Poor song repertoire. Go hang!
Showing posts with label George Harrison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Harrison. Show all posts
August 25, 2012
George Harrison - Gone Troppo (Dark Horse, 1982)
June 09, 2012
George Harrison - Cloud Nine (Dark Horse, 1987)
April 14, 2012
George Harrison - Extra Texture (Apple, 1975)
George Harrison - Extra Texture (Read All About It)
Errant hero! Our dear ex-Beatle guitarist got lax.


Errant hero! Our dear ex-Beatle guitarist got lax.
February 02, 2012
George Harrison - Brainwashed (Capitol, 2002)
George Harrison - Brainwashed
G.H. dies. O, bring a narrow hearse!


Notes
G.H. dies. O, bring a narrow hearse!
Notes
- Harrison died during the recording of this album; it was completed and released posthumously.
- Alternative anagram: Harrowing saga: He dies. Reborn?
November 08, 2011
George Harrison - Living in the Material World (Apple, 1973)
George Harrison - Living in the Material World
G.H.'s wee error: "I grovel in thrall to Indian magi."

G.H.'s wee error: "I grovel in thrall to Indian magi."
October 21, 2011
George Harrison - Electronic Sound (Zapple, 1969)
George Harrison - Electronic Sound
He's recording noise! O, true clangor!


Notes
He's recording noise! O, true clangor!
Notes
- Alternative anagram: Or, "Ol' G.H. cuts a record in noise genre."
June 05, 2011
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (Apple, 1970)
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Mr. H plagiarises gals' song, then tours.
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Mr. H plagiarises gals' song, then tours.
Notes
- A judge ruled that George Harrison had "subconsciously" plagiarized the Chiffons' 1963 hit "He's So Fine" for his 1970 hit "My Sweet Lord."
- Harrison launched an ill-fated tour of North America in 1974, proving yet again that anagrams never lie.
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