The tracklisting for the forthcoming George Harrison album `Let It Roll` has been released but there are some glaring omissions.
The albums ‘Thirty Three and a Third’ (This Song, Crackerbox Palace), ‘Dark Horse’ (Ding Dong), ‘Extra Texture’ (You, This Guitar) and ‘Gone Troppo’ (Dream Away) don’t rate a mention, basically eliminating an reference to his works from 1974-1979 and 1982.The album also ignores the Traveling Wilburys era, one of the most important pieces of the George Harrison history.
Maybe a two disc version should have been produced to recognize the remarkable, yet other under-rated talent of Beatle George.
Harrison’s experimental albums ‘Wonderwall Music’ and ‘Electronic Sound’ from ’68 and ’69 are not included either, but we’ll let them get away with that decision.
The tracklisting for Let It Roll, due in June is:
* Got My Mind Set On You (from Cloud Nine, 1987)
* Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) (from Living In The Material World, 1972)
* The Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) (from All Things Must Pass, 1970)
* My Sweet Lord (from All Things Must Pass, 1970)
* While My Guitar Gently Weeps (from Concert For Bangladesh Soundtrack, 1971)
* All Things Must Pass (from All Things Must Pass, 1970)
* Any Road (from Brainwashed, 2002)
* This Is Love (from Cloud Nine, 1987)
* All Those Years Ago (from Somewhere In England, 1981)
* Marwa Blues (from Brainwashed, 2002)
* What Is Life (from All Things Must Pass, 1970)
* Rising Sun (from Brainwashed, 2002)
* When We Was Fab (from Cloud Nine, 1987)
* Something (from Concert For Bangladesh Soundtrack, 1971)
* Blow Away (from George Harrison, 1979)
* Cheer Down (from Lethal Weapon 2)
* Here Comes The Sun (from Concert For Bangladesh Soundtrack, 1971)
* I Don't Want To Do It (from Porkys Revenge soundtrack, 1984)
* Isn't It A Pity (from All Things Must Pass, 1970)
