George Harrison Was Ultra-Confident By 'Abbey Road', Recalls Beatles Engineer
As the quiet Beatle, there’s no secret that George Harrison’s talent took some time to shine. But, as The Beatles came to an end, the time for Harrison to shine had arrived. And that was especially obvious by the time of ‘Abbey Road‘. A former Beatles Engineer confirms that by the end, Harrison had grown ‘ultra-confident’.
The other Beatles always ignored George
Despite growing as a musician, George Harrison had a hard time convincing John Lennon and Paul McCartney to include more of his tracks in their LPs. In the initial albums, he barely got one song, but as his talents blossomed, he was no longer content with just one or two songs in the album.
It was so tough for Harrison that even while recording Let It Be, he only got 4 minutes’ worth of material. George recorded songs like “All Things Must Pass,” “Let It Down,” and “Hear Me Lord“, but McCartney and Lennon ignored all three of them. Of course, these songs ended up becoming famous hits when Harrison released them in his solo albums.
Source:Ali Arslan Ahmed/ dankanator.com
