George Harrison during the recording of the song How Do You Sleep? (1971)
The thing about I'd have you anytime and behind that locked door is that both songs started with george trying to get to bob. He started I'd have you anytime with "let me in here, I know I've been here, let me into your heart" bc bob was distant in that trip to woodstock. Behind that locked door is an entire song with a similar idea but he also wants to show to bob that he is loved by everyone ("the love you are blessed with this/world is waiting for") and by george himself ("with only this short time/I'm gonna be here with you") and also how much george loves to listen to him ("and the tales you've told me/from the things that you saw/makes me want our your heart"). And then on the concert for bangladesh when bob goes there and play in the concert he is basically opening himself to that possibility, yknow??? And when George says "I'd like to bring an old friend of us all, Mr Bob Dylan" he is reinforcing those ideas he mentioned on behind that locked door, that Bob is loved by everyone, but he does it in a much bigger scale somehow
Sometimes i think about george waiting for a signal of approval from bob when the beatles showed revolver to him and i always feel so sick
dark denim was his thing
Why I’m obsessed with this scene from Get Back - Part 3:
A very human Paul McCartney being nervous and anxious about the progression of the project.
Paul’s only responding to John and discussing his worries with him and remains quiet while the others talk.
Several people trying to talk to John but his eyes constantly shift back to a silent Paul (of course the camera decides to zoom in on John’s face at that moment)
John’s attentiveness and trying to talk Paul through his worries.
George’s coat.
Joan Baez & Bob Dylan, Newark, New Jersey, 1964 © Daniel Kramer.
George Harrison (1971)
starts shaking violently
thinking about how one of the first big moves george makes post-breakup is to run away to new york to record the dylan sessions
Great “behind the scenes” pic from Magical Mystery Tour.
George Harrison & Bob Dylan “If Not For You” Concert For Bangladesh rehearsal, July 31, 1971.