George Harrison 'tears of the world' track (1978 stopped by record label)

[arista]

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His first take USA Warners blocked this one

This came out as a bonus track on his
remaster CD 2004
33 and a half.
1976 Recorded.




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USA Warners let this 2nd version "Save The World" out
as it smears the Russians.
this was out in 1981


Sign Of The Times

[Jesus.]

It's unfortunate that he was in a band alongside L&M. Would have been really interesting to see what GH would have achieved as the leader of his own band. Great artist.

[arista]

It's unfortunate that he was in a band alongside L&M. Would have been really interesting to see what GH would have achieved as the leader of his own band. Great artist.


No as it 1970 he put out a triple LP
(now a 2 CD)


The Beatles showed him the World.
He got to India
it was a help to George




The top musicians
playing on those tracks from USA and UK
with George on Lead Guitar /Vocals.

Tom Scott - Sax
Billy Preston - piano
Gary wright - Keyboards
Neil Larson - Keyboards
David Foster - Keyboards
Willie Weeks - Bass
Herbie Flowers - Bass and Tuba
Alvin Taylor, Ray Cooper - Drums
Emil Richards, Ray Cooper - Percussion.
Alla Rahka - Tablas

[Ammi]

..I'm not sure about the track but wow, to hear his voice again, actually makes me feel quite emotional/tingly..:love:..

[arista]

..I'm not sure about the track but wow, to hear his voice again, actually makes me feel quite emotional/tingly..:love:..

Both tracks his Great Writing


Hell of a Buzz

[Ammi]

Both tracks his Great Writing


Hell of a Buzz

..yeah, sure is, Arista...

[Kazanne]

George was the best of the Beatles,I loved his stuff especially "while my guitar gently weeps",so underrated.

[joeysteele]

Interesting track.
I am not that familiar with his work in all honesty but I like most of what I have heard that he released.

[arista]

Interesting track.
I am not that familiar with his work in all honesty but I like most of what I have heard that he released.


Yes the First Take "Tears of the World"
got the Warner Bros Record boss angry

words like "Big Business Calling Every Tune"
was a dig at Warners
and the Record Company paid in Advance
for Musicians , Engineers and Studio Time.
So while he was alive
that track was put in the Vaults.