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On Feb 18, 6:59 pm, Bip Bop  wrote:
> On Feb 18, 12:12 pm, Jeff  wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Feb 14, 9:47 am, "comics...{at}hotmail.com"

> > wrote:
>
> > > I don't recall this having been brought up in the past, but I may be
> > > wrong on that.
>
> > > My question to those who lurk on RMBM is: is George Harrison known to
> > > have made quality recordings of his 1974 tour, potentially for
> > > commercial release?
>
> > No. The music sucks and Harrison sings about while his guitar gently
> > smiles, and his voice is horrible. I own a couple of these concerts.
> > Horrible. Billy Preston has to
> > hit the high notes for Harrison..and while Roben Ford is a good jazz
> > guitarist..the music suffers without Eric Clapton. The band is
> > terrible. You name it. Many problems.
>
> You are so wrong!  I saw the concert here in Houston and although the
> Indian part wasn't that great, the Billy Preston set and George
> Harrison set TRULY changed my life!

It did the same for me, and it truly changed my life.

 The lights in the house came up
> for George when he sang "My Sweet Lord" and the place (Hofienz
> Pavillion on the University of Houston campus) was transformed into a
> magical place beyond belief!  Other extraordinary evenys happened as
> well that are just to unbelievable to share here right now!

We aren't even discussing the same show, since you did not live in
Denver, so I cannot comment intelligenly..on what you saw. No two
shows are exactly alike, and
as I said earlier, just seeing George in person..was one of the
highlights of my life.

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