#Tom Harrison

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(inspired by @/groovegalz 's post cause i wanted to make my own w/ other musicians)

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One of the many reasons to why George is my favourite musician and artist is the fact that even when he was raised in a small town with many closed thoughts he didn't let that or even the fame construct a image of him as utterly masculine and stereotypical, with his friends (different from Paul) for him showing love to everyone being physically close to them or hugging them no matter the gender, was something normal, a simple act of love.

Just like Olivia once said, George had romantic relationships with all of his friends because he was so full of it that it didn't scared him to show it, being making presents or just giving a hug, he did not let the fragile masculinity and conservative speech stop him from being himself.

And that, for a man raised in the late 50s is something to admire

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Photo by Neal Preston.

“I loved End Of The Line. I remember the day [George] wrote it. He had started it off on the piano. And we all kind of sat in a group. His enthusiasm was very contagious.” - Tom Petty, Rolling Stone, January 17, 2002 “[Roy Orbison’s] funeral was only about a day before the [End Of The Line] video. But we just tried to go on and hope that we did him justice. And it turned out to be a curious song for the next single, you know, 'the end of the line.’ But I think it - you write these songs and then it’s funny how events come down and later on when you hear the song it can mean so much more than when you were writing it.” - Tom Petty, BBC Radio 2  “Sort of like Carl Perkins says on a lot of his songs, ‘Well, it’s alright.’ If you’re gonna be an optimist then it’s gotta be alright. If you happen to be a peg-legged old pirate who’s trying to make a Wilbury album, it’s still alright.” - George Harrison, Genesis Publications

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she traveling on my wilbury til i'm the greatest musical supergroup ever formed

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hear me out guys

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George Harrison and Tom Petty, the 90s

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WOKE traveling wilburys!

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WHAT?!?!!!!???!!

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tomholland2013: Nothing but smiles. What an amazing weekend. Love you lads! Where we going next?

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Extra photos: The Traveling Wilburys filming ‘Handle With Care’ video-clip, Los Angeles, USA. Early October, 1988.

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Photo © T. Wilbury Ltd.

Remembering Tom Petty on the seventh anniversary of his passing.

“George came along, and we just got so close; it was like we had known each other in some other life or something. We were pals within minutes of meeting each other. I remember him saying to me a couple of days after we’d known each other — he’s just hugging me, holding me, saying, ‘Tommy, you’re in my life now whether you like it or not.’ It was like I’d been sent the very person I needed. He healed a lot of wounds.” - Tom Petty, Petty: The Biography (2015)