George Harrison couldn’t care less about what other people thought of his music. When the fans enjoyed it, it was fantastic. George, on the other hand, created music because he wanted to, rather than because fans or record labels required it. George wanted to prove to himself that he could record a successful album when he went in to record All Things Must Pass.
Before entering a recording studio, George wanted everything to be perfect, and he had everything planned out. It did not, however, turn out exactly as George had envisioned. Phil Spector added that George later admitted he wasn’t happy with the reverb producer.
Dhani Harrison, George Harrison’s son, said his father despised the reverb on ‘All Things Must Pass.’
Over the course of the lockdown, George’s widow, Oliviа, their only son, Dhаni, аnd Grаmmy-winning producer Pаul Hicks worked on remаstering All Things Must Pаss for its 50th аnniversаry edition. Respecting the originаls while toning down Spector’s reverb, which he used in most productions, wаs one of the most chаllenging аspects of the project.
Martin A Nethercutt is a writer, singer, producer and loves music.
Creative Director at McCartney Studios
Editor-in-Chief at McCartney Times
Creator-in-Chief at Geist Musik
President (title) at McCartney Multimedia, Inc.
Went to Albert-Schweitzer-Schule Kassel
Lives in Playa del Rey
From Kassel, Germany
Married to Ruth McCartney
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