McCartney Times

A band is always much more than the people out front half the time. The frontman and the lead guitarist might be the ones acting as the group’s mouthpiece whenever they do interviews, but it takes every element of the mix to stand out whenever someone puts together one of their classics. Even though there were hardly any weak links in the chain in The Traveling Wilburys, George Harrison felt that there were some unsung heroes in the mix that not many people brought up as much.If there’s one person who knew what it was like to be a dark horse in a band, it should have been Harrison. Outside of the album of the same name that he made during his solo career, he was always playing second fiddle to John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and by the time everyone started doing their own projects, All Things Must Pass was proof that you should never count out the quiet one when they are left to their own devices.

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Source: George Harrison on the secret weapon of the Traveling Wilburys