Thanks HH. He had alot to say, but in a band that had JL/PM, didn't have a whole lot of avenue for his stuff. To his credit, he snuck in his influences--the Rickenbacker/Sitar, which influenced everything from The Byrds to the Rolling Stones (doubtful "Paint It Black" would have happened otherwise), the Byrds being kind of a conduit between the Fabs and Dylan, almost like a silent auction in a way. Probably the most underrated guitar player in history. Jeezus, his solo when they were still covering others was brilliant - 'Till There Was You' - perfect...
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Probably the most underrated guitar player in history. Jeezus, his solo when they were still covering others was brilliant - 'Till There Was You' - perfect...
Yeah, that's very true, all of it. On the Ed Sullivan Show when he played Till There Was You he made it look so easy. Ya gotta love George!
~Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans~ ~Give me love, give me peace on earth~ ~All day long I'm sitting singing songs for everyone~ ~The sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you~
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