McCartney Times

No musician should start writing a song based on one hook. Every single instrument has the chance to play its own infectious melodic line, and even though it’s easy to let the singer take centre stage, it’s not hard for the drummer or even the bassist to come up with something that wows the people every now and again. But even though George Harrison was the ‘Quiet Beatle’ compared to his fellow Fabs, what he did with his guitar is still some of the most understated beauty of any lead guitar player.This is strange because Harrison was never cut out to be a lead guitarist the same way that Eric Clapton or Jimi Hendrix were. Both of them started with blues and made the kind of solos that made people gawk at how fast they were going, but Harrison was more interested in the slow and steady approach throughout his career.

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Source: George Harrison: The most lyrical guitarist who ever lived