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The Talent That Was Assembled Was Amazing (Original Post) DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2017 OP
Is that George's son behind Tom Petty? femmocrat Oct 2017 #1
Sir Paul laboring quietly in the background. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2017 #2
Dhani Harrison does look remarkably like his dad. He's just released Tanuki Oct 2017 #4
Amazing... Docreed2003 Oct 2017 #3
LOL.....Dhanis take on this night is hilarious and so very British! Docreed2003 Oct 2017 #5
I like Prince's guitar work at the end. DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2017 #6

Tanuki

(14,914 posts)
4. Dhani Harrison does look remarkably like his dad. He's just released
Sun Oct 8, 2017, 09:15 AM
Oct 2017

a solo album:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/dhani-harrison-on-first-solo-album-ufos-technology-detox-w506425
"If you want to transcend Dhani Harrison then first you have to be Dhani Harrison," the songwriter/composer tellsRolling Stone. At age 38, after years of purposely flying just below the radar, he's only now launching a proper solo career with IN///PARALLEL, his cinematic debut LP, out Friday.  

It's been 15 years since Harrison, the son of late former Beatle George, teamed with ELO mastermind Jeff Lynne to complete his father's posthumous swan song,Brainwashed. But in the interim, he's worked hard to avoid capitalizing on his lofty lineage, floating around from project to project: alt-rock act thenewno2, rock supergroup Fistful of Mercy (with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur), and numerous film and TV scoring projects (including Amazon's 2015 series Good Girls Revolt). 

Harrison has felt most natural sidestepping the marquee treatment as a band member, sideman, collaborator – often behind the scenes. But IN///PARALLEL left him no choice but to adjust his methodology: These 10 brooding tracks unfolded patiently over a two-year span, without any deliberate effort – bits of melodies and lyrics emerging in his mental periphery, like "looking at something out the corner of your eye, and you can kind of see it." He chiseled away at the material during his downtime from scoring work, recruiting other musicians – including violinist Davide Rossi and Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins – to help flesh out the dynamic arrangements. 

But the process was too personal for the result to be anything but a solo album. He only finished the songs after enduring an existential crisis – one catalyzed by the "anxiety" of disposable, mile-a-minute modern culture. In response, he disconnected from social media and rediscovered his love of meditation. "......(more)



Docreed2003

(16,850 posts)
3. Amazing...
Sun Oct 8, 2017, 09:14 AM
Oct 2017

Jeff Lynne, who I like to refer to as “the fifth Beatle”, or sixth/seventh depending on your choice of supporting characters, still has an incredible voice and he and George were like brothers.

George’s son? This is what my wife would call walking child support, dang he looks like his father! The smile on his face as Prince is rocking out on the final solo is priceless!

Petty is Petty...subdued and yet amazing!

The only think that would have made that better would have been to have Clapton there, who was on the original song. I know Clapton and Harrison had their rows, see “Layla”...or should I say the inspiration for Something in the Way, Layla, and Wonderful Tonight, but Harrison loved his friend and helped him kick cocaine after all that crap. Would have been a nice touch to see him there

Docreed2003

(16,850 posts)
5. LOL.....Dhanis take on this night is hilarious and so very British!
Sun Oct 8, 2017, 09:37 AM
Oct 2017


The insight into how close the Harrison’s were to Petty and Lynne is great too
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