The best George Harrison albums

20 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.

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All Things Must Pass

  1. 1
    Dark Horse

    Dark Horse

    1974

    A blend of rock, folk, and Eastern influences that reflects introspection and spiritual exploration through lush arrangements.

  2. 2
    The Apple Years 1968–75

    The Apple Years 1968–75

    2014

    A reflective journey blending folk rock, spiritual themes, and experimental sounds that illuminate Harrison's artistic evolution.

  3. 3
    Early Takes: Volume 1

    Early Takes: Volume 1

    2012

    Intimate demos reveal George Harrison's songwriting process, blending folk influences with his signature spirituality and melodic sensibility.

  4. 4
    Wonderwall Music

    Wonderwall Music

    1968

    A meditative blend of world music influences and psychedelic soundscapes, weaving together Eastern instrumentation with Harrison's unique melodic sensibility.

  5. 5
    The Best of George Harrison

    The Best of George Harrison

    1976

    A rich tapestry of melodic craftsmanship intertwined with spiritual themes and intricate guitar work.

  6. 6
    Electronic Sound

    Electronic Sound

    1969

    A meditative exploration of electronic soundscapes layered with Harrison's signature melodic sensibility and experimental spirit.

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    Brainwashed

    Brainwashed

    2002

    A reflective blend of folk-infused melodies and introspective lyrics that encapsulate Harrison's spiritual journey.

  8. 8
    Somewhere in England

    Somewhere in England

    1981

    A reflective blend of folk rock and pop, marked by poignant lyrics and melodic explorations of personal and social themes.

  9. 9
    Gone Troppo

    Gone Troppo

    1982

    An eclectic blend of pop, rock, and world music that reflects a laid-back, tropical vibe infused with spiritual themes.

  10. 10
    Best of Dark Horse 1976–1989

    Best of Dark Horse 1976–1989

    1989

    A reflective compilation blending Harrison's soft rock melodies with introspective lyrics and a touch of whimsy.

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    Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison

    Let It Roll: Songs by George Harrison

    2009

    A reflective collection of George Harrison's melodic explorations, blending spiritual themes with heartfelt songwriting across decades.

  12. 12
    The Dark Horse Years 1976–1992

    The Dark Horse Years 1976–1992

    2004

    A reflective collection of melodic storytelling that traverses Harrison's spiritual and emotional landscapes across two decades.

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    Living in the Material World

    Living in the Material World

    1973

    A spiritual exploration wrapped in lush melodies and introspective lyrics, blending rock with Eastern influences.

  14. 14
    Thirty Three & 1/3

    Thirty Three & 1/3

    1976

    A warm blend of introspective lyrics and melodic hooks, reflecting a playful yet poignant exploration of love and self-worth.

  15. 15
    Live in Japan

    Live in Japan

    1992

    A vibrant blend of rock classics and heartfelt ballads, infused with Harrison's distinct spirituality and guitar prowess.

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    Extra Texture (Read All About It)

    Extra Texture (Read All About It)

    1975

    A reflective blend of soft rock and soulful balladry, layered with George Harrison's signature introspection and melodic guitar work.

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    Cloud Nine

    Cloud Nine

    1987

    A vibrant blend of pop rock and introspective lyrics that echoes Harrison's spiritual journey and newfound creative energy.

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    George Harrison

    George Harrison

    1979

    A blend of introspective melodies and lush arrangements, reflecting Harrison's spiritual journey and melodic craftsmanship.

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    All Things Must Pass

    All Things Must Pass

    1970

    A lush tapestry of spirituality and introspection woven with rich melodies and expansive instrumentation.

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    Beware of ABKCO!

    Beware of ABKCO!

    1994

    A reflective blend of acoustic simplicity and electric fervor, capturing the essence of Harrison's introspective songwriting.