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Für Sonntag, 21 GEORGE HARRISON-Box THE APPLE YEARS Um zu bestellen, einfach Abbildung anklicken Abbildungen: Box; Kollage mit Box, Booklet und CDs. Freitag, 19. September 2014: Box (7 CDs & 1 DVD) GEORGE HARRISON - THE APPLE YEARS. 84,90 € inkl. Versand und gut verpackt Inhalt der Box: CD WONDERWALL MUSIC, CD ELECTRONIC SOUND, Doppel-CD ALL THINGS MUST PASS, CD LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD, CD DARK HORSE, CD EXTRA TEXTURE (READ ALL ABOUT IT), DVD, Booklet. Die CDs sind auch einzeln erhältlich jeweils mit den 20-Seiten-Booklet. Die DVD und das zusätzliche Büchlein gibt es nicht einzeln sondern nur in der Box. Freitag, 19. September 2014: CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet WONDERWALL MUSIC BY GEORGE HARRISON. Apple / Universal, Europa. Freitag, 1. November 1968: Vinyl-LP WONDERWALL MUSIC BY GEORGE HARRISON. Apple TCSAPCOR 1 (geplant STAP 1), Großbritannien. *Dezember 1967: EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, Großbritannien und **Dienstag, 9. - Montag, 15. Januar 1968: EMI Recording Studios, Universal Insurance Building, Phirozeshah Mehta Road, Fort, Bombay 400001, Indien: Track 1: Microbes (George Harrison) (3:39). Track 2: Red Lady Too (George Harrison) (1:53). Track 3: Table And Pakavaj (George Harrison) (1:04). Track 4: In The Park (George Harrison) (4:08). Track 5: Drilling A Home (George Harrison) (3:07). Track 6: Guru Vandana (George Harrison) (1:04). Track 7: Greasy Legs (George Harrison) (1:27). Track 8: Ski-ing And Gat Kirwani (George Harrison) (3:06). Track 9: Dream Scene (George Harrison) (5:27). Track 10: Party Seacombe (George Harrison) (4:34): Track 11: Love Scene (George Harrison) (4:16). Track 12: Crying (George Harrison) (1:14). Track 13: Cowboy Museum (George Harrison) (1:27). Track 14: Fantasy Sequins (George Harrison) (1:49). Track 15: Glass Box (George Harrison) (2:21). Track 16: On the Bed (George Harrison) (1:05). Track 17: Wonderwall To Be Here (George Harrison) (1:24). Track 18: Singing Om (George Harrison) (1:54). Gesamtzeit: 45:45 Bonustrack 19: REMO FOUR: In The First Place. Bonustrack 20: GEORGE HARRISON: The Inner Light. Bonustrack 21: Almost Shankara. Freitag, 19. September 2014: CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet ELECTRONIC SOUND. Apple / Universal, Europa. Freitag, 9. Mai 1969: Vinyl-LP ELECTRONIC SOUND: EMI Apple ZAPPLE 02, Großbritannien. Seite 1: Track 1: Februar 1969: Studio Friar Park, Henley-on-Themse, Esher, Großbritannien: Under The Mersey Wall (George Harrison) (18:39). Track 2: November 1968: Californien, USA: No Time Or Space (George Harrison) (25:07). Gesamtzeit 43:46 (keine Bonustracks.) Freitag, 19. September 2014: Doppel-CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet ALL THINGS MUST PASS. Apple / Universal, Europa. Montag, 30. November 1970: ALL THINGS MUST PASS als Vinyl-LP: EMI Apple STCH 639, England), CD 1: Track 1: I'd Have You Anytime (George Harrison / Bob Dylan) (2:57). Track 2: My Sweet Lord (George Harrison) (4:37). Track 3: Wah-Wah (George Harrison) (5:35). Track 4: Isn't It A Pity (version one) (George Harrison) (7:08). Track 5: What Is Life (George Harrison) (4:22). Track 6: If Not for You (Bob Dylan) (3:29). Track 7: Behind That Locked (George Harrison) (3:05). Track 8: Let It Down (George Harrison) (4:57). Track 9: Run Of The Mill (George Harrison) (2:51). Track 10: Beware Of Darkness (George Harrison) (3:48). Track 11: Apple Scruffs (George Harrison) (3:04). Track 12: Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) (George Harrison) (3:46). Track 13: Awaiting On You All (George Harrison) (2:45). Track 14: All Things Must Pass (George Harrison) (3:44). CD 2: Track 15: I Dig Love (George Harrison) (4:54). Track 15: Art Of Dying (George Harrison) (3:37). Track 16: Isn't It A Pity (version two) (George Harrison) (4:45). Track 17: Hear Me Lord (George Harrison) (5:48). Track 18: Out Of The Blue (George Harrison) (11:13). Track 19: It's Johnny's Birthday (George Harrison) (0:49). Track 20: Plug Me In (George Harrison) (3:18). Track 21: I Remember Jeep (George Harrison) (8:05). Track 21: Thanks For The Pepperoni (George Harrison) (43:32). Bonustrack 22: I Live For You. Bonustrack 23: Beware Of Darkness #2. Bonustrack 24: Let