McCartney Times

Out of all the members of The Beatles, George Harrison was possibly the most musically curious of the foursome in that his output and general taste covered the most bases. Sure, Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote more songs, but there was generally less variation in their work when compared to the contributions that Harrison made to the band, and his solo work after the band split also stretched over a vast array of genres.He was arguably the driving force behind the introduction of Indian music to the band’s sound, having visited the country alongside his wife, Pattie for the first time in 1966. Immediately obsessed with the sounds of traditional music from the South Asian nation, he penned songs such as ‘Within You, Without You’ and ‘The Inner Light’ that drew inspiration from what he heard on his visit, and incorporated elements of the spirituality that often accompanied it.

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