As the credits are rolling, they appropriately play George Harrison's "Isn't It A Pity". When Disney forces you out of the credits to suggest another movie, I clicked back to credits to hear the rest of the bluesy instrumental jam. Man, that version is spectacular.

I assume this is an unreleased version with the rest of Beatles playing behind George as I know the song never made any Beatles albums, only George's solos. George has a lot of versions and alternate takes of this song out there, but to know the Beatles are playing on this song (similar to the way I've heard Eric Clapton's band cover it), it is suddenly rising up into my favorites list.

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Posted by CocomoLSU

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Posted on 11/25/21 at 1:04 pm to LSUFreek

I watched a little less than half of it earlier, and really enjoyed it. I love the context of the Paul/George fight and how it shows that it was more of a disagreement than anything else. And after that they went back to getting along (well enough), and the next day it was back to joking and playing.

The last part I saw was when Get Back was originating. That was pretty incredible to watch it just come to life out of basically thin air while they waited for John who was late that morning. It’s cool to see them just work through songs and create masterpieces.

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Posted by cgrand

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Posted on 11/25/21 at 1:07 pm to LSUFreek

it’s one of George’s best songs. George was a scathing dry MFer when he was mad about something.
an all time great moment in Beatles history is when he asks them if they want to hear a song he wrote the previous night, a song about “nothing in particular” and then plays them “I, Me, Mine” LOL

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