George Harrison - Somewhere In England

180-gram vinyl

This is Somewhere In England, by George Harrison, his ninth studo albu, released in 1981. The album had a troubled birth, for when Harrison originally submitted it for release in November 1980, Warner Bros. rejected it, claiming that four songs — "Flying Hour," "Lay His Head," "Sat Singing," and "Tears of the World" (once available on the bootleg "Ohnothimagen") — were not worthy of being issued. Harrison was forced to go back into the studio to cut four new tunes, delivering a bitterly barbed thrust at his record label in "Blood from a Clone" (which they did release) and a tune originally meant for Ringo Starr but rewritten as a remembrance after John Lennon's assassination ("All Those Years Ago"), as well as "Teardrops" and "That Which I Have Lost."

Side 1

Blood From A Clone

Unconsciousness Rules

Life Itself

All Those Years Ago

Baltimore Oriole

Side 2

Teardrops

That Which I Have Lost

Writing's On The Wall

Hong Kong Blues

Save The World

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