Radio Paradise (mobile)

Lazarus May 23, 2013 - 20:34	marvelous live version... The Mad Science of the National Debt This story is from the June 6th, 2013 issue of Rolling Stone. This whole debt debate really began devolving in earnest into total mindlessness once people like Oklahoma Republican Sen. Tom Coburn started likening the government spending deficits to family budgets, pushing to "make Congress live under the same rules as families across the country and treat the federal budget like the family budget. Families have to live in their means and so should Congress." Not paying our government obligations, Coburn said recently – remember, this is a U.S. senator talking – might be a "wonderful experiment." Comments like these led to Tea Party protesters descending upon Washington screaming about how not raising the debt ceiling is like giving your kids the bad news that they can't afford to go to the movies – difficult but necessary, a kind of homespun tough love, except that a global superpower intentionally defaulting on its sovereign debt is actually way closer to an act of apocalyptic suicidal madness than it is to good parenting... [ Reply ]
Philly_Joe May 20, 2013 - 09:55	Miss you Georgie....I miss all the Beatles [ Reply ]
Pedro1874 Apr 22, 2013 - 12:37	RIP George, thanks for your beautiful music and being a great part of the soundtrack to my youth [ Reply ]
gjeeg Apr 22, 2013 - 12:36	GH... as a vital a force in the advance of Western civilization - linking us to the East - as John and Paul in pushing us to cosmic understanding. [ Reply ]
Lazarus Apr 22, 2013 - 12:34	Everybody in my church loves this live version... [ Reply ]
jameshay Apr 19, 2013 - 02:30	Thanks Bill, Two GH tunes in a row. Time to get the wallet out and do my bit to support your great efforts! [ Reply ]
oldsinger Mar 18, 2013 - 15:17	Any version of this with George singing is OK with me. [ Reply ]
unclehud Mar 18, 2013 - 15:17	cubaninlondon wrote: The irony of it! It's snowing in London! Great song to listen to in the middle of a winter afternoon. It will be snowing in Boston (again) around 10 pm tonight. I'm ready for the sunshine, and thelocals tell me this won't be the last snow of the winter. [ Reply ]
xtalman Feb 21, 2013 - 07:46	Wife's uncles bluegrass band plays an good version of this. Translates well. [ Reply ]
boober Jan 18, 2013 - 07:21	bh1 wrote: No, is is a guitar capoed at the 7th fret. Play the A chord as a D and you will have that sound. Same as the riff for If I Needed Someone. Stratocaster wrote: [ Reply ]
cubaninlondon Jan 18, 2013 - 07:21	The irony of it! It's snowing in London! Great song to listen to in the middle of a winter afternoon. [ Reply ]
oilydwarf Jan 18, 2013 - 07:21	Absolute, pure, 18 carat gold! [ Reply ]
bh1 Nov 16, 2012 - 13:59	No, is is a guitar capoed at the 7th fret. Play the A chord as a D and you will have that sound. Same as the riff for If I Needed Someone. Stratocaster wrote: Never heard this version before. Is that a BANJO I hear on the arpeggio???? Awesome. [ Reply ]
rdo Nov 16, 2012 - 13:56	How could you NOT like this song?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? [ Reply ]
Stratocaster Nov 13, 2012 - 04:25	Never heard this version before. Is that a BANJO I hear on the arpeggio???? Awesome. [ Reply ]
kaybee Jul 13, 2012 - 18:31	Cynaera wrote: George Harrison is still the one who gave me peace when things were crazy. I love his music, with and without the Beatles. If that makes me an uneducated dork, so be it. Not a dork at all, Cynaera. George was always my favourite Beatle. Always love your commentary! In an aside: I realize the American spell check does not approve of my stubbornly using British commonwealth spelling. However, while I am not surprised that Beatles is considered a proper word, the singular is surprisingly viewed as a mispelling. [ Reply ]
dew34 Jul 13, 2012 - 18:27	jen3005545 wrote: Love this! Makes me feel good! Very sunny and bright-George was sooo underrated as a Beatle. [ Reply ]
jen3005545 Jul 10, 2012 - 08:26	Love this! Makes me feel good! [ Reply ]
dyharenas Jun 12, 2012 - 03:19	WonderLizard wrote: He could take something basic, something we pretty much take for granted, sunrise, and convert it into a paean of rebirth and joy. Moreso, given who he was and what he went through—I mean Beatlemania...really—that he could pull this one out of his hat in the middle of all that amazes me to this day. I was just thinking along those lines, the wisdom conveyed in the simplicity...my first kid´s cot doll had this tune, my wife and I are from South America and we were living in London when he was born and the lack of sun killed us, so this was always a balm. [ Reply ]
d-don Jun 08, 2012 - 15:17	I have a graduation ceremony to attend tonight - outside. It's been raining, intermittently hailing, with possible lightning on the way. This song can't hurt the cosmic vibe. [ Reply ]