Music icon George Harrison said he felt "paranoid" musically and thought his songs sounded "fruity" as he recorded his solo ...

George Harrison never shied away from honesty in a song or two. "You Like Me Too Much" fearlessly shows off this quality.

George Harrison and Eric Clapton famously had a fickle friendship. Find out why Harrison critiqued Clapton, below.

Harrison's unknowing prescience in writing a track about losing friends too soon made this the perfect B-side for "All Those ...

George Harrison hit his stride as a songwriter on 'Revolver', and "I Want To Tell You" stands as one of his high points on any Beatles record.

Harrison’s love for Ravi Shankar and his sitar experiments are well documented, and it seems Crosby got the ball rolling ...

The Quiet Beatle wasn't always so quiet, as proven by these George Harrison songs that originated from the musician's rants ...

It’s never easy losing a dear friend, but when that person is also a close collaborator, hero, and musical inspiration to you, the effect of their passing can be horrific to deal with. For Tom Petty, ...

Absent from rock for years before the Fabs used them, dual lead lines would eventually be embraced by 1970s guitarists ...

Pattie and George met in 1964 during production of A Hard Day's Night. They immediately hit it off, got married (she wrote in ...

Lennon once referred to Lynne's ELO as "son of Beatles." No need for a DNA test ... recent themes on Thirty Three & 1/3 and George Harrison toward a hardened, often unpalatable religiosity.

George Harrison and The Beatles are known for their Indian influence, though, that wouldn't have been the case if it wasn't for David Crosby.