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Excellent article on George Harrison.

I always thought that George's post-Beatle was the most interesting.

He organized the Concert for Bangladesh, thus ushering in the large benefit concerts like Live Aid.

He was at once a soloist and a great ensemble player (i.e. his collaborations with the Traveling Wilburys and his tour with Eric Clapton in Japan).

And he was the most talented of the four Beatles when it came to the medium of film, financing the right kinds of projects.

Finally, I just bought Brainwashed this past Saturday, and I concur; it is his finest album. (I especially like his take on "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.")

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