All These Songs

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1	“7 Deadly Sins”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

2	“12-Bar Original”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	4 November 1965
First release	18 March 1996 on Anthology 2

3	“Ain’t That Cute”
Composed by	George Harrison / Doris Troy
Recorded by	Doris Troy
End of principle recording	September 1969–February 1970
First release	13 February 1970 in UK on A-side with “Vaya Con Dios” on B-side
Notes	Also released on the Doris Troy album Doris Troy.

4	“All Things Must Pass” [Rehearsals]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 January 1969
First release	15 October 2021 on Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition]
Notes	This track starts with some studio chatter recorded the previous day titled “On the Day Shift Now.” The rehearsals are presented in three parts. The second includes a piece that is also available on Fly on the Wall from 2003.

5	“All Things Must Pass” [1969 Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	25 February 1969
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3

6	“All Things (Must) Pass”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Billy Preston
End of principle recording	October 1969–May 1970
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Encouraging Words

7	“All Things Must Pass” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1
Version 1	2012 mix, from Early Takes Volume 1 [2012]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

8	“All Things Must Pass”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	10 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

9	“All Those Years Ago”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	11 May 1981 in US on A-side with “Writing’s on the Wall” on B-side

10	“All Those Years Ago” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

11	“Almost 12 Bar Honky Tonk” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 July 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

12	“Almost Shankara”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	9–13 January 1968
First release	22 September 2014 in UK on Wonderwall Music

13	“The Answer’s at the End”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

14	“Any Road”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

15	“Apple Scruffs” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

16	“Apple Scruffs”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	25 July 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

17	“Art of Dying” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

18	“Art of Dying” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	29 May 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

19	“Art of Dying”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1 July 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

20	“Awaiting on You All” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1
Version 1	2012 mix, from Early Takes Volume 1 [2012]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

21	“Awaiting on You All”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

22	“Awaiting on You All” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

23	“Baby Don’t Run Away”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

24	“Back Off Boogaloo”
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	September 1971
First release	17 March 1972 in UK on A-side with “Blindman” on B-side
Notes	George did not get an official writing credit for this song until Ringo recorded his third version of it for the 2017 album Give More Love. The original version has been available on CD for many years as a bonus track on the album Goodnight Vienna.

25	“Badge”
Composed by	Eric Clapton / George Harrison
Recorded by	Cream
End of principle recording	21 November 1968
First release	5 February 1969 in US on Goodbye

26	“Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)” [Day 1 Demo, Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

27	“Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

28	“Bangla Desh”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 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.

29	“Bangla Desh” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

30	“Beautiful Girl” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

31	“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

32	“Be Here Now” [Take 8]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	12 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

33	“Be Here Now”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	12 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

34	“Behind That Locked Door” [Day 1 Demo, Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

35	“Behind That Locked Door” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5? June? 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1
Notes	Although this is given “demo” status on Early Takes Volume 1, it sounds more like it may have come from the same session that produced the final track. It may be an earlier take from that day.

36	“Behind That Locked Door”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

37	“Beware of Darkness” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	23 January 2001 on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	2001 mix, from All Things Must Pass [2001]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

38	“Beware of Darkness” [Take 8]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	23 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

39	“Beware of Darkness”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	23 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

40	“Beware of Darkness” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

41	“A Bit More of You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)
Notes	Like “You,” most of the backing track was recorded in February 1971.

42	“Blood From a Clone”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England

43	“Blow Away” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July–November 1978
First release	9 October 2007 on George Harrison [iTunes exclusive]

44	“Blow Away”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	14 February 1979 in US on A-side with “Soft Touch” on B-side

45	“Blue Jay Way”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	7 September 1967
First release	27 November 1967 in US on Magical Mystery Tour
Version 1	Mono mix, from Magical Mystery Tour [Mono, 1967]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Magical Mystery Tour [Stereo, 1967]

46	“Brainwashed”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

47	“Breath Away From Heaven”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

48	“Bye Bye, Love”
Composed by	Felice Bryant / Boudleaux Bryant / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

49	“Can’t Stop Thinking About You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

50	“Cheer Down”
Composed by	George Harrison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	March 1989
First release	24 August 1989 in US on A-side with “That’s What It Takes” on B-side
Notes	Also released on the compilation Best of Dark Horse 1976-1989.

51	“Cheer Down” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

52	“Christmas Time (Is Here Again)”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	28 November 1967
First release	4 December 1995 in UK on Free as a Bird

53	“Circles” [Esher Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	May 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

54	“Circles”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

55	“Cloud 9”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

56	“Cloud 9” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

57	“Cockamamie Business”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July 1989
First release	17 October 1989 in US on Best of Dark Horse 1976-1989

58	“Congratulations”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

59	“Cool Dry Place”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

60	“Cosmic Empire” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

61	“Cowboy Music”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

62	“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

63	“Cry for a Shadow”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	22 June 1961
First release	January 1962 in France on Mister Twist
Version 1	Mono fold down, from Mister Twist [France, 1962]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Let’s do the Twist [UK, 1964]
Version 3	Mock stereo mix from mono fold down(!), from The Beatles with Tony Sheridan [US, 1964]
Notes	Available on CD most officially from Anthology 1, although the channels are reversed for unknown reasons.

