Side A, track one of All Things Must Pass. Co-written with Bob Dylan in Woodstock, 1968. The welcome before the album begins.
Dylan and Harrison wrote it together in Woodstock in the autumn of 1968. Harrison placed it first on the album because it lands like a hand on a shoulder — quiet, unhurried — before three hours of everything else follows.
*Let me roll it to you.* That's the second verse. Spector's production is almost restrained here: close guitar, close voice. A prologue that already knows the weight of what comes next.
A room is open at /anytime.
Picks stay on this device until a Nostr signer is connected. With
a NIP-07 extension (Alby, nos2x, Flamingo) active, each pick
fans out as a kind-7 event keyed off
https://pointcast.xyz/b/0371.
Tick any extra destinations and Sparrow POSTs to Magpie's
/compose endpoint (clip-less broadcast, coming
from the Magpie side). If Magpie can't take the payload,
the reply still lands in PointCast via the direct
/api/ping path.
Lands in https://pointcast.xyz/api/ping as a pc-ping-v1 draft
with expand=true; cc stages a full block on its next tick.