The philosophy of George Harrison in 10 songs
After The Beatles broke up, the Fab Four became very different people. Gone were the moptops of their early years, and in their place were the sounds of everything from John Lennon’s stirring inner turmoil to Paul McCartney’s silly odes to domestic bliss. While the Lennon-McCartney songwriting team tackled their relationship with love, George Harrison was after something else: enlightenment.When Harrison began writing songs, he was never interested in writing typical love songs. Although he would occasionally write a perfectly sentimental song like ‘Something’, each of Harrison’s masterpieces also had its spiritual agenda. Whether it’s the nature of man to how we treat each other, Harrison was always looking for spiritual peace rather than base-level infatuation.
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