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George Harrison – Completed Rarities Vol.2
EAC | CD-image, APE, CUE, LOG – 295Mb | covers 
PolyPhone © 1990, France | PH 1302 | Bootleg compilation from Demo and Live tracks

1. Rockline Medley: Drive My Car – Here Comes the Sun – The Bells of Rhymney – Mr. Tambourine Man – Take Me As I Am
2. That’s Alright Mama
3. Let It Be Me
4. Something
5. Every Grain of Sand
6. Awaiting On You All
7. Far East Man
8. Got My Mind Set On You (Rudy Clark version)
9. Dark Horse (Acoustic demo)
10. Dark Horse (Demo)
11. Dark Horse (Movie mix)
12. Ding Dong Ding Dong (Demo)
13. I Don't Want to Do It (Demo)
14. Sue Me Sue You Blues (Acoustic demo)
15. I Don't Care Anymore
16. The Pirate Song
17. Someplace Else (Movie mix)
18. Breath Away from Heaven (Rough mix)
19. Thanks to Warner Bros.
20. Everytime Somebody Comes to Town (Nowhere to Go)
21. I'd Have You Anytime
22. Interview
23. Grand Prix Adelaide comments
24. Grand Prix driving car comments
25. Sitar discussion
26. Sound Stage of Mind (Unreleased)
27. Here Comes the Sun
28. Bridge over Troubled Water – Rock Island Line
29. Bye Bye Love

Tracks 1 – 5 taken from Radio show broadcast, KLOS Studios Los Angels, Feb. 10, 1988
Tracks 6 – 8 taken from unknown Radio show
Track 12 George Harrison performing with Ringo Starr
Track 16 taken from UK BBC TV
Track 19 taken from Warner Bros. promo (cut)
Tracks 20 – 21 George Harrison performing with Bob Dylan
Track 22 taken from Children TV show
Tracks 23 – 24 taken from Australian TV broadcast
Track 25 taken from David Frost show, UK TV
Track 26 taken from Live Tour, 1974
Tracks 27 – 29 taken from Paul Simon TV show «Saturday Night Live», Nov. 18, 1976

“This is a wonderful collection of George rarities. Some of them have appeared on several other bootlegs, but some are very hard to find, like his Rockline radio performance with Jeff Lynne to promote «Cloud Nine». It's a wonderful piece: George goes through several acoustic songs, including a superb version of Let It Be Me.
~ Guilherme Lentz

Another great tune from this boot is Got My Mind Set On You (Original version with George's comments)
This was written by Rudy Clark and originally recorded by James Ray in 1962. Harrison hadn't had a hit since 1981 with «All Those Years Ago». Trying to prove that he could whip up a hit, he released this very simplistic cover song and it was a huge commercial success. But a lot of Harrison's work was well off the mainstream, using unusual instruments and based on Indian music. Obviously this song required very little thought and quite predictably, many of Harrison's ardent followers can't stand it.
Jeff Lynne produced this song with Harrison. His influence can be heard in the backing vocals of the chorus.