In the world of music there are more opinions than songs, and Bob Dylan, John Lennon and George Harrison had a few for one star in particular.

History has written Queen as the star of Live Aid, but Bob Geldof had a different recollection than what the world has perceived.

George Harrison saw a war-torn crisis with refugees, famine, horror, and decided to do something. He got Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, and others to play, raising millions for UNICEF. But it wasn’t all ...

Out of sincere love for Bob Dylan, George Harrison once called the masterful lyricist the "looniest" person he knew.

He was driving up from Sussex, listening to U2 on the radio, and they were so good, he was getting really nervous,” remembers ...

One item up for auction is a dollar bill. Writing in black ballpoint pen reads “To Bob, George Harrison.” Though it is unclear when Harrison signed the bill, it is from the 1981 series.

George Harrison wasn’t proud of 1 Beatles cover In 1966, The Beatles posed for their Yesterday and Today cover wearing butcher coats, surrounded by slabs of raw meat and decapitated baby dolls.

Bob Geldof has branded Elon Musk a "prime w*****" for disregarding empathy. The 73-year-old musician and Live Aid pioneer spoke to the audience after the opening night of Just For One Day: The Live ...

Pattie Boyd is one of the very few people in the world who can say she’s been married to not one but two rock icons. The model and photographer, who was famously married to George Harrison, only ...

“It’s like a lunatic playing,” Harrison said, to which the interviewer replied, “It sounds like McCartney was going nuts again.” George replied that he was playing bass.

In the April of 1974, George Harrison was in attendance as Mitchell played a London show. The next thing Ford knew, the band was whisked to Harrison’s Friar Park mansion to record with him.