
George Harrison's triumphant 1987 comeback, 'Cloud Nine', sees the former Beatle team with Jeff Lynne for a polished, melodic collection of snappy pop/rock numbers. It's a warm, accessible album featu
November 2, 1987 · BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Imagine the golden hour sunlight filtering through the trees, a gentle breeze, and a feeling of comfortable optimism. That's the vibe of 'Cloud Nine'. This album is George Harrison's vibrant return, infused with Jeff Lynne's signature glossy production and a renewed sense of melodic purpose. It's warm, inviting, and full of catchy, well-crafted pop-rock songs that feel both classic and distinctly 80s. Perfect for when you want something familiar yet fresh, a record that lifts your spirits without demanding too much, and reminds you of the enduring power of a great song. It's an essential listen for anyone who appreciates Harrison's songwriting, ELO's production sheen, or simply a collection of impeccably produced, feel-good rock tunes.
How does Cloud Nine sound next to the rest of George Harrison's catalogue?
Golden Hour saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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