George Harrison-"All Things Must Pass" (1970)

 "All Things Must Pass" was George Harrison's first album after the dissolution of The Beatles, although it was not his first solo work since while he belonged to the fab four he had published two short-lived works "Wonderwall Music" (1968) and "Electronic Sound" (1969), both quite far from his style, basically experimental records that went quite unnoticed.
"All Things Must Pass" is not only an ambitious album (triple vinyl) but also his masterpiece as a musician, where most of the songs contained here are discards that were never public with the Liverpoool band.
Agglutinated in the same album and with the impeccable production work of Phil Spector, it is a magical album of great songs, where the masterful "My Sweet lord", "Isn´t It A Pirty" or "What Is life" stand out, but that they are only part of a sensational job where none of the pieces fit here are left over.