I was fortunate to be in the right place to have the remnants of the Delaney and Bonnie band. I began recording just months after we had all finally decided to go our separate ways and I was looking forward to making the first solo album of ‘songs’ (as opposed to ‘Wonderwall’ and ‘Electronic Sound’ which were instrumental). Still, it was an important album for me and a timely vehicle for all the songs I’d been writing during the last period with The Beatles. It was difficult to resist re-mixing every track.Īll these years later I would like to liberate some of the songs from the big production that seemed appropriate at the time, but now seem a bit over the top with the reverb in the wall of sound. I still like the songs on the album and believe they can continue to outlive the style in which they were recorded. It’s been thirty years since ‘All Things Must Pass’ was recorded. All formats included a new remix by engineer Paul Hicks. The other formats were a super deluxe 8xLP box set super deluxe 5xCD and Blu-ray deluxe 5xLP deluxe 3xCD standard 3xLP an ‘E-Commerce exclusive’ 3xLP splatter vinyl box set and standard 2xCD. Completing the set, which retailed for £859.99/$999.98, were 1/6 scale replica figurines of Harrison and the gnomes featured on the cover. It included 70 tracks spread over eight vinyl LPs and five CDs, including 47 demo recordings, outtakes and studio jams a Blu-ray disc featuring hi-res stereo, 5.2 surround and Dolby Atmos audio mixes 96 page scrapbook containing lyrics, diary entries and notes a wooden bookmark from a Friar Park oak tree illustration print by Klaus Voormann a copy of Paramahansa Yogananda’s book Light from the Great Ones rudraksha beads and a replica of the original album poster. The most noteworthy format was the limited Uber Deluxe box set, housed in a bespoke wooden crate. All Things Must Pass was originally released on 27 November 1970, but the anniversary reissues were delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The new versions were released on 6 August 2021. In June 2021 eight different formats of a belated 50th anniversary reissue of All Things Must Pass were announced. The albums were remastered, and were also made available as high-definition digital downloads, mastered in 96kHz/24-bit from the original master tapes by Dhani Harrison. The packaging also contained a fold-out poster and lyric sheet, and Harrison’s words on the album from 2001.
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It contained six albums spread over seven compact discs, from Wonderwall Music to Extra Texture (Read All About It), plus a DVD and book.Īll Things Must Pass was spread over two discs, with the Apple Jam tracks following the amended running order of the 2001 version.
2014Ī box set, The Apple Years 1968–75, was released on 22 September 2014.
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A digitally-remastered 24-bit version was also made available to download from Harrison’s official website. 2010Īll Things Must Pass was reissued on 26 November 2010 for its 40th anniversary.ĮMI released a limited, numbered replica of the original vinyl box set, in its original running order. Harrison’s death on 29 November 2001 coincided with renewed interest in his back catalogue, with All Things Must Pass re-entering the album charts once more on both sides of the Atlantic. It entered the Billboard Top Pop Catalog Albums chart at number four, and topped its Internet Album Sales chart. The 2001 reissue of All Things Must Pass was a critical and commercial success. In the liner notes of the 2001 reissue, Harrison expressed a desire to remix the All Things Must Pass songs to remove some of Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound effects. Beginning with ‘It’s Johnny’s Birthday’, it continued with ‘Plug Me In’, ‘I Remember Jeep’, ‘Thanks For The Pepperoni’, and ending with ‘Out Of The Blue’. Harrison also changed the sequencing of the Apple Jam tracks to restore the order he had originally wanted. The trio also worked on Harrison’s posthumously-released Brainwashed around the same time ‘My Sweet Lord (2000)’ was recorded. The last bonus track was ‘My Sweet Lord (2000)’, a reworking of the song with new lead guitar, Indian drone, Harrison’s son Dhani on acoustic guitar, Sam Brown on backing vocals, and percussionist Ray Cooper on tambourine. There were also performances of ‘Beware Of Darkness’ and ‘Let It Down’, made for Phil Spector at Abbey Road in May 1970, and a remix of ‘What Is Life’. ‘I Live For You’ was previously unreleased, which had first emerged on bootlegs in 1999. Shortly before his death in 2001, Harrison oversaw a reissue of All Things Must Pass to belatedly mark the album’s 30th anniversary.
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