3. Melodic lead. Abbey Road features some of George Harrison’s finest playing and songwriting. This lick focuses on his use of the major pentatonic scale to create cool melodies and motifs.

Music icon George Harrison never understood Paul McCartney's 'fruity' Abbey Road song.. By 1969, the cracks that had formed between The Beatles during the recording of The White Album and Let It ...

George Harrison wrote 2 of The Beatles’ most famous songs for the album. George felt similar vibrations while making Abbey Road.. “I used to get that experience a lot when we were doing Abbey ...

Harrison’s songwriting shone here and there within the group’s catalog before that album. But Abbey Road proved that not only could Harrison go toe-to-toe with songs by John Lennon and Paul ...

The track was laid down at Abbey Road in '68 with the intent of it being a part of 'The White Album'. Over 100 takes were recorded with George on vocals, but satisfaction eluded them and the ...

Off Abbey Road, Harrison also praised the McCartney-penned “Golden Slumbers,” as well as Lennon’s more atmospheric “Because,” the final official Lennon-McCartney song.

Music legend George Harrison reportedly struggled to comprehend Paul McCartney's "fruity" Abbey Road track. By 1969, the fissures that had emerged among The Beatles during the production of The ...