But guitarists might be wondering, Which of the “Let It Be” electric guitar solos do players prefer? After all, there are four of them, each recorded by George Harrsion. It’s remarkable that ...

George Harrison entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist in 2004, three years after his death. It was a good thing he didn't live to see it. by Hannah Wigandt.

Recorded in Harrison’s home studio using his most famous instruments, Robin Nolan’s Gypsy jazz covers reimagine the quiet ...

‘Let It Be’ Definitively Proves Yoko Ono Did Not Break Up The Beatles — Paul McCartney and George Harrison’s Squabbling Did By Anna Menta Published May 8, 2024, 12:30 p.m. ET ...

Music legend George Harrison once confessed that he merely "acted out the part" of "Beatle George," suggesting it was a persona that didn't reflect his true self. As the youngest member of the Fab ...

Coincidentally, two years later, on January 2, 1971, George Harrison‘s third solo album, All Things Must Pass, went to No. 1 on the Billboard 200, where it remained for seven weeks. Videos by ...

George Harrison and John Lennon could insult Paul McCartney but didn’t want others to After the band broke up, Lennon, Harrison, and Ringo Starr continued to spend time together and collaborate.

Harrison was a fantastic guitar player for The Beatles, and it was a massive compliment when he called Richards one of the “best rock ‘n’ roll rhythm guitar players.” ...

George Harrison grew so angry with Eric Clapton that he laid into him over the phone. ... but he said he’d seen a side to Harrison that made it more difficult for him to let his guard down.

If you thought Paul McCartney and George Harrison squabbling in Let It Be was uncomfortable, wait until you watch the new, depressing Beach Boys documentary from Disney. You’ll never be able to ...