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Kat’s Hidden Camera 12/26/17: George Harrison, 1971, performing “My Sweet Lord” live at The Concert For Bangladesh
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Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best!

CHECK IT OUT: George Harrison on August 1st, 1971 performing “My Sweet Lord” live at The Concert For Bangladesh

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FLASHBACK: GEORGE HARRISON SCORES FIRST POST-BEATLES NUMBER ONE HIT
It was 47 years ago today (December 26th, 1970) that George Harrison scored the first Number One hit by an ex-Beatle with his single “My Sweet Lord,” which went on to top the charts for four weeks. The tune, which he had first produced as a gospel song for good friend Billy Preston, was the first single from Harrison’s triple album All Things Must Pass — which itself went on to top the album charts on January 2nd, 1971 for a whopping seven weeks.

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Coffe Break Trivia will return after Thanksgiving

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