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Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison

George Harrison

Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison

Career-spanning solo hits collection, plus live recordings of some of his Beatles songs

Label
Capitol
UK Release date
06/06/2009
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  1. 10.0 |   Uncut

    A proper career retrospective (it even collects some good songs recorded for those Buddhist propaganda movies Lethal Weapon II and Porky’s Revenge) and a toe in the water for anyone who, like me all those years ago (sorry) wonders just what George Harrison’s music might sound like
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  2. 6.0 |   PopMatters

    As it stands, it comes off as a superficial, almost flippant look into Harrison’s poppiest ditties—though many of them are very good—with an emphasis in all the wrong places. Harrison’s talent shines through in Let It Roll as always, but this is far from the last word on his career
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  3. 6.0 |   Daily Telegraph

    His more playful, punchy stuff with the American supergroup that stands out
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