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29. Nov. 2023 · 1. The Beatles – Do You Want To Know A Secret. Die Beatles wurden in jeder Hinsicht vom Dreamteam McCartney/Lennon dominiert. Aber George Harrison nutzte regelmäßig die Gelegenheit, über seine Gitarristenrolle hinauszugehen. Schon auf dem Beatles-Debüt Please Please Me (1963) sang er bei diesem Song die Lead-Vocals.
25. Feb. 2016 · A list of the very best George Harrison songs. 8 "Got My Mind Set on You" From: 'Cloud Nine' (1987) For his comeback single after a five-year break (which was an eternity in the '80s), Harrison ...
24. Okt. 2023 · 3. Here Comes The Sun. In early 1969, A bored George Harrison decided to skip a Beatles business meeting and pay a visit to his good friend Eric Clapton instead. Upon arriving, he grabbed one of Clapton’s guitars, walked into the garden, and wrote “Here Comes The Sun” – or so the story goes.
25. Feb. 2021 · 8. Long, Long, Long (1968) A dreamy lament which can be found languishing on side three of the Beatles White Album. Be sure to seek it out, as this is one of Harrison’s most affecting lyrical themes. Note the added effect at the close of the song – the sound of a wine bottle reverberating on top of an amp. 7.
George Harrison (Ron Wood 1974) For You Blue: Best Of Dark Horse 1976–1989: 1970 George Harrison: feat. The Beatles: For You Blue Live: Songs by George Harrison 1988 George Harrison: Gaayatri Collaborations – Chants of India 1997 Ravi Shankar: feat. Ravi Shankar: Gat Kirwani Wonderwall Music: 1968 George Harrison: Geetaa Collaborations ...
A song by English musician George Harrison, released in November 1970 on his triple album All Things Must Pass. It was also released as a single, Harrison's first as a solo artist, and topped charts worldwide; it was the biggest-selling single of 1971 in the UK. In America and Britain, the song was the first number-one single by an ex-Beatle. Harrison originally gave the song to his fellow ...
25. Nov. 2021 · That meant was that when a George Harrison song made its way onto a Beatles record, you knew it had more than earned its place there. And on the 20th anniversary of George's passing, we've decided to celebrate every single one of his incredible 22 songs for The Beatles and rank them from worst (but still brilliant, of course), to the very best.
