The unlikely 1963 song that connects The Rolling Stones, House of Pain, and northern soul
Yes, really.
George Harrison
The 1965 Beatles cover George Harrison couldn’t stand: “They’ve spoilt it”
‘The Quiet One’ was damning in his critique.
The 1965 song that secured George Harrison’s place as a Beatles songwriter
Harrison contributed an all time classic.
The 1967 Beatles inspired by George Harrison’s mind-altering LSD trip: “Written in a childlike manner”
Written in “a childlike manner”.
The 1968 Beatles guitar solo George Harrison said matched Django Reinhardt: “John played brilliant”
A reminder of why they were great.
“I’m a Sidebury”: The background musicians who turned down the Traveling Wilburys
Not cut out for legendary status.
The one genre George Harrison couldn’t stand listening to: “It’s a whole other train of thought”
Never sitting well with him.