Beatle Brunch host Joe Johnson speaks with photographer and one time personal assistant to John & Yoko, May Pang, about her 18 months with John in LA, New York and Palm Beach and her book, "Instamatic Karma" which came out in 2008, plus she tells the story of her new film, "The Lost Weekend - A Love Story" now in theaters.
George Harrison was the youngest Beatle. He wasn't even 21 when The Beatles played their first Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, but this week, he would have turned 80! This is a clip from our "George at 80" Beatle Brunch radio show. We asked some notable Beatleologists to weigh in on the "what if" question we're posing. What do YOU think? post your comments after listening to this response from The Beatle Channel's Tom Frangione. Want more? Join The Beatle Brunch Club to get every week's show on demand with bonus tracks. 31 years and still going: Joe Johnson's Beatle Brunch. Join the Club @ https://brunchradio.com/about-beatle-brunch/
Sad to hear of George's sister Louise Harrison passing at the age of 91. In 1997 she spoke at length with Joe Johnson and talked about The Beatles role in peace, recalls being the nurse for George their first weekend here when he had pneumonia. Louise shares a memory of the day George was born and tells us about the first time she heard "All Things Must Pass", and whom it was written for. #RIPLouiseHarrison
Beatle Brunch host Joe Johnson speaks with rock legend Gary Wright about his then new album "Connected", plus his connection to George Harrison. This interview was recorded in 2010 along with Tom Frangione of The Beatles Channel.
George had been stockpiling material for nearly half a decade, with a number of songs – including this just released track, “Run Of The Mill,” named by both George and Olivia Harrison as one of their all-time favorites. Here is take 36.
GEORGE HARRISON’S MASTERPIECE, ALL THINGS MUST PASS, CELEBRATED WITH SUITE OF NEW 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITIONS
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of George Harrison's classic solo album, All Things Must Pass, the George Harrison Estate is pleased to announce a new 2020 stereo mix of the LP’s title song as a prelude of what's to come and what's just come out: All Things Must Pass - the remix.
