The tension between Paul McCartney and George Harrison at the end of The Beatles was bitter and palpable. The two songwriters had been at loggerheads for much of the band’s
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When The Beatles crossed paths with the psychedelic and mind-expanding drug LSD, the world wasn’t quite ready. The drug had become a fashionable party piece during the mid-sixties and when
The vocalist of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, David Crosby responded to a fan’s question about his famous song ‘Laughing‘ and revealed it was actually written for The
John Lennon was the dominant early creative force in the Beatles. But Paul McCartney quickly began to catch up as their career together unfolded. George Harrison made a late push
As part of The Beatles, George Harrison’s talented guitar playing is often overlooked. Though we’ve done our best to highlight
A Canadian backpacker’s meeting with The Beatles in a spiritual retreat In India half a century ago is the subject
George Harrison had been struggling to get the acclaim he deserved during the recording sessions of The Beatles double LP
The mercurial talent of George Harrison took a little while to bubble up to the surface. Having contributed a few
George Harrison’s role in The Beatles was a simple one, to begin with at least. He was the unique and
This August marks a very special anniversary for Genesis Publications. In 1980, we published the first edition of I Me Mine, a memoir by George Harrison featuring his lyrics, commentary
