Thirty Three & 1/3 [Bonus Tracks] George Harrison

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CD - Remastered / Bonus Tracks

  • Release Date: 02/24/2004
  • Original Release: 1976
  • Sales Rank: 11,357
  • Label: CAPITOL
  • UPC: 724359408620

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Thirty Three & 1/3 [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENWoman Don't You Cry for Me 3:20
2LISTENDear One 5:07
3LISTENBeautiful Girl 3:42
4LISTENThis Song 4:14
5LISTENSee Yourself 2:51
6LISTENIt's What You Value 5:08
7LISTENTrue Love 2:44
8LISTENPure Smokey 3:55
9LISTENCrackerbox Palace 3:58
10LISTENLearning How to Love You 4:14
11LISTENTears of the World 4:03

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Having suffered the humiliation of being sued successfully over "My Sweet Lord," George Harrison turned the ordeal into music, writing "This Song," a Top 25 hit. Even better was "Crackerbox Palace," which would have fit in nicely on any Beatles album. The rest was slight, although Harrison covering Cole Porter's "True Love" is an interesting idea. This was Harrison's first album on his Dark Horse custom label, formed after the completion of his contract with EMI/Capitol in June 1976 and initially distributed by A&M. [Thirty Three & 1/3 was reissued in 2004 with "Tears of the World" as a bonus track.] William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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June 09, 2004: I can't believe my mind. George Harrison's estate finally released all the Warner Bros. albums, which were sought after Beatles fans. But in addition, the albums get the treatment that they deserve! First about the album: It's hard to believe that it took a triple album (All Things Must Pass) to prove that George Harrison had talent. But his talent slipped on subsequent albums, including the snooze-inducing Dark Horse. Despite illness and legal problems in 1976, Harrison picks up the reins and churns out of the finest albums of the 70's. Nearly every song is a masterpiece, and features good workmanship from David Foster, Emil Richards and Tom Scott (as well as a falsetto voice from Eric Idle). 33&1/3 is an absolutely lovely album that is probably good to play any time you are in a good mood. Now about the CD itself: Each of the Dark Horse albums were remastered to perfection. The booklets feature all the original artwork, as well as extra liner notes, lyrics and beautiful printing. The bonus tracks also make the CDs worthwhile purchasing. There's only one drawback: each CD is mastered with Capitol/EMI's new system of copy protection. I'm not one to copy CDs, because I think it steals more from the fun of collecting than it does from the artists itself. But if you have an mp3 player, don't worry. You can still rip the tracks onto your mp3 player, if you insert the disc in your CD burner (if you have one). All of this adds to a great album and a great reissue! Beatles fans, don't miss this one!