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Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/MusicThe Worst of George Harrison: How a Pop Icon Made Some of the Most Disappointing Albums Ever By PopMatters Staff / 5 August 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Music/ReviewsGeorge Harrison: Early Takes, Vol. 1 By Daniel Tebo / 4 June 2012
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Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/ReviewsStrange Fruit: The Beatles’ Apple Records’ Follows Apple’s Decay By PopMatters Staff / 23 April 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Music/PopMatters Picks/ReviewsCotton Mather: Kontiki (Deluxe Edition) By Steve Horowitz / 19 February 2012
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/ReviewsMartin Scorsese Presents a Complicated Picture of George Harrison in ‘Living in the Material World’ By Cynthia Fuchs / 5 October 2011
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