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If your life's not right, doesn't satisfy you. Don't get the breaks like some of us do. Better work it out, find where you've gone wrong. Better do it soon as you don't have long. Get out of Sour Milk Sea, you don't belong there. Get back to where you should be. Find out what's going on there. If you want the most from everything you do, in the shortest time your dreams come true. In no time at all it makes you more aware. Very simple process takes you there. Get out of Sour Milk Sea, you don't belong there. Get back to where you should be. Find out what's going on there. Looking for release from limitation. There's nothing much without illumination Can fool around with every different cult. There's only one way brings results. Get out of Sour Milk Sea, you don't belong there. Get back to where you should be. Find out what's going on there.

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From IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT? © 1969 EMI Records Ltd.

Jackie Lomax Is This What You Want? Little Yellow Pills 1969

Jackie Lomax live at the Knitting Factory, Hollywood, 5 July 2003

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A nice colour TV appearance by Jackie Lomax promoting this Apple single check out the new Lomax comp "Lost Soul"

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Jackie Lomax interviewed by Richard Nelson at the Bowlful of Blues festival 2002

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One of the 60's most underrated bods! Class tune and thanks to my mate Cally for reminding me about it!

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JACKIE LOMAX - HOW THE WEB WAS WOVEN. JACKIE LOMAX - "How The Web Was Woven" / "Thumbin' A Ride" APPLE 23 - (06/02/1970 UK) - "How The Web Was Woven" / "Fall Inside Your Eyes" APPLE 1819 (23/03/1970 US) "HOW THE WEB WAS WOVEN" - (Clive Westlake / Dave Most). RECORDED 1968-1969. Produced...

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Jackie Lomaxwas a British R&B SInger who relaesed this little gem in 1969 on Apple Records (America). The album included musical support from: Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr!

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A song better known by the Aussie band Zoot... but this is better in my opinion, and I'm not just saying that as a fellow Wallaseyan....

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Jackie Lomax live in San Diego CA 17 July 2004

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Bremen, Germany. 02-28-70

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The Undertakers live at Fort Perch Rock, New Brighton. 2006

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Jackie Lomax Version Of A Track From The Bee Gees Debut Lp First. Taken From The Excellent CD Lost Soul.

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Track taken from Jackie's album This What You Want? [Apple 1969], produced by George Harrison.

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Jackie Lomax live at the Knitting Factory, Hollywood, 5 July 2003

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Jackie Lomax live at the Cavern in Liverpool August 2003

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From the Apple LP: Is This What You Want? Written by George Harrison

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Jackie sings "Just A Little Bit" at Merseycats, August 2009

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"Sour Milk Sea" is a song written by George Harrison that surfaced during the sessions for The Beatles (also known as The White Album). George harrison: "I wrote Sour Milk Sea in Rishikesh, India. I never actually recorded the song - it was done by Jackie Lomax on his album Is This What You Want? Anyway, it's based on Vishvasara Tantra, from Tantric art. 'What is here is elsewhere, what is not here is nowhere'. It's a picture, and the picture is called Sour Milk Sea - Kalladadi Samudra in Sanskrit. I used Sour Milk Sea as the idea of - if you're in the shit, don't go around moaning about it: do something about it" Although it was an early contender for the White Album, it was eventually given to Apple recording artist Jackie Lomax. The Beatles never attempted a studio version of Sour Milk Sea. It was taped by Lomax at Abbey Road on 24-26 June 1968; Harrison produced the song, with Paul McCartney on bass, Ringo Starr on drums, Eric Clapton on guitar and Nicky Hopkins on piano. Lomax was the first artist to sign to The Beatles' Apple label. Sour Milk Sea was released as a single in August 1968, the song also appeared on Lomax's debut album, Is This What You Want?, released by Apple in March 1969. Lyrics: If your life's not right, doesn't satisfy you Don't get the breaks like some of us do Better work it out, find where you've gone wrong Better do it soon as you don't have long Get out of Sour Milk Sea You don't belong there Get back to where you should be Find out what's <b>...</b>

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Harmonizing with Humanity recognizes that music is a powerful force for change in the world. It is known to hold a high vibration of energy that speaks directly to the heart. Music often has a life changing effect on those listening, while acknowledging the deep feelings of humanity. Coupling positive music with the innate wisdom of inspiring people to their core is a vital cornerstone of Harmonizing with Humanity. Our mission is to unite like-minded positive music artists and fans who love listening while providing a center point to support important causes.

