Solo Work: 1968–1987
Before the Beatles split up in 1970, Harrison had already recorded and released two solo albums, Wonderwall Music and Electronic Sound. These albums were mainly instrumental. Wonderwall Music was a soundtrack to the Wonderwall film in which Harrison blended Indian and Western sounds; while Electronic Sound was an experiment in using a Moog synthesizer. It was only when Harrison was free from the Beatles that he released what is regarded as his first solo album, the commercially successful and critically acclaimed All Things Must Pass.
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