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Wonderwall Music

George Harrison · 1968

45 min · 19 tracks · folk rock · psychedelic rock · beat music

An eclectic blend of world music influences and experimental soundscapes reflecting Harrison's spiritual journey.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • wave-like pacing with peaks
  • spiritual exploration through sound
  • short tracks for varied moods
  • background warmth for relaxation

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking traditional song structures
  • prefer immediate gratification

Where this album fits

Themes
Indian spirituality· experimental soundscapes· East-West fusion
Career context
Released in November 1968, 'Wonderwall Music' marks George Harrison's first solo album outside The Beatles. This project emerged during a period when Harrison was exploring Indian music and spirituality, laying the groundwork for his later solo works.
Stylistic neighbors
Jeff Lynne· David Crosby· Nick Drake
Sounds like this from elsewhere
A Love Supreme by John Coltrane — Explores spiritual themes through innovative jazz, blending improvisation with a transcendent sound.
Sunshine Superman by Donovan — Merges folk rock with psychedelic elements and mystical lyrics, echoing Harrison's experimental spirit.
The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter by The Incredible String Band — Combines folk with world music influences and surreal storytelling, resonating with the eclecticism of Harrison's work.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Microbes 3:44
  • 2 Red Lady Too 1:57
  • 3 Tabla and Pakavaj 1:05
  • 4 In the Park 4:10
  • 5 Drilling a Home 3:07
  • 6 Guru Vandana 1:07
  • 7 Greasy Legs 1:27
  • 8 Ski‐ing 1:50
  • 9 Gat Kirwani 1:15
  • 10 Dream Scene 5:30
  • 11 Party Seacombe 4:35
  • 12 Love Scene 4:17
  • 13 Crying 1:19
  • 14 Cowboy Music 1:30
  • 15 Fantasy Sequins 1:51
  • 16 On the Bed 2:23
  • 17 Glass Box 1:07
  • 18 Wonderwall to Be Here 1:27
  • 19 Singing Om 1:53

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