Thirty Three & ⅓

Being sued didn’t seem to spoil the breath of fresh air George received by moving to his own record company. In response to the court case, George wrote “This Song” which resulted in a hit that surely patched a few financial holes left by royalty payments! The title of this album refers to George’s age at the time of its release, and of course the speed at which the record spins on a turntable. In addition to his own songs listed below, George recorded the Cole Porter tune “True Love” which follows “It’s What You Value” on the second side.

1	“Woman Don’t You Cry for Me”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

2	“Dear One”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

3	“Beautiful Girl”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

4	“This Song”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	15 November 1976 in US on A-side with “Learning How to Love You” on B-side

5	“See Yourself”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

6	“It’s What You Value”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

7	“Pure Smokey”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

8	“Crackerbox Palace”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	19 November 1976 in UK on Thirty Three & ⅓

9	“Learning How to Love You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 September 1976
First release	15 November 1976 in US on B-side with “This Song” on A-side
Version 1	Standard mix, from B-side on “This Song” single [1976]
Version 2	Early mix, from Thirty Three & ⅓ [iTunes exclusive, 2004]

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Thirty Three & ⅓

“Woman Don’t You Cry for Me”

“Dear One”

“Beautiful Girl”

“This Song”

“See Yourself”

“It’s What You Value”

“Pure Smokey”

“Crackerbox Palace”

“Learning How to Love You”