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bobdylan-n-jonimitchell · 1 year

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George Harrison & Bob Dylan “If Not For You” Concert For Bangladesh rehearsal, July 31, 1971.

#George Harrison #Bob Dylan #If Not For You #1971 #1970s #Video #Concert For Bangladesh #All Things Must Pass #New Morning (1970)

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nikidontsurf · 7 months

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GEORGE HARRISON and BOB DYLAN rehearsing "If Not For You" for the CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH, July 1971

#it's a good thing they had separate microphones #for their own safety #but look at them ehhh wearing double denim #and they sound so good together #george's cover of “if not for you” is also fantastic!#george harrison #bob dylan #concert for bangladesh #if not for you #1970s #70s #1971

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repairingahole · 17 days

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#the beatles fanart #george harrison #john lennon #paul mccartney #no ringo LMFAO💀#sgt pepper #concert for bangladesh #1987 george harrison #emo george💔#teddy boy george #so many georges #john and paul #paul and george #the beatles

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tweeterwilbury · 9 months

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Hi here is the entire concert for bangladesh (1971) on a gif

#george harrison #concert for bangladesh #idk why i did that #i feel like this is the only thing on my brain

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legendarytragedynacho · 8 months

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Indian Composer & Musician Ravi Shankar, 1966. Sitar virtuoso (Father of musician and actress Norah Jones) best known for his association with George Harrison of The Beatles and due to what he played in festivals such as the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, Woodstock in 1969 and Concert for Bangladesh in 1971

#ravi shankar #sitar #music #musician #musica #indian classical music #the beatles #george harrison #norah jones #music festival #woodstock #monterrey pop festival #concert for bangladesh #indian music #sitar music

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harrisonarchive · 8 months

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A telegram from George Harrison to President Nixon, dated August 16, 1973 (courtesy of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via Kansas City Star).

“A handwritten note on top of the telegram asks, ‘Is this one of the former Beatles?’ Yes, it was. The telegram, a terse protest of the bombing of Cambodia, was addressed to then-President Richard Nixon and sent to the White House by George Harrison on August 16, 1973. […] Harrison’s records are noteworthy because they help complete a story of government paranoia, of Nixon’s exploitation of federal agents to undercut what was then growing youth dissent toward the Vietnam War. Not a small factor was Nixon’s own fear that he wouldn’t be re-elected in 1972. [...] He’d previously been granted entry, despite officials knowing about the 1969 conviction. Here is the text of the telegram, retaining the misspellings [of the transcriber] and garbled syntax: ‘Sir how can you bomb Cambonian [sic] citizens and worry about kicking me out of the country for smoking marijuana at the time. Your repressive emperaour [sic] war monger ways stop before too piece luv we will run the world Harry Krisher Hare Hara Krishne Hare Hara Hare Hara Krishner [sic]. George Harrison.’” - The Kansas City Star, August 11, 2017 (x)

#George Harrison #quote #quotes about George #quotes by george #Harrison correspondence #1973 #1970s #beware of greedy leaders #Concert for Bangladesh #fits queue like a glove

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xinu1941-1966 · 10 months

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