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Beck Kicks Off George Harrison Week On Conan
09/23/2014
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(hennemusic) Beck kicked of George Harrison tribute week on TBS' late-night show, Conan, on Monday and video of his performance is available online. Beck played "Wah-Wah", a track from Harrison's 1970 triple-album, "All Things Must Pass."

The week-long tribute is to mark the release of the new box set, "George Harrison: The Apple Years 1968-75", which is available today in North America.

The week continues Tuesday with a Harrison tune covered by Paul Simon; Dhani Harrison will perform on Wednesday and Norah Jones will wrap up the series on Thursday.

Watch the video here.

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