The soundtrack to the film Wonderwall and the first solo album by a Beatle. Mostly instrumental, it mixes Indian classical players with Western rock and studio experiments.
An experimental record built entirely from the Moog synthesizer, released on Apple's Zapple label. Two long tracks with no songs in the usual sense.
His first full album after The Beatles, a triple set produced with Phil Spector and home to «My Sweet Lord» and «What Is Life». Widely seen as his finest work.
A quieter, openly spiritual album that reached number one in the United States. Its best-known song is «Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)».
Recorded during a difficult year and a strained American tour, when a throat infection left its mark on his voice. It also gave the name to his own label, Dark Horse Records.
His last album for Apple Records, warmer than before and touched by soul music. The single «You» was its high point.
The first album for his own Dark Horse Records, lighter and more polished, with «This Song» and «Crackerbox Palace».
A calm, contented self-titled album made after his marriage to Olivia. It carried the hits «Blow Away» and «Love Comes to Everyone».
The album that included «All Those Years Ago», his tribute to John Lennon. An earlier version had been turned down by the record company.
A light, easy-going record that came out with almost no promotion and sold poorly. Harrison then stepped back from music for several years.
A strong comeback made with Jeff Lynne, including the number-one «Got My Mind Set on You» and «When We Was Fab». It returned him to wide success.
His final album, left unfinished at his death in 2001 and completed by his son Dhani and Jeff Lynne. It was released the following year.