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“George got stuck with being the Beatle that had to fight to get songs on records because of Lennon and McCartney. Well, who wouldn’t get stuck? If George had had his own group and was writing his own songs back then, he’d have been probably just as big as anybody.” — Bob Dylan.

If you wanted to get a recommendation from a single songwriter in the world of music, then Bob Dylan would likely be your first port of call. George Harrison, who had struggled for years to make a sincere impact from within The Beatles, was one such lucky songwriter to enjoy the freewheelin’ troubadour’s praise.

The singer and songwriter was an artist waiting to explode from the Fab Four cocoon when the band broke up in 1970. Shortly after the band’s dispersal, Harrison began emerging as a beautiful pop-wielding butterfly. The guitarist would shake off his ‘Quiet Beatle’ moniker, walk to the stage front and quickly assert himself as one of the finest songwriters in the world with his solo album All Things Must Pass.

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Source: The songs George Harrison wrote about being in The Beatles