In “Stuck Inside A Cloud”, George Harrison paints a moving portrait of a man who can’t seem to get out from the malaise ...

One Instagram user proclaimed the song “a teeny, tiny glimpse of Lukas Nelson’s full spectrum.” The rootsy, rock-tinged number turns Nelson’s lens inward as he sings, God ain’t done with you / From ...

After the last official Beatles concert, at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park on August 29, 1966, the band ran from the field ...

Music icon George Harrison wrote one of his most successful solo tracks in response to The Beatles giving him a "headache." ...

After the end of The Beatles, George ... that Harrison was particularly displeased with having released was ‘Beware of Darkness’, a track from his landmark solo album All Things Must Pass.

Living in the Material World was the follow-up to All Things Must Pass. Harrison took a unique approach to this album, opting for something completely different in tone instead of trying to ...

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

The Beatles were on the verge of breaking up when they recorded Abbey Road in 1969 and George Harrison was getting fed up ...

Consequently, while contemporary opinion likened George Harrison positively to his All Things Must Pass solo zenith, it offered little darkness of which to beware. Shot through with infectious ...

A year on, and Harrison's 1970 studio album All Things Must Pass revealed that ... First and foremost, George Harrison was a guitar player. It’s understandable then, that Harrison prioritised a ...