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All Things Must Pass It Was 50 Years Ago Today

Is All Things Must Pass the Best Solo Album Ever?

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • No

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • Apples and Oranges

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    4
On November 27th 1970 George Harrison Released his greatest work and no doubt the greatest solo Beatle album ever.
Using an all star line up of friends and musicians including Ringo, Klaus Voormann, Badfinger, all of the yet to be formed Derick and The Dominoes, Jim Price, Dave Mason, Phil Collins and Alan White, Gary Brooker, Peter Frampton and many others it was recorded at Abbey Road.
It was probably about the third album I bought after Tommy and the White Album and I feel both versions hold up today very well though the Apple Jam bits have never been favorites.
What's your connection to George's masterpiece after 50 years?
All Things Must Pass - Wikipedia
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Greatest solo slbum ever? Hmm, not quite, but one of, at least. Definitely an end-of-an-era statement, and, in spite of plenty of up sounding songs, there’s a cloak of melancholy about it. He’d been stocking up so many great songs for long time at that point, so there’s more killer and less filler than his later albums. It also helped that audiences were jonesing for anything Beatles at that point. That first McCartney album was uneven, and while John’s first was substantial, it was a bit intense, a little too real. I was fortunate to see George’s ‘75 tour.
 
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