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ॐ Happy 75th Birthday, George! ॐ
I love you more than I could ever express in words. Love forever and thank you for everything. Haribol George! xxx
ओम शांति शांति शांति Aum Shanti Shanti Shanti
Pics: Taken in the gardens of Kinfauns, 6th April 1969, by John Haynes.
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“I am performing in this concert to support the Natural Law Party. I will vote for the Natural Law Party because I want a total change and not just a choice between left and right. The system we have now is obsolete and is not fulfilling the needs of the people. Times have changed and we need a new approach. I believe this party offers the only option to get out of our problems and create the beautiful nation we would all like to have. The General Election should be a celebration of democracy and our right to vote. The Natural Law Party is turning this election into a wonderful national celebration and I am with them all the way.”
[George, press conference for The Natural Law Party show]
George performing at the Royal Albert Hall on 6th April 1992, in support of the Natural Law Party, a Bedfordshire based organisation which promotes transcendental meditation and a spiritual lifestyle. The show was promoted as "George's First UK Show Since Leaving The Beatles" and billed as "The Natural Law Party Presents George Harrison & Friends - Inspiration To The Youth Of Great Britain - Election Is A Celebration".
At the same event, George was asked about the Beatles assosiation with the Maharishi in the 60s.
"I still practise transcendental meditation and I think it's great. Maharishi only ever did good for us, and although I have not been with him physically, I never left him."
[George]
Ringo and Eric Clapton also played with George and Dhani joined George on stage for Roll Over Beethoven (Dhani is pictured in the flower photos). Also performing were Joe Walsh, Gary Moore, Zak Starkey and Andy Fairweather-Low among a host of others.
Merry Christmas everyone!
How about breakfast with George this morning?
George, photographed in the kitchen at Kinfauns on 6th April 1969.
Pics: John Haynes.
Sorry, I didn't read your message long enough before replying : I meant the north wall of kinfauns, in the Harrison era, with has rounded windows. Ragards Alban
Ah I see, well I don’t think I have many more than what I’ve already posted:
Hi, thanks for providing us recently unknown shots of the april 1969 photo sessions by John Haynes. Very interesting as they shown parts of the north wall of Kinfauns that, to my knownledge wasn't photographed elsewere. I wish you can provide us more from this sessions (well, you already provided a lot, for sure). Regards, Alban from France
Hello! I wanted to tag you in this post the other day, but I didn’t know your blog name (or if you have one). Is it these photos you mean - (the north wall of the property with the garage, or the North wall of the actual house?):
George in the garden of Kinfauns, 6th April 1969, photographed by John Haynes.
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George, the portrait collection.
Photos taken by John Haynes on the 6th April 1969, at the kitchen table in Kinfauns, Esher.
Mmm… plants…
George in the greenhouse (?) at Kinfauns, photographed by John Haynes on the 6th April 1969.
George photographed in the garden at Kinfauns, Esher on the 6th April, 1969.
Pics: John Haynes.
