Video: 'George Harrison - An Alternate All Things Must Pass (album)' ('Run Of The Mill' at 29:56)
(Wednesday, July 1, 1970; during sessions for All Things Must Pass) — George Harrison today began recording “Run Of The Mill,” a remake of “Art of Dying,” “Down to the River” and a version of The Beatles’ “Get Back,” plus the jams “Thanks for the Pepperoni” and “I Remember Jeep,” for the triple-disc album All Things Must Pass, his first release as a solo artist following the break-up of The Beatles, today at EMI Studio 3 in London.
Video: 'George Harrison - Run Of The Mill (RS1 False Start/RS2)'
Take 61 of “Run Of The Mill” and take 26 of “Art of Dying” was treated with overdubs during additional sessions for the album, which continued through October 1970.
Video: 'Run Of The Mill (2014 Mix)'
Video: 'George Harrison - Art Of Dying (Take 26 RS1)'
Video: 'Art Of Dying (2014 Mix)'
“Down To The River” remained unused until he reworked it as “Rocking Chair in Hawaii” for his final studio album, the posthumously released Brainwashed (2002).
Video: 'George Harrison - Down To The River (RS1)'
“Get Back” was never officially released.
Video: 'George Harrison Get Back (1970)'
Video: 'Thanks For The Pepperoni (2014 Mix)'
Video: 'Plug Me In (2014 Mix)'
