The Beatles’ “Something” is a beautifully crafted 1969 love song written by George Harrison and featured on Abbey Road. With its elegant melody, warm vocal delivery and understated arrangement, the song became one of the band’s most enduring romantic recordings.
Song details
Artist: The Beatles
Song: Something
Released: 1969
Album: Abbey Road
Genre/s: Soft Rock | Pop Rock | Classic Rock
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