US EditionOn This Day in 1970, George Harrison Recorded His Landmark Album "All Things Must Pass"—It Produced His Biggest Hit in 15 Countries
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On This Day in 1970, George Harrison Recorded His Landmark Album "All Things Must Pass"—It Produced His Biggest Hit in 15 Countries
A New Chapter Begins On May 26, 1970, George Harrison stepped into Studio Three at EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London, to start recording his third solo album, All Things Must Pass. This marked his first major project after The Beatles’ breakup. Harrison was joined by drummer Ringo Starr and bassist Klaus Voormann. Together, they recorded […]
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