Isn't It a Pity: Live Tribute to George Harrison's Greatest Song скачать в хорошем качестве

Isn't It a Pity: Live Tribute to George Harrison's Greatest Song

George Harrison – Isn’t It a Pity (1970) | All Things Must Pass | Beatles Breakup Era “Isn’t It a Pity” by George Harrison is one of the most emotional and enduring songs to emerge from the Beatles' breakup era, released in 1970 on his landmark solo album All Things Must Pass. Written as early as 1966 and repeatedly rejected by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, the song finally found its moment as a defining statement of Harrison’s artistic freedom and emotional depth. Often heard as a quiet elegy for lost love, broken relationships, and the collapse of The Beatles, Isn’t It a Pity captures Harrison at his most reflective, compassionate, and vulnerable. Produced by Phil Spector using his signature Wall of Sound, the track was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and features an extraordinary lineup including Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, and members of Badfinger. Released as a double A-side with “My Sweet Lord”, the song reached No.1 and has since become a cornerstone of classic rock history. Though not explicitly written about it, the song became deeply associated with Harrison’s personal heartbreak — the end of his marriage to Pattie Boyd, the emotional tension involving Eric Clapton, and the final dissolution of the world’s most famous band. In his autobiography I Me Mine, George Harrison said the song reflects “whenever a relationship hits a down point”, observing how easily people take love and friendship for granted. More than a tale of a famous love triangle, Isn’t It a Pity remains a timeless meditation on regret, empathy, and the beauty we fail to cherish until it’s gone. #GeorgeHarrison #IsntItAPity #AllThingsMustPass #BeatlesBreakup #GeorgeHarrisonSolo #ClassicRock #AbbeyRoad #EricClapton #PattieBoyd → George Harrison Isn’t It a Pity → All Things Must Pass 1970 → Beatles breakup songs, rejected Beatles songs → Phil Spector Wall of Sound, Abbey Road Studios → Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Concert for George 💛 Join the conversation 💭 Does Isn’t It a Pity feel more like a Beatles breakup song or a lost-love confession? 💬 Comment below — we’d love to hear your thoughts 👍 Like if George Harrison’s music still speaks to your soul 🔔 Subscribe for more Beatles & classic rock deep dives 🎧 Share this with someone who truly listens, 00:00 Intro 00:14 Isn't it a Pity 00:25 Solo Guitar 01:58 Slide Guitar 02:35 Vocals 04:18 Slide Solo 04:56 Outro vocals and Slide guitar closes song CatB’s Band Members for this song were: Clive Davies Drums Bob Ellis Bass Guitar Johnny Clyde Keyboards and Piano Karyn James (KazMusic) Guest Harmonies Bob (Boz) Chaplin Vocals, Solo, Rhythm and Slide Guitars