No one can cut down a piece of music quite like the person who made it, and that includes members of bands who changed the world with their albums. George
George Harrison
George Harrison had to fight to get his voice heard during the early days of The Beatles. Part of that was metaphoric, considering how his first only self-written song on
Of all The Beatles, George Harrison was the last person who seemed to care about whether he was becoming one of the biggest stars in the world. Everyone of the
For many years, George Harrison‘s songs were regarded as unfortunate necessities. But, as Bob Dylan once said, “who wouldn’t be?” Caught behind two of pop music’s finest, Harrison’s bronze position
George Harrison didn’t really need to play by anyone else’s rules once The Beatles broke up.He was the one who
David Crosby was an imperial songwriter of the highest calibre. He was not only a part of one of the
If Simon Cowell had been born a few decades earlier and got his grubby mitts on The Beatles, he would
Given that his shyness earned him the nickname of the ‘Quiet Beatle’, it would make sense that George Harrison would
When people think of The Beatles, they largely think of Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Because that pair delivered most
Towards the mid-1960s, George Harrison was just starting to come into his own as a songwriter.Although The Beatles’ albums were dominated by one great tune after another from John Lennon
