November 27, 1970 –
George Harrison released All Things Must Pass, his first solo album after the breakup of The Beatles, on this date. The three-album set marked a significant artistic departure from the sound of the Beatles, reflecting Harrison’s deep spirituality and personal experiences. The album featured notable tracks like My Sweet Lord, which became a massive hit, as well as What Is Life, Isn’t It a Pity, and the title track All Things Must Pass.
Harrison was joined by an impressive lineup of musicians, including Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, and others. The album is especially famous for its lush production, which included the use of orchestration and large ensembles, making it one of the most ambitious and expansive rock albums of its time.
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