GEORGE HARRISON PART 2:  BROADCAST  12 / 3 / 2011
IN SEARCH OF A SONG originates in BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA and is sponsored by: THE BLUEBIRD NIGHTCLUB,  AIRTIME RECORDING STUDIO,  and VISIT BLOOMINGTON.COM 
Professor Glenn Gass, and executive producer Rich Reardin discuss the life and music of George Harrison, Part 2.  Glenn Gass teaches at the prestigious Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University with series of courses on the history of rock & roll and popular music. Rich Reardin is the executive producer of In Search of a Song, and longtime radio and music producer.

Professor Gass is the recipient of the Herman B Wells Lifetime Achievement Award, the Indiana University Sylvia Bowman Distinguished Teaching Award, the IU Student Alumni Association Student Choice Award, the Society of Professional Journalists Brown Derby Award, and other teaching awards and honors. He was inducted into the Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching and is author of A History of Rock Music: The Rock & Roll Era (McGraw-Hill, 1994).Professor Gass is a member of the Education Advisory Board of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.He is the recipient of grants in composition from the National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and the Indiana Arts Commission. Dr. Glenn Gass Website

In Part Two, Rich and Glenn discuss George Harrison's post-Beatles solo career, his band "The Travelling Wilburys" with Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty, his various solo records, attack by a crazed fan, and passing in 2001.

Topics discussed include: Re-vist of the breakup of the Beatles, releasing All Things Must Pass, Bringing up spiritual matters in his music, Georges interest in Indian Classical music and Ravi Shankar's advice to George, George's signature sound of slide guitar, the Traveling Wilburys project, George's interest in the Ukelele, outside interests in film, specifically Monty Python, and auto racing. the knife attack on George and his wife in his home, and subesquent death from cancer.

Musical selections include: Isn't it a Pity, Beware of Darkness, My Sweet Lord, Marwa Blues, When We Was Fab, Handle With Care, Give Me Love, All Things Must Pass.

Though this program is offered in commemoration of the ten year anniversary of the death of George Harrison in November 2001, however the content of this program is "Evergreen" and not date specific.

For more information, visit In Search of a Song.com

GEORGE HARRISON PART 2:  BROADCAST  12 / 3 / 2011
IN SEARCH OF A SONG originates in BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA and is sponsored by: THE BLUEBIRD NIGHTCLUB,  AIRTIME RECORDING STUDIO,  and VISIT BLOOMINGTON.COM 
Professor Glenn Gass, and executive producer Rich Reardin discuss the life and music of George Harrison, Part 2.  Glenn Gass teaches at the prestigious Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University with series of courses on the history of rock & roll and popular music. Rich Reardin is the executive producer of In Search of a Song, and longtime radio and music producer.

Professor Gass is the recipient of the Herman B Wells Lifetime Achievement Award, the Indiana University Sylvia Bowman Distinguished Teaching Award, the IU Student Alumni Association Student Choice Award, the Society of Professional Journalists Brown Derby Award, and other teaching awards and honors. He was inducted into the Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching and is author of A History of Rock Music: The Rock & Roll Era (McGraw-Hill, 1994).Professor Gass is a member of the Education Advisory Board of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.He is the recipient of grants in composition from the National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and the Indiana Arts Commission. Dr. Glenn Gass Website

In Part Two, Rich and Glenn discuss George Harrison's post-Beatles solo career, his band "The Travelling Wilburys" with Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty, his various solo records, attack by a crazed fan, and passing in 2001.

Topics discussed include: Re-vist of the breakup of the Beatles, releasing All Things Must Pass, Bringing up spiritual matters in his music, Georges interest in Indian Classical music and Ravi Shankar's advice to George, George's signature sound of slide guitar, the Traveling Wilburys project, George's interest in the Ukelele, outside interests in film, specifically Monty Python, and auto racing. the knife attack on George and his wife in his home, and subesquent death from cancer.

Musical selections include: Isn't it a Pity, Beware of Darkness, My Sweet Lord, Marwa Blues, When We Was Fab, Handle With Care, Give Me Love, All Things Must Pass.

Though this program is offered in commemoration of the ten year anniversary of the death of George Harrison in November 2001, however the content of this program is "Evergreen" and not date specific.

For more information, visit In Search of a Song.com