George Harrison’s emergence as a songwriting equal in The Beatles largely came at the end of the 1960s. After playing a supporting role throughout most of the band’s history, Harrison
George Harrison
As they were the biggest band on the planet, it was only natural that The Beatles should have an array of hangers-on. Whilst there are several notable mentions, none are
Over the course of their reign, The Beatles each had their unique viewpoints and challenges when it came to composing songs. Moreover, despite creating some of the most iconic songs
The Beatles wrote an array of songs encompassing an eclectic mix of genres in their decade of existence. However, one area they were particularly adept at was the love song.
The so-called ‘Quiet Beatle’, George Harrison, gave the impression of being silenced rather than naturally reticent, especially towards the end
The opportunity to be in a band with a member of George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne
Best known to fans as “The Quiet Beatle,” George Harrison was never one whom you can accuse of being the
Throughout their history, The Beatles have made their fair share of perfect songs. Even though there are tracks that might
When George Harrison was the victim of a frenzied knife attack, he was saved by some paper with song lyrics
Peter Frampton recently appeared on VRP Rocks to share how he was invited to play in late George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass.’ During the interview, the guitarist recalled recording
