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.

George Harrison once slammed one of Paul McCartney's Abbey Road songs as 'fruty' and written for teenaged girls.

During his tenure with The Beatles, George Harrison often struggled to make his creative contributions recognized. With John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominating the band's creative direction as ...

Music legend George Harrison had a rather unenthusiastic opinion when it came to one of his most popular Beatles hits. Harrison began working on Something in September 1968, during the recording ...

Object Details sculptor Daniels, John K. 1875-1978 contractor Minnesota Southern Engraving Company Subject Washington, George Notes Save Outdoor Sculpture, Minnesota survey, 1995. Summary George ...

George Benson tells UCR during an October 2024 interview how he ended up recording his own versions of classic songs by the Beatles.

“I dragged George Harrison into Olympic [studio] to listen to it on the way back from a Beatles session,” Johns told Uncut. “He didn’t get it at all, which I thought was extraordinary.

"Any Road" acted as George Harrison's final single, released posthumously in 2002. Uncover the meaning behind "Any Road," below.

In George Harrison’s final television performance before his death in 2001, he performed an acoustic version of “Any Road” on VH1 in 1997, during an interview with Indian musician and ...

The Beatles were on the verge of breaking up when they recorded Abbey Road in 1969 and George Harrison was getting fed up with Paul McCartney's songs.