McCartney Times

“A sunrise does not last all morning.” Hear that line, and instantly, the mind goes to George Harrison and the beautiful title track from his solo debut, All Things Must Pass. It’s so simple and so effective in getting across the message that everything is fleeting and that nothing can stay forever. It’s a poem in one line, but Harrison didn’t write it.After the Beatles split, all four members went off into their solo projects. The first record put out by each was a point being proved. Each one set out trying to make a statement that they didn’t need the others, that they were better than the band they’d just left and that the end of the Beatles was only the beginning for them. But it felt like none of them had as much skin in the game as George Harrison.

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