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6 days ago · Living in the Material World is the fourth studio album by the English musician George Harrison, released in 1973 on Apple Records. As the follow-up to 1970's critically acclaimed All Things Must Pass and his pioneering charity project, the Concert for Bangladesh , it was among the most highly anticipated releases of that year.
3 days ago · Found on George Harrison’s second solo album, Living in the Material World, “Be Here Now” borrowed its title and concept from the 1971 book of that name by Baba Ram Dass (né Richard Alpert), one of the “bibles” of the Sixties counterculture.
3 days ago · Lovingly overseen by Dhani and Olivia Harrison, Living in the Material World has now been completely remixed from the original tapes for a stunning suite of 50th anniversary releases. Remixed by 3x GRAMMY® Award-winning engineer Paul Hicks, the new mix elevates the album with a sonic upgrade, delivering a sound that’s brighter, richer, and more dynamic than ever before.
5 days ago · BMG has announced a 50th-anniversary reissue of Living in the Material World, George Harrison‘s highly praised second solo album of original music following The Beatles‘ 1970 dissolution. The album, released in May 1973, resonated deeply with audiences and has become recognized amongst fans and critics alike as one of most poignant works of Harrison’s solo career.
3 days ago · George Harrison was far from the most outgoing musician by the late 1980s, but this album became the trigger for him to make his legendary supergroup.
6 days ago · George Harrison’s Living In The Material World will be reissued across a variety of formats to mark its 50th anniversary later this year. The late Beatle’s fourth studio album has been completely remixed from the original tapes by Paul Hicks and produced by Olivia and Dhani Harrison.
3 days ago · We have a long standing tradition that people of The Beatles extraction – John, George, Ringo and Paul – get a free pass when it comes to examining their Americana credentials. And so we bring you an alternate take of one of George’s best songs from the album ‘Living In The Material World.’
