George Harrison: Living In The Material World (Martin Scorsese’s new documentary)

Martin Scorsese’s documentary about “the Beatle that changed the most”, George Harrison, is to be released on DVD/Blu-ray on October 10th. it’s set out in two halves; the first being from his birth in 1947 until the Beatles split in 1970, and then from the recording of All Things Must Pass, through the highs and lows of the ’70s and ’80s before settling in at the Friar Park estate and ending with his death in November 2001

it claims to have enough unseen footage, photos, audio outtakes and new interviews to satisfy even the most devoted Beatles fans, as well as many laughs from Harrison, capturing his scathing wit, a detailed account of that terrible stabbing in 1999 and plenty of revelations whilst capturing a spiritual journey from start to finish

here’s a trailer for George Harrison: Living In The Material World

and this is a live performance by Harrison of his song Here Comes The Sun, which appeared on The Beatles classic Abbey Road LP

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The Beatles – Dear Prudence (Haydn Jay Tribute edit)

Haydn Jay (or Will Davies to his friends), a resident DJ in Ibiza, with his own night, Monkey Business, at The Monkey Bar, as well as continuing gigs at Pacha and a residency at the Space Sunset Terrace, has produced a very nice version of that timeless Beatles classic Dear Prudence. regardless of his status as a contemporary club DJ and producer, Jay is well versed in a variety of sounds from his youth and way beyond. so here, alongside the aforementioned edit of Dear Prudence, i’m also including his Around The Campfire mix from a few months ago, in which old and new come together in a very satisfying way. why not d/l it (it’s free) and  play it around your own camp fire

check out more from Haydn Jay here, or in Ibiza where you can dance your tits off all night long to some thumping tunes