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 ...

George Harrison might have been content taking a break from music, but it took a few shows to give him the drive to make rock and roll again.

This solo comes from George Harrison’s 1970 solo album, All Things Must Pass. “Beware Of Darkness” is an incredible piece of work on its own, but the guitar solo is what really makes it pop.

George Harrison was rarely a provocateur, however, he called his final album Brainwashed. Accusing anyone of being brainwashed is pretty bold! One of George’s British Invasion peers explained ...

George Harrison’s Living in the Material World is the latest in a seemingly never-ending stream of solo Beatles reissues, and ...

George Harrison was always known as the ... and it was plenty loud enough. One of Harrison’s most famous albums, Living in the Material World, returns to the Billboard charts this week.

George Harrison’s first post-Beatles solo album was a commercial hit and an instantly acclaimed classic – it’s generally considered the best solo Beatles album of all. But getting too caught ...

A shared love of music cemented a friendship between the two. READ MORE: The Worst Song From Every George Harrison Album "Paul came round to my house one evening to look at the guitar manual I ...

Remixed Edition Offers Newfound Clarity & Insight To Classic Recordings by George Harrison. George Harrison’s 1973 LP hit album Living In The Material World — #1 US, #2 UK, the follow-on to his 1970 ...

George Harrison was a British musician ... to Hold Your Hand," "Get Back" and "Yesterday." Harrison released 10 of his 12 solo studio albums after The Beatles broke up, including the Grammy ...

George Harrison’s Living in the ... This week, the album lands on five charts in the United Kingdom, Harrison’s home turf. It’s new to four of those, and it begins its time inside the ...

Everybody knows how George Harrison started ... relic from a scrapped 1971 solo album by Ronnie Spector – takes you right back. Still, it says a lot when the best thing on an LP is essentially ...