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Wonderwall Music

George Harrison

1968
22 tracks
57 min

Album Description

Released in November 1968, "Wonderwall Music" is the debut solo album by the legendary George Harrison, marking a significant milestone as the first solo release by any member of The Beatles. This album serves as the soundtrack to the 1968 film "Wonderwall," directed by Joe Massot, and was the inaugural release on the iconic Apple Records label.

"Wonderwall Music" is a captivating blend of Western rock and Indian classical music, showcasing George Harrison's deepening interest in Eastern musical traditions. The album features a predominantly instrumental composition, with tracks like "Microbes," "Red Lady Too," and "Tabla and Pakavaj" highlighting Harrison's mastery of various Indian instruments. The album also includes a few tracks with non-English language vocals, adding to its unique and eclectic charm.

With a duration of just under an hour, "Wonderwall Music" offers a rich tapestry of sounds that reflect Harrison's innovative spirit and his desire to explore new musical territories. The album's experimental nature and fusion of different musical styles make it a standout work in Harrison's discography and a fascinating listen for fans of both rock and world music.

This album is a testament to George Harrison's artistic vision and his ability to seamlessly blend diverse musical influences. Whether you're a longtime fan of The Beatles or a newcomer to Harrison's solo work, "Wonderwall Music" offers a compelling and enriching listening experience.

November 1, 19682014 G.H. Estate Limited under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management (US) LLC2014 G.H. Estate Limited under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

Tracks

MicrobesGeorge Harrison
3:44
Red Lady TooGeorge Harrison
1:56
Tabla and PakavajGeorge Harrison
1:04
In the ParkGeorge Harrison
4:10
Drilling a HomeGeorge Harrison
3:07
Guru VandanaGeorge Harrison
1:08
Greasy LegsGeorge Harrison
1:27
Ski-ingGeorge Harrison
1:49
Gat KirwaniGeorge Harrison
1:15
Dream SceneGeorge Harrison
5:27
Party SeacombeGeorge Harrison
4:34
Love SceneGeorge Harrison
4:16
CryingGeorge Harrison
1:17
Cowboy MusicGeorge Harrison
1:29
Fantasy SequinsGeorge Harrison
1:49
On the BedGeorge Harrison
2:22
Glass BoxGeorge Harrison
1:07
Wonderwall to Be HereGeorge Harrison
1:27
Singing OmGeorge Harrison
1:57
In the First PlaceGeorge Harrison
3:16
Almost ShankaraGeorge Harrison
5:00
The Inner Light (Alternative Take) (Instrumental)George Harrison
3:42

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About George Harrison

George Harrison, born on February 25, 1943, in Liverpool, England, is renowned as the lead guitarist of The Beatles, one of the most influential bands in rock history. Often referred to as "the quiet Beatle," Harrison's contributions to the band and his solo career are marked by his deep exploration of Indian culture and spirituality. His incorporation of Indian instrumentation and Hindu themes significantly expanded the horizons of popular music. Harrison's solo work, including iconic songs like "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Here Comes the Sun," and "Something," showcases his unique talent and spiritual depth. After The Beatles disbanded in 1970, Harrison's solo career flourished, and he collaborated with legendary artists such as Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, and Ravi Shankar. His legacy endures through his music, which continues to inspire and captivate fans worldwide. Harrison passed away on November 29, 2001, leaving behind a rich musical and spiritual heritage that continues to influence generations.

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