By Gary Graff They may not have had quite as bountiful of a vault as for the All Things Must Pass anniversary edition, but the George Harrison estate and Dark Horse Records had no shortage of, well, material in putting together the new 50th anniversary edition of George Harrison’s fourth solo (and second post-Beatles) album,

"Living in the Material World" ascended the global music charts on the wings of “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth),” Harrison’s second of three post-Beatles chart-toppers. (I’ll save you the trouble,

It's ironic that Oasis named their critically panned third album after the stand-out track on Living In The Material World, Be Here Now. The original is beautiful, understated and