips to his toes -- And what a funny, sweet guy.

Tears for you what a sweet goodbye.

@aniversaryismarch

10 жыл бұрын

We all just have these moments right now. Please make the most of everyday! Be blessed and peace to you all.

Thank you sooooo much for posting this. George was a beautiful individual and he made this world a better place.

'if you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there..."

How I love the 'guitar girl' bringing in that case! Like me, she must have thought it would inspire a moment of music with dear George. Believing in the music he created with the Beatles and then his very own, gives me reason to carry on in this unsettled world these days. "All Things Must Pass". thank you George Harrison.

man what a humble sweet soul

What a magical day that must have been for the VH1 staff. Even from the poor quality of the audio/video one can still sense the awe and excitement in the air. Unbelieveable!!! I know you are singing My Sweet Lord in heaven. God Bless You George Harrison.

Greetings from liverpool. Aww god, this is just brilliant. I didnt see this. What a recording for vh1. You could just imagine the production crew whoop whooping and high fiveing each other. This is a very special recording. Thanks for uploading. Bless you!!

Thank you so much for posting this. George is so enlightening. Peace...

A great musician and a great person. Loving George and his music forever😍😍😍

Wow! That song bought chills..."All things must pass" being his last public performance... I will forward to seeing him in the Resurrection.

Fugelsang is a wonderful surprise every time I see him. I'm so surprised he was on top of everything so many years ago and is just now making it big time on Current. I love John Fugelsang! A real star is born.

Miss him so much! Truly gifted by God - such a deep thinker who blessed us with him music. Never to be forgotten. RIP George

When it appeared on the news that George had died I didn't cared cause I didn't know his music, now that I see this, I feel so happy that I discovered him and all his music, Beatles and non Beatles. I now can say that I love Harrison and all his music, and I thank you for this video. I think George will always remain in our hearts, he and his genius and beautiful music.

Thanks for uploading this since I never saw the interview back in '97. George was my favorite Beatle and I always liked that he was a searcher of the truth. His song "My Sweet Lord" was my favorite song and I remember the concert for Bangladesh and how he helped so many people by being humble and kind and caring. Peace, my brother.

Such an amazing man

These four pieces of film stiched together are a real treasure .... It makes me smile to George so relaxed, and just speaking and singing from the heart. Again such a gift to see ....

thank you for watching and taking the time to say thank you!..i wish i had said thank you to everyone who thanked me for posting this, i wasnt expecting all the thank you's...i never saw the original airing either, my brother taped it for me off vh1 while he was in america, and i'm grateful he sent me the tape! this isn't the original broadcast, but the edited one they showed after his death, i imagine the original broadcast would have had more of ravi and no bottom scroll..ok thanks again :-)

Thanks for putting this up, I never knew this existed. A fascinating side of George, and a deeply moving final song. Rest in eternal peace.

I just love this Not the most confident but talent just shines through I was so lucky to see the natural law party gig one of the best days of my life .

Thanks for posting...something of the genuine moment and beautiful for the ages...God bless.

Thanks for sharing this one. Goes to my favorites Love & peace Eric

Thank's for the precious time...

I thoroughly enjoyed this entire interview. In the beginning segment when George was contemplating what to play, George asked, "what do I know, do I know anything?" and those of us who love him would answer, "Everything, George, you know everything. (love, life, laughter . . .)" Thank-you.

Thanks so much for posting this.

Fantastic...Really heart warming -and so great to see/hear..THanx so much for uploading :)

It's May 2, '12 and I just discovered these 4 videos. Very happily because the combination of music and free ranging conversation was a delightful simulation of actually spending time with M. Harrison. He remains real, honest and forthright, a true artist, something very hard to attain as a celebrity or a rock star. I wish there were more, and glad of what there is.

Love your George. Thanks for the adventure.

miss and love you George.... Rest in peace,,

Really Great DJ/ interviewer so thankful for him pulling this off with obvious help from☝️

It's strange that whenever I watch videos of George (or John for that matter) I end up crying. And I believe it's more for the loss of such a talented and loving man than the actual fact that he died. I do believe in life after death so I believe that he's still cranking out great tunes and spreading the word 'love' throughout reality. I love and miss you dearly George.

wow, thanks for that, i just watched! 'true love', thank you george, for everything man..

