George Harrison (1943–2001) was an English musician who recorded many songs during his career. During his lifetime, he released eleven studio albums, two compilation albums, two live albums, and many singles as a solo artist. After his death in 2001, a final studio album, two singles, two compilation albums, and four box sets have been released as of 2017. Originally gaining fame as the lead guitarist of the Beatles, Harrison began incorporating Indian instrumentation into their music that helped broaden the horizons of his bandmates and their English and American audiences.[1] Before the break-up of the Beatles, Harrison released two solo albums: the mainly instrumental Wonderwall Music, soundtrack to the 1968 film, Wonderwall,[2] and Electronic Sound in 1969, an experimental album that features two lengthy pieces performed on a Moog synthesizer.[3]
After the Beatles' break-up, Harrison released the triple album All Things Must Pass in 1970.[4][5] Backed by the highly commercial and critically successful single "My Sweet Lord",[6] the album was a major commercial success[7][8] and received almost universal acclaim from critics.[5][9] According to Robert Rodriguez, the album introduced the world to Harrison's talent as a songwriter, hidden for years behind Lennon and McCartney.[10] A year later, Harrison organised the Concert for Bangladesh, a charity event created to help raise money for refugees during the Bangladesh Liberation War.[11] A soundtrack album and concert film of the event was released in 1972.[12] Harrison's follow-up to All Things Must Pass, Living in the Material World, was released in 1973.[13] Backed by the successful single, "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)",[14] the album continued Harrison's array of commercial success[15] and critical praise.[16] His success would diminish however, as his 1974 North American tour received mixed-to-negative reviews;[17] the subsequent album Dark Horse received the worst reviews of Harrison's career,[18] and 1975's Extra Texture (Read All About It) was received the same way, albeit slightly more positively than Dark Horse.[19] Extra Texture was Harrison's last release on the Apple record label.[20]
Harrison's first release on the new Dark Horse label, Thirty Three & 1/3, was released in 1976, backed by the lead single "This Song".[21] Widely considered a return to form for Harrison,[22] the album earned him the strongest reviews since All Things Must Pass.[23] The album was also a commercial success, outselling both Dark Horse and Extra Texture in America.[24][25] Harrison's next album, the warmly received self-titled George Harrison, was released in 1979.[26][27] The album featured the sequel to "Here Comes the Sun", "Here Comes the Moon",[28] and "Not Guilty",[29] originally recorded during sessions for the "White Album".[30] Harrison's next album, Somewhere in England, was released in 1981 and featured "All Those Years Ago", a tribute to recently deceased former Beatle John Lennon.[31] A year later, Gone Troppo was released, and featured the "White Album" outtake, "Circles".[32] It received dismissive reviews from critics and was not a commercial success.[33] After Gone Troppo, Harrison took a five-year hiatus.[34]
In 1987, Harrison made his comeback with Cloud Nine.[35] Backed by Harrison's successful rendition of James Ray's "Got My Mind Set on You" and the Beatles' tribute "When We Was Fab", the album was a commercial success and received positive reviews from critics.[35][36] After Cloud Nine, Harrison formed the supergroup the Traveling Wilburys in 1988 with Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan.[37] The group released two studio albums before disbanding in 1992.[37] In 1994, Harrison collaborated with former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr for The Beatles Anthology project.[38] Harrison died of lung cancer seven years later in November 2001.[39] His final album, Brainwashed, was posthumously released in 2002 and was completed by his son Dhani Harrison and Jeff Lynne.[40]
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# | Indicates single release |
Song | Writer(s) | Original release | Year | Ref(s) |
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"All Things Must Pass" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [42] |
"All Those Years Ago" # | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [43] |
"Almost Shankara" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music (2014 remaster) | 2014 | [44] |
"The Answer's at the End" | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [45] |
"Any Road" # | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Apple Scruffs" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [42] |
"Art of Dying" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [47] |
"Awaiting on You All" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [42] |
"Baby Don't Run Away" | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [48] |
"Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [42] |
"Baltimore Oriole" | Hoagy Carmichael † | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [43] |
"Bangla Desh" # | George Harrison | Non-album single | 1971 | [49] |
"Be Here Now" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [50] |
"Beautiful Girl" | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [51] |
"Behind That Locked Door" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [52] |
"Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" | Harold Arlen Ted Koehler † |
Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Beware of Darkness" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [42] |
"A Bit More of You" ‡ | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [53] |
"Blood from a Clone" | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [43] |
"Blow Away" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [54] |
"Brainwashed" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Breath Away from Heaven" # | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1986 | [55] |
"Bye Bye, Love" | Felice Bryant Boudleaux Bryant George Harrison † |
Dark Horse | 1974 | [56] |
"Can't Stop Thinking About You" | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [53] |
"Cheer Down" # | George Harrison Tom Petty † |
Lethal Weapon 2 (soundtrack) | 1989 | [57] |
"Circles" # | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [48] |
"Cloud 9" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"Cockamamie Business" | George Harrison | Best of Dark Horse 1976–1989 | 1989 | [59] |
