McCartney Times

George Harrison never bothered trying to be a hitmaker after leaving The Beatles. All four Beatles had enjoyed more hits than most musicians could ever dream of, and each tried to establish themselves as solo artists after the band’s split. Harrison, however, was less concerned with following musical trends than with becoming the artist he truly wanted to be, often drawing on his spiritual beliefs for inspiration. He knew he had far more to offer than the music the world had grown accustomed to hearing from him during his years with The Beatles.

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Source: In 1969, George Harrison thought Elton John lacked depth. He went on to sell 300,000,000 records