64	“Crying”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

65	“Dark Horse” [Early Take]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1974
First release	22 September 2014 in UK on Dark Horse

66	“Dark Horse”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	18 November 1974 in US on A-side with “I Don’t Care Anymore” on B-side

67	“Dark Horse” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	11 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

68	“Dark Sweet Lady”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

69	“The Day the World Gets ’round” [Take 22, Acoustic Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	4 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

70	“The Day the World Gets ’round”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	4 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

71	“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

72	“Deep Blue”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 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.

73	“Dehra Dun” [Day 1 Demo, Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

74	“The Devil’s Been Busy”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

75	“Devil’s Radio”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

76	“Devil’s Radio” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

77	“Dig It”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	26 January 1969
First release	8 May 1970 in UK on Let It Be
Version 1	Standard mix, from Let It Be [1970]
Version 2	2021 mix, from Let It Be [2021]
Version 3	Glyn Johns mix, from Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition, 2021]

78	“Ding Dong, Ding Dong”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	6 December 1974 in UK on A-side with “I Don’t Care Anymore” on B-side

79	“Dirty World”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

80	“Don’t Bother Me”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	12 September 1963
First release	22 November 1963 in UK on With the Beatles
Version 1	Mono mix, from With the Beatles [Mono, 1963]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from With the Beatles [Stereo, 1963]
Version 3	Capitol stereo mix, from Meet the Beatles [Stereo, 1964]
Version 4	Capitol mono fold down, from Meet the Beatles [Mono, 1964]

81	“Don’t Let Me Wait Too Long”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	11 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]
Version 3	Acoustic version, from Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2024]

82	“Down to the River (Rocking Chair Jam)” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	30 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

83	“Dream Away”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1981
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo
Version 1	Album mix, from Gone Troppo [1982]
Version 2	Time Bandits mix, from Time Bandits [2020]

84	“Dream Scene”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

85	“Drilling a Home”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

86	“End of the Line”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1
Version 1	Standard version, from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 [1988]
Version 2	Extended version, from A-side on “End of the Line” 12″ and CD singles [1989]

87	“Everybody/Nobody” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

88	“Fantasy Sequins”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

89	“Far East Man” [Ron Wood Version]
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

90	“Far East Man”
Composed by	George Harrison / Ron Wood
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

91	“Faster”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

92	“Fish on the Sand”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

93	“Flying”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	8 September 1967
First release	27 November 1967 in US on Magical Mystery Tour
Version 1	Mono mix, from Magical Mystery Tour [Mono, 1967]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Magical Mystery Tour [Stereo, 1967]

94	“Flying Hour”
Composed by	George Harrison / Mick Ralphs
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	March 1978
First release	December 1987 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 1]
Notes	One of four songs rejected from the original version of Somewhere in England. The 1987 mix is different from the unreleased, original mix. The 1987 mix was again used as a Somewhere in England iTunes exclusive bonus track.

95	“For You Blue” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	25 January 1969
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3

96	“For You Blue” [Take 4]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	25 January 1969
First release	15 October 2021 on Let It Be [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

97	“For You Blue”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	25 January 1969
First release	8 May 1970 in UK on Let It Be
Version 1	Standard mix, from Let It Be [1970]
Version 2	2003 mix, from Let It Be...Naked [2003]
Version 3	2021 mix, from Let It Be [2021]
Version 4	Glyn Johns 1969 mix, from Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition, Japan SHM-CD, 2021]
Version 5	Glyn Johns 1969 / 1970 hybrid mix, from Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition, 2021]
Notes	The “1969” Glyn Johns mix was labeled as such in all countries. Apparently, only in Japan was this technically accurate. In all other regions a hybrid of the 1969 mix and 1970 mix was used.

98	“For You Blue” [Live 1974]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	13 December 1974
First release	December 1987 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 1]

99	“Free as a Bird”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	March 1994
First release	20 November 1995 in UK on Anthology 1
Version 1	Standard mix, from Anthology 1 [1995]
Version 2	Remix, from 1+ [DVD, 2015]

100	“Gat Kirwani”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

101	“Give Me Back My Dynamite”
Composed by	George Harrison / Doris Troy
Recorded by	Doris Troy
End of principle recording	September 1969–spring 1970
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Doris Troy

102	“Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” [Take 18, Acoustic Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	9 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

103	“Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	9 October 1972^[2]
First release	7 May 1973 in US on A-side with “Miss O’Dell” on B-side
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

104	“Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

105	“Glass Box”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

106	“Going Down to Golders Green” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

