George Harrison explored many different types of spirituality during his life. Here are a few of his most spiritual songs.

George Harrison began contributing more songs to The Beatles in the latter half of the 1960s. This meant the band dedicated more studio time to his songs, which they often found fruitless and ...

There's a memorable scene in Peter Jackson's 2021 documentary Get Back where a microphone concealed in a pot of flowers in the dining room at Twickenham Studios picks up a discussion between John ...

George Harrison didn’t always get his due in The Beatles, but when he did get a song out, it proved to be among the band’s most successful ventures. Harrison was able to remove any blockades—i.e., ...

After discovering the track during a visit to America, Harrison carried it with him for nearly a quarter-century before ...

In 1971, George Harrison became involved in a lengthy lawsuit that cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars. The suit accused the former Beatle of plagiarizing a song by The Chiffons when making “My ...

While there were many things that led to the breakup of The Beatles, many of which fans will probably never know about, the power imbalance regarding songwriting was an important factor. When the band ...

After a steady commercial decline at the end of the 1970s, George Harrison had to come back with a bang to kick off the '80s, ...

The Beatles were already reaching breaking point when they were working on The White Album; countless fights, arguments, and walkouts almost became a typical day in the studio with the Fab Four, with ...

Karly B. is a music news journalist at Collider, specializing in the Western and Asian music industries. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media and Web Technology, she has dedicated part ...

George Harrison's spiritual and wise nature separated him from many of his peers. His last moments on Earth carried the same warmth that defined much of his music. Although millions knew him as "the ...

How a minor 1989 George Harrison single from the “Lethal Weapon 2” soundtrack opened a young listener’s ears. By Lindsay Zoladz What was your first favorite song? I’m not talking about that hip, ...