George Harrison - Beware Of ABKCO! (STR 001) [SBD]

 

George Harrison - Beware Of ABKCO!
(1994 Strawberry Records : STR 001)

Studio Soundboard Recordings
Encoded: 320 Kbps MP3

Acoustic version of 'All Things Must Pass' album.
Demos mostly; a very enjoyable set because of the quality.

https://www.discogs.com/release/1091016-George-Harrison-Beware-Of-Abkco
https://www.beatlesbible.com/people/george-harrison/songs/beware-of-darkness/

Track List: (Artwork Included)
01 Run Of The Mill (Acoustic Version)
02 Art Of Dying (Acoustic Version)
03 Everybody, Nobody (Acoustic Version)
04 Wah-Wah
05 Window, Window (Acoustic Version)
06 Beautiful Girl (Acoustic Version)
07 Beware Of Darkness (Acoustic Version)
08 Let It Down (Acoustic Version)
09 Tell Me What Has Happened To You (Acoustic Version)
10 Hear Me Lord
11 Nowhere To Go
12 Cosmic Empire (Acoustic Version)
13 Mother Divine (Acoustic Version)
14 I Don't Wanna Do It (Acoustic Version)
15 If Not For You (Acoustic Version)

It really doesn't get any better than this. When George Harrison entered the studio in 1970 with **[Phil Spector], he had an enormous amount of material that he could not squeeze on to the Beatles albums. When one looks at this body of work, it is easier to understand why the group needed to break up. For those that have listened to numerous bootleg sessions from 1969 of George being needled by John and Paul for playing the song All things must Pass to them, then one can clearly see why George needed a break.
His three album release in 1970 is by far his most ambitious and enjoyable. Many would argue that it is the best solo effort of all for members since the split. Although arguable, nevertheless, most agree All things must Pass is a pop rock classic. (...More)
**[Phil Spector] isn't only locked up in jail for killing that woman, oh no... he's got time for wearing that ratty-ass bleached Paul Stanley wig. just sayin'.