George Harrison was a masterful songwriter, although he hardly got to show it in The Beatles. But which of his solo releases ...

Most music fans agree: George Harrison was under-appreciated ... two of the most-streamed Beatles songs ever were written by Harrison, "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something." Appearing on 1969's ...

You Can't Unhear This looked at "Here Comes the Sun", George Harrison's seminal song that was so perfect and unusual in so ...

From his prolific solo career to his time with the Fab Four, George Harrison ... The opening track on Harrison’s first solo album All Things Must Pass. Co-written with Bob Dylan during a stay ...

George Harrison penned quite a few excellent songs through the years ... It’s a unique and well-written achievement. Harrison talks about the details of an average day, and it could get boring ...

Here are four cool country-inspired songs sung by Ringo Starr in honor of the former Beatles drummer's upcoming country album.

"George Harrison, writer of love songs – in my opinion, some of the best love songs of the period… And what a range he encompassed, from love songs to the social conscience of ‘Taxman’ and ‘Tears of ...

George Harrison reflected on the influence of Bob Dylan while The Beatles created 'Rubber Soul' and channelled him into ...

The two songs written by George for the Yellow Submarine ... which led to Doris signing to Apple herself and recording a solo album that George Harrison co-produced at Trident and Olympic Studios ...

George Harrison is sitting in a vast soundstage ... “It’s one of the best love songs I believe to be written in 50 or 100 years… it really is one of the finest.” Despite such accolades ...

The electric guitar that helped George Harrison ascend ... with the guitar featured on songs such as “Ain’t She Sweet” and “Cry For A Shadow.” In 1964, Harrison donated the Futurama ...

Michael Jackson and George Harrison spent the next 90 minutes discussing singles by Foreigner, Nicolette Larson and The Blues Brothers, as well as the stories behind their own songs. The BBC ...