His guitar work on John's "Crippled Inside" makes the song.
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Basically the Beatles were four essential and equal parts of the same person, John was the brain, Ringo was the heart, Paul was the face, and George was the soul.
"I've learned from my mistakes and I'm sure I can repeat them exactly." - Peter Cook
Here is a song by Peter Skellern called "Make Love, Not War" which has George doing some mighty fine slide guitar work.
The Links of Peter to George;
This song comes from Peter's LP Hard Times, Sept. 1975.
Hard Times - the song - is covered by Ringo on Bad Boy
Derek Taylor produced Peter's 2nd album.
Peter covered various Hoagy Carmichael songs.
George said this of Peter Skellern " I think out of the English people I've heard so far, the best...is Peter Skellern. He reminds me of Harry Nilsson, full of potential" Melody Maker 6/9/1975.
Thanks Wim
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"Everyone should have themselves regularly overwhelmed by Nature"
- George Harrison
How Do You Sleep I believe is quite involved by George's guitar work which gives the song even more 'feeling' as to what it was about.
Nah i think it was It dont come easy - theres a version of George singing it. never heard George do a full version of photograph..would like too..
As for George on other's songs theres so many good ones.. Difference makes no difference as was mentioned, especially as George does some great backing vocals on it.."day after day" by Badfinger and Spooky Tooth's "two faced man" on Dick cavett are great slide examples from George.. "Under the Red Sky" By Bob is a song ive always loved from 1990, again some great slide from George and good to hear him playing with Bob..
Probably of my all time favourites though is Ravi Shankar's Prabhujee from 1997's Chants on India..just glorious...George produces, plays acoustic guitar and sings background vocals and some other instruments on this one
the solo on Bill Wyman's Love Letters also deserves special mention, short but sweet, one of his last..
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