After the Beatles split, George Harrison filled Abbey Road leftovers and new songs into All Things Must Pass (1970), then proved the quiet one could open the charts alone.
In November 1970 George Harrison placed Isn't It A Pity on All Things Must Pass: seven patient minutes of Spector rise for a song the Beatles had passed on.
Riffs and Beats finds George Harrison in Friar Park at dawn, gardening hat on, sitar and guitar on a bench, treating the afterlife like another quiet morning.