

Editors’ Notes George Harrison’s gentle vocals, melancholic lyrics, and lilting slide guitars set a fully realized tone on his seventh solo album. It’s filled mostly with sweet pop that avoids the saccharine, with touching, world-weary introspections (“Beautiful Girl,” “Crackerbox Palace”) and beautifully redemptive experiences (“True Love” and the guitar-and-organ stunner “Dear One,” a tribute to meditation guru Paramahansa Yogananda). Elsewhere there’s crunching country-funk (“Woman Don’t You Cry”), swinging R&B-pop and satire (“This Song”), mid-’70s mellowness (“Pure Smokey”), and a true heart-melter (“Learning How to Love You”).
Woman Don't You Cry for Me
1
3:20
Dear One
2
5:07
Beautiful Girl
3
3:42
This Song
4
4:14
See Yourself
5
2:51
It's What You Value
6
5:08
True Love
7
2:44
Pure Smokey
8
3:55
Crackerbox Palace
9
3:58
Learning How to Love You
10
4:14
Tears of the World
11
4:03
Learning How to Love You (Early Mix)
12
4:13