Five George Harrison songs better than anything he wrote for The Beatles
The classics.
George Harrison
The 1982 album George Harrison didn’t spend any time on: “All these strange things”
Why should he even bother?
The 1968 George Harrison song that humbled Paul McCartney: “Huge humble-pie stuff for Paul”
Seeing him for the genius he was.
The Beatles member Pete Townshend fell in love with: “His spiritual commitment was absolute”
The softer side of the Fabs.
When a nine-year-old Dhani Harrison contributed to a Traveling Wilburys song in 1988
Showing promise from a young age.
The 1969 Beatles song George Martin couldn’t stand: “A sly dig at the business arrangements”
Nothing if not honest.