More ...Signed Photos, LPs, Picture Sleeves, Promos, Memorabilia, Ephemera, etc.*

At 8 p.m. UK time tomorrow on BBC Radio 4

All Things Must Pass at 50

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000pljn


In November 1970 a triple album was released by the Beatle previously known as ‘the Quiet One’. George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass was unique, not because it was number one around the world, but because of its fascination with Eastern religion.

Growing up in the 1970s, musician and composer Nitin Sawhney was aware of George Harrison and his interest in Indian classical music, particularly his close connection with Ravi Shankar. He knew Harrison’s hit singles, but his most famous album, All Things Must Pass, remained unexplored. Was this LP, written in the latter years of the 1960s already out of date in 1970, or was it in fact ahead of its time, with its heart-felt lyrics and religious themes? This month sees the 50th anniversary of the its release and so is a good time to reappraise George Harrison’s most successful album.

Interviewees include Olivia Harrison, Michael Palin, Jools Holland, biographers Graeme Thomson and Joshua M. Greene, keyboard player Bobby Whitlock, drummer Alan White, and guitarist Dave Mason.

Presenter: Nitin Sawhney
A TBI Media production for BBC Radio 4

 

"Unearthed from a cache of home demos and reel-to-reel recordings, Boots No. 2: The Lost Songs is the latest release of archival music from the vault of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings. This remarkable 48 song collection, spread over three volumes, was recorded between the making of Time (The Revelator) and Soul Journey. It is an intimate glimpse at the artist’s sketchbook, containing some lifelong themes as well as some flights of fancy.

"This deluxe package consists of a 12-inch “old-school, tip-on” style box made by Stoughton Printing, including a special 66-page song book with photos, lyrics, and guitar chords for all 48 tracks. The CD box will have all three volumes of Boots No. 2: The Lost Songs on three CDs in jewel cases."


Maddeningly for me, this is only available in its physical form from Gillian's U.S. website and so for me is double the otherwise reasonable asking price of $50. I'll say this: I know the move to digital-only is inevitable, but I shall mourn the passing of physical product.

Here is one of the songs on this collection. Simple, but wonderful.

 

And if this doesn't grab you by the you-know-whats....

Mysterious and marvellous and loads of other words beginning with "M".

 

Two more - Magnificent and Magical.

 

Blues Brothers ~ John The Revelator

 

The Music of Lennon & McCartney

 

Majestic and Mesmerising....

 

The John Lennon - Deportation Proceedings
Letters to the INS - Bob Dylan
c., 1972.

 

Bob Dylan ~ ''The Bucklen Tapes''
c., 1958.

 

ENO ~ The Documentary (1973)







Brian ENO signed LP

 

KING CRIMSON ~ ''The Construction of Light'' .. Signed Promotional CD
U.S. Virgin Records .. Advance Promo CD with hype sticker.
The CD was signed by Adrian Belew, Pat Mastelotto, and Trey Gunn at the
Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, GA .. with accompanying ticket.
c., 2000.

 

Brian Eno ~ Documentary / Interview
German .. Another look at the musical wizard, and master producer twenty years later..
c., 1994.

 

George Harrison ~ Personal Signed Medical Document
U.K. National Health Service .. A hand signed and filled out name, and address of a
Dr's medical form for what appears to have been an emergency house visit for needed
medical assistance. Dated and signed July 9, 1981 by George. Many stains and foxing
to the sheet of paper. Photo archives.
c., 1981.

 

Daniel Lanois ~ "Acadie" .. SIGNED CD
Canada .. Beautifully signed CD of his debut album "Acadie", which is absolutely superb.
The master musician, and producer extraordinaire delivered his freshman album in 1989,
and it still is one of his best! This is a cardboard sleeve CD signed in black sharpie pen.
I have an extra copy.. if you would like to have an opportunity to have it delivered to your
mailbox, and your in the U.S. Simply like this post and you may be the winner!
I don't think it's ever been played, but can't guarantee that. FREE is good.
Good luck! and Blessings on ya..

















Daniel Lanois ~ "The Maker" (1989)

 

FAKE NEWS! MSNBC = LIES

* https://twitter.com/ScottNover/status/1330338800686538756?s=20

 

George Harrison ~ ''All Things Must Pass'' at 50
U.K. BBC Radio 4 ..

* m000pljn

 

''BELUSHI'' ~ New Documentary Film
Premieres tonight on Showtime
c., 2020.






* "Soul Man" (1978)
https://youtu.be/FTWH1Fdkjow

 

'The Iveys ~ Early Promo Photos
JayVee Entertainment Ltd.
c., 1965.












The Iveys ~ right after Tom joined.
c., 1967.

 

The highest form of flattery...
Unquestionably a sincere loving form of imitation, and how amazingly bizarre that three years later they would be signed to The Beatles Apple Records label. Meeting and interacting with each other.



The Beatles ~ 1964 "She Loves You" SWAN PS


The Iveys ~ 1965 Promo Photo

 

a signed CD booklet by Alan White, Gary Wright, Joey Molland & Klaus Voormann

George with the LP set


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Thank you very much @Marry a Carrot for sharing a post on another Thread.

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_1970_ - George Harrison | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic

Approximately 179 tracks /30 sec samples

 

George Harrison ~ "My Sweet Lord" .. RSD 2020
U.S. Capitol /UM .. Brand new! Ltd. edition, numbered, clear vinyl.
Celebrating the 50th Annv! .. Reissue of the Angola original PS.
c., 2020.


The U.S. ''My Sweet Lord'' 45 single was released 50 years ago today!

 

George Harrison ~ "Songs By George Harrison" .. 45 w/ PS
U.K. Rare Ltd. edition vinyl 45 and cardboard PS from Genesis Publications Ltd.
I have posted my promo review copy of the book and CD earlier in this thread.
CD's were all the rage.. and, the very rare specially numbered review edition came with
the CD. The special review copies had a different numbering system, and an additional
numbered promotional page inserted at the front. Had I the choice, I would have preferred
the 45. The PS is the same, the pull out tray came with the CD .. Anyway, seldom seen,
here is the vinyl 45. Photo archives.
c., 1992.







The book, and music is great.. and a very special personal treat for me.
I attended the Washington D.C. concert in 1974, my first time seeing a Beatle!
Song 4: "Hari's On Tour Express'' .

 

Bob Dylan & George Harrison ~ "If Not For You"
From the 'Concert For Bangla Desh' sound check.
With the 50th Annv of George's superb ''All Things Must Pass'' LP,
I've been enjoying both Bob's and George's versions.. and together!
c., 1971.







And a good excuse to break out my Bob Dylan personally owned, and used U.S. 10'' Columbia Records acetate. Very RARE! Alt version .. from the West Houston St. hoard, NYC.
c., 1970.

 

King Crimson ~ "Shindig!'' .. New December Issue






Pre KC .. Giles, Fripp & Giles
c., 1967 /68.

 

Tom Petty ~ ''WILDFLOWERS''