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Apr 24, 2025 1 hr 13 min

The Apple Years

from The Inner Light - A George Harrison Podcast Hosted by The Inner Light

Welcome to the Inner Light Podcast, where we hope to shed light on the lesser-known aspects of our favourite Beatle George Harrison, and delve into everything from his music to his extraordinary life. This episode is part 2 within a 2 part miniseries where we explore all mainline Beatles songs sung by Harrison. We will be spanning everything from his early forays into songwriting and cover material, to his lineage into ‘All Things Must Pass’. This episode focuses on ‘The Apple Years’ of The Beatles and his creative peak within the band. We will be spanning all mainline releases by Harrison chronologically picking up from where we left off in part 1 and jumping into ‘ The Beatles’ (The White Album) all the way to ‘Let It Be’. Apologies in advance for any audio glitches that occur within this episode. We hope to have these ironed out in the next but nevertheless enjoy and thank you all for the unprecedented support. It's been unreal. Media used/ referenced - Under fair use. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - The beatles This Song - George Harrison It’s All Too Much - The Beatles Something - The Beatles I Want You (She’s So Heavy) - The Beatles Here Comes The Sun - The Beatles For You Blue - The Beatles Something - George Harrison Live, 10th November 1974 at Long Beach Arena Our Instagrams: @theinnerlightpodcast @rubbersoph @harryfitz

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