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George Harrison never usually had the same kind of time in The Beatles as John Lennon or Paul McCartney had. He certainly had the talent to continue making incredible material, but it would be a challenge for him to get a word in amongst his fellow bandmates whenever he brought one of his tunes to the table. That gave him a lot of time to listen and internalise his songs before they became classics, but he thought that one line in ‘I Want To Tell You’ never really held up as it should have.Then again, for a group where he was continuously thrown into the background, Revolver was the first time that Harrison seemed to become a major power player in the group. His quota was usually a handful of songs per record, but since ‘Taxman’ became the standout track and ‘Love You To’ marked a radical departure for the group, Harrison was at least on level footing with Lennon and McCartney.

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