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  • “All Things Must Pass” (George Harrison Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Tuesday, May 27th, 2008

    By Jim Fusco:

    Hello everyone and welcome to my first installment of “Title Track Week” here at The Laptop Sessions! Chris and Jeff have already put forth two strong efforts, so I had to follow suit. I have such a list of songs to add to the Sessions, but I can’t seem to sit myself down to do a few lately. Don’t have much choice come Friday!

    Tonight, I bring you the title track of the most successful post-Beatles solo album from one of the group’s members: “All Things Must Pass”. This is a great album, of course, and expect to hear many songs from this one in the future.

    This is a great song that has a very insightful message, especially considering that George is now passed. We actually played this song in tribute to him on one of our radio shows over at WCJM.com Free Internet Radio.

    This video was done a bit differently- I used my new ZOOM H2 microphone, which is really awesome, to record the audio. It came out great, but unfortunately became kind of a big project because the H2 wouldn’t properly connect to my Macbook. I hoped to do all of my Sessions with this microphone from now on, but the Mac doesn’t give the option to use the internal camera’s video and the ZOOM’s audio. Of course, you know I’ll keep trying to find a solution…

    I hope you enjoy today’s Session and come back to http://LaptopSessions.com tomorrow for another great “Original Wednesday” video from Chris Moore!

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    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 4″:



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  • “This Is Love” (George Harrison Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

    By Jim Fusco:

    Hello all, and welcome to another edition of the Laptop Sessions! I hope you’ll check out the blog at http://laptopsessions.com to see all the updates we’ve been doing- all new site designs and now I’m even featured as a link on Brian Wilson’s Official Website!! Does it get any better than that?!?!

    Now, on to today’s Session. This one is from one of my favorite albums ever- “Cloud 9″ by George Harrison. I think I’ve mentioned it before, but something about the albums from this late-80s period is just so great to me. It’s probably because I grew up listening to them and it’s nice to think of a time I was alive AND people like George Harrison were still really popular.

    This song, “This Is Love”, is a classic. It’s got that unmistakable George Harrison sound. If you don’t know it, get ready to have a new favorite song, because this song has a great melody and, of course, great chords and style- George all the way!

    Enjoy this Session and stay tuned for Chris’ Original Wednesday tomorrow!

    Download a FREE mp3 of this song at the Fusco-Moore Store by
    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 2″:



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  • “Rocking Chair in Hawaii” (George Harrison Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

    By Chris Moore:

    My first official laptop session of the new year! I’ve been listening to 1970’s George Harrison this week–Thirty Three and a Third and George Harrison–but I was reminded today of this track off of his 2001 posthumous release Brainwashed. It’s such a simple song, but it was easy to learn and fun to play, so here it is!

    Download a FREE mp3 of this song at the Fusco-Moore Store by
    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 5″:

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  • “When We Was Fab” (A George Harrison Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Thursday, November 1st, 2007

    By Jeff Copperthite:

    I’m proud to bring you another installment of The Laptop Sessions, and I also want to show my classic rock side as well.

    Today’s installment is from George Harrison, who coincidentally Jim did a song from yesterday. This is one of his more known songs. The double meaning in this song is a terrific one that any Beatles fan will tell you about.

    This song is tough to play on acoustic – let alone sing along to as well. Hopefully you will enjoy my effort.

    Stay tuned for more Laptop Sessions, and thank you to all that have commented or watched our previous installments. There will be more no doubt!

     

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George Harrison Acoustic Rock Cover Songs and Free mp3 Downloads

Famously the George in John, Paul, George, and Ringo (aka the Beatles), Harrison had a successful solo career of his own after the dissolution of the Fab Four. He began with a trendsetting benefit concert known as the Concert for Bangladesh. The first new music recordings of his solo career were on the double album All Things Must Pass. He went on to record much new music, taking a long break from the recording scene until 2001 when he worked on his final album, Brainwashed, which was released posthumously. Harrison’s acoustic music was distinctive, as was his guitar soloing. He brought a new soul and spiritual philosophy to new rock music, sharing his thoughts and observations through his songwriting. The songwriters of the Laptop Sessions have each recorded a song from his impressive catalog and there will be many more to come.