McCartney Times

The rest of The Beatles probably didn’t know what they had on their hands with George Harrison. Although he may have worked great in the clubs and was a fine lead guitarist, Harrison’s blossoming as a songwriter tended to get undervalued in their later years, with John Lennon and Paul McCartney focusing and prioritising their own separate compositions. While the other band members fought amongst themselves, Harrison was still honing his craft.Compared to the other songwriters in the group, Harrison tended to be fairly timid when bringing his songs to the table. Despite putting his foot down on good songs like ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’, engineer Glyn Johns remembers Harrison being too shy when coming to him with ‘Something’, telling Rolling Stone, “He asked me to stay behind after everyone else had gone. He was terribly nice as if he was imposing on me. And then he plays this song that just completely blows me away”.

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Source: The George Harrison solo song co-written by John Lennon