There are some very heartfelt moments throughout this Concert for George, which took place shortly after George Harrison's passing. I understand there were extra parts to it, but I found a YouTube video that was just focused on Harrison's friends playing George Harrison songs, and that lasted about 98 minutes.
It was a good watch/listen. It mostly worked as a tribute, even if every now and then, some choices were questionable (maybe ukuleles have a bad reputation in a YouTuber apology age, but Paul McCartney coming out with one and then playing Something of all songs initially felt like it could've been a weirdly placed joke).
But Harrison certainly had some great songs, and most of them are played well here. It's bittersweet to know that some people on stage (Tom Petty) have already left the world since this concert was performed, and while it's great that we still have two Beatles, I know they're not going to be around forever. Time marches on, but at least the music always remains, and will prove very hard - if not impossible - to forget for good.
It was a good watch/listen. It mostly worked as a tribute, even if every now and then, some choices were questionable (maybe ukuleles have a bad reputation in a YouTuber apology age, but Paul McCartney coming out with one and then playing Something of all songs initially felt like it could've been a weirdly placed joke).
But Harrison certainly had some great songs, and most of them are played well here. It's bittersweet to know that some people on stage (Tom Petty) have already left the world since this concert was performed, and while it's great that we still have two Beatles, I know they're not going to be around forever. Time marches on, but at least the music always remains, and will prove very hard - if not impossible - to forget for good.