This solo comes from George Harrison’s 1970 solo album, All Things Must Pass. “Beware Of Darkness” is an incredible piece of work on its own, but the guitar solo is what really makes it pop.

For George Harrison ... isn't it?” Harrison replied. “That's still one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. Right till this day I could play you the 'Peggy Sue' solo any time, or ...

“The Chain” is best known for the bass solo played by John McVie at about the three-minute mark. But I’ve always loved Lindsey Buckingham’s soaring guitar solo that comes immediately after that.

Most guitarists might like to play as fast as possible, but George Harrison could make his guitar breaks as singable as ...

Luke sets the record straight on recent fake interview about modern players, explains how he knew when Michael Jackson liked ...

In this way, songs from his first decade as a solo act will always represent a golden era in George Harrison's career – and these are the 25 best: No. 25. "Be Here Now" From: Living in the ...

George Harrison has been gone from this world ... as fans of the former Beatle began buying the single once again. Harrison’s solo smash lands highest between the two tallies it appears on ...

John Lennon may have missed the touring cycle of The Beatles a little bit, but it didn't take much for him to realise that he ...

George Harrison’s Living in the Material World is the latest in a seemingly never-ending stream of solo Beatles reissues, and ...

Dave Grohl said George Harrison was the Beatle he related to most. He isn't proud of the song he wrote for him, though.

When people talk about The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," the first thing that's usually mentioned is how Eric Clapton guest-starred on the song. There's no doubt Clapton's colossal soloing ...