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12.03am
28 July 2014
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Hi! I agree with @thewordislove94 , I only sleeping has a wonderful riff, I can spend hours analyzing it! But I must say, the riff And I love her, gave a new face to the music, and fit perfectly! George once again overcame his musical ability. I would also cite the soil that George did in Mr. Moonlight, that George Martin chose to replace it. Particularly, I prefer this other version
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10.57pm
6 September 2014
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3 June 2014
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^ I’m happy to see Old Brown Shoe in that list. 
I know this thread is for Beatles guitar solos, but I don’t know why How Do You Sleep? is left off of the list above.
I’d have to say my personal favorite is Old Brown Shoe (hence my happy reaction to its inclusion on the list above.) Honorable mention for Let It Be and Something .
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2.32am
28 March 2014
Offline Not sure if it’s John or George, but that high treble guitar solo @ the 48 second mark in Nowhere Man is just *** awesome!
Also the intro to I Me Mine with the Organ is very nice! 
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3.58am
5 June 2012
Offline If I Needed Someone is really pleasant on the ears, Fixing A Hole is badass, and I love how filthy One After 909 sounds. As for The Night Before , which someone accredited to Paul upthread, I’m pretty sure that was played by both George and Paul, an octave apart, unless it’s since been debunked. Absolutely love that solo, so quirky sounding. Anyone want to guess who played the squeaky part and who played the bass-y part on that?
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9.05am
23 July 2016
Offline Ahh, George Harrison , the 2nd most underrated guitarist of all time (next to Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath). I love how his guitar playing and I will gladly give out 1 per album of my favorites.
Please Please Me : I Saw Her Standing There (NOTE: this is my least favorite album by them (which isn’t saying much) and I don’t listen to it that much)
With The Beatles : Till There Was You
A Hard Day’s Night : Can’t Buy Me Love (the first solo I ever learned)
Beatles For Sale : Baby’s In Black
Help !: You’re Going To Lose That Girl
Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band: Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (outro, there aren’t a lot of solos on Beatles For Sale –Magical Mystery Tour and if there is, there mostly done by Paul)
Magical Mystery Tour : All You Need Is Love
The Beatles: Dear Prudence (outro)
Yellow Submarine : It’s All Too Much (not sure whether it was Paul or George on this one)
Honorable Mention: The End
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9.44am
18 May 2016
Offline They’re are good. I wonder if someone made a YouTube video of every single one, back to back.
7.49pm
26 January 2017
Offline The Let It Be could stand as its own song. Its such a beautiful melody. George knew that he didn’t need to shred to get the job done.
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15 February 2015
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Everything on Abbey Road , pretty much — though the very top two fro that album would come down to Something and Octopus’s Garden . Also of note are Can’t Buy Me Love , Drive My Car , Nowhere Man , Hey Bulldog *… 
George was an excellent melodic soloist.
*There is dispute over whether this solo was played by George, John, Paul, Brian Epstein’s ghost, the Eighteenth Beatle… I don’t know, but it’s a brilliant solo.
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3.03am
15 May 2014
Offline Sorry, his best solo ever belongs to his solo album George Harrison ; the song is Blow Away. But if it has to be with The Beatles the, uhm, probably Something .
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9.27am
26 January 2017
Offline The Carry That Weight Solo is another one that sticks out to me.
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10.17am
24 March 2014
Offline Please plase me album: “I Saw Her Standing There ” , all his work in that song is amazing, though
With the beatles: “All My Loving “
A Hard Day’s Night : “Can’t by me love”
Beatles For Sale : “Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby “
Help : “The night before”
Rubber Soul : “What goes on”
Revolver : “I’m Only Sleeping “
Sgt. Peppers…: “Fixing A Hole “
Abbey Road : “Something “
Let it be: “Let it be”
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10.24am
23 July 2016
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Wrong album @Shamrock Womlbs
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10.29am
24 March 2014
Offline HMBeatlesfan said
Shamrock Womlbs said
Beatles For Sale : “Roll Over Beethoven “
Wrong album @Shamrock Womlbs
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10.49am
17 January 2016
Offline Does “all of them!” count?
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3.50pm
9 March 2017
Offline I thought’d i’d do a redo on my old list that i did as HMBeatlesfan.
Please Please Me (1963):
Other George solos on this album:
Twist And Shout (with John)
With The Beatles (1963):
Other George solos on this album:
Roll Over Beethoven (2 solos)
A Hard Day’s Night (1964):
Other George solos on this album:
Beatles For Sale (1964):
Other George solos on this album:
Kansas City /Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey
I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
Everybody’s Trying To Be My Baby (2 solos)
Help ! (1965):
You’re Going To Lose That Girl
Other George solos on this album:
The Night Before (with Paul)
I’ve Just Seen A Face (main)
Rubber Soul (1965):
Other George solos on this album:
Nowhere Man (with John)
Girl
Revolver (1966):
Other George solos on this album:
And Your Bird Can Sing (2 solos with Paul)
Got To Get You Into My Life (with Paul)
Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967):
Other George solo on this album:
Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
The Beatles (1968):
Other George solos on this album:
Yer Blues (with John)
Abbey Road (1969):
Other George solos on this album:
Come Together (2 solos)
Octopus’s Garden (3 solos)
I Want You (She’s So Heavy) (intro)
You Never Give Me Your Money (2 solos)
The End (2 solos, solo 1 with Paul and John)
Let It Be (1970):
Other George solos on this album:
Non-album:
Other non-album George solos:
Long Tall Sally (#2)
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6.17pm
1 January 2017
Offline I love all of George’s solo’s on the AHDN album, especially the solo from Can’t Buy Me Love . The perfect followup to Paul’s manic scream! 
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9.52am
19 January 2017
Offline I think Something is probably my favourite because it’s soulful.
I’m Only Sleeping might be second though. Sounds awesome and it was very innovative.
Pretty much all of his solos are great.
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