1970 · GBVinylOriginal pressing
Apple Records — STCH 639
8/10
0 analog
All Things Must Pass was recorded primarily between May 1968 and July 1969 at George Harrison's home studio, Friar Park, as well as at Abbey Road Studios in London. The album was largely self-produced by Harrison with engineer Geoff Emerick, who had previously worked on The Beatles' later albums. Harrison recorded the album during a period of creative frustration within The Beatles, using a combination of 8-track and 16-track recording techniques that were advanced for the time. The production is characterized by lush orchestral arrangements, prominent use of synthesizers and multiple guitar overdubs, reflecting Harrison's desire for fuller sonic textures than he could achieve within The Beatles' collaborative format. The album was released in November 1970, shortly after The Beatles' breakup, establishing Harrison as a major solo artist in his own right.
Tracklist · 23 tracks
- 1I’d Have You Anytime2:50
- 2My Sweet Lord4:39
- 3Wah‐Wah5:35
- 4Isn’t It a Pity (version one)7:10
- 5What Is Life4:18
- 6If Not for You3:27
- 7Behind That Locked Door3:03
- 8Let It Down4:55
- 9Run of the Mill2:52
- 1Beware of Darkness3:47
- 2Apple Scruffs3:03
- 3Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)3:47
- 4Awaiting on You All2:44
- 5All Things Must Pass3:46
- 6I Dig Love4:54
- 7Art of Dying3:35
- 8Isn’t It a Pity (version two)4:46
- 9Hear Me Lord5:46
- 1Out of the Blue11:07
- 2It’s Johnny’s Birthday0:49
- 3Plug Me In3:15
- 4I Remember Jeep6:59
- 5Thanks for the Pepperoni5:26
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