Beware of Darkness by George Harrison
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About as perfect a song as you'll ever hear.
Our first solo Jam from George is our second video from the Concert for Bangladesh in 1971. It also has some vocals from Leon Russell. The song originally featured on the triple "All Things Must Pass" album. The album drew on Harrison's rich, backlog of unused songs he had written for Beatles albums. This was technically George's third solo album after the generally poorly received experiments of "Wonderwall Music" and "Electronic Sound". The song marks a return to the spiritual themes and social concerns that Harrison would continue through his life. George warns us of "falling swingers", "soft shoe shufflers" and "greedy leaders".
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Watch out now. Take care. Beware of thoughts that linger.
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George Harrison: a gentle soul and one cool fucker.
:(...
yesterday was a very sad day, all around the world we are praying for the victims and families.
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"... and what's more, it's not what you are here for...."
