On October 18th, 1988, the debut album by the Traveling WIlburys, Volume One, was released to an ovation of widespread critical acclaim and commercial success. Five legendary musicians had joined forces to include Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and George Harrison. Session man and old friend of George’s, Jim Keltner, was also on board, playing drums. Only seven weeks later, Roy Orbison tragically died of a heart attack at age 52.

Roy’s death occurred on Dec. 6th, 1988, just 4 days before they were set to begin filming the follow-up video to their first single and video “Handle With Care”. This song of choice was also the closer for the album – a track called “End Of The Line”. The song refers to the on-the-move aspect of the group and has a “freight train” style rhythm to give it that feel. With that in mind, the plan for the video was to have a lot of “boxcar” scenes of the band playing on a moving train.

When “End Of The Line” was recorded, three of the Wilburys – George, Jeff and Roy – took turns singing lead on the choruses, with Tom Petty singing the verses. When the video was filmed, the original “train theme” was modified to include a guitar in a rocking chair slowly swinging back and forth during the chorus where Roy is singing lead. There is also a brief close-up of a black and white photo of Roy in a frame.

In the fall of 1988, Roy had also been working on his own solo album, Mystery Girl, which also enlisted help of most of the Wilburys (Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison). The tracks were finalized in the weeks following his death and the album released in February 1989. With Volume One and Mystery Girl, Roy Orbison became the first musician since Elvis Presley to have two albums in the U.S. Billboard top five at the same time.

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Extra info: The surviving Wilburys convened in 1990 to record their second and final album, curiously titled Volume Three. For more on the origin of the Traveling WIlburys, click here.

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1) Traveling Wilburys Volume 1 – 2008 remaster of original 1988 album Volume One, featuring “End Of The Line”.

2) Traveling Wilburys Collection (2 CD / 1 DVD) 2008 2-CD/1-DVD set containing both Traveling Wilbury albums (Vol. 1 & Vol. 3) plus 5 video clips, including “End Of The Line”.

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Most Beatles fans are well aware of the John Lennon demos Yoko Ono gave to Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in 1994, and the magic that was breathed into them for use on the Beatles Anthology project. Although even casual fans have seen both of the resulting video clips more than once, it has been awhile since I have seen them and thought a revisit of one of them wouldn’t be out of line.

“Real Love” began as a piano demo recorded around 1979 by John with an audio cassette recorder that he sat on top of his piano. The tape Yoko Ono gave to the surviving Beatles also included “Free As A Bird”, “Grow Old With Me” and “Now And Then”, but only “Free As A Bird” and “Real Love” were used for the Anthology project.

Original Beatles producer George Martin was initially offered the opportunity to produce, but declined due to his hearing limitations and Jeff Lynne, who had worked with George Harrison and the Traveling Wilburys, was given the job to co-produce with The Beatles instead.

Since John’s piano and vocal were on a single track, his voice could not be separated from the piano and so it was used on the final production. On the original demo recording, John had added a simple drum-machine beat and a second vocal track.

In February 1995, the additional work began on the demo by first carefully removing the hum, hiss and clicks from the cassette recording and transferring the mono source to two 24-track analogue tapes. George and Paul then added acoustic guitars, George the lead guitar and Ringo the drum track. Paul added two bass tracks, first playing an electric bass guitar and then adding the stand-up bass he had recently acquired, that had been used by Bill Black on Elvis Presley’s recording of “Heartbreak Hotel”. George, Paul and Ringo all added some additional percussion sounds while Paul and George sang backing and harmony vocals. Paul then recorded a vocal track as an addition to John’s lead, not to duet with him, but to strengthen the occasionally thin sound that was a consequence of the cassette recording.

The video features shots of the surviving Beatles recording the song in Sussex, mixed in with various footage taken throughout The Beatles’ career. There are actually two variations of the video but both use the same approach. The video was used in the second installment of the Beatles Anthology television mini-series and also in the Beatles Anthology VHS/DVD sets.

“Real Love” opens the Beatles Anthology 2 CD set and was also released on a CD single in 1996. One of the six original demo takes recorded by John was used in the 1988 film Imagine: John Lennon and is included on it’s soundtrack CD.

While the composition credit for “Free As A Bird” was modified to Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr due to additional lyrical development and chord structure additions, “Real Love” remained solely a Lennon composition.

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2) The Beatles Anthology (DVD set) 2003 5-DVD set giving expanded version of original 1995 television mini-series, including videos for both “Real Love” and “Free As A Bird”.

