Something strange starts to happen when you listen to American composer Morton Feldman's long, long – and I mean long – late chamber pieces.
It includes four songs from Mr. Harrison's critically acclaimed "All Things Must Pass," which he released after the breakup of the Beatles, and two of the songs he wrote for the band, "Long, Long, Long" and "Love You To".
The trip to India is famous today chiefly because of the music that came out of it; Lennon, McCartney and Harrison each produced many songs there, including Revolution, Back in the USSR, Long, Long, Long and Dear Prudence, inspired by Farrow's sister.
The sessions that were long could be long, long, long, and most of those older engineers preferred to work the standard three hour sessions of 10AM to 1PM, 2 30PM to 5 30PM, or 7PM to 10PM, strangely in sync with the pub hours of that time, which certainly didn't fit into the way The Beatles recorded at all.
Harrison's songwriting contributions to the album included "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", which featured Eric Clapton on lead guitar, "Piggies", "Long, Long, Long", and "Savoy Truffle".
The same theme of salvation through reconciliation with his deity is present in Harrison's 1968 song "Long, Long, Long" and would continue to feature throughout his solo career, in compositions such as "That Which I Have Lost" and "Heading for the Light".
We had very little money, and he was working long, long hours, and travelling a great deal.
He added: "It is a long, long season and there will be ups and downs.
"There has been a very good atmosphere here for a long, long time and it is getting better and better".
"Supporters come a long, long way and pay good money to watch and try to see their team win.
It is a long, long season and there will be plenty of ups and downs.
