For many, George Harrison’s song ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ was his greatest achievement as a songwriter during his career with The Beatles. This paean to guitar-playing as an antidote
George Harrison
You couldn’t turn on a radio without hearing The Beatles during the 1960s. It felt like they’d dominated the world, causing insane levels of fan mania with their songs. The
The Beatles are often, rightfully, credited as being the first rock n’ roll band to fully explore and embrace all that the recording studio had to offer. And certainly, the
Pairing the biggest players in the 1960s is no small feat. A member of The Beatles and the man who electrified acoustic-ready audiences is quite the pairing. An hour of
Songwriting isn’t always an exercise one can configure up out of nowhere. Even the most acclaimed artists suffer from writer’s
If there’s anything that George Harrison learned from being The Beatles, it’s the importance of patience. He had the potential
It felt like a loss in the family for every Beatles the minute they found out the group wouldn’t be
Anyone standing next to artists like John Lennon and Paul McCartney was bound to get overshadowed. As much as The
George Harrison was often overlooked in The Beatles. As the band were taking the world by storm, the songwriting partnership
In addition to the utter genius of their songwriting and performance, The Beatles were often celebrated for their innovative use of new musical technologies and production techniques within their work.
