McCartney Times

Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness taught to them by some other 1960s musical icon. All three were true for George Harrison. There’s no denying that the guitarist was great from the very start, colouring The Beatles’ tunes with his imaginative flair. But when it came to creating his magnum opus, his elevated excellence was boosted by one necessary teacher.As the biggest band in the world, The Beatles had powerful peers. They ascended to the top alongside some of the most iconic figures in music history, rubbing shoulders with rock stars, actors, models, religious leaders, and even world leaders. Realistically, the Fab Four had access to virtually anyone they wanted. With that level of fame, no one was likely more than a phone call away. If they sought support from any musician on the planet, they could probably just reach out and make it happen.

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Source: The musician who showed George Harrison how to write songs