The Beatles launched their penultimate album, Abbey Road, in 1969, and it has broadly been recognised as certainly one of their greatest works.

Included within the file - apart from such classics as Come Together and Here Comes The Sun - was Something, certainly one of George Harrison's best-loved songs.

The tender observe was written as a love letter to Harrison's first spouse, Pattie Boyd. But its origins come straight from one other track from American star James Taylor.

He remembered recording his personal album whereas the Fab Four had been very shut: "I was making my first album at Trident Studios in London, just as the Beatles were recording the White Album nearby. I realised how lucky I was to be listening to the Beatles playbacks and watching their process in the studio, but at the same time that I was surrounded by this holy host of my absolute idols, I missed my home in North Carolina."

He added: "This captured that feeling of being called away to another place," and started engaged on one of the recognisable songs from his profession.

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Taylor wrote the unimaginable track Something In The Way She Moves whereas The Beatles had been inside attain.

This observe, in flip, was so highly effective and resonated a lot with Harrison that he took a number of the track's lyrics and spun off of it and penned maybe his greatest track ever written: Something.

Harrison later recalled: "I could never think of words for it. And also because there was a James Taylor song called Something In The Way She Moves, which is the first line of that. And so then I thought of trying to change the words, but they were the words that came when I first wrote it."

Harrison went on: "So, in the end, I just left it as that, and just called it Something."

The observe grew to become a phenomenon for the band. It went multi-platinum and greater than 2.5 million copies worldwide.

Paul Simon (of Simon and Garfunkel) known as Something a "masterpiece". Elton John described the composition as "probably one of the best love songs ever, ever, ever written".

John went on: "It's better than Yesterday, much better ... It's like the song I've been chasing for the last thirty-five years."

Taylor knew he impressed Something, as effectively. He later seemed again: "I never thought for a second that George intended to do that. I don’t think he intentionally ripped anything off, and all music is borrowed from other music. So completely I let it pass."

In one other accident, Taylor admitted to utilizing a chunk of guitar music from The Beatles' track I Feel Fine, earlier than including: "What goes around comes around."