The Beatles' George Harrison Charts His First No. 1 Rock Album 20 Years After His Death - Forbes

This week, as Billie Eilish rules the Billboard 200 once again with her sophomore set Happier Than Ever and Nas scores another top 10 title with his just-released effort King’s Disease II, one legendary musician finds himself back inside the highest tier on the tally long after his passing. Former Beatles member George Harrison returns to the top 10 on the all-genre ranking with his solo release All Things Must Pass, which reappears at No. 7. The set was re-released to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, and fans rushed to buy it on any of the many formats that were made available. The collector’s item has become a special win for the late superstar, and its success after so many years shows just how popular the musician remains to this day.

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