Nature Will Take Everything (song)

"Nature Will Take Everything" is the title track to Luke Melvin's successful debut Nature Will Take Everything.

Composition
"Nature Will Take Everything" was a song that Melvin wrote in the Beatles' studio in 1969. He then presented the composition to George Harrison who liked it. Melvin said: "Well, that song was just a simple rock number that I thought would just be an album track but I liked the name and thought it was cool. So I made it the album title."

Recording
The song was recorded with the full cast of backing musicians in January 1970. No overdubs were needed in February and it was mixed in March.

Personnel

 * Luke Marvin - lead and backing vocals; lead guitar
 * George Harrison - backing and harmony vocals; rhythm guitar
 * Eric Clapton - rhythm guitar
 * John Barham - harmonium
 * John Lennon - rhythm and acoustic guitars
 * Jim Price - trumpet, trombone
 * Billy Preston - keyboards
 * Tony Ashton - piano
 * Gary Brooker - piano
 * Alan White - vibraphone
 * Bobby Keys - saxophone
 * Bob Dylan - rhythm guitar
 * Mal Evans - backing vocals; percussion
 * Klaus Voormann - bass guitar
 * Peter Frampton - acoustic lead guitar
 * Pete Ham - acoustic rhythm guitar
 * Tom Evans - acoustic rhythm guitar
 * Joey Molland - acoustic rhythm guitar
 * Ringo Starr - drums, percussion