George's Jukebox Game

[Hari's Chick]

Here's the idea~ name a group or artist which George referenced, and then post a video of that artist. :smile1: George loved playing his favorites for his friends, so we can pretend we're in George's living room. :wink1:

Also if someone else refernces someone- "George liked Elvis" - then anyone after can post Elvis, also. Post away!

I'll start...

At the end of Gary Wright's song, "Don't Try To Own Me," George does a dance and says, "just a little trick we learned from the Ink Spots."


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[Maia 66]

George loved Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, and his buddy Eric Clapton....

Oh, my... here's a video of all three of them! :wink2:

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[Hari's Chick]

Wow! Fantastic! Carl looks so young. :D

[beatlebangs1964]

And George was just too damn fine!

[Hari's Chick]

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mentioned by George in the Jonathan Ross interview :)

[Hari's Chick]

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also from the Jonathan Ross interview

[Hari's Chick]

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George said, "'Never has an instrumental rendering moved me so much as that of Khansaab’s shehnai. There is divinity in his performing and I doubt if any of our western players can match him even a shade.''

And Ravi, “I am yet to come across a performer so dedicated and involved in his musical creations like Ustad Bismillah Khan. He was one performer who could soothe as well as create musical revolution with his shehnai, never bothering for any publicity or showmanship.”

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/90411/resonance-pure-genius.html

[Hari's Chick]

Dhani mentions this one on the Brainwashed dvd... :laugh5: ...that his dad would do this one on his uke around the house...

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[beatlebangs1964]

That dude who did the original "I've Got My Mind Set On You"