"Cowboy Music" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Crackerbox Palace" # | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [61] |
"Crying" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Dark Horse" # | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [62] |
"Dark Sweet Lady" | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [63] |
"The Day the World Gets 'Round" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [50] |
"Dear One" | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [51] |
"Deep Blue" # | George Harrison | Non-album single B-side of "Bangla Desh" |
1971 | [64] |
"Devil's Radio" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [55] |
"Ding Dong, Ding Dong" # | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [62] |
"Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Dream Away" # | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [48] |
"Dream Scene" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Drilling a Home" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Fantasy Sequins" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Far East Man" | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [62] |
"Faster" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [63] |
"Fish on the Sand" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"Flying Hour" (remix) | George Harrison Mick Ralphs † |
Songs by George Harrison | 1988 | [67] |
"Gat Kirwani" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" # | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Glass Box" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Gone Troppo" | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [68] |
"Got My Mind Set on You" # | Rudy Clark † | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [55] |
"Greasy Legs" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Greece" # | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [68] |
"Grey Cloudy Lies" | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [53] |
"Guru Vandana" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Hari's on Tour (Express)" ‡ # | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [56] |
"Hear Me Lord" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [47] |
"Here Comes the Sun"[a] (live) | George Harrison | The Concert for Bangladesh | 1971 | [69] |
"Here Comes the Moon" | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [54] |
"His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen)"[b] | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [53] |
"Hong Kong Blues" | Hoagy Carmichael † | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [70] |
"Hottest Gong in Town" | George Harrison | Songs by George Harrison 2 | 1992 | [71] |
"I Dig Love" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [47] |
"I Don't Care Anymore" # | George Harrison | Non-album single B-side of "Dark Horse" (US) and "Ding Dong, Ding Dong" (UK) |
1974 | [72][73] |
"I Don't Want to Do It" # | Bob Dylan † | Porky's Revenge (soundtrack) | 1985 | [74] |
"I Live for You" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass (2001 remaster) | 2001 | [75] |
"I Really Love You" # | Leroy Swearingen † | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [68] |
"I Remember Jeep" ‡ | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [76] |
"I Want to Tell You"[a] (live) | George Harrison | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"If I Needed Someone"[a] (live) | George Harrison | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"If Not for You" | Bob Dylan † | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [52] |
"If You Believe" | George Harrison Gary Wright † |
George Harrison | 1979 | [63] |
"In the Park" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"It Is 'He' (Jai Sri Krishna)" | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [62] |
"Isn't It a Pity"[c] | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [47][78] |
"It's Johnny's Birthday" ‡ | George Harrison Bill Martin Phil Coulter † |
All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [79] |
"It's What You Value" # | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [61] |
"I'd Have You Anytime" | George Harrison Bob Dylan † |
All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [78] |
"Just for Today" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"Lay His Head" # | George Harrison | Non-album single B-side of "Got My Mind Set on You" |
1987 | [80] |
"Learning How to Love You" # | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [61] |
"Let It Be Me" (demo) | Gilbert Bécaud Pierre Leroyer Manny Kurtz † |
Early Takes: Volume 1 | 2012 | [81] |
"Let It Down" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [52] |
"Life Itself" | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [43] |
"The Light That Has Lighted the World" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Living in the Material World" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Looking for My Life" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [50] |
"Love Comes to Everyone" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [54] |
"Love Scene" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Mama You've Been on My Mind" (demo) | Bob Dylan † | Early Takes: Volume 1 | 2012 | [81] |
"Marwa Blues" ‡ # | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Māya Love" # | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [56] |
"Microbes" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Miss O'Dell" # | George Harrison | Non-album single B-side of "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)" |
1973 | [82] |
"Mo" | George Harrison | Mo's Songs | 1994 | [83] |
"My Sweet Lord" # | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [78] |
"Mystical One" | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [48] |
"Never Get Over You" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"No Time or Space" ‡ | George Harrison | Electronic Sound | 1969 | [84] |
"Not Guilty" | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [54] |
"Old Brown Shoe"[a] (live) | George Harrison | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"On the Bed" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Ooh Baby (You Know That I Love You)" | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [45] |
"Out of the Blue" ‡ | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [79] |
