Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Version two of "I got my Mind Set on You."
When I was a kid in the 1980's, the video of "I've Got My Mind Set on You" by George Harrison was on heavy rotation on MTV. I didn't even make the connection that the guy that sang this song was the same George from the Beatles at that time, but I loved this video.
Maybe it was because I was just 9 years old when it was popular, but I thought the things moving in the house and the mouse playing a pipe like a saxaphone was so funny. But the funniest part to me was when he sang "It's gonna take money...." and a bunch of bills flew onto the floor.
Come to find out, the guy that directed this video also did the Rutles! No wonder I like it so much!
After I got to know who George was, I thought the video was shot at Friar Park. No -- sound studio in L.A.
To hear the Director talk about this and a funny story about the guy that does the backflip in the film, take a listen to the "Something about the Beatles" podcast (episode 133).
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Love this song and vid!
ReplyDeletealways liked this song & video!
ReplyDeletemiss you GEORGE
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