This solo comes from George Harrison’s 1970 solo ... That opening chord is super recognizable and was played on Harrison’s famous 12-string Rickenbacker. The guitar solo, which kicks off ...

George Harrison bought this guitar in 1963 on a visit to the U.S. He played it when the Beatles appeared on popular British music shows, “Ready Steady Go!” and “Thank Your Lucky Stars.” Harrison also ...

Everybody knows how George Harrison started the '70s: His seven-times platinum international chart-topping triple album All Things Must Pass reeled off the No. 1 "My Sweet Lord" in the wake of the ...

SARASOTA — After his time with the Beatles, George Harrison lived on a country estate in England and continued to write music. But there developed another passion for gardening. “It sort of ...

And I said, “I think it's a Rickenbacker,” because in those days ... I was right in front of George's amplifier and all I could hear was George. So probably in the second show John turned ...

It’s difficult to imagine the Beatles without George Harrison, but there was once a moment where his joining the band was not ...

The Raisins co-founder has returned to making his own music after years of commercial work. He looks back on his fruitful friendship with Zappa sideman Belew – but can’t predict if they’ll reboot thei ...

The schizophrenic who stabbed former Beatle George Harrison was today preparing to be released after being conditionally discharged from the secure hospital where he has been detained. Michael ...

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He’s not the Quiet Beatle; he’s a very naughty boy. George Harrison might have built up a reputation of being messianic and laidback, but one of the virtues woven into that persona was scythe of ...

George Harrison was cremated without ceremony in a simple cardboard coffin just hours after he died, it was revealed last night. The ex-Beatle was taken to a crematorium in Los Angeles after his ...

I’m sure there were many points in the 1960s when George Harrison was the one person in the world who regretted the fact that he joined The Beatles. The monumental success he enjoyed wasn’t lost on ...