George Harrison was a British musician ... including "Hey Jude," "I Want to Hold Your Hand," "Get Back" and "Yesterday." Harrison released 10 of his 12 solo studio albums after The Beatles ...

While George Harrison was taking over the world with the Beatles, he also had a passion for classic cars. His first ...

In the years since Harrison's death, attention has been showered on the musician's lifelong journey towards spiritual enlightenment. It was a progress that had begun even before young George had ...

George Harrison gained a reputation as being a seeker of sorts, constantly searching for insight about the way to live his life under the strange circumstances of being a worldwide celebrity.

George Harrison played a surprisingly integral role in the Rolling Stones landing their first record deal in the early 1960s.

He and a group of fellow young ... to get an invite to a party within months of arriving in London, where his distinctive shaved head and Indian-style clothing caught George Harrison’s attention.

From the time they came together at the end of the Fifties until their breakup in 1970, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and ... ‘Come Together,” “Get Back,” “Eleanor Rigby ...

George Harrison is sitting in a vast soundstage at Twickenham Film Studios, explaining to Ringo Starr and film director ...

Ringo Starr once revealed that his biggest regret about The Beatles is that they never performed together after their split, and he wanted to reunite.

Per Schefter, “sources around the league believe it is only a matter of time” before Young is dealt. It’s unlikely the Panthers get any fair-market value offers ... something that could leave fellow ...

His work may have inspired the Beatles, but one of his favorite songs was inspired by Beatle George Harrison ... my cousin Brian and I go back to childhood and young adulthood— teenage years ...

Stump speeches, slogans and memes can only get a presidential candidate so ... CHRIS WILLMAN: Campaign music really goes back to George Washington's campaign, with what might be called parody ...