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| ARTIST: | George Harrison |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Capitol |
| FEATURES: | Live, Original recording remastered, Soundtrack |
| TYPE: | Album Rock, Country Blues, Country-Rock, Crossover Jazz, England, Experimental Rock, Folk-Rock, Indian Classical, Instrumental Pop, Political Folk, Pop, Pop/Rock, Psychedelic, R&B, Raga, Rock, Rock & Roll, Rock/Pop, Singer/Songwriter, World Fusion |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Introduction - George Harrison, Bangla Dhun, Wah-Wah, My Sweet Lord, Awaiting On You All, That's The Way God Planned It, It Don't Come Easy, Beware Of Darkness, Band Introduction, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Medley: Jumpin' Jack Flash/Young Blood, Here Comes The Sun, A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall, It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry, Blowin' In The Wind, Mr. Tambourine Man, Just Like A Woman, Something, Bangla Desh, Love Minus Zero/No Limit |
| UPC: | 094633588028 |
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Customer Reviews of The Concert for Bangladesh
Why change the original cover? It was so thoughtless to have changed the original cover which meant something. From what we have read George was a humble person. The producers have ignored the feelings of so many people.Why George Harrison and friends? Was it not Ravi Shankar's original plea and idea? I am sure George is fuming.
One of Harrison's Finest Moments
Not only was this album, the live recording of a musical event inspired by the suffering occurring in a country in serious need of aid, but a statement of compassion and deep spiritual kinship, the work of a contemplative man who have been part of the greatest group of all time, and was not above his times.
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>All that said, the music contained here represents one of the best Rock concerts ever recorded, and hardly need any further significance attached to it, to be worth repeated listenings. Harrison, performing for the first time, since recording All Things Must Pass, is in excellent form, and so is Eric Clapton who provides a solo for My Guitar Gently Weeps that is even better for his White Album contribution.
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>The material leans on George's first, and triple album, with Isn't It A Pity, Wah-Wah, Something, Beware Of Darkness, and a beautiful version of My Sweet Lord being standouts. In addition to them, Leon Russell's presence throughout is, perhaps the most unexpected gem. His rendition of Jumping Jack Flash is simply stunning, as it is his harmonies with Bob Dylan in Just Like A Woman.
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>Yes, because then there was Dylan, offering a set of classics -now augmented by one song, Love Minus Zero/No Limit- accompanied by Harrison, Russell and Ringo's tambourine, who would be worth purchasing by itself.
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>Other than Dylan's addition and the sound improvement on this remastered version, there may be no reasons for those who already owned the original CD release, to own this edition. But if you do not have it, this is a must, Rock history, tremendous music.
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>The only thing I'd wish is that they maintained the original album cover, which not only conveyed the purpose of this concert unequivocally but was an icon in its own right.
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>If nothing else, this release is thoroughly worthwhile, if only to hopefully remind a large of people like me who basked in the great music contained here that it's time to listen to it again.
Boss Hog in da Hiz-ouse
I think they did a real good job with making this album sound better than it ever has. I had the vinyl and also the original CD, and its pretty staggering how good this sounds by comparison.
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>If you like George Harrison, or just even the Beatles, or even just early '70s rock music, you need to pick this up. Leon Russell blows the roof off with his medley of "Jumping Jack Flash" and "Youngblood". But thats just one of many highlights like the perfect rendition of "Here comes the sun" by just George and the great Pete Ham (of Badfinger).