Moving Image Archive
George Harrison in Motion
Interviews, rare footage, performances and personal reflections tracing the music, spirit and enduring legacy behind My Sweet George.
A Living Record of Music, Memory & Devotion
This editorial video archive gathers moving-image material that illuminates George Harrison and the world surrounding My Sweet George. From candid interviews and archival appearances to performances, documentaries and intimate fan recollections, each film offers another way to encounter his artistry, curiosity and lasting influence. Here, music meets spirituality, memory meets discovery, and George’s search for meaning continues to resonate across generations.
Browse the Video Archive
Interviews
Conversations with collaborators, friends, writers and artists who offer fresh perspectives on George’s life and work.
Archival Footage
Historic film clips, television appearances and rare moments that place George in his own time.
Music Performances
Live performances, studio sessions and visual recordings of songs that continue to move listeners.
Devotional Material
Films exploring bhakti, chanting, Krishna consciousness and the spiritual path that informed George’s life.
Documentaries
Long-form studies of George Harrison, his music, his creative independence and his wider cultural legacy.
Musician Interpretations
Contemporary artists performing, reimagining and responding to George’s extraordinary songbook.
Fan Stories
Personal memories and heartfelt testimonies from people whose lives were changed by George’s music.
My Sweet George Films
Original features and editorial video essays created to deepen the conversation around George’s enduring presence.
Moving Images: Music, Memory & Devotion
"Everything else can wait, but the search for God cannot wait."
George Harrison
Musician, songwriter and spiritual seeker
The Archive in Motion
Rare archival footage brings George Harrison into view beyond the familiar frame: at the guitar, in the studio, onstage, in gardens and in moments of quiet discovery. These films preserve the texture of a life shaped by curiosity, craft and an enduring search for meaning.
Conversations That Open a Window
Intimate interviews with George, his collaborators and those moved by his work offer first-hand reflections on songwriting, friendship, India and the inner life. Their voices illuminate the humanity behind a body of work that continues to invite close listening.
Performance, Prayer & Afterglow
Concert recordings, musician interpretations and devotional imagery reveal how George’s songs travel across generations and traditions. From the communal uplift of chanting to a solitary reading of a beloved melody, each moving image traces a living legacy of music as remembrance, devotion and transcendence.
Reflections from the My Sweet George Community
★★★★★
“George showed me that a song can be both a prayer and a place to begin again. His guitar playing led me to listen more deeply—not only to music, but to life.”
Maya Ellis
Musician & songwriter
★★★★★
“While making films about music, I keep returning to George’s quiet honesty. His spiritual searching was never a performance; it gave his work a human scale that still feels remarkably present.”
Daniel Rowan
Documentary filmmaker
★★★★★
“I found ‘My Sweet Lord’ during a difficult season of my life. It opened a door to chanting, community, and a gentler understanding of what it means to be on a spiritual path.”
Anika Patel
Devotee & lifelong listener
Questions About the Video Archive
A living editorial collection of films, performances, conversations, and personal memories that illuminate George Harrison’s music, spiritual life, and enduring influence.
What is the purpose of the My Sweet George video archive?
The archive gathers moving-image material that helps viewers encounter George Harrison’s legacy from many angles: artist, seeker, collaborator, gardener, friend, and inspiration. Each selection is presented with concise editorial context rather than as an exhaustive catalogue.
What kinds of videos are included?
Expect interviews, archival footage, music performances, documentaries, devotional material, musician interpretations, and fan stories. The collection also makes room for thoughtful work that explores George’s connection to Krishna consciousness, India, and spiritual music.
Are all videos owned or licensed by My Sweet George?
No. Video rights remain with their respective creators, publishers, broadcasters, and rights holders. My Sweet George features material in an editorial context and aims to link viewers to official or authorized sources whenever possible.
Can I submit a video or story for consideration?
Yes. We welcome relevant films, performances, tributes, interviews, and personal stories that deepen the conversation around George’s life and work. Please share the source, creator or rights information, a short description, and why it belongs in the archive.