But there’s one solo of his that impressed Beatles guitarist George Harrison above the others. And it’s not even on a rock ...

George Harrison liked “highbrow” music, but that doesn’t mean he was more musical than his fellow Beatles. The guitarist admitted many times that he should’ve practiced more.

George Harrison said the bulk of the music that other artists were making in the 1980s all sounded the same. He hated popular music. by Hannah Wigandt. Published on November 24, 2022.

George Harrison said David Bowie ‘ought to make up his mind what sex he is, then decide what kind of music to make’ In 1976, George spoke with India Today about current music. He did not hold ...

George Harrison’s son, Dhani, said ‘Wonderwall Music’ is a ‘full-on freakout record’ In 2014, George’s son, Dhani, remastered Wonderwall Music for The Apple Years 1968-1975 .

George Harrison preferred Indian music to any other form of music, even rock ‘n’ roll. Of course, George had a profound experience hearing Elvis Presley and Fats Domino for the first time.

George Harrison said he had to keep music in his head because he couldn’t write it down. George had a simple songwriting process. If he came up with a melody or lyrics for a song, he stored it ...

George Harrison helped redefine pop music as part of The Beatles. As the band changed its sound, Harrison found ways to incorporate Indian music (“Within You Without You”), ...

George Harrison fell in love with Indian music on the set of The Beatles’ Help! The sounds intrigued him so much that he started incorporating them into Beatles songs. Suddenly, George ...

George Harrison recorded ‘Wonderwall Music’ because he wanted to turn the world on to Indian music. The Beatle signed on to make the soundtrack for director Joe Massot’s debut feature-length ...