ONCE UPON A TIME...All Things Must Pass

 

GEORGE HARRISON  All Things Must Pass  (Apple,1970) - Rock,Folk rock


     Asked what he thought of his monumental Spector-ized debut during a remastering session years later, Harrison simply said, "Too much echo." By then an American publishing company had won a $600,000 judgment after claiming that the chart-topping "My Sweet Lord" sounded too much like the early '60s hit "He's So Fine." Still, nothing could mask the creative triumph that is All Things Must Pass, as Harrison fully emerged from the long shadow of Lennon and McCartney. If he never did another solo thing, his legend would have already been secured.

TRACKLIST 1: I'd Have You Anytime / My Sweet Lord / Wah-Wah / Isn't It A Pity (I) /                                What Is Life / If Not For You / Behind That Locked Door / Let It Down /                              Run Of The Mill

                     2: Beware Of Darkness / Apple Scruffs / Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It                             Roll) / Awaiting On You All / All Things Must Pass / I Dig Love / Art Of                                 Dying / Isn't It A Pity (II) / Hear Me Lord

                     3: Out Of The Blue / It's Johnny's Birthday / Plug Me In / I Remember Jeep                           / Thanks For The Pepperoni




                     


     

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