Harrison Suffers Energy Crisis in Pumping New Time Religion By Bill Mann The Gazette (Montreal,Canada) December 9, 1974     George Harrison, the first ex-Beatle to tour North America, was at the Forum for two shows yesterday. The afternoon show drew 14,000, while last night's presentation was a sell-out.      Harrison's shows were framed in the most impressive and tasteful stage setting I've seen at the Forum in a long while. The lighting was superb. The sound unusually crisp for the big arena. It was unusual in other ways too.   &nbs ..read more

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 December 8, 1984  If you have never seen Ringo host SNL from 1984, it is totally worth finding and watching!  ..read more

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  No matter how many years have passed since John's murder, just as this sticker on this man's back says -- he lives on. John's music lives on every day when we listen to it. His message lives on in those of us who believe in it.  And he lives on through his sons Sean and Julian.  Thank you, John, for all that you have given us.  ..read more

  'Silent' George Harrison Should Have Stayed Quiet By Jim Smith (who obviously dislikes George!) The Hamilton Spectator December 7, 1974     10 years ago, George Harrison, as one of the Beatles, spent 40 minutes on the stage at  Maple Leaf Gardens while 19,000 kids drowned out all the music with screams. Last night, Harrison was back at the Gardens, the first of the Beatles to return as a solo artist for two virtually sold out performances, and for the most part, those kids of a decade ago had come to listen, which was George's major problem of the evening, &nb ..read more

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 December 6, 1969 - Liverpool  Correct me if I am wrong -- but would this be considered the last official performance George ever did in Liverpool?   ..read more

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