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Jackie Lomax live at the Knitting Factory, Hollywood, 5 July 2003

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CANCION INTERPRETADA POR JACKIE LOMAX PRODUCIDA EN APPLE RECORDS EN 1969 , MEJORADO EL SONIDO , SE ASEMEJA ALGO A LA CANCION DE LOS BEATLES "I AM THE WALRUS " PUESTO QUE SON LOS MISMOS MUSICOS DE ORQUESTA Y DIRIGIDOS POR GEORGE MARTIN EN APPLE RECORD EN 1969. JACKIE LOMAX FUE AMIGO DE GEORGE HARRISON INCLUSIVE , HARRISON LE ESCRIBIO LETRAS DE CANCIONES PARA QUE JACKIE LAS CANTARA.

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The original Undertakers got together for the Mathew Street Festival in Liverpool August 2009 They are seen here playing at The Hard Days Night Hotel. The line up includes Chris Huston - Lead Guitar/Vocals Geoff Nugent - Rhythm Guitar/Vocals Jackie Lomax - Bass Guitar/Vocals Brian Jones - Sax/Vocals Drummer unknown

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"Remembering George"

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Happy New Year! Here's Animated Beatles Video #10: Sour Milk Sea. Sour Milk Sea is a song written by George Harrison that surfaced during the White Album sessions. The song was recorded professionally by Jackie Lomax on The Beatles' Apple Records label and released as a single in 1968. In addition to Jackie Lomax, the single features George Harrison and Eric Clapton on guitars, Paul McCartney on bass, Ringo Starr on drums, and Nicky Hopkins on piano. The song is notable for being among the few non-Beatles songs to feature at least three members of the band. This version is featured on all three versions of the 2009 Beatles bootleg album, "Now And Then." * 438 photos were taken and animated for this film. * The female dancers ARE nude. The one dancing beside John is a male. They were edited into the video through greenscreen. * The studio banter used in the intro was taken from a rehearsal of "Think For Yourself," also written by George Harrison for the Rubber Soul album in 1965.

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ca. 1963 excerpt from Mersey documentary on the music scene, featuring The Undertakers (Jackie Lomax, Chris Huston, Geoff Nugent, Brian Jones, Bugs Pemberton) at the Iron Door Club in Liverpool.

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The Beatles rehearsing a George Harrison song. Sour Milk Sea is a song written by George Harrison that surfaced during the sessions for 'The Beatles' (also known as 'The White Album'). The song was recorded professionally by Jackie Lomax on The Beatles' Apple Records label and released as a single in 1968. The main reason I uploaded this is because it has a better quality sound than other versions I've found here.The slideshow is something I threw together in less than 2 hours, but hopeful you guys will like it. The pictures are all from around the time the song was written. Lyrics: If your life's not right, doesn't satisfy you Don't get the breaks like some of us do Better work it out; find where you've gone wrong Better do it soon as you don't have long Get out of Sour Milk Sea You don't belong there Get back to where you should be Find out what's going on there If you want the most from everything you do In the shortest time your dreams come true In no time at all it makes you more aware Very simple process takes you there Get out of Sour Milk Sea You don't belong there Get back to where you should be Find out what's going on there Looking for release from limitation? There's nothing much without illumination Can fool-around with every different cult There's only one way brings result Get out of Sour Milk Sea You don't belong there Get back to where you should be Find out what's going on there

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PJ Proby - That Means a Lot. Chris Barber´s Band - Catcall (Catswalk). Jackie Lomax - Sour Milk Sea.

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Photo & Music Compilation of one of Liverpool's Biggest 1960's Bands - The Undertakers

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Jackie Lomax and Jonathan McEuen at "The Hub" in Ojai, CA.

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Jonathan McEuen & Jackie Lomax at the Jester, Ojai, CA. 02.01.09

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Written by Jackie Lomax, a singer launched by George Harrison on Apple Records in 1968, this song was played as a jam by The Beatles on 2nd January 1969 at Twickenham Film Studios. Lead vocals by George Harrison.

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www.liverpoolbeat.com When many thousands of tribute band fans zombied into Liverpool to watch the Mathew Street Festival , I decided to go and watch the real thing. The Undertakers with Jackie Lomax over from the US playing the goldenl stuff and....their own material.

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Outfake created from the Beatles' demo (recorded in Esher, May 1968) and Jackie Lomax basic track recording (which features Paul, Ringo, George, Eric Clapton and Nicky Hopkins, recorded at Trident Studios in July 1968)

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