107	“Gone Troppo”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

108	“Gonna Get My Baby Back”
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey / Stephen Stills / Doris Troy
Recorded by	Doris Troy
End of principle recording	September 1969–spring 1970
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Doris Troy

109	“Greasy Legs”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

110	“Greece”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

111	“Grey Cloudy Lies”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

112	“Guru Vandana”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

113	“Handle With Care”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	17 October 1988 on A-side with “Margarita” on B-side
Version 1	Standard version, from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 [1988]
Version 2	Extended version, from A-side on “Handle With Care” 12″ and 10″ singles and B-side on “Handle With Care” UK CD single [1988]

114	“Hari’s on Tour (Express)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

115	“Hari’s on Tour (Express)” [Live 1974]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	13 December 1974
First release	1 January 1992 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 2]

116	“Heading for the Light”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

117	“Hear Me Lord” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

118	“Hear Me Lord” [Take 5]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	24 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

119	“Hear Me Lord”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	24 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

120	“Here Comes the Moon” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July–November 1978
First release	24 February 2004 on George Harrison

121	“Here Comes the Moon”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

122	“Here Comes the Sun” [Take 9]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	7 July 1969
First release	27 September 2019 on Abbey Road [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

123	“Here Comes the Sun”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	7 July 1969
First release	26 September 1969 in UK on Abbey Road
Version 1	Standard mix, from Abbey Road [1969]
Version 2	Remix / mashup with “The Inner Light” transition, from Love [2006]
Version 3	Remix, from Abbey Road [2019]

124	“Here Comes the Sun” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

125	“Here Comes the Sun” [Live 1987]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	6 June 1987
First release	1987 on Recorded Highlights of the Prince’s Trust Concert 1987

126	“Here Comes the Sun” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	12 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

127	“His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

128	“The Holdup”
Composed by	David Bromberg / George Harrison
Recorded by	David Bromberg
End of principle recording	Late 1971
First release	16 February 1972 in US on David Bromberg

129	“Horse to the Water”
Composed by	Dhani Harrison / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra
End of principle recording	2 October 2001
First release	18 December 2001 on Small World Big Band
Version 1	Standard mix, from Small World Big Band [2001]
Version 2	Remix, from Best of Friends [2007]

130	“The Hottest Gong in Town”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July 1986
First release	1 January 1992 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 2]

131	“I’d Have You Anytime” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

132	“I’d Have You Anytime” [Early Take]
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	28 May 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1

133	“I’d Have You Anytime” [Take 5]
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	28 May 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

134	“I’d Have You Anytime”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	29 May 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

135	“I Dig Love” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

136	“I Dig Love”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

137	“I Don’t Care Anymore”
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.

138	“If I Needed Someone”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	16 October 1965
First release	3 December 1965 in UK on Rubber Soul
Version 1	Mono mix, from Rubber Soul [UK, Mono, 1965]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Rubber Soul [UK, Stereo, 1965]
Version 3	Remix, from Rubber Soul [1987]
Version 4	Remix, from 1962–1966 [2023]
Notes	This was omitted from the US version of Rubber Soul. It was instead released six months later on Yesterday and Today.

139	“If I Needed Someone” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	11 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

140	“If You Believe”
Composed by	George Harrison / Gary Wright
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

141	“If You Belonged to Me”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

142	“I Live for You” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

143	“I Live for You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	10 June 1970^[1]
First release	23 January 2001 on All Things Must Pass

144	“I Me Mine” [Rehearsal]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	8 January 1969
First release	15 October 2021 on Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition]

145	“I Me Mine” [Take 11]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 January 1970
First release	15 October 2021 on Let It Be [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]
Notes	This track starts with a brief excerpt of the Beatles performing “Wake Up Little Susie.”

146	“I Me Mine”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 January 1970
First release	8 May 1970 in UK on Let It Be
Version 1	Standard mix, from Let It Be [1970]
Version 2	Anthology mix, from Anthology 3 [1996]
Version 3	2003 mix, from Let It Be...Naked [2003]
Version 4	2021 mix, from Let It Be [2021]
Version 5	Glyn Johns mix, from Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition, 2021]

147	“I Need You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	16 February 1965
First release	6 August 1965 in UK on Help!
Version 1	Mono mix, from Help! [UK, Mono, 1965]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Help! [Stereo, 1965]
Version 3	Capitol mono fold down, from Help! [US, Mono, 1965]
Version 4	Remix, from Help! [1987]

148	“The Inner Light”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	12 January 1968
First release	22 September 2014 in UK on Wonderwall Music

149	“The Inner Light” [Beatles Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	8 February 1968
First release	15 March 1968 in UK on B-side with “Lady Madonna” on A-side
Version 1	Mono mix, from B-side on “Lady Madonna” single [1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from The Beatles EP Collection [1981]
Version 3	Instrumental backing track, from The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition, 2018]
Notes	The stereo mix was actually prepared in 1970, but not used for almost 11 years! This mix is also available on Past Masters • Volume 2.