"Any Road Will Take You There" - first time hearing this: BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can tell he's sick, but, even though you can tell he's sick, he is still performing better than I can. He was amazing and it's amazing that the world hasn't exploded without him.

@Aderin.

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I can't tell he's sick. He looks perfect to me

@Aderin.

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I can't tell he's sick. He looks perfect to me

@machinesjail Thank You! This interview (all four parts) was awesome! George Harrison was an amazing, incredibly spiritual and philisophical man, with a talent and a soul that will likely never be equalled, EVER. I wasn't lucky enough to see it when it originally aired and I can't believe that I stumbled upon it, while looking for something else. Must have been fate. ;~) Fugelsang scored the holy grail with this one! Thanks again...

thanks so much for posting this machinesjail , really good!!

So ironic that George played "All Thing Must Pass" as his last song! He may be gone, but his music lives on!!!

Words can't express how great this man was/is/will be.

Just lovely. Thanks George.

Superb interview and I love it.

Wow! Thanks for posting!!

56 this year, all things truly must pass brother, George was an amazing soul...may he rest in peace...

*smile* George doing the simple run of strings (not a techinal term, but I am NOT a musician) before beginning to play, I was imagining George flipping through all the music files in his head. If you are a George Harrison fan, then you know he once said he wrote his songs simply by keeping them in his head and by transcribing (or paying a transcriber) the actual melody. now...THANKS for sharing this series of vids.

Great video!! Thanks for posting.

thx very much for posting !!!!

I have goosebumps man!!! Bugger sound quality... sooo happy that i have the privilege of having the same Birthday as him. Go Georgie gooooo!!!!! :)

Wow! Prophetic for sure!

So far so good! Thanks for asking!

Thanks for uploading this. I'm a big George Harrison fan, but I can't help but notice how one of India's greatest musicians, Ravi Shankar, who had such a huge impact on Harrison and other musicians, is ignored throughout the entire interview.

this video is very important....thank you!

Always great to hear George speak off the cuff. He gained a lot of wisdom which we all could benefit from by listening instead of yapping about wanting him to play. I remembered buying the All Things Must Pass album set when it first came out and dug it out a few months ago with my son and there was the poster still in there. Without tape or thumbtack holes. Thinking about having it professionally framed.

What a beautiful clip.

Y couldn't THIS be played on the big radio stations?!?!?! It's so amazing. I wish I was around during the 60's when this was at the top.

Love you George Harrison Rest In Peace . Love from a fan of yours Adam.

His last song of his last public performance is a little too much foreshadowing for me to not get chills. He found truth.

All Things Must pass….. loved this very unpretentious performance from such a legend.

RIP George. Liverpool UK.

Dear George: Thank you for your time and beautiful bliss in music.... I'm trying to watch all of these clips to see if Shankar gets to play with him. He's monumental in his own respect. Maybe I missed it on Part 1 or something. Heaven loves you, George.

thank god for the rock and roll and great good people like the beatles, rock and roll gently.

I bet the girl who owns this guitar will never clean it or change the strings. If it was mine, i'd have it encased in a glass box. She must have been so glad she brought it with her.

A YT gem, what makes the internet worthwhile

Sweet to hear this, the grainy qualify of the taped footage only adds to the charm of this performance. God bless George and Ravi.

Both inclusive and despite The Beatles, George Harrison was an amazing talent and an amazing man.

Thanks for clarifying the question of why Ravi Shankar was quiet. I was fortunate to see The Beatles in Houston in 1965, and to see George and Ravi in Fort Worth in 1974. A brilliant musician and human being. Thanks.

Just beautiful ❤️

o man such a cool story, thanks for sharing!

Happy Birthday George...in tears of missing you ...but also the joy you brought...too soon gone...

Bless you my brother George from a fellow Liverpudlian

Thank you. Love the man, in every facet. A Great one is gone.

Ironic the last song he performed live.

How befitting that his last song was "All Things Must Pass".... Tremendous man w/ quite a gift!

Ive been told I live in the past. I listen to classic rock and watch old movies. I gave today's music a listen....rap, pop, rock?, progressive..... Boy am I glad I live in the past!!