McCartney Times

Out of all The Beatles, George Harrison had the most to prove with his solo career. During his time in the band, the guitarist had felt underappreciated. Dubbed “the quiet Beatle”, the label likely stung as he felt like any time he raised his voice, no one seemed to hear it, as his songs were rejected or lay unappreciated. But when he finally got his first number one outside of the group, that was certainly no longer the case.When talking about Harrison, people jump quickly to his contributions to The Beatles, like ‘Something’ or ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’, or focus solely on his solo debut, All Things Must Pass. Especially when it comes to the latter, that attention is deserved. Finally free from the band he was beginning to see as his shackles, his 1970 debut was a point being proved.

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