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George Harrison

Wonderwall Music

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Personnel

Bob Gill - Artwork [Cover]
Philip Rogers - Bass
George Harrison - Composed By, Written By, Arranged By, Producer
Alan Aldridge - Design [Sleeve]
Bob Gill - Design [Sleeve]
John Kelly - Design [Sleeve]
Roy Dyke - Drums
Joe Massot - Film Director [Directed By]
Andrew Braunsberg - Film Producer [Produced By]
S.R. Kenkari - Flute
Colin Manley - Guitar
Eric Clapton - Guitar
Tommy Reilly - Harmonica
Rij Ram Desad - Harmonium, Tabla [Tabla-tarang]
Jack MacGowran - Performer [Starring]
Jane Birkin - Performer [Starring]
Astrid Kemp - Photography By [Photo]
Tony Ashton - Piano [Jangle], Organ

Videos

G. HARRISON - WONDERWALL. LP (FULL ALBUM )

Microbes

Red Lady Too

Tabla And Pakavaj

In The Park

Drilling A Home

Guru Vandana

Greasy Legs

Ski-ing

Gat Kirwani

Party Seacombe

Love Scene

Crying

Dream Scene

Cowboy Music

Fantasy Sequins

Glass Box

On The Bed

Wonderwall To Be Here

Singing Om

In The First Place (Bonus Track)

Almost Shankara (Bonus Track)

Notes

Soundtrack music for the film "Wonderwall" Recorded in England, and in India.1967/68 Eric Clapton is credited as Eddie Clayton for the track "Ski-ing" (US version only) This is the original US release (West coast version). Pressed by Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Los Angeles, Ca. (As indicated by an asterisk stamped in the runouit areas). The text arrangement on the labels is different from other similar versions. Some of the tracks have been combined into medleys with side 1 having five numbered tracks and side 2 having seven numbered tracks. On later versions there may be more than 12 total numbered tracks. Includes an insert with album credits and a photo on it. Errors: There are two known printing errors that exist for this version (LA) The first one is a typo error with a "3T" prefix printed on the spine, instead of "ST" The second error resulted from the raw card sleeves being improperly oriented when they were loaded onto the machine which is responsible for applying the graphic slicks to the card sleeves. This resulted in sleeves which had the disc opening on the left side of the sleeve instead of the standard right side..