150	“Inside Out”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

151	“In Spite of All the Danger”
Composed by	George Harrison / Paul McCartney
Recorded by	The Quarry Men
End of principle recording	12 July 1958
First release	20 November 1995 in UK on Anthology 1
Notes	The full length version of this performance has yet to be released. A repeated verse and chorus have reportedly been edited out.

152	“In the Park”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

153	“I Remember Jeep”
Composed by	Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Billy Preston, Klaus Voormann
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	29 March 1969^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Notes	Portions of “No Time or Space” from Electronic Sound can be heard in this recording.

154	“Isn’t It a Pity” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 January 1969
First release	16 June 2009 on Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison [iTunes exclusive]

155	“Isn’t It a Pity” [Day 1 Demo, Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

156	“Isn’t It a Pity” [Take 14]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

157	“Isn’t It a Pity” [Take 27]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

158	“Isn’t It a Pity (Version One)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 June 1970^[1]
First release	23 November 1970 in US on A-side with “My Sweet Lord” on the other A-side
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

159	“Isn’t It a Pity (Version Two)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

160	“Isn’t It a Pity” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

161	“It Don’t Come Easy”
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	8 March 1970
First release	9 April 1971 in UK on A-side with “Early 1970” on B-side
Notes	Although George did not get an official writing credit on this song, Ringo has confirmed that they wrote it together. It has been available on CD for many years as a bonus track on the album Ringo.

162	“It Don’t Come Easy” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	Ringo Starr, George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

163	“It Is ‘He’ (Jai Sri Krishna)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

164	“It’s All Too Much”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	2 June 1967
First release	13 January 1969 in US on Yellow Submarine
Version 1	Stereo mix, from Yellow Submarine [Stereo, 1969]
Version 2	Mono fold down, from Yellow Submarine [UK, Mono, 1969]
Version 3	Remix, from Yellow Submarine Songtrack [1999]
Version 4	1968 mono mix, from Mono Masters [2009]
Notes	The full performance of this take ran over eight minutes long. It was edited down to about 6:25. Part of the missing audio can, however, be heard on the Yellow Submarine film.

165	“It’s Johnny’s Birthday”
Composed by	Phil Coulter, Mal Evans, George Harrison, Eddie Klein, Bill Martin
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	7 October 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Version with less overdubs and no varispeed, from All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

166	“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

167	“I Want to Tell You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	2 June 1966
First release	5 August 1966 in UK on Revolver
Version 1	Mono mix, from Revolver [Mono, 1966]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Revolver [Stereo, 1966]
Version 3	Remix, from Revolver [2022]

168	“I Want to Tell You” [Speech and Take 4]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	2 June 1966
First release	28 October 2022 on Revolver [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]
Notes	According to the Super Deluxe book, this track features studio chat from the very start of the session, a tiny section of actual playing from take four, and a bit more studio chat from after take 15.

169	“I Want to Tell You” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

170	“Just for Today”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

171	“Last Night”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

172	“Lay His Head”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	April 1980
First release	3 October 1987 in US on B-side with “Got My Mind Set on You” on A-side
Notes	One of four songs rejected from the original version of Somewhere in England. The 1987 mix is different from the unreleased, original mix.

173	“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]

174	“Let It Down” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	23 January 2001 on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	2001 mix, from All Things Must Pass [2001]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]
Notes	The 2001 mix includes overdubs that were added in 2000.

175	“Let It Down” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	24 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

176	“Let It Down”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	24 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

177	“Life Itself” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late 1979
First release	1 January 1992 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 2]

178	“Life Itself”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England

179	“The Light That Has Lighted the World” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1972?
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1

180	“The Light That Has Lighted the World” [Take 13]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	6 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

181	“The Light That Has Lighted the World”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	6 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

182	“Like a Ship”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	April–May 1990
First release	11 June 2007 on The Traveling Wilburys Collection

183	“Living in the Material World” [Take 31]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

184	“Living in the Material World”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

185	“Long, Long, Long” [Take 44]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	7 October 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition]

186	“Long, Long, Long”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	7 October 1968
First release	22 November 1968 in UK on The Beatles
Version 1	Mono mix, from The Beatles [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from The Beatles [Stereo, 1968]
Version 3	Remix, from The Beatles [2018]

187	“Looking for My Life”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

188	“The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)” [Take 3]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

189	“The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

190	“Love Comes to Everyone”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

191	“Love Scene”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

192	“Love’s Got a Hold on Me”
Composed by	Jim Capaldi / George Harrison
Recorded by	Jim Capaldi
End of principle recording	1997
First release	20 September 2011 on Dear Mr. Fantasy: The Jim Capaldi Story

193	“Love You To” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	11 April 1966
First release	28 October 2022 on Revolver [Super Deluxe Edition]

194	“Love You To” [Unnumbered Rehearsal]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	11 April 1966
First release	28 October 2022 on Revolver [Super Deluxe Edition]

