George Harrison didn’t need to play a million notes per second to prove himself as a fantastic guitarist.Not everything he played was the most technical thing in the world, but
George Harrison
George Harrison‘s label of being the so-called ‘Quiet One’ in the Fab Four isn’t wholly accurate, especially around those who knew him best.While Harrison was more reserved in public than
Public perception of albums can often vary from the experience and feelings of those responsible for them, especially in the case of The Beatles.In the eyes of millions, the Fab
By the time George Harrison left The Beatles, he had stopped trying to compete with every guitarist in the world.He didn’t like the idea of playing the most technical solos
One of the first songs of The Beatles that really managed to capture the hearts of listeners was ‘I Want
The back half of The Beatles’ career tends to be where everything gets slightly ugly. From artistic differences to management
George Harrison was a lot more than just a pop songwriter. He was a musician on a spiritual quest. Here
Every musician tends to be a little bit of a perfectionist when they go into the studio. Although trying to
George Harrison always had it hard in The Beatles, persistently overshadowed by the ever-productive songwriting partnership of John Lennon and
The ELO bandleader Jeff Lynne found his vocation in the 1960s. A childhood fascination with music gained momentum in his teen years, fuelled in no small part by the emergence