"P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night)" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Party Seacombe" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Piggies"[a] (live) | George Harrison | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"Pisces Fish" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Plug Me In" ‡ | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [79] |
"Poor Little Girl" # | George Harrison | Best of Dark Horse 1976–1989 | 1989 | [59] |
"Pure Smokey" # | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [61] |
"Red Lady Too" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Ride Rajbun" | George Harrison David English † |
The Bunbury Tails | 1992 | [85] |
"Rising Sun" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Rocking Chair in Hawaii" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Roll Over Beethoven" (live) | Chuck Berry † | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"Run of the Mill" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [52] |
"Run So Far" | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Sat Singing" (remix) | George Harrison | Songs by George Harrison | 1988 | [67] |
"Save the World" # | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [70] |
"See Yourself" | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [51] |
"Shanghai Surprise" # | George Harrison | Non-album promotional single | 1986 | [86] |
"Simply Shady" | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [56] |
"Singing Om" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"Ski-ing" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"So Sad" | George Harrison | Dark Horse | 1974 | [56] |
"Soft-Hearted Hana" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [54] |
"Soft Touch" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [63] |
"Someplace Else" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [55] |
"Something"[a] (live) | George Harrison | The Concert for Bangladesh | 1971 | [69] |
"Stuck Inside a Cloud" # | George Harrison | Brainwashed | 2002 | [46] |
"Sue Me, Sue You Blues" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Tabla and Pakavaj" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [66] |
"Taxman"[a] (live) | George Harrison | Live in Japan | 1992 | [77] |
"Teardrops" # | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [70] |
"Tears of the World" | George Harrison | Songs by George Harrison 2 | 1992 | [71] |
"Thanks for the Pepperoni" ‡ | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [76] |
"That Is All" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [50] |
"That Which I Have Lost" | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [70] |
"That's the Way It Goes" | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [68] |
"That's What It Takes" # | George Harrison Jeff Lynne Gary Wright † |
Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"This Guitar (Can't Keep from Crying)" # | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [45] |
"This Is Love" # | George Harrison Jeff Lynne † |
Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"This Song" | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [51] |
"Tired of Midnight Blue" | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [53] |
"True Love" # | Cole Porter † | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [61] |
"Try Some, Buy Some" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1971 | [50] |
"Unconsciousness Rules" | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [43] |
"Under the Mersey Wall" ‡ | George Harrison | Electronic Sound | 1969 | [87] |
"Unknown Delight" # | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [48] |
"Wah-Wah" | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [78] |
"Wake Up My Love" # | George Harrison | Gone Troppo | 1982 | [68] |
"What Is Life" # | George Harrison | All Things Must Pass | 1970 | [52] |
"When We Was Fab" # | George Harrison Jeff Lynne † |
Cloud Nine | 1987 | [58] |
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps"[a] (live) | George Harrison | The Concert for Bangladesh | 1971 | [69] |
"Who Can See It" | George Harrison | Living in the Material World | 1973 | [65] |
"Woman Don't You Cry for Me" # | George Harrison | Thirty Three & 1/3 | 1976 | [51] |
"Wonderwall to Be Here" ‡ | George Harrison | Wonderwall Music | 1968 | [60] |
"World of Stone" # | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [45] |
"Wreck of the Hesperus" | George Harrison | Cloud Nine | 1987 | [55] |
"Writing's on the Wall" # | George Harrison | Somewhere in England | 1981 | [70] |
"You" # | George Harrison | Extra Texture (Read All About It) | 1975 | [45] |
"Your Love Is Forever" # | George Harrison | George Harrison | 1979 | [63] |
"Zig Zag" # | George Harrison Jeff Lynne † |
Non-album single B-side of "When We Was Fab" |
1988 | [88] |
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- ^ a b c d e Gone Troppo (Side 1 record label). George Harrison. Dark Horse Records. 1982. 1-23734 – via Discogs.
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- ^ "Ding Dong"/"I Don't Care Anymore" (Side B 45 R.P.M. single). George Harrison. UK: Apple Records. 1974. R 6002 – via Discogs.
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: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link) - ^ Porky's Revenge! (Side 1 record label). Various Artists. Columbia Records. 1985. JS 39983 – via Discogs.
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: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link) - ^ a b All Things Must Pass (Side 6 record label). George Harrison. Apple Records. 1970. STCH 3-639 – via Discogs.
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: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link) - ^ a b Early Takes: Volume 1 (CD track listing). George Harrison. Universal Music Group. 2012. 0602527990422 – via Discogs.
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: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link) - ^ "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)"/"Miss O'Dell" (Side B 45 R.P.M. single). George Harrison. US: Apple Records. 1973. 1862 – via Discogs.
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- ^ Electronic Sound (Side 2 record label). George Harrison. Zapple. 1969. ST-3358 – via Discogs.
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- ^ "Shanghai Surprise" (Promotional single record label). George Harrison. WEA Records. 1986. WEA-284-B – via Discogs.
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