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A Hammond B3 organ. Along with "Within You Without You", "It's All Too Much" and "Blue Jay Way", "Only a Northern Song" was one of several composition
A Hammond B3 organ. Along with "Within You Without You", "It's All Too Much" and "Blue Jay Way", "Only a Northern Song" was one of several compositions that Harrison wrote on a keyboard instrument during a period when he was otherwise immersed in studying the Indian sitar.
Harrison (right), with music journalist Veljko Despot, outside EMI Studios in February 1967
Harrison (right), with music journalist Veljko Despot, outside EMI Studios in February 1967
A still from the sequence for "Only a Northern Song"
A still from the sequence for "Only a Northern Song"
Cover of the Northern Songs sheet music
Cover of the Northern Songs sheet music
The Hammond B3 organ became Harrison's regular instrument for songwriting in 1967.
The Hammond B3 organ became Harrison's regular instrument for songwriting in 1967.
A still from the sequence for "It's All Too Much"
A still from the sequence for "It's All Too Much"
Steve Hillage (pictured in 1974) recorded the song for his album L and has often played it in concert.
Steve Hillage (pictured in 1974) recorded the song for his album L and has often played it in concert.