Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh with Starr

The Concert for Bangladesh was a pioneering event organized by George Harrison and Ravi Shankar to raise awareness and funds for the humanitarian crisis in East Pakistan, now Bangladesh. The concert took place in New York City and featured prominent artists, including Ringo Starr, who contributed to the event's success. This concert marked one of the first large-scale benefit concerts in history, setting a precedent for future charitable events. The concert raised over $250,000, which was directed towards relief efforts for the refugees affected by the conflict in East Pakistan. The event was notable not only for its fundraising success but also for its ability to unite various artists and musicians for a common cause, showcasing the power of music as a tool for social change. The concert was attended by a large audience and was later released as a live album and film, further amplifying its impact and reach. The legacy of the Concert for Bangladesh continues to influence charitable initiatives and benefit concerts around the world, demonstrating the potential of music to mobilize support for humanitarian efforts.