195	“Love You To”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	11 April 1966
First release	5 August 1966 in UK on Revolver
Version 1	Mono mix, from Revolver [Mono, 1966]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Revolver [Stereo, 1966]
Version 3	Remix, from Yellow Submarine Songtrack [1999]
Version 4	Remix, from Revolver [2022]
Version 5	“Take 7” mix, from Revolver [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2022]

196	“Margarita”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	17 October 1988 on B-side with “Handle With Care” on A-side

197	“Marwa Blues”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

198	“Maxine”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	April–May 1990
First release	11 June 2007 on The Traveling Wilburys Collection

199	“Māya Love”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

200	“Microbes”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

201	“Miss O’Dell”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 October 1972^[2]
First release	7 May 1973 in US on B-side with “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” on A-side
Version 1	Original, from B-side on “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” single [1973]
Version 2	No laughter, from Living in the Material World [DVD, 2006]
Version 3	Remix, from Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2024]
Notes	The original mix is easily available on the 2006 and 2014 reissues of Living in the Material World. The 2024 mix retains the original laughing take.

202	“Mo”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Spring 1977
First release	December 1994 on Mo’s Songs

203	“Mother Divine” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

204	“Mystical One” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	5 May–27 August 1982
First release	24 February 2004 on Gone Troppo

205	“Mystical One”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

206	“My Sweet Lord” [Billy Preston Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Billy Preston
End of principle recording	October 1969–May 1970
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Encouraging Words

207	“My Sweet Lord” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1
Version 1	2012 mix, from Early Takes Volume 1 [2012]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

208	“My Sweet Lord”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	28 May 1970^[1]
First release	23 November 1970 in US on A-side with “Isn’t It a Pity” on the other A-side
Version 1	Single mix, from A-side on “My Sweet Lord” single [1970]
Version 2	Album mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 3	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

209	“My Sweet Lord” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

210	“My Sweet Lord” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

211	“My Sweet Lord (2000)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2000
First release	23 January 2001 on All Things Must Pass

212	“Never Get Over You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

213	“New Blue Moon”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3
Version 1	Standard version, from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3 [1990]
Version 2	Instrumental version, from B-side on “She’s My Baby” single [1990]

214	“Not Alone Any More”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1
Version 1	Standard version, from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 [1988]
Version 2	Remix, from The Traveling Wilburys Collection [2007, vinyl only]

215	“Not Guilty” [Esher Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	May 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

216	“Not Guilty” [Beatles Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	12 August 1968
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3
Version 1	1984 Geoff Emerick Mix / Edit, from Anthology 3 [1996]
Version 2	Remix (without edits), from The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition, 2018]

217	“Not Guilty”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

218	“No Time or Space”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	12 November 1968
First release	9 May 1969 in UK on Electronic Sound
Notes	Portions of this recording were later flown into “I Remember Jeep” from the Apple Jam disc on All Things Must Pass.

219	“Now and Then”
Composed by	George Harrison / John Lennon / Paul McCartney / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	21 March 1995
First release	2 November 2023 on A-side with “Love Me Do” on B-side
Notes	This track was worked on as late as 2022, but contributions from George were limited to sessions from 1995.

220	“Nowhere to Go” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

221	“Old Brown Shoe” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	25 February 1969
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3

222	“Old Brown Shoe” [Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	16 April 1969
First release	27 September 2019 on Abbey Road [Super Deluxe Edition]

223	“Old Brown Shoe”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	16 April 1969
First release	30 May 1969 in UK on B-side with “The Ballad of John and Yoko” on A-side
Version 1	Standard mix, from B-side on “The Ballad of John and Yoko” single [1969]
Version 2	Remix, from 1967–1970 [2023]
Notes	Also available on various compilations, including Past Masters • Volume 2.

224	“Old Brown Shoe” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	17 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

225	“Om Hare Om (Gopala Krishna)” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

226	“Only a Northern Song”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	14 February 1967
First release	13 January 1969 in US on Yellow Submarine
Version 1	Mock stereo mix, from Yellow Submarine [Stereo, 1969]
Version 2	Mono fold down of mock stereo mix(!), from Yellow Submarine [UK, Mono, 1969]
Version 3	Anthology mix, from Anthology 2 [1996]
Version 4	Stereo mix, from Yellow Submarine Songtrack [1999]
Version 5	1967 mono mix, from Mono Masters [2009]
Notes	No stereo mix from 1967 was completed. Two 4-track tape machines were used to record the song, so getting them to match up exactly proved too painstaking to finish the second mix.

227	“On the Bed”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

228	“Ooh Baby (You Know I Love You)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

229	“Out of the Blue”
Composed by	Al Aronowitz, Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon, George Harrison, Bobby Keys, Jim Price, Carl Radle, Bobby Whitlock, Gary Wright
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	2 July 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass

230	“P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

231	“Party Seacombe”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

232	“Photograph”
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	March 1973
First release	24 September 1973 in US on A-side with “Down and Out” on B-side
Notes	Also released on the Ringo Starr album Ringo.

