We didn’t realize it at the time but one of them there paradigm shifts occurred in music on August 1, 1971. That afternoon and evening, more than two dozen famous and not so famous musicians performed at two sold out shows at Madison Square Garden. Gathered by George Harrison, the performances were benefit [...]
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Tim July 29th, 2009 | Tags: Bob Dylan, classic rock, George Harrison, Midweek Music Moment, Music | Category: Music | Comments are closed |
 Print This Post |  Email This PostTruly, I’m not on a Beatles kick. The fact three of the first four Midweek Music Moments have dealt with Beatles-related releases is a coincidence of dates. And a couple things justify this week’s selection. First, as far as I am concerned, All Things Must Pass, released on Nov. 27, 1970, is [...] Tim November 26th, 2008 | Tags: Beatles, classic rock, George Harrison, Midweek Music Moment, Music | Category: Music | One comment - (Comments are closed) |
Print This Post | Email This PostPeople loved to label the members of the Beatles. Paul was “the cute one.” John was “the smart one.” Ringo was “the sad one.” George was always “the quiet one.” And just as Lennon eventually was viewed as “the political one,” Harrison became “the one who was into those strange [...] Tim May 3rd, 2006 | Tags: biography, Book Reviews, Books, George Harrison, Music, nonfiction, Review Copy | Category: Book Reviews | One comment - (Comments are closed) |
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