After The Beatles split in 1970, George Harrison led a successful solo career. Here's the story behind his 1988 number one ...

George Harrison scored the first Beatles solo No. 1 single. He also notched the most recent with 1987’s “Got My Mind Set on You.” He then assembled the Traveling Wilburys supergroup, ending the ’80s ...

The former Beatle initially fell in love with rock ‘n’ roll when he was a teenager. He loved Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, and many other pioneers. They were the essence of the genre, not the artists ...

During a 1989 interview with Mark Rowland (per George Harrison on George Harrison: Interviews and Encounters), George talked about working with Dick Donner on Lethal Weapon. The former Beatle recorded ...

George Harrison‘s comeback to the top of the music world was one of the great Beatles-related stories of the late 1980s. After years of seeming reluctance toward sustaining a music career, he rallied ...

This weekend marks George Harrison’s 80th birthday, a milestone that he would never glimpse. In the spirit of remembrance, I much prefer to dwell on the outcomes that he did manage to realize. And ...

If you don't listen too closely, this is a gangly little goof of a track. That must have been why Warner Bros. approved it for their last-minute reworking of Somewhere in England. The lyrics actually ...