Friday, 11 December 2015

"GEORGE FEST" : A NIGHT TO CELEBRATE THE MUSIC OF GEORGE HARRISON

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About George Fest
Available February 26th, 2016. In aid of the The Material World Foundation, Hot Records Ltd. and Vagrant Records present “George Fest” A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison. Recorded and filmed on September 28th, 2014 at the The Fonda Theater in Los Angeles, a host of today’s best musicians pay tribute to their favorite George Harrison songs. To be released on February 26th, 2016, this wonderful live tribute will be available in 4 configurations including 2xCD/DVD, 2xCD/Blu-Ray, 3xLP (180 gram) and digital.
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PRE-ORDER OPTIONS

Option 1: Vinyl Only
AMAZON .... HERE.

Option 2: CD/DVD Combo

AMAZON ... HERE.

 

Option 3:  2 CD/Blu-Ray Combo

AMAZON ... HERE.


TRACK LISTING:
• Introduction • Old Brown Shoe – Conan O’Brien • I Me Mine – Britt Daniel (from Spoon) • Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) – Jonathan Bates feat. Dhani Harrison • Something – Norah Jones • Got My Mind Set On You – Brandon Flowers (from The Killers) • If Not For You – Heartless Bastards • Be Here Now – Ian Astbury (from The Cult) • Wah-Wah – Nick Valensi (from The Strokes) • If I Needed Someone – Jamestown Revival • Art of Dying – Black Rebel Motorcycle Club • Savoy Truffle – Dhani Harrison • For You Blue – Chase Cohl featuring Brian Bell (From Weezer) • Beware of Darkness – Ann Wilson (from Heart) • Let It Down – Dhani Harrison • Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) – Ben Harper • Here Comes The Sun – Perry Farrell (from Jane’s Addiction) • What Is Life – “Weird Al” Yankovic • Behind That Locked Door – Norah Jones • My Sweet Lord – Brian Wilson (from The Beach Boys) • Isn’t It A Pity – The Black Ryder • Any Road – Butch Walker • I’d Have You Anytime – Karen Elson • Taxman – Cold War Kids • It’s All Too Much – The Flaming Lips • Handle With Care – Brandon Flowers, Britt Daniel, Dhani Harrison, Jonathan Bates, Wayne Coyne, and “Weird Al” Yankovic • All Things Must Pass – Ann Wilson, Dhani Harrison, Karen Elson and Norah Jones

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