3) Imagine: John Lennon Soundtrack CD soundtrack of 1988 film Imagine: John Lennon, featuring acoustic demo version of “Real Love”.

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The film we’ve been hearing about all year is finally about to make it’s debut. George Harrison: Living In The Material World will premier in the U.S. on HBO this October 5th & 6th and be showing in the U.K. (and Dublin, Ireland) at theaters, for one day only, on October 4th (check local listings).

Home video releases will be out in the U.K. on October 10th, but unfortunately not until next Spring in the U.S. There is a limited edition Deluxe version packaged in a custom-made picture frame box w/easel back for photo display. It includes a Blu-ray disc of the 209 minute film and two DVDs with 11 bonus features (as outlined below). There is also an audio CD containing 10 previously unreleased tracks (see below for tracklisting) from George, and even a 96 page book.

The film promises to be a detailed and captivating documentary using never before seen footage to cover George’s childhood, the whirlwind of his life as a Beatle, his introduction to Indian music and culture, and finally the highs and lows of his post-Beatle years as a solo artist and ‘Wilbury’. There is also more insight into the joys and pains of his private life. Even the most devoted fan of George and his music, is sure to come away from the film with a closer sense of what he was all about.

In case you haven’t seen it yet, here is a trailer…

More details on the home video version:
The limited-edition Deluxe version is packaged in a custom-made picture frame box with an easel back for photo display and includes:

1) 2 DVDs and one Blu-ray featuring the film & 11 bonus features
2) 10-track CD of previously-unreleased recordings
3) 2 exclusive lithographs
4) 96-page book

CD Tracklisting (with bonus edition only):
1) My Sweet Lord (demo) 3:33
2) Run Of The Mill (demo) 1:56
3) I’d Have You Any Time (early take) 3:06
4) Mama, You’ve Been On My Mind (demo) 3:04
5) Let It Be Me (demo) 2:56
6) Woman Don’t You Cry For Me (early take) 2:44
7) Awaiting On You All (early take) 2:40
8) Behind That Locked Door (demo) 3:29
9) All Things Must Pass (demo) 4:38
10) The Light That Has Lighted The World (demo) 2:23

Bonus Features:
-George plays the Uke* 1:37
-Deep Blue* 1:11
-Here Comes The Sun 2:38
-Dispute and Violence 5:12
-Growing Up In Liverpool* 4:20
-Paul McCartney 2:23
-Neil Aspinall* 3:31
-The Inner Light* 2:31
-Jeff Lynne 2:56
-Gordon Murray* 4:17
-Damon Hill 4:21
(*exclusive to Deluxe Edition)

Please note: This post is sponsored, but all thoughts are my own.

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or check your local retailer.

Not yet available on Amazon.com (US). Stay tuned for updates. But the book is (see below)! –

George Harrison: Living in the Material World – A new book by Olivia Harrison. Drawing on George Harrison’s personal archive of photographs, letters, diaries, and memorabilia, Olivia Harrison reveals the arc of his life, from his guitar-obsessed boyhood in Liverpool, to the astonishment of the Beatles years, to his days as an independent musician and bohemian squire. Here too is the record of Harrison’s lifelong commitment to Indian music, and his adventures as a movie producer, Traveling Wilbury, and Formula One racing fan. The book is filled with stories and reminiscences from Harrison’s friends, including Eric Clapton, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and many, many others. Among its previously unpublished riches are photographs taken by Harrison himself beginning in the mid-1960s. It is a rich tribute to a man who died far too young, but who touched the lives of millions.

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Welcome to the Beatles Rarity Of The Week. George Harrison’s live appearances in the aftermath of The Beatles were infrequent to say the least. Aside from a major 1974 tour of the United States and a 1991 tour of Japan with Eric Clapton, George’s live performances onstage were limited to special events or charities such as the Prince’s Trust Rock Gala in 1987 or the Concert For Bangla Desh in 1971. This week’s BROW features a sizzling performance by George from the last full concert in his lifetime.

On April 6, 1992, George held a benefit concert for the Natural Law Party, a transnational party based on the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The venue was the Royal Albert Hall, making this George’s first live performance in London since the famous rooftop concert by The Beatles in January 1969. Joining George on stage for his performance of While My Guitar Gently Weeps was the late Gary Moore. Gary was a phenomenal blues and rock guitarist and had worked with greats such as B.B. King and Albert King. He was also a member of the 70′s rock band Thin Lizzy. He had worked with George before, and had even played the lead guitar solo on the Traveling Wilburys recording, She’s My Baby (check that out here if you like). Sadly, Gary passed away due to a heart attack this past February (2011).

