Happy Birthday, George
Happy Birthday, George
Though it might embarrass you if you were here, happy birthday, George. And thanks for all the great music.
JimK
JimK
Re: Happy Birthday, George
Watching Concert for George to celebrate the date of birth of this great man.
Here's an interesting little clip that seems perfect for today:
Here's an interesting little clip that seems perfect for today:
Re: Happy Birthday, George
Also watching the Concert for George today. Hard to believe it's ten years already.
I still miss him.
All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Happy Birthday, George
Yeah, me too.kiramdear wrote:Also watching the Concert for George today. Hard to believe it's ten years already.![]()
I still miss him.
JimK
Re: Happy Birthday, George
Happy Birthday George.
Re: Happy Birthday, George
I say this every year. He was born on the 24th. Check it out.
There are other resources, but this will suffice.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0365600/bio
There are other resources, but this will suffice.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0365600/bio
Re: Happy Birthday, George
However, his sister has said in an interview (recorded) that their mother told her that George was born after midnight on the 25th (I can't remember the exact time quoted, but it was something like 12:14 a.m.). I heard (again) this sound bite last Sunday morning on one of KRTH's Beatles programs. I would tend to believe a close family member over all other sources.simer4001 wrote:I say this every year. He was born on the 24th. Check it out.
There are other resources, but this will suffice.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0365600/bio
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca
Re: Happy Birthday, George
George was an extraordinary guitar player especially for his time, especially when The Beatles rose from obscurity to fame and fortune. I don't think that there was a genre that he could not tackle well in the early 60's. I always liked George as a person too. I have to say that his contributions to my listening pleasure were beyond measure.
Consequently he is much missed.
Consequently he is much missed.
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Re: Happy Birthday, George
Yep! His melodic playing, whether it be riffs or solos, sticks in my head-as much as a vocal hook! Happy Belated Birthday, George!winston wrote:George was an extraordinary guitar player especially for his time, especially when The Beatles rose from obscurity to fame and fortune. I don't think that there was a genre that he could not tackle well in the early 60's. I always liked George as a person too. I have to say that his contributions to my listening pleasure were beyond measure.
Consequently he is much missed.
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I will have to find the article, but George himslef mentioned how he diswcovered the change.doctorwho wrote:However, his sister has said in an interview (recorded) that their mother told her that George was born after midnight on the 25th (I can't remember the exact time quoted, but it was something like 12:14 a.m.). I heard (again) this sound bite last Sunday morning on one of KRTH's Beatles programs. I would tend to believe a close family member over all other sources.simer4001 wrote:I say this every year. He was born on the 24th. Check it out.
There are other resources, but this will suffice.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0365600/bio
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Thats an interesting clip about George not getting there in time to get the Fender.
Personally, I'm glad he DIDN'T get it!
Personally, I'm glad he DIDN'T get it!