233	“Piggies” [Esher Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	May 1968
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3
Version 1	Anthology mix, from Anthology 3 [1996]
Version 2	2018 remix, from The Beatles [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2018]

234	“Piggies”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	19 September 1968
First release	22 November 1968 in UK on The Beatles
Version 1	Mono mix, from The Beatles [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from The Beatles [Stereo, 1968]
Version 3	Remix, from The Beatles [2018]
Version 4	Instrumental backing track, from The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition, 2018]

235	“Piggies” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

236	“Pisces Fish”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

237	“Plug Me In”
Composed by	Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Carl Radle, Bobby Whitlock
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	18 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass

238	“Poor House”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

239	“Poor Little Girl”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July 1989
First release	17 October 1989 in US on Best of Dark Horse 1976-1989

240	“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

241	“Rattled”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

242	“Red Lady Too”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

243	“Ride Rajbun”
Composed by	Dhani Harrison / George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	March 1988
First release	1992 on The Bunbury Tails

244	“Rising Sun”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

245	“Rocking Chair in Hawaii”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

246	“Run of the Mill” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1
Version 1	2012 mix, from Early Takes Volume 1 [2012]
Version 2	2021 mix, from All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions, 2021]

247	“Run of the Mill” [Take 36]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	30 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

248	“Run of the Mill”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1 July 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

249	“Run So Far” [Eric Clapton Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Eric Clapton
End of principle recording	1989
First release	7 November 1989 on Journeyman

250	“Run So Far”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

251	“Sat Singing”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	March 1980
First release	December 1987 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 1]
Notes	One of four songs rejected from the original version of Somewhere in England.

252	“Save the World” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	1980
First release	24 February 2004 on Somewhere in England

253	“Save the World”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England
Version 1	Standard mix, from Somewhere in England [1981]
Version 2	Different vocal take and remix, from Greenpeace – The Album [1985]

254	“Savoy Truffle”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 October 1968
First release	22 November 1968 in UK on The Beatles
Version 1	Mono mix, from The Beatles [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from The Beatles [Stereo, 1968]
Version 3	Remix, from The Beatles [2018]
Version 4	Instrumental backing track, from The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition, 2018]

255	“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

256	“Shanghai Surprise”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Vicki Brown
End of principle recording	July 1986
First release	24 February 2004 on Cloud Nine

257	“She’s My Baby”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

258	“Simply Shady”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

259	“Singing Om”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

260	“Sing One for the Lord”
Composed by	George Harrison / Billy Preston
Recorded by	Billy Preston
End of principle recording	12 February 1969
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Encouraging Words

261	“Ski-ing”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

262	“Soft-Hearted Hana”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

263	“Soft Touch”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	14 February 1979 in US on B-side with “Blow Away” on A-side

264	“Someplace Else”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

265	“Something” [Rehearsal]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	28 January 1969
First release	15 October 2021 on Let It Be [Super Deluxe Edition]

266	“Something” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	25 February 1969
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3
Version 1	Anthology mix, from Anthology 3 [1996]
Version 2	Remix with piano intact, from Abbey Road [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2019]

267	“Something”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	2 May 1969
First release	26 September 1969 in UK on Abbey Road
Version 1	Standard mix, from Abbey Road [1969]
Version 2	Remix with “Blue Jay Way” transition, from Love [2006]
Version 3	Remix, from 1 [2015]
Version 4	Remix, from Abbey Road [2019]
Version 5	Strings only, from Abbey Road [Super Deluxe Edition, 2019]

268	“Something” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show.

269	“Something” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	12 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

270	“So Sad”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 1974
First release	9 December 1974 in US on Dark Horse

271	“So Sad (No Love of His Own)”
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

272	“Sour Milk Sea” [Esher Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	May 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

273	“Sour Milk Sea”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Jackie Lomax
End of principle recording	26 June 1968
First release	26 August 1968 in US on A-side with “The Eagle Laughs at You” on B-side
Notes	Also released on the Jackie Lomax album Is This What You Want?.

274	“Sour Milk Sea” [Day 1 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

275	“Stuck Inside a Cloud”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	October 2001
First release	18 November 2002 on Brainwashed

276	“Sue Me, Sue You Blues” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	December? 1971
First release	26 September 2006 on Living in the Material World [DVD]

277	“Sue Me, Sue You Blues” [Take 5]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

278	“Sue Me, Sue You Blues”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

279	“Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison / The Band
End of principle recording	15 March 1973^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Super Deluxe Edition]
Version 1	With vocals, from Living in the Material World [Super Deluxe Edition, 2024]
Version 2	Instrumental, from Living in the Material World [Super Deluxe Edition, 2024, vinyl only]

280	“Sunshine Life for Me (Sail Away Raymond)” [Ringo Starr Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	15 March 1973^[2]
First release	2 November 1973 in US on Ringo

281	“Tabla and Pakavaj”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

282	“Tandoori Chicken”
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.

