George composed his guitar parts so that when the reel was flipped back, they’d be heard in reverse. It created an eerie but beautiful sound. I Want to Tell You, another Harrison original ...

The Beatles' 1966 track, "And Your Bird Can Sing," helped inform a prominent feature in rock 'n' roll of the following decade ...

Marketed ahead of its release as writer-director Geremy Jasper’s new rock opera fantasia starring Sadie Sink and Kelvin Harrison Jr ... a film about a six-string guitar-slinger, or “rambler ...

Billy Corgan and his Smashing Pumpkins pals later delivered a faithful rendition of their own, but none can match the emotionally charged atmosphere of the original ... White Album, George Harrison, ...

The best female guitarists of all time prove that the guitar isn’t just for phallic ... power chords, George Harrison-esque leads, and whatever the songs called for, more than earning her ...

Harrison's unknowing prescience in writing a track about losing friends too soon made this the perfect B-side for "All Those Years Ago," the Lennon tribute found later in our list of Top 25 George ...

Namely, herself. George Harrison's first wife, Pattie Boyd, recently took to X and fired off a tweet about how the movie would handle her role in the story of the biggest rock band of all time.

George Harrison and the Beach Boys are apart of that elite group. Find out how Harrison and the West Coast rockers defied the Rock Hall jinx.

Absent from rock for years before the Fabs used them, dual lead lines would eventually be embraced by 1970s guitarists ...

Our childhood friends’ parents often play larger roles in our lives than we fully realize when we’re young, and a teenage Paul McCartney watching George Harrison’s dad was certainly no ...

The words I have to think more about than the music.” Henne Magazine, 1975. First and foremost, George Harrison was a guitar player. It’s understandable then, that Harrison prioritised a music-first ...

that George decided he wanted a guitar of his own. He heard that an old Dovedale pal, Raymond Hughes, was selling his for £3 10s (£3.50). Harrison, by this point a pupil at Liverpool Institute ...