It Down #2. Bonustrack 25: What Is Life (#2). Freitag, 19. September 2014: CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD. Apple / Universal, Europa. Freitag, 22. Juni 1973: Vinyl-LP LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD. EMI Apple PAS 10006, Großbritannien. Januar - April 1973: Track 1: Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) (George Harrison) (3:32). Track 2: Sue Me Sue You Blues (George Harrison) (4:43). Track 3: The Light That Has Lighted The World (George Harrison) (3:28). Track 4: Don't Let Me Wait Too Long (George Harrison) (2:54). Track 5: Who Can See It (George Harrison) (3:49). Track 6: Living In The Material World (George Harrison) (5:27). Januar - April 1973: Track 7: The Lord Loves The One (That Loves The Lord) (George Harrison) (4:32). Track 8: Be Here Now (George Harrison) (4:07). Februar 1971 (Instrumente) und Januar bis April 1973 (Gesang): Track 9: Try Some Buy Some (George Harrison) (4:06). Januar - April 1973: Track 10: That Is All (George Harrison) (3:40). Bonustrack 11: Deep Blue. Bonustrack 12: Miss O'Dell. Freitag, 19. September 2014: CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet DARK HORSE. Apple / Universal, Europa. Freitag, 20. Dezember 1974 als Vinyl-LP: DARK HORSE EMI Apple PAS 10008, Großbritannien, Track 1: Hari's On Tour Express (George Harrison) (4:40). Track 2: So Sad (George Harrison) (4:56). Track 3: Bye Bye Love (Felice Bryant / Boudleaux Bryant (Parody lyrics added by George Harrison) (4:05). Track 4: Maya Love (George Harrison) (4:20). Track 5: Ding Dong. Dingo Dong (George Harrison) (3:39). Track 6: Dark Horse (George Harrison) (3:50). Track 7: Far East Man (George Harrison / Ron Wood) (5:47). Track 8: It Is "He" (Jai Sri Krishna) (George Harrison) (4:45). Bonustrack 9: Sound Stage Of Mind. Bonustrack 10: Dark Horse (demo). Bonustrack 11: I Don't Care Anymore. evtl. auch Bonustrack 12: I Don't Care Anymore #2). Freitag, 19. September 2014: CD (remastert) mit 20-Seiten-Booklet EXTRA TEXTURE (READ ALL ABOUT IT). Apple / Universal, Europa. Freitag, 3. Oktober 1975 als Vinyl-LP; EXTRA TEXURE (READ ALL ABOUT IT) EMI Apple PAS 10009, Großbritannien. Februar 1971 und Mai bis Juni 1975: Track 1: You (George Harrison) (3:40). Track 2: The Answer'Ss At The End (George Harrison) (5:30). Track 3: This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying) (George Harrison) (4:11). Track 4: Ooh Baby (You Know That I Love You) (George Harrison) (3:50). Track 5: World Of Stone (George Harrison) (4:46). Track 6: A Bit More Of You (George Harrison) (0:45). Track 7: Can't Stop Thinking About You (George Harrison) (4:30). Track 8: Tired Of Midnight Blue (George Harrison) (4:50). Track 9: Grey Cloudy Lies (George Harrison) (3:41). Track 10: His Name Is Legs (Ladies & Genlemen) (George Harrison) (5:45). Bonustrack 11: This Guitar Can't Keep From Crying. Bonustrack 12: Can't Stop Thinking About You. Bonustrack 13: RONNIE SPECTOR: You. DVD: Beinhaltet laut Information aus England "bisher unveröffentlichtes Videomaterial, das gewissenhaft von OLIVIA HARRISON durchgesehen wurde wie auch neue Fotos, die bisher nicht an die Öffentlichkeit gelangt sind." Nach der Box THE DARK HORSE YEARS 1976-1992 (Montag, 1. März 2004: 5 CDs, 1 Doppel-CD, 1 DVD) erscheint zehn Jahre später die Box THE APPLE YEARS mit sieben Alben aus den Jahren 1968 bis 1975. GEORGEs Sohn DHANI HARRISON veröffentlichte am Sonntag, 22. Juli 2014, auf Facebook: "Back to work ... Happy Monday to all the TWOs out there. If you look closely you may spot something PH and I have been working on for the past few months." ("Zurück an die Arbeit ... einen schönen Montag an all die TWOs da draußen. Wenn Ihr genau schaut, werdet Ihr etwas entdecken, an dem Paul Hicks und ich in den vergangenen Monaten gearbeitet haben.") Viele Grüße sendet Dir das Team vom Beatles Museum Stefan, Martin und Rainer PS: Wir freuen uns, wenn wir Dir auch die Box zuschicken dürfen. Bestellungen auch telefonisch möglich (Di. - So. tagsüber): 0345-2903900 Wenn Bestellwert 50 Euro und mehr, übernehmen wir die Portokosten Angebote freibleibend und so lange der Vorrat reicht. Fehler vorbehalten. Nun auch bequemes und sicheres Lastschriftverfahren in fast alle europäischen Ländern möglich. .
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