George Harrison’s soundtrack album Wonderwall Music

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George Harrison’s soundtrack album "Wonderwall Music" is an experimental 1968 release blending Indian classical and Western psychedelic sounds, created as the score for the film "Wonderwall" and notable as the first solo album by a member of The Beatles.

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instanceOf film score
solo album
soundtrack album
artist George Harrison
associatedAct The Beatles
basedOn Wonderwall
chronology George Harrison solo albums
composer George Harrison
containsElement Indian classical instrumentation
Western psychedelic instrumentation
experimental sound collage
countryOfRelease United Kingdom
coverArtBy Bob Gill
featuresMusician Eric Clapton
Indian session musicians
Peter Tork
Ringo Starr
follows Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (as previous major Beatles-related release)
format LP record
genre Indian classical music
experimental music
film score
psychedelic rock
hasMedium compact disc
digital download
vinyl
isSoundtrackFor Wonderwall
language instrumental
notableFor first solo album by a member of The Beatles
precedes Electronic Sound
producer George Harrison
recordingLocation Abbey Road Studios, London
linked to: Abbey Road Studios

HMV Studios, Bombay
recordingPeriod 1967
1968
recordLabel Apple Records
reissue 1992 CD reissue
2014 Apple/Universal remaster
releaseDate 1968-11-01
releaseYear 1968
track Cowboy Music
Crying
Dream Scene
Drilling a Home
Fantasy Sequins
Glass Box
In the Park
Microbes
On the Bed
Red Lady Too
Singing Om
Ski-ing
Tabla and Pakavaj
Wonderwall To Be Here

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Wonderwall titleInspiredBy George Harrison’s soundtrack album Wonderwall Music