The seminal 12 months of pop that saw the dissolution of the Beatles and the birth of the festival generation began 50 years ago, this week, with an uncomfortable fusion
George Harrison
Side Three of “The White Album” includes some of the heaviest songs in The Beatles’ catalogue. But the disc closes with one of their more tranquil moments, as George Harrison’s
Marty Scott knew he could sing like George Harrison. He just never expected anything to come of it. Louise Harrison, the late Beatle’s sister, had other ideas. Scott, a Chicago
John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band, “How Do You Sleep?” (Takes 5 & 6, Raw Studio Mix Out-take). Previously
A guitar used by George Harrison at the Beatles’ last appearance at Liverpool’s Cavern Club has been sold at auction


