George Harrison is best known for his work with The Beatles, but later songs like "Wah-Wah" and "Out of the Blue" are also ...

Something was The Beatles song that demonstrated George Harrison's equal songwriting prowess to Lennon and McCartney.

Even as his early creative peak, George Harrison would typically be given two slots to fill on Beatles albums. That tends to ...

Sinatra recorded “My Way” in 1968. According to Boyd, she and Harrison were present to watch him sing it. “While in Los Angeles, George and I were invited to go and meet Frank Sinatra in his recording ...

Several of George’s other solo hits also are featured on the album, including “What Is Life,” “Blow Away,” “All Those Years Ago,” and “When We Was Fab.” In addition, Let It Roll features performances ...

George Harrison believed The Beatles' 1965 album, was their greatest work, showcasing their growing songwriting abilities and ...

While George Harrison always prepared for his final spiritual journey, he felt that the right person should oversee his last songs.

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr released over 200 songs during their ten-year tenure as a band.

George Harrison wrote and released a few songs that indirectly alluded to his time with The Beatles. For example, “Run Of The Mill” expresses subtle disappointment about the behavior of Paul McCartney ...

George Harrison began the '70s with a multi-platinum smash and ended the '80s with a pair of them. In between, there were a few notable successes, long disappearances and some obvious duds. Through it ...