283	“Taxman”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	22 April 1966
First release	5 August 1966 in UK on Revolver
Version 1	Mono mix, from Revolver [Mono, 1966]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Revolver [Stereo, 1966]
Version 3	Anthology mix, from Anthology 2 [1996]
Version 4	Remix, from Revolver [2022]
Version 5	“Take 11” mix, from Revolver [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2022]

284	“Taxman” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	15 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

285	“Teardrops”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England

286	“Tears of the World”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	April 1980
First release	1 January 1992 on Songs by George Harrison [Volume 2]
Version 1	1980 mix, from Songs by George Harrison [Volume 2] [1992]
Version 2	Remix, from Thirty Three & ⅓ [2004]
Notes	One of four songs rejected from the original version of Somewhere in England.

287	“Tell Me What Has Happened to You” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

288	“Thanks for the Pepperoni”
Composed by	Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Carl Radle, Bobby Whitlock
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	18 June 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass

289	“That Is All” [Take 24]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	10 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

290	“That Is All”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	10 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

291	“That Kind of Woman” [Eric Clapton Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Eric Clapton
End of principle recording	1989
First release	17 July 1990 on Nobody’s Child - Romanian Angel Appeal

292	“That Kind of Woman” [Gary Moore Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Gary Moore
End of principle recording	1989
First release	26 March 1990 on Still Got the Blues

293	“That’s the Way It Goes”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo
Version 1	Standard mix, from Gone Troppo [1982]
Version 2	Remix, from B-side on “When We Was Fab” UK 12″ and CD singles [1988]

294	“That’s What It Takes”
Composed by	George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Gary Wright
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

295	“That Which I Have Lost”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England

296	“Think for Yourself”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	8 November 1965
First release	3 December 1965 in UK on Rubber Soul
Version 1	Mono mix, from Rubber Soul [Mono, 1965]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Rubber Soul [Stereo, 1965]
Version 3	Remix, from Rubber Soul [1987]
Version 4	Remix, from Yellow Submarine Songtrack [1999]

297	“This Guitar (Can’t Keep From Crying)”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

298	“This Guitar (Can’t Keep From Crying)” [Platinum Weird Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Platinum Weird
End of principle recording	1992
First release	11(?) February 2006 on Platinum Weird Web Site
Notes	Most easily available on the 2014 reissue of Extra Texture (Read All About It).

299	“This Is Love”
Composed by	George Harrison / Jeff Lynne
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

300	“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

301	“Tired of Midnight Blue”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	22 September 1975 in US on Extra Texture (Read All About It)

302	“Try Some, Buy Some” [Ronnie Spector Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Ronnie Spector
End of principle recording	5 March 1971^[2]
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.

303	“Try Some Buy Some”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	24 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]
Version 3	Alternative version, from Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2024]
Notes	The backing track is a remix of the one used on the Ronnie Spector version.

304	“Tweeter and the Monkey Man”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Roy Orbison / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1988
First release	18 October 1988 in US on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1

305	“Unconsciousness Rules”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	1 June 1981 in US on Somewhere in England

306	“Under the Mersey Wall”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1969
First release	9 May 1969 in UK on Electronic Sound

307	“Unknown Delight”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

308	“Wah-Wah” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

309	“Wah-Wah” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	28 May 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

310	“Wah-Wah”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	28 May 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

311	“Wah-Wah” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the evening show until about three minutes in. The rest is from the afternoon show.

312	“Wake Up My Love”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 August 1982
First release	27 October 1982 in US on Gone Troppo

313	“What Is Life” [Day 1 Demo, Take 3]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	26 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

314	“What Is Life” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	22 June 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

315	“What Is Life”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	3 July 1970^[1]
First release	27 November 1970 in US on All Things Must Pass
Version 1	Standard mix, from All Things Must Pass [1970]
Version 2	Backing track / alternate mix, from All Things Must Pass [2001]
Version 3	Remix, from All Things Must Pass [2021]

316	“What Is Life” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	17 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan

317	“When We Was Fab”
Composed by	George Harrison / Jeff Lynne
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine
Version 1	Standard version, from Cloud Nine [1987]
Version 2	Reverse end version, from B-side on “When We Was Fab” UK 12″ and CD singles [1988]

318	“Where Were You Last Night?”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

319	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Esher Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	May 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

320	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	25 July 1968
First release	28 October 1996 on Anthology 3
Version 1	Anthology mix, from Anthology 3 [1996]
Version 2	George Martin strings version, from Love [2006]

321	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Take 2]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	25 July 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition]

322	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	5 September 1968
First release	22 November 1968 in UK on The Beatles
Version 1	Mono mix, from The Beatles [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from The Beatles [Stereo, 1968]
Version 3	Remix, from The Beatles [2018]

323	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Take 27]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	5 September 1968
First release	9 November 2018 on The Beatles [Super Deluxe Edition]

324	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Live 1971]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	1 August 1971
First release	20 December 1971 in US on The Concert for Bangladesh
Version 1	Standard mix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [1971]
Version 2	Remix, from The Concert for Bangladesh [2005]
Notes	From the afternoon show.