Also joining George onstage for this Beatles White Album classic was a drummer, I’m sure you’ve heard of, by the name of Ringo Starr.

With a large focus on George now, perhaps due to the upcoming Martin Scorsese film on his life, I thought this was a good time to share this little piece of history with you. Enjoy…

George Harrison, circa 1992

Additional info: While this recording comes from George’s last full concert, he did make a subsequent appearance at Madison Square Gardens on October 16, 1992 at a tribute concert for Bob Dylan celebrating the 30 year point in Bob’s career. George performed the Dylan classics If Not For You (which you may listen to here) and Absolutely Sweet Marie (available on the 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration CD set, linked to below).

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2) 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration – 2-CD 1992 Bob Dylan tribute concert footage, starring George Harrison. George performs the Dylan composition Absolutely Sweet Marie.

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The five piece supergroup, Traveling Wilburys, released their first CD, Volume One, in October of 1988, and two months later one member, the rock legend, Roy Orbison, died of a massive heart attack. This was just before a planned trip to London to make two music videos for the album. The surviving members carried on with a follow up album released in October 1990 with the title Volume Three. In case you’re wondering what happened to ‘Volume Two’, the name Volume Three was simply credited to “George (Harrison) being George.”

Inside Out followed the opening single for Volume Three which was titled She’s My Baby and featured lead vocals from Bob Dylan, George Harrison and Tom Petty. All were using their Wilbury pseudonyms, which were respectively Boo, Spike and Muddy. Jeff Lynne, as Clayton Wilbury, plays guitar and provides backing vocals while Jim Keltner, as Buster Sidebury, plays drums. For more on the history of the Traveling Wilburys check out this post and/or this post.

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Here are some Amazon links to read more on, or purchase, some music related to this post:

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2) Traveling Wilburys (2 CD / 1 DVD) (See all Pop Music CDs) – 2007 2-CD/1-DVD expanded set containing both Volume One & Volume Three Traveling Wilbury CDs with added bonus tracks and a DVD that features a Wilbury documentary and 5 promo music videos (including Inside Out)

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George Harrison’s last concert tour was done in Japan in December 1991 with the Eric Clapton Band. Eric, who had been a long time friend of George’s, talked him into touring with him, and the shows included both his and George’s songs. This recording, from December 15, 1991, ended up on the Live In Japan double CD by George, released on July 13, 1992. Oddly enough, the production credits for that release go to Spike and Nelson Wilbury, the two names George used on the Traveling Wilbury releases. Besides George and Eric, there are some other musicians here that you might recognize, such as Andy Fairweather-Low (Roger Waters, Bill Wyman Rhythm Kings), Steve Ferrone (Slash, Chaka Khan, Average White Band, Tom Petty) and Ray Cooper (Elton John, Billy Joel).

Give Me Love was George’s fourth single after the breakup of The Beatles and was released in the U.S. on May 7, 1973. It was also the opening track on George’s Living In The Material World album, released on May 30, 1973 in the U.S. It replaced Paul McCartney’s My Love as the #1 single in Billboard magazine on June 30, 1973. George describes the song as a prayer in his book I, Me, Mine. It was performed by his friend and collaborator, Jeff Lynne, at the Concert For George in November 2002, one year after George’s death with cancer.

We’ve all heard it before, but the message in this song remains strong today; so let’s have just a few minutes onstage with George Harrison playing one of the warmest songs I know.

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Although, I have featured the Traveling Wilburys a couple of times in the past on the site, this will be the first video feature with the super group. A BROW posted in December 2009 (accessible here) went over some background information on the band and goes on to feature a b-side to their She’s My Baby single, the subject of this week’s VOW. The group decided to put out another album after the death of legendary former bandmate, Roy Orbison and the album was titled Volume 3. She’s My Baby was the lead single for the release and has lead vocals from all four surviving members (Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan & George Harrison, in order of appearance). The exciting lead guitar solo was handled by Irish blues rock guitarist Gary Moore (not seen in the video) and the drums are played by old friend, Jim Keltner, who worked with George Harrison, John Lennon and Ringo Starr throughout the 70′s and 80′s. Jim also played on the other Traveling Wilburys album Volume One.

