Best of George Harrison
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- Released
- 17/07/2002
- Music Genre
- Rock
Description
Personnel includes: George Harrison, John Lennon (vocals, guitar); Paul McCartney (vocals, bass); Eric Clapton (guitar); Billy Preston (keyboards); Ringo Starr (drums).
Producers: George Harrison, George Martin, Phil Spector.
Personnel: George Harrison.
Recording information: 1966 - 1976.
As evidenced on THE BEST OF GEORGE HARRISON, the Quiet Beatle did well in his little corner of Fab Fourdom despite being in the considerable shadow of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The first seven songs on this collection point to Harrison's substantial contributions to the band, with "Taxman," "Here Comes The Sun" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" being some of the more notable Harrison compositions. "Something" was the only song Harrison wrote for the Beatles that became a hit and ended up being covered by a number of artists including Frank Sinatra (who mistakenly credited it to Lennon/McCartney).
Having been one of the first rock musicians to experiment with and embrace Eastern culture invariably bore a heavy influence on Harrison's music, most notably on his early solo work. "My Sweet Lord" and "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)" with their messages of spiritual tranquility both topped the charts while "What Is Life" landed in the top 10. Harrison's commitment to the East resulted in a pair of 1972 charity concerts at Madison Square Garden for the people of Bangladesh from which the single "Bangla-Desh" peaked at 23 and earned more money for this personal crusade.
Producers: George Harrison, George Martin, Phil Spector.
Personnel: George Harrison.
Recording information: 1966 - 1976.
As evidenced on THE BEST OF GEORGE HARRISON, the Quiet Beatle did well in his little corner of Fab Fourdom despite being in the considerable shadow of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The first seven songs on this collection point to Harrison's substantial contributions to the band, with "Taxman," "Here Comes The Sun" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" being some of the more notable Harrison compositions. "Something" was the only song Harrison wrote for the Beatles that became a hit and ended up being covered by a number of artists including Frank Sinatra (who mistakenly credited it to Lennon/McCartney).
Having been one of the first rock musicians to experiment with and embrace Eastern culture invariably bore a heavy influence on Harrison's music, most notably on his early solo work. "My Sweet Lord" and "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)" with their messages of spiritual tranquility both topped the charts while "What Is Life" landed in the top 10. Harrison's commitment to the East resulted in a pair of 1972 charity concerts at Madison Square Garden for the people of Bangladesh from which the single "Bangla-Desh" peaked at 23 and earned more money for this personal crusade.
Product Details
- Artist
- George Harrison
- Run Time (minutes)
- 45
- Label / Studio
- EMI
- Recording Environment
- Studio
- CD 30days Sales Rank
- #2537
- Media Content Format
- Album
- Media Format
- Audio CD
- Year of release
- 1987
- Number of Discs
- 1
- WOW HD Sales Rank
- #3101
- Original year of release
- 1976
- SPARS Code
- AAD
- Cast & Crew
- George Harrison (Music Performer)
Tracklisting
Disc 1:
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Something
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If I Needed Someone
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Here Comes the Sun
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Taxman
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Think for Yourself
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For You Blue
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While My Guitar Gently Weeps
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Darude - Sandstorm (Original Mix)
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Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)
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You Bangla-Desh
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Dark Horse
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What Is Life
