If humanity was forced to pick the best songs ever written, The Beatles’ ‘Here Comes The Sun’ would definitely be up there. All manner of artists have covered the 1969
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They spent much of the 1960s enjoying tremendous success, and together, guitarists George Harrison and John Lennon collaborated closely on anthems such as ‘Taxman’ and ‘She Said She Said’. Harrison
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Before asking Jeff Lynne to help him produce Cloud Nine, George Harrison needed to complete a few tasks. First, George had to forgive himself for calling Lynne a Beatles clone.
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“Twist and Shout” by the Beatles became one of their most famous covers. George Harrison explained why he had grown
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After meeting his musical guru, Ravi Shankar, in 1966, George Harrison embarked on a spiritual quest. The legendary sitarist gave the Beatles religious books as well as valuable musical lessons.