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August 27, 2017

“The Inner Light,” written by George Harrison. The song was released by the Beatles as the B-side of the “Lady Madonna” single in 1968.

Musicians on the recording are George Harrison (lead vocals), John Lennon (harmony vocals), Paul McCartney (harmony vocals), Aashish Khan (sarod), Hanuman Jadev (shehnai), Hariprasad Chaurasia (bansuri), Mahapurush Misra (pakhavaj), Rijram Desad (harmonium), and an uncredited uncredited – tabla tarang player.

Video by Colton Lahey

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July 22, 2017

“Party Seacombe,” by George Harrison, from the Wonderwall soundtrack. Recorded by Mr. Harrison and friends, principally The Remo Four.

Note to Yanks: Seacombe is a place in the UK on the Wirral Peninsula in Merseyside.

More:

“Macca’s banjo, Mellotron and a Monkee: the story of George Harrison’s Wonderwall Music,” Graeme Thomson, The Guardian

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October 22, 2016

“Old Brown Shoe,” written by George Harrison, recorded by him with The Beatles in 1969.

George Harrison (vocal, guitars, organ, bass guitar), Paul McCartney (backing vocal, tack piano), John Lennon (backing vocal), Ringo Starr (drums).

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June 19, 2016

“Heading For The Light,” clearly written by George Harrison, performed by The Traveling Wilburys (George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, and Bob Dylan) in 1988. The funky saxophone is by Jim Horn.

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