The fan-favorite Beatles album seemingly drove a line between George Harrison and the other band members, as he felt it was ...

Ask Me Why finds George playing subtle Gretsch fills, with double-stops, chord stabs and a jazzy major 7th arpeggio to finish. Harrison sings two of the album’s 14 tracks, the better of which is ...

How George Harrison Saved One Of Tom Petty’s Greatest Hits Save any obvious exceptions, like major trauma and injury, one of the worst things that can happen to a singer on the day of a ...

Harrison replied. “That's still one of the greatest guitar solos of all time. Right till this day I could play you the 'Peggy Sue' solo any time, or 'Think It Over' or 'It's So Easy.' ...

During a 1974 interview on Rock Around the World, the “Quiet Beatle,” George Harrison described how Holly shaped his love of music and his guitar technique.

Harrison quit during the band’s lunch break in January 1969, before making a return. For decades, fans looked to Lennon and McCartney for the band’s successes because of their songwriting.