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How a song rejected three times by The Beatles became the emotional and musical centrepiece of George Harrison’s classic solo album All Things Must Pass

Friday December 12, 2025. 01:00 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

At one point Harrison considered offering the song to Frank Sinatra

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