325	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Live 1987]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison and Band
End of principle recording	6 June 1987
First release	1987 on Recorded Highlights of the Prince’s Trust Concert 1987

326	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Jeff Healey Version]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Jeff Healey Band
End of principle recording	January–February 1990
First release	1990 on Hell to Pay

327	“While My Guitar Gently Weeps” [Live 1991]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Band
End of principle recording	17 December 1991
First release	4 July 1992 in US on Live in Japan
Notes	This track is a composite of the 14 and 17 December performances.

328	“Who Can See It” [Take 93]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 October 1972^[2]
First release	15 November 2024 on Living in the Material World [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions]

329	“Who Can See It”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	13 October 1972^[2]
First release	30 May 1973 in US on Living in the Material World
Version 1	Standard mix, from Living in the Material World [1973]
Version 2	Remix, from Living in the Material World [2024]

330	“Wilbury Twist”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

331	“Window Window” [Day 2 Demo, Take 1]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	27 May 1970
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

332	“Within You Without You” [George Coaching the Musicians]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	15 March 1967
First release	26 May 2017 on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [Super Deluxe Edition]

333	“Within You Without You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 April 1967
First release	1 June 1967 in UK on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Version 1	Mono mix, from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [Mono, 1967]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [Stereo, 1967]
Version 3	Instrumental remix, from Anthology 2 [1996]
Version 4	Remix and mashup, from Love [2006]
Version 5	Remix, from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [2017]
Version 6	Indian instruments only, from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [Deluxe and Super Deluxe Editions, 2017]

334	“Woman Don’t You Cry for Me” [Demo]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	11 June 1970^[1]
First release	1 May 2012 on Early Takes Volume 1

335	“Woman Don’t You Cry for Me” [Take 5]
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	7 October 1970^[1]
First release	6 August 2021 on All Things Must Pass [Deluxe, Super Deluxe and Uber Deluxe Editions]

336	“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

337	“Wonderwall to Be Here”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	15 January 1968
First release	1 November 1968 in UK on Wonderwall Music
Version 1	Mono mix, from Wonderwall Music [UK, Mono, 1968]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Wonderwall Music [Stereo, 1968]

338	“World of Stone”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	12 September 1975 in UK on B-side with “You” on A-side

339	“Wrack My Brain”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	Late 1980–Early 1981
First release	27 October 1981 in US on Stop and Smell the Roses

340	“Wreck of the Hesperus”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	Late March 1987
First release	2 November 1987 on Cloud Nine

341	“Writing’s on the Wall”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	February 1981
First release	11 May 1981 in US on B-side with “All Those Years Ago” on A-side

342	“You”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	June 1975
First release	12 September 1975 in UK on A-side with “World of Stone” on B-side
Notes	Most of the backing track was originally recorded in February 1971 for Ronnie Spector. Her version was never released.

343	“You and Me (Babe)”
Composed by	Mal Evans / George Harrison
Recorded by	Ringo Starr
End of principle recording	March 1973
First release	2 November 1973 in US on Ringo

344	“You Give Me Joy Joy”
Composed by	George Harrison / Richard Starkey / Stephen Stills / Doris Troy
Recorded by	Doris Troy
End of principle recording	September 1969–spring 1970
First release	11 September 1970 in UK on Doris Troy

345	“You Know What to Do”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	3 June 1964
First release	20 November 1995 in UK on Anthology 1

346	“You Like Me Too Much”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	The Beatles
End of principle recording	17 February 1965
First release	14 June 1965 in US on Beatles VI
Version 1	Mono mix, from Beatles VI [Mono, 1965]
Version 2	Stereo mix, from Beatles VI [Stereo, 1965]
Version 3	Remix, from Help! [1987]
Notes	In the UK, this was first released on Help! two months after the US album Beatles VI.

347	“Your Love Is Forever”
Composed by	George Harrison
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	November 1978
First release	20 February 1979 in US on George Harrison

348	“You Took My Breath Away”
Composed by	Bob Dylan / George Harrison / Jeff Lynne / Tom Petty
Recorded by	Traveling Wilburys
End of principle recording	May 1990
First release	29 October 1990 in UK on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3

349	“Zig Zag”
Composed by	George Harrison / Jeff Lynne
Recorded by	George Harrison
End of principle recording	July 1986
First release	25 January 1988 on B-side with “When We Was Fab” on A-side

¹Liner notes, All Things Must Pass: 50th Anniversary, 2021.

²Liner notes, Living in the Material World: 50th Anniversary, 2024.