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Poll Question: Which is your favorite of the songs he penned for this band?
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"Something" from Abbey Road. There you can see what a talent he was as a song writer. And then playing third violin after Lennon and McCartney. Yes, quite some talent in that band! Shocked
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^ What an album
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never heard of them...are they any good?
 
 
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Always had a soft spot for George.  My vote goes to It's All Too Much....but that'll change as soon as I hit the "post" button.
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Here Comes th Sun. Love You Too, Long, Long, Long, Within You Without You as well.
Piggies is a nice ditty, of course.
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Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

never heard of them...are they any good?
 
 

It seem ole George was treated as something of a third class citizen when it comes to song writing credits.  They are and on impulse I went for Guitar.  I'm not sure I know all of these but I do know most.
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Originally posted by Catcher10 Catcher10 wrote:

never heard of them...are they any good?
 
 
 
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Had to vote for While My Guitar Gently Weeps.  Possibly the most beautiful, sorrowful, searing song The Beatles ever laid down.  I love the story behind it, too: apparently John and Paul were pretty dismissive of it, but Harrison persisted.  It's certainly head and shoulders above anything Lennon/McCartney produced for The White Album, with the possible exception of Happiness Is A Warm Gun. 

Also a TREMENDOUS fan of Blue Jay Way and I Me Mine.  Never really gotten into Here Comes the Sun, though...
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While my Guitar gently weeps is my favorite Beatles song!
Good one Mr. Harrison and good work on the guitar solo Mr. Clapton.

Sums up everything I was going to say. 
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While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
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Originally posted by Lozlan Lozlan wrote:

Had to vote for While My Guitar Gently Weeps.  Possibly the most beautiful, sorrowful, searing song The Beatles ever laid down.  I love the story behind it, too: apparently John and Paul were pretty dismissive of it, but Harrison persisted.  It's certainly head and shoulders above anything Lennon/McCartney produced for The White Album, with the possible exception of Happiness Is A Warm Gun. 



My problem with WMGGW is the horrible organ sound at the end.
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Within You Without You, totally wonderful
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I don't like Within You Without You too much... Eastern drivel...

I have to go with the obvious choice, While My Guitar Gently Weeps.


George Harrisons first solo album (all things must pass) shows some more of his songwriting chops, while the over-Spectored production is fascinating.
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I chose the proggiest song there was on the screen: Blue Jay Way. Probably the darkest Beatle song.
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I love Piggies personally.

Blue Jay Way and Here Comes the Sun would make my top 3.
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OLD BROWN SHOE should have been a BEATLES singleThumbs Up
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Points: 2206 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 08 2010 at 20:46

I miss George.... I think he was the only of the four that never really hit his peak.  I think George still had a great album or two in him.  No Beatle solo album in the past twenty years comes close to Brainwashed.  Of course, John never even had a chance.....I think John also was on an upswing artistically when he was taken.
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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All The Lonely People Tongue

I kind of agree on the consensus though.


Edited by Slartibartfast - December 08 2010 at 22:24
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Here Comes the Sun, simply beautiful.

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