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Here Comes the Sun

Here Comes the Sun

Song by George HarrisonWikipedia

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Sep 10, 2026

Hanne Skou JørgensenGUEST
46:02
If you want to sit down and have a good cry, I think that is REM.
Hanne Skou JørgensenGUEST
46:06
And then if you want to have a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, Here Comes the Sun.
Hanne Skou JørgensenGUEST
46:10
which I think is the Beatles, if I'm not mistaken.
Hanne Skou JørgensenGUEST
46:14
Yeah, so that would be it, I guess, until I could be rescued
Aubrey BuggGUEST
13:01
Um, I taught myself how to play guitar.
Aubrey BuggGUEST
13:03
Um, cause I really wanted to learn here comes the sun by George Harrison.
Aubrey BuggGUEST
13:06
And I did, and I just haven't looked
Brad WilliamsHOST
13:09
back
Sarah GretzkyHOST
3:11
I'm up before the ding.
Sarah GretzkyHOST
3:12
Oh, and it's not even like he has, like, Here Comes the Sun or, like, something tranquil to wake him up.
Sarah GretzkyHOST
3:19
He's got the, like, err, err.
Sarah GretzkyHOST
3:22
Are you joking? In this climate? With a child? Do you know that I was up all night? Vienna was crying in her crib.
George SmartHOST
45:00
It became one of the band's most beloved songs from 1969's Abbey Road with hopeful lyrics and a warm acoustic melody.
George SmartHOST
45:08
Here's Carrie with Here Comes the Sun.
George SmartHOST
45:09
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Carrie MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:23
here comes the sun here comes the sun and i say it's all right little darling it's been a long Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here.
Carrie MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:00
Here comes the sun.
Carrie MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:02
Here comes the sun.
Carrie MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:22
Little darling, the smiles return into their faces.
Carrie MarshallSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:29
Little darling, it seems like years since it's been here.
Barry McKnightHOST
34:35
That unlocks a lot of great opportunities for you, and it absolutely helps us.
Barry McKnightHOST
34:40
This is episode number 455, Here Comes the Sun, which was written by George Harrison.
Barry McKnightHOST
34:47
They threw him a bone, and the Beatles let him write a few, and he was a good writer.
Barry McKnightHOST
34:53
He did this.
Barry McKnightHOST
34:55
He did...
Barry McKnightHOST
34:58
Oh, not Norwegian Wood, but another one like that.
Barry McKnightHOST
35:01
This is the Here Comes the Sun edition.
Warren MatthewsHOST
35:04
So, Barry, that's a perfect segue, and we're going to be talking about this a little bit this week.
Neil WestGUEST
19:40
We've heard him taking steps on the journey.
Neil WestGUEST
19:43
But I can't think of another song other than perhaps Here Comes the Sun, where he's arrived.
Tim TuckerHOST
19:52
Yeah, and the music does that too, because if we talk about just his spiritual songs, and again, Here Comes the Sun might be the other one, but this is the most poppy, isn't it? The most upbeat, pop, kind of almost commercial sounding spiritual song of all, I think.
Neil WestGUEST
20:08
That's right.
Neil WestGUEST
20:09
Maybe you might put My Sweet Lord in there, or maybe Give Me Love, maybe, but no.
Wesley StaceGUEST
7:59
happy default, happy place, or for, you know, just for ease of communication.
Wesley StaceGUEST
8:06
So, and then when I got into these CDI records and the Kudu records, particularly, you find not only singers doing incredible interpretations of singer-songwriter songs, for example, just think of Nina Simone doing Baltimore by Randy Newman, or Here Comes the Sun, and that incredible album of hers that's basically two long George Harrison songs.
Wesley StaceGUEST
8:30
Isn't It a Pity in My Sweet Lord? You know, it's one album, those two songs.
Wesley StaceGUEST
8:34
Or Esther Phillips singing Gilbert O'Sullivan.
Jimmy SmithHOST
118:08
Can I be sick tomorrow? Wellness Wednesday and Lottie Takiri, our special guest.
BassAUDIENCE
118:14
Here comes the sun.
Chad FergerstromHOST
36:01
So after a sad
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:02
song like that, I'm going to pick Here Comes the Sun.
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:06
Ah, beautiful song.
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:07
Because that is a beautiful piece of music, and I can't see a sad list without that song.
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:13
Thank you.
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:13
Exactly.
Marco MinnemannGUEST
36:14
Here comes the sun.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:17
Here comes the sun.
CassHOST
3:27
As the junior partner, he was typically allotted only two tracks per album, while Lennon and McCartney divided the rest.
CassHOST
3:34
He kept to the quota for Abbey Road, but the songs he contributed were Something and Here Comes the Sun.
CassHOST
3:39
By delivering the most acclaimed material on the record, he rendered the band's hierarchy irrelevant.
CassHOST
3:45
Everything they recorded relied on producer George Martin, the indispensable fifth man translating their abstract ideas into physical arrangements.

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