The quiet one’s songwriting gifts fully flourished during the latter half of the Beatles’ reign, and we’ve collected his own ...

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Harrison told GW that while he was happy to improvise when needed, when it came to laying something down in the studio, he ...

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While Paul McCartney and George Harrison collaborated on a lot of music, this is the only Beatles song officially credited to ...

Campbell recalls rejecting his own solo on the Traveling Wilburys' debut single – and why Harrison's playing style was a better fit ...

The horrifying first year of the decade saw John Lennon score his first U.K. No. 1 album in almost 10 years before being murdered by a deranged fan. Paul McCartney released his worst album ever but ...

Despite it being his own composition, Lennon was embarrassed by and dismissive of the 'Rubber Soul' album closer, even if ...

George Harrison was certainly known as a prolific songwriter, but penning a tune in just three minutes broke a new record, spurring him to spiritual heights.

George Harrison was the underestimated Beatle and when it came to what would turn into one of his biggest hits, the rest of the band took some convincing.

Most of The Beatles' legacy ends up falling back on John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but George Harrison made for the extra glue in their early days.