Pre The Concert for Bangladesh
This era sees the failed attempt by George Harrison and Producer Phil Spector to get the career of former Ronnette, Phil’s wife Ronnie Spector, started up again. Fortunately, George’s following project would not be such a failure. Here we find the quickly produced contents of the single which preceded The Concert for Bangladesh.
1 | “Try Some, Buy Some” [Ronnie Spector Version] |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | Ronnie Spector |
| End of principle recording | March 1971 |
| First release | 16 April 1971 in UK on A-side with “Tandoori Chicken” on B-side |
| Notes | Available on CD from Come and Get It: The Best of Apple Records. |
2 | “Tandoori Chicken” |
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| Composed by | George Harrison / Phil Spector |
| Recorded by | Ronnie Spector |
| End of principle recording | March 1971 |
| First release | 16 April 1971 in UK on B-side with “Try Some, Buy Some” on A-side |
| Notes | This has never been officially released on CD. |
3 | “Deep Blue” |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | George Harrison |
| End of principle recording | Early July 1971 |
| First release | 28 July 1971 in US on B-side with “Bangla Desh” on A-side |
| Notes | This, and its A-side, can most easily be picked up on the 2014 reissue of Living in the Material World. |
4 | “Bangla Desh” |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | George Harrison |
| End of principle recording | Early July 1971 |
| First release | 28 July 1971 in US on A-side with “Deep Blue” on B-side |
| Notes | This, and its B-side, can most easily be picked up on the 2014 reissue of Living in the Material World. |