Nearly two months after it was issued in the United States, George Harrison releases his first solo single, "My Sweet Lord" in the UK. It would go on to become the biggest selling record of the year in Great Britain. Unfortunately for George, Bright Tunes Music Corporation would file a law suit alleging copyright infringement of the late Ronnie Mack's song "He's So Fine". In September 1976, a court found that Harrison had subconsciously copied "He's So Fine", since he admitted to having been aware of the Chiffons' recording.