The aliases the Wilbury’s used for Volume 3 are as follows:

* Clayton Wilbury (Jeff Lynne) – acoustic guitar, bass, keyboards, lead & backing vocals
* Spike Wilbury (George Harrison) – acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin, sitar, lead & backing vocals
* Boo Wilbury (Bob Dylan) – acoustic guitar, harmonica, lead & backing vocals
* Muddy Wilbury (Tom Petty) – acoustic guitar, bass guitar, lead & backing vocals
* Buster Sidebury (Jim Keltner) – drums

Click the image above to play the video.

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Sixty-eight years ago today George Harrison, MBE, was born in Liverpool, UK, and went on to receive international fame as lead guitarist of The Beatles. So, yeah, we all know that. I don’t feel like I need to type up that George was such a great guy or why he was such a great guy because most that are here and reading this already know that. So whether you are into his flexible and innovative guitar playing with The Beatles, the element of mystique he added to the group’s image, his cheerful approach as one of the Traveling Wilburys, his enthusiasm toward various types of world aid (i.e Bangla Desh relief, Greenpeace, etc.), his humorous Handmade Films productions, his solo works, his enthusiasm with motor car racing, his looks, his books, his attitude, his style, or any combination of the above, or anything else you might love about him…just remember that today is a good day to reflect on how lucky we were to have him around with us for the time that we did. Let’s be thankful that his spirit in song lives on.

When Ravi Shankar told George about the starving refugees in his country during the Bangla Desh Liberation War, George was on fire to help out. The Concert For Bangla Desh he organized was actually two shows performed at Madison Square Gardens in New York on August 1, 1971. It drew 40,000 people, with all proceeds going to UNICEF. It is recognized as the first rock and roll charity event. Bangla Desh was the closing track from the famous benefit concert that also included Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Leon Russell, Badfinger, Billy Preston, Ringo Starr, Klaus Voormann, Ravi Shankar and others. All artist royalties from the re-issued DVD & CD continue to go to UNICEF.

Click the image above to play the video. Note: I have included the closing credits so you can see the complete list of artist and contributors to this great concert.

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4) I, Me, Mine – a memoir of George Harrison originally published in 1980

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This week’s video feature is a promo film for George Harrison’s third single from his incredulous comeback LP of 1987, Cloud Nine, following Got My Mind Set On You and When We Was Fab. Released as a single in May of 1988, it was only 5 months away from George’s stint with the Traveling Wilburys. Cloud Nine was the last of George’s studio solo albums released during his lifetime, although his concert footage CD with the Eric Clapton band Live In Japan was released in 1992.

Click the image above to play the video.

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Throughout the 1960′s, The Beatles came to have a lot of respect for Bob Dylan. George Harrison worked with Bob on numerous occasions after the Beatles broke up, and also covered a few of his songs over the years. If Not For You on George’s triple album All Things Must Pass comes to mind, as well as the Concert for Bangla Desh or Absolutely Sweet Marie on the Bob Dylan tribute, 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration released in 1993. Of course, Bob and George also played together as part of The Traveling Wilburys on two albums in 1988 and 1990. Some time in late 1984, George went into the studio and laid down a couple of Bob Dylan tracks. One was called I Don’t Want To Do It and it went on to be used in the soundtrack to the 1985 comedy film Porky’s Revenge. Another Dylan cover he recorded around the same time called Abandoned Love has never been issued officially. Bob Dylan recorded Abandoned Love in 1975 to use on his Desire album. But he decided later to replace it with the song Joey. Bob wrote Abandoned Love during the time of his breakup with Sara Lownds (the subject of his well-known song Sara), and his version of the song was finally released on the 1985 compilation Biograph. George handles the song quite well, adding some gentle vocal harmonies and slide guitar embellishments to adorn it with his trademark sound.

George Harrison & Bob Dylan

This excellent BROW request was given to me by Mike Ray. Thanks Mike!

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1) Bob Dylan’s version of Abandoned Love on Biograph (3 CDs in Double Jewel Case).

2) George Harrison’s cover of Bob Dylan’s I Don’t Want To Do It on Porky’s Revenge Soundtrack.

3) George Harrison’s cover of Bob Dylan’s I Don’t Want To Do It on Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison.

4) George’s version of Dylan’s If Not For You plus I’d Have You Anytime (written by Dylan/Harrison and performed by George) is on All Things Must Pass [BOXED EDITION].

5) George and Bob played together on the Concert for Bangladesh.

6) Bob Dylan honored by host of stars including performances by George Harrison, Neil Young, Tom Petty and many, many others including Bob himself at the 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration.

7) Bob Dylan’s Desire (Reissue) featuring the tracks Sara and Joey.

8) Traveling Wilburys (2 CD / 1 DVD) featuring great music by Bob, George, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty.

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