Friar Park

we lost all the money they pulled out.

So George, he mortgages a big house in Friar Park, and he mortgages business premises in Knightsbridge.

He went to the bank, raised $4.5 million, and put it all on the life of Brian.

Now, was this because there had been a big blowback from religious groups? Is that why the funding was full? Not yet, because it

And Jim Countner said...

Where on previous records George was living at home in Friar Park, in LA he was staying in a hotel and he was a big deal.

Too many people wanted to get to him.

Too many bad things were available.

He should never have made a record outside Friar Park.

Which...

Amen to that.

So you've got to wait and see.

And at this point, if you remember the 2000, we since had two further editions of All Things Must Pass since then.

But if you remember the 2000 edition, George took a modern day photograph at Friar Park.

And so they had to set up the gnomes again and get the chair and get George's boots all correct.

So did you have to build an extra room then for all of the different versions of all things must pass that you own?

kitchen,

first of all, and then finished in the summer of 1988 at the Friar Park studio that Harrison owned in Henley-on-Thames.

It was released on the album Travelling Wilburys Volume 1 on the 24th of October 1988 in the UK, actually earlier in the US, 18th of October 1988.

It rose very quickly to number three on the Billboard chart, selling two million in its first six months and went on to be a triple platinum album in the US, reached number 16 in the UK and overall sold over five million copies worldwide.