Is all things must pass the best solo Beatles album?

Though Paul McCartney’s 1973 album Band On The Run and 1970’s John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band run it close, All Things Must Pass arguably stands as the best Beatles solo album. In its vinyl incarnation, its 28 tracks – which include four instrumental cuts, known as the Apple Jam – span three discs.

Was All Things Must Pass rejected by the Beatles?

Of course, the most famous song to be rejected by the band was the title track of Harrison’s solo LP All Things Must Pass. The duo, perhaps preoccupied or perhaps not ready to let Harrison into the fold properly, scoffed at the song when it was performed for them by the guitarist during the Let It Be sessions.

Did Bobby Whitlock play on All Things Must Pass?

George Harrison ‘All Thing Must Pass’ keyboard player Bobby Whitlock has slammed the Harrison Estate for the release of an over-priced, awfully remixed 50th anniversary edition of George’s iconic album. Whitlock began his career with Sam & Dave, then Booker T & The MG’s.

What musicians played on All Things Must Pass album?

Co-produced by Harrison and Phil Spector, many musicians contributed to the album, including Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Pete Drake, Gary Wright, Klaus Voormann, members of Badfinger, players from Delaney and Bonnie band, and John Barham.

What songs did Ringo play on All Things Must Pass?

All Things Must Pass

• “My Sweet Lord” / “Isn’t It a Pity” Released: 23 November 1970 (US)
• “My Sweet Lord” Released: 15 January 1971 (UK)
• “What Is Life” Released: 15 February 1971 (US)

Who engineered all things must pass?

The recording engineer was Phil McDonald, with Leckie as his tape operator. Spector recorded most of the backing tracks live, in some cases featuring multiple drummers and keyboard players, and as many as five rhythm guitarists.

Who remixed All Things Must Pass?

But it quickly came to sound overcooked and mushy; Harrison himself thought so, and floated the idea of remixing it shortly before his death in 2001. The first two discs of the reissue are a remix by Paul Hicks overseen by Dhani Harrison, George’s son.

Has All Things Must Pass been remixed?

Equally fascinating, the core All Things Must Pass has been subtly remixed — both to bring added sonic clarity to Spector’s lovingly dense and echo-heavy arrangements and to adhere to Harrison’s own wishes before his death in 2001.