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George Harrison [Stereo]

The Beatles
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"And I Love Her" by The Beatles Narrator That's the lead guitar artistry and Beatle-mania Of George Harrison. Although it's not documented George Harrison was probably born With an amused smile on his face And if he has his way at the end He'll go out in a similar manner amused Or an attempt to stifle a yawn Harrison, whose deadpan expression makes the sphinx jealous Didn't join The Beatles until 1958, but if he were ever asked "Why?" he'd probably say, "Because nobody asked me." In his teens musical intะตrests were cะตntered on Buddy Holly But sports interests dulled early attempts At a serious musical study George is an interesting combination of beat and blasรฉ But takes his music seriously To get an angry response out of George You'd probably have to be his tailor, for clothing Next to music, is his only concern As for a personal glimpse into Harrison He is alternately analytical and casual Narrator George, you might say, is the unsung hero of the group Although he doesn't do most of the songwriting Or lead-singing he's very proud of the job he does do As for his specific role with the Beatle group, Harrison says "I play lead guitar and sing a couple of songs And I sing a couple of bits on songs that people Don't think I sing on..." Narrator Blasรฉ with a beat That's pretty much the story on George Harrison Guitar-playing and singing are not George's only interests In his own words, "I like parties and a bit of fun Like anyone else but there's nothing better, for me Than a bit of peace and quiet Sitting around a big fire with your slippers On and watching the tele That's the life." George's idea of life is a far-cry From his real life like the rest of The Beatles His home is often surrounded by dozens of female fans "They don't worry me, though" Says George. "In fact, I rather like it. I'd be dead worried If those girls weren't around and if their screams died away In any case, we aren't home very much these days." George did have one chance to go home over the past year It was during a two-week vacation recently The first the group has taken since their phenomenal Rise to stardom instead, he took off for America "to see the ordinary side of The States" He said, "the shops, the airports, the trains, the garages And the way people seem to live in general." Despite the novel hair-do and the new approach The Beatles have to music, George feels that the main reason For the phenomenal rise of the group is because, in his words "We're a different generation, and so are our fans." Born in Liverpool, George left school to become An apprentice electrician he said he stopped trying To become an electrician though because He kept blowing everything up! Narrator But how successful did Harrison feel the group would Be when he first joined? When asked if he ever thought That he and the members of the group would Ever be as big as they are today Harrison, in down-to-earth fashion said "Well, I'm still only 5-foot-11 you know..." Narrator George Harrison is the youngest of The Beatles Born February 25th, 1943, and he's the one with the longest hair "As for my starting the haircut, that was completely by accident," Says George. "We'd been swimming. When I came from the pool My hair dried into what is now the Beatle hair-do Not having a comb or brush, I did not comb it afterwards And then it looked as it does now We decided we liked it and it has remained." George's thoughts are closely allied to those of his fellow Beatles He doesn't think much about the future. In his own words "We're too busy today to talk about tomorrow." And he's disinterested in many other things That older people consider worthwhile He's completely at ease and looks at the prospects Of the group quite realistically Narrator True to his unhurried approach to life Harrison is candid about the early aims of The Beatles Measured against that which has happened since "We didn't sit down and think, 'We're gonna be stars And gonna have funny haircuts "The only thing we wanted to do is make a record." Narrator And make-a-record they did. And since In every field of their endeavor In entertainment, broken all existing records