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key confidence high · relative F# minor · tempo confidence medium · double-time 175.8 · low end 47% · measured from the full recording · 2026-09-13 · how accurate
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Lineage
- CoveredA Walk Down Abbey Roadsource
- Sampled byAcen, Close Your Eyes (remix I) (Optikonfusion!)source
- Sampled byCacola, iPodsource
- CoveredColdplaysource
- CoveredEric Clapton & George Harrisonsource
- CoveredGeorge Bensonsource
- Written byGeorge Harrisonsource
- CoveredGeorge Harrison & Ravi Shankarsource
- CoveredGeorge Harrison with Eric Clapton and Bandsource
- CoveredGeorge Harrisonsource
- CoveredNina Simonesource
- CoveredOfra Harnoy & Armin Electric Stringssource
- CoveredRichie Havenssource
- Remixed byRock Emo Nightcore, Here Comes the Sunsource
- CoveredRoyal Philharmonic Orchestrasource
- Remixed byThe Beatles, Here Comes the Sunsource
- Remixed byThe Beatles, Here Comes the Sun (5.1 mix)source
- Remixed byThe Beatles, Here Comes the Sun (Dolby Atmos mix)source
- Remixed byThe Beatles, Here Comes the Sun / The Inner Light (transition)source
- CoveredVoodoo Glow Skullssource
Why it is here
- The Beatles' final studio session together as a foursome, on 20 August 1969, was mixing this track for Abbey Road. source
- George Harrison plays a Moog synthesiser throughout the recording, one of the first uses of the instrument by a UK group, adding a counter-melody that authors describe as conveying the sun's increasing brilliance. source
- NME ranked it fourth in its 2015 list of the 100 Greatest Beatles Songs, and Rolling Stone placed it at number 28 on its 2010 list of the band's best songs. source
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