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3 August 2012
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My favourite George songs by the Beatles at this very moment are:
Run Of The MillIt’s All Too MuchSalad of Sir Frankie CrispYou Like Me Too MuchThis Guitar Can’t Keep from CryingNot Guilty (Anthology version)
Of course there are other great ones like WMGGW and Something and Don’t Bother Me and Think For Yourself and For You Blue and I’m Happy Just To Dance With You and Old Brown Shoe and I Want To Tell You and Love You To and I Need You …
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17 January 2016
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I made a Spotify playlist for him of my favorites:
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5.55pm
12 November 2015
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I think I may have just discovered one of my new favorite Harrisongs actually, though my pick may surprise you.
It’s actually I Don’t Care Anymore. Ya know, the extremely obscure b-side from the Dark Horse sessions? I’m not exactly sure why I love it so much, and it’ll probably never top my all-time favorites (Isn’t It A Pity , Hear Me Lord , Here Comes The Sun , The Light That Has Lighted The World, All Things Must Pass ), but that particular song has just really grown on me lately. I think the reason why is… well, just how much George doesn’t care. I mean he literally says “come on everybody, we’ve got a b-side to make, so let’s just get right to it” at the beginning of the song. Also, Dark Horse is an album about change and loss, and I always listen to I Don’t Care Anymore right after the album’s done, and it’s pretty effective.
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12.56pm
3 August 2012
Offline I actually quite enjoy that song too. It could be better produced but then again, that would defeat the object of a song where George doesn’t care anymore!
Apart from the incredibly annoying Jew’s harp part played in the background.
More Jew’s harp in the ‘phones – No thanks George, it’s fine without.
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1.35pm
27 April 2015
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1.43pm
12 November 2015
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More Jew’s harp in the ‘phones – No thanks George, it’s fine without.
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Actually, I read somewhere that he overdubbed the Jew’s harp (or jaw harp, whatever you wanna call it) part later, so I think he’s saying “more juice in the ‘phones”. ‘Juice’ as in electricity, not fruit. I could be wrong of course, but that’s what it sounds like to me.
Anyway, I’ve been listening to the unreleased track Window Window quite a lot lately. Very Dylan!
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2.24pm
3 August 2012
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Actually, I read somewhere that he overdubbed the Jew’s harp (or jaw harp, whatever you wanna call it) part later, so I think he’s saying “more juice in the ‘phones”. ‘Juice’ as in electricity, not fruit. I could be wrong of course, but that’s what it sounds like to me.
Anyway, I’ve been listening to the unreleased track Window Window quite a lot lately. Very Dylan!
Your theory makes much more sense but I can definitely make out the word ‘harp’, so who knows? Maybe he said it in anticipation of overdubbing the Jew’s harp?
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6.48pm
12 November 2015
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That may be so. Maybe it’s one of those studio mysteries that we’ll never know for sure. Like how nobody knows for sure how John Bonham did the percussion in Ramble On.
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3.53pm
4 July 2016
Offline My favorite George Harrison songs are Savoy Truffle Living In The Material World All Those Years Ago When We Was Fab My Sweet Lord
4.12pm
11 April 2016
Offline It’s way too difficult to choose just one, but I really like Gopala Krishna, Far East Man, It Is “He” (Jai Sri Krishna), Woman Don’t You Cry for Me, Dear One, Learning How to Love You, See Yourself, Beautiful Girl, This Song, Crackerbox Palace, I’d Have You Anytime , Here Comes the Moon…..
…..I should stop before I name every single Harrisong that I’ve ever heard in my life.
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…..I should stop before I name every single Harrisong that I’ve ever heard in my life.
That
My top five ten fifteen twenty…. I dunno… currently consists of ‘Long, Long, Long ,’ ‘Something ‘, ‘Here Comes The Sun ‘, ‘I’d Have You Anytime ‘, ‘What Is Life ‘, ‘Run Of The Mill ‘, ‘All Things Must Pass ‘, ‘Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)’, ‘Miss O’Dell’, ‘Beautiful Girl’, ‘Blow Away’, ‘Your Love Is Forever’, ‘That’s The Way It Goes’, ‘This Is Love’, ‘Cheer Down’, ‘Any Road’, and last but not least, ‘Marwa Blues’.
Oh dear… 
I guess my top five would be ‘Here Comes The Sun ‘, ‘What Is Life ‘, ‘All Things Must Pass ‘, ‘Blow Away’, ‘This Is Love’, and ‘Marwa Blues’.
Damn! That’s six! 
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7.18pm
14 November 2017
Offline Within You Without You or While My Guitar Gently Weeps . Oh, and My Sweet Lord . Then there’s Something . Love You To . There’s so many.
Damn he was brilliant wasn’t he? Criminally underrated musician
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10.46pm
18 December 2017
Offline I’d have to say Within You Without You is my favourite. (I have an unhealthy obsession with sitars) But I also love While My Guitar Gently Weeps , Long Long Long, Don’t Bother Me , I Me Mine , Wah Wah , Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth), My Sweet Lord , oh I think I love all of them. Never mind.
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5.55am
26 January 2017
Offline My favourite George songs include Here Comes The Sun , While My Guitar Gently Weeps , Something , Long Long Long, I Me Mine , It’s All Too Much , Think For Yourself , Love You To , Taxman , I Want To Tell You , Don’t Bother Me , Within You Without You , Blue Jay Way , Savoy Truffle , If I Needed Someone and I Need You . Damn, he wrote a lot of good songs.
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I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
10.28am
10 April 2017
Offline I do love Long, Long, Long . Disappointing that it never seems to get much recognition. It’s easily one of my favourites on the White Album .
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11.51am
26 January 2017
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I do love Long, Long, Long . Disappointing that it never seems to get much recognition. It’s easily one of my favourites on the White Album .
Agreed. It is stunning. The drums are like a sequel to A Day In The Life and the production is perfect.
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I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
11.54am
26 January 2017
Online Dark Sweet Lady and Your Love Is Forever capture the essence of George in my opinion. Such a sweet and gentle somgwriter. He could depict love like no other
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12.00pm
9 March 2017
Offline This is easy, While My Guitar Gently Weeps is hands down my favorite Harrisong (and is probably my favorite Beatles song as well). Other ones that i really like include Something , Here Comes The Sun , and Think For Yourself . My least favorite one is probably You Like Me Too Much .
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11.01am
1 January 2017
Offline I would say The Inner Light is my favourite George song from his Beatle years (followed by Old Brown Shoe and Taxman ). A while back it was I Want To Tell You , but admittedly, I’m a bit bored with that song now. My favourite George song from his solo years is What Is Life (followed by Blow Away and It Is He (Jai Sri Krishna))
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SgtPeppersBulldog said
I would say The Inner Light is my favourite George song from his Beatle years (followed by Old Brown Shoe and Taxman ). A while back it was I Want To Tell You , but admittedly, I’m a bit bored with that song now. My favourite George song from his solo years is What Is Life (followed by Blow Away and It Is He (Jai Sri Krishna))
That song will forever remind me of the Harrisonette. 
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