he pushed the other remaining Beatles to shelve "Now and Then" and move on. Why Did Paul McCartney And Ringo Starr Choose To Finish "Now and Then" After George Harrison's Passing? It was The ...

A new video promo for the expanded reissue of George Harrison's 1973 album ‘Living in the Material World’ features him ...

George Harrison is losing his fight against cancer, friends suggested last night. The former Beatle, who has been having radiotherapy after developing a secondary brain tumour, is said to have ...

George Harrison was cremated without ceremony in a simple cardboard coffin just hours after he died, it was revealed ... Ms Lloyd said she did not know if the family had been present at the ...

In the years after The Beatles’ split, George Harrison dealt with ... like a running joke now,” he said. “The guy who actually wrote ‘He’s So Fine’ had died years before, Ronnie ...

Over the years, Harrison — who died in 2001 at the age of 58 — has gained ... Lennon and McCartney made more money off of George’s songs than George did because of the publishing deal. But finally he ...

While George Harrison could ... power and success. Still, Harrison said that he couldn’t complain as long as he was getting paid. “[S]till, everything we did continued to be in pretty good ...

George Harrison ... that he had on you,” said Scott. “He was annoyed because I didn’t say that he had written one line of this song, Taxman,” replied Harrison. “Did you tell him that?” ...

Paul McCartney shared both Stella and James McCartney with his late wife Linda Eastman, who died in 1998. Dhani Harrison is George Harrison's only child, whom he shared with wife Olivia Harrison.

It’s no small secret that tension was building amongst the Fab Four in their final years as a band, and one could argue that no Beatle was more familiar with these feelings than George Harrison ...

George was singing all those funny songs, which he did later on a little bit, when he sat around and played ukulele. He was into songs like I’m Henry The Eighth, I Am, singing it all cockney.

(And, in this age of streaming he never lived to see, it’s two George songs ... hallelujah before Leonard Cohen did. What does the song tell us about Harrison’s music and spirituality?