the Beatles albums by George Harrison. Written during a hard time in his
life, Harrison wrote 'Here Comes The Sun' with his good friend Eric
Clapton for the Beatles last album as a band; Abbey Road. The time that
Abbey Road was being recorded was an especially hard time in the life of
George Harrison. During this time many difficult circumstances happened
that were high profile and led him into a rather dark period in his life.
In March, Harrison and his wife were arrested for marijuana possession
when police ransacked their home. The arrest also happened on the day that
Paula and Linda McCartney were married causing him to miss the wedding.
Also Harrison had to undergo surgery to remove his tonsils and had quit
the band for a short period of time. It was in this frame of mind, with
all this swirling around his life, that he wrote The Beatles Here Comes
The Sun.
'Here Comes The Sun' is the culmination of everything that was happening
all of this time. While staying at Eric Clapton's house, he grabbed an
acoustic guitar, and as the sun was coming over the horizon, he wrote the
song to remind himself that the sun is always there. During the actual
recording of the song, Harrison sang the vocals and played acoustic guitar
on the song, while McCartney played bass and sang back up vocals. Ringo
Starr played the drums, and John Lennon was recovering from a car crash so
had no involvement in The Beatles Here Comes The Sun.
After only 13 takes, 'Here Comes The Sun' was recorded with some extra
work by Harrison re-recording his acoustic part. 'Here Comes The Sun' is a
departure from the band's usual outtake as it was a rather specific
message from Harrison about the realization that no matter what happens to
you personally there is always a brightness that would help you start
again. This message is something that many people grabbed a hold of
especially during the turbulent years that Abbey Road was created and
released. The Beatles Here Comes The Sun was the jumping off point for
George Harrison's songwriting career and a somewhat successful solo
career. The other most widely know song of Harrison's is also contained on
the Abbey Road record, which is an indication that George Harrison could
have been a much more integral part of the Beatles songwriting
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