Pre Dark Horse
Ringo Starr’s 1973 album Ringo was a near Beatles reunion. As a result, George contributed to three of its tracks. George’s own versions of two collaborations from this era would later appear on George’s upcoming album Dark Horse.
1 | “So Sad (No Love of His Own)” |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre |
| End of principle recording | August 1973 |
| First release | 2 November 1973 in UK on On the Road to Freedom |
2 | “Far East Man” [Ron Wood Version] |
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| Composed by | George Harrison / Ron Wood |
| Recorded by | Ron Wood |
| End of principle recording | Early June 1974 |
| First release | 13 September 1974 on I’ve Got My Own Album to Do |
3 | “Dark Horse” [Early Take] |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | George Harrison |
| End of principle recording | 1974 |
| First release | 22 September 2014 in UK on Dark Horse |
4 | “I Don’t Care Anymore” |
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| Composed by | George Harrison |
| Recorded by | George Harrison |
| End of principle recording | October 1974 |
| First release | 18 November 1974 in US on B-side with “Dark Horse” on A-side |
| Notes | This remained unavailable on CD until it was finally included as a bonus track on the 2014 reissue of Dark Horse. |