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Hello,

I was greatly saddened to hear the news of George Harrisons 
untimely passing.

Among his many accomplishments, his popularizing of Indian 
instruments has has a great effect upon music in general, and 
my own tastes in particular.

Rest In Peace, George.

Grant

At 08:00 PM 11/30/2001 -0000, grantrichter2001@yahoo.com wrote:
>I was greatly saddened to hear the news of George Harrisons 
>untimely passing.
>
>Among his many accomplishments, his popularizing of Indian 
>instruments has has a great effect upon music in general, and 
>my own tastes in particular.
>
>Rest In Peace, George.
>
>Grant

I must second this.  The Beatles were one of my earliest, and still
greatest, musical influences.  I knew from the day I heard "Revolution 9"
that my tastes and interests were very warped.

It's worth noting (especially on this list!) that George was the
synthesizer player for the Beatles, using his Moog modular to great effect
on 'Abbey Road' (the white-noise buildup climaxing "I want you/She's so
heavy", underwater noises in "Octopus' Garden", and more conventional
keyboard sounds in several other songs).  He was also the first "pop"
musician to release an album of experimental electronic music, the
aptly-title 'Electronic Sounds' on Apple's short-lived "Zapple" imprint.

We'll miss you, George ... "It's all too much" ...

	-Doug
	